Sony cofounder Morita dies at 78 in Tokyo hospital
Morita co-founded Sony after World War II and led the firm to become a multibillion dollar electronics and entertainment conglomerate. He died Sunday morning in a Tokyo hospital from pneumonia after a stroke in 1993 left him in a wheelchair. He retired as chairman in 1994 and served as honorary chairman.
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Obituary notices from Ottawa area roll include Hackett and Spencer families
The clipping lists obituaries and memorial details for multiple locals. It mentions Hacketts with service at Lamb Roberts Heise, a Mary Hackett and Tony Hackett with survivors in Ottawa and nearby areas, and the Spencer family including Gary W. Coletta and children Amy Jo, Michael, and Sean, with extended relatives in Greeley, Emporia, Lenexa, and Osawatomie. Funeral details note state views and memorial contributions to Mid Hospice.
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Blaufuss
Ottawa
Antone John
Elizabeth Grace (Geiler) Plaschka
Greeley
Anderson County
Williamsburg
Ransomville
Milton Erwin Hackett
Peor
Abe
Ed” Hackett
Lawrence
Tony Hackett
Baldwinghter
Kathryn Wittman
Fence
Mary
Seneca
Hackett
P8mona
Aldchildren
Torment
Tral Cemetery
Lamb-Roberts-Heiseral
Itt
Gary W. Coletta A
Wolken
Shawnee Mission
St. John’s Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
Laborers Union
Kansas City
Gary W
Coletta Spencer
Amy Jo Spencer
Emporia
Michael L. Spencer
Manhattan
Sean W. Spencer
Osawatomie
Eva L. Spencer
Anna Marie Walken
Sharon A. Spencer
Lenexa
Connie
Troy Eddings
Gary
Christy
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