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He was born March 19,1943 in Shelby to Ola and M, Susan Blankenship Caskey and had lived in Shelby his entire life. A member of the First Church of God, he had been employed with Ohio Steel Tube for 27 years and was a member of United Steelworkers Local 3057. He had been a member of the U.S. Army National Guard in Delaware and was an avid car enthusiast.Survivors include his wife, Mary E. (Eohrbaugh) Caskey; two sons, Timothy Ray Caskey of Shelby, and Christopher John Caskey, at home; Two grandsons; four sisters, Norma Davis, Linda Sperk, and Janet Timson, all of Shelby, and Karen Tackettof Greenwich.Calling hours were Tuesday in Barkdull Funeral Home where the funeral was held Wednesday by the Rev. Tim E. Shrock, hispastor. Burial was in Oakland Cemetery.Memorial contributions may be made to Oncology Department 4, West A, of Mansfield General Hospital, and let at the funeral home.Opal M. BurwellOpal M. Burwell, 73, formerly of Hanville Corners Road. North Fairfield, died December 7, at Norwalk Memorial Homefollowing a sudden illnessBorn in Mercer County, Ohio, on January 11,1917, she had lived in the North Fairfield area for more than 52 years, having moved from the Detroit and Adrian, Michigan areas. She had been employed with the Hout Department Store, North Fairfield; the J. C. Penney Co., Norwalk, and Hamilton Beach Co., Norwalk, where she retired in 1983 after more than 20 yearsof service.She was a member of the North Fairfield United Methodist Church; a member and past president of the United Methodist Womens Assoc., and was a dedicated member and past worthy matron of NorthFairfield Chapter No. 40 O.E.S.She is survived by two sons, Howard of Willard, and Jim of Ostrander, Ohio, and one daughter, Deanna of Norwalk; one sister, Mrs. Evelyn Girton.Sacramento, Calif.; three brothers, Herald Howell Sr. of Norwalk, Paul Howell of Shiloh, and Joe Howell of New London; three granddaughters; four great-grandchildren, and numerous nieces and nephews.She was preceded in death by her husband, Gerald Burwell; her parents, Joseph Howell and Flossie Howell Bricker; one brother, Bill Howell, and one sister, Virgil Howell.Services were Tuesday at the Kubach-Smith Funeral Home with the Rev. Fred McKnight of the Willard Christian Alliance Church officiating. Entombment followed at Restlawn Memorial Park, Huron.Memorial contributions may be made to one’s favorite charity.Donald B. AdamsDonald B. Adams, 63, 8352 Planktown Road, Shiloh, died December 8 at Mansfield General Hospital.He was born August 21, 1927, in Stockdale, Ohio, and retired in 1987 from Empire Detroit Steel in Mansfield. He was a World War II Army veteran, and a member of the Shiloh United Baptist Church.He is survived by his wife, Stella, to whom he was married for 43 years; three sons, Robert L . Shiloh, James M., Greenwich. and Donald B. Jr., Shelby; three daughters, Donna J. Castle and Shirley J. Reeder, both of Shiloh, and Beverly A. Lacey, Willard; 14 grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; one brother, Roy G. Adams, Cincinnati; one half-brother, Lowell VanGordor, Columbus, and three sisters, Julia Allen, Stockdale, Ilo Sallee, Cincinnati, and Nellie Stout, Portsmouth.He was preceded in death byone son, Charles J. “Jay Bird” Adams; his parents, Charles and Jessie (Henson) Adams; one brother, and one greatgrandchild.Services were held Tuesday at the Shiloh United Baptist Church with the Rev. Delmer Bailey officiating. Burial was in Mount Hope Cemetery, Shiloh.Memorial contributions may be made to Shiloh United BaptistChurch.Secor Funeral Home,P 1 y m p u t h , % n, d i e darrangements.
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Greenwich Shoppers Helper
Greenwich, Ohio, US
Mon, Dec 24, 1990
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