Conrad Ellsworth Hartman

Conrad Ellsworth Hartman, 39, of Clarksville, Indiana and formerly of Angola, Indiana, passed away on February 15th, 2022 after experiencing a medical emergency. 

He was born on August 6, 1982 in Angola, Indiana to John S. Hartman and Libby I. Hartman. He attended undergraduate and graduate studies at indiana University in behavioral mental health and worked for man years as a therapist, and sometimes an educator. He focused much of his work on care of children and young adults, specializing in critical areas of autism, anger management, ADHD, ADD, childhood trauma, and physical and emotional abuse. Conrad worked to bring help to clients and make mental health care accessible, providing therapy in the home and school as well as in long-term care facilities. He enjoyed academics, and taught psychology courses at Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana and  Trine University in Angola, Indiana..

Conrad had a love of animals throughout his life and in recent years, enjoyed spending time with his German Shepherd, taking her for long walks in the neighborhood and throwing a ball for her in the backyard. Conrad was also an avid fan of IU basketball, a motorcar enthusiast, and a mafia movie buff. Growing up in school, he was known as kind and sincere, and someone that anyone could be around and fell comfortable and welcome with. He always enjoyed a laugh at a good joke or a funny comedy sketch, and his smile was contagious. throughout college and later ears he was and enthusiastic food and drink adventurer, always looking with friends for hidden gems and mom and pop restaurants. He was loved dearly and will be missed.

Surviving are his mother, Libby Hartman of Clarksville, brother, John J. Hartman of Coldwater, Michigan and brother Byron (Yukiko) Hartman of San Diego, California.

He was preceded in death by his father, John.

Should friends desire, memorial donations may be made to the National Alliance on Mental Illness )www.nami.org). For over 40 years, this grass roots organization has been working to change public policy, provide educational resources, offer toll-free mental health support, and decrease mental illness stigma. Conrad worked tirelessly to support mental health in the community and your donation can help to continue this important work.

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