Kale G. Galloway, age 9 of rural Waynetown, heard his family's last prayers at 6:30 a.m. Friday, June 16, 2017 in Riley Hospital for Children and took flight to be with the lord. He has bravely battled cancer the past 7 years. Kale was born in Lafayette, September 30, 2007 the son of Douglas Alan and Jessica Nicole Mitton Galloway who survive.

Kale attended Sommer Elementary School and was active in North Montgomery Little League, Youth Football, and Sugar Creek Swim Club. This was Kale's first year in 4-H and his pigs and heifer will be shown at the county fair. Kale was diagnosed with cancer in 2010, at age 2 ½. Kale was a son, brother and all boy who didn't want to miss anything. He was very resilient, a fighter and seldom would complain about his circumstances. His greatest worry was for his family. The legacy this 'Little Superman' leaves behind, should serve as an example to us all. Kale faced adversity with a positive attitude, a smile and never wavering attitude. He virtually became a 'community child' as he courageously battled cancer.

Surviving along with his parents are: Three brothers; Quinton Blake age 17, Cain Douglas age 14 and Gage Wayne age 12, Grandparents Phil and Carla Arth of Lafayette, Dwight and Linda Galloway of Covington, Darrell and Jackie Mitton of Lafayette, Great-grandparents Christine Jones of Kingman, Jim and Dorothy Mitton of Waynetown, Walter Butler of Lafayette, also surviving are many uncles, aunts, cousin, friends and a community full of love. Kale's family would like to thank Dr. Terry Vic and Dr. Jodi Smith as well as the entire incredible staff at Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis for Kale's loving care.

A public funeral service/celebration of life will be held at 6:00 pm. Tuesday, June 20, 2017 in the gymnasium of North Mongomery High School. With Tony DeMoss officiating, assisted by Aaron Clawson. A private family service will be held Wednesday at Family and Friends Funeral Home of Winagte, with burial to follow in Brown Cemetery near the family farm. The family prefers in lieu of flowers, memorial contributions be directed to #chuckstrong cancer research, Make-a-Wish or Foundation Ronald McDonald House. Visit us online to share a memory or leave a condolence at www.familyandfriendsfh.com