Mary A Fowl 82 Elyria Township obituary
Mary A Fowl 82 of Elyria Township died March 30 2007 after a lengthy illness Born October 10 1924 in South Amherst she worked as secretary and union representative for American Standard Tappan and helped run the family farm She was a member of St Mary Church and Altar Rosary Society Survived by son Jay daughter Jeanne grandchildren Danny and several nieces and nephews Funeral arrangements include calling hours April 1 at Busch Funeral Home and Mass April 2 at St Mary Church Interment St Mary Cemetery Memorials to Ireland Cancer Center or New Life Hospice Foundation
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M Mary A. Fowl
Gentile
Elyria Township
South Amherst
South Amherst High School
Oberlin School of Commerce
American Standard Co
Tappan Co
Elyria
West Ridge Road
Mary
St Mary Church
Altar and Rosary Society
Jay
Jeanne Fowl
Danny Childers
Maryellen McGrew
Doug
Fowl Brubaker
Mark
David Gentile
Gina Alcazar
Kenneth Fowl
Dominic
Christina Gentile
Lupe
Lena Brubaker
Giovanna
Matthew Gentile
Busch Funeral Home
Second Street
Middle Ave
Thomas P. Kowatch
St Mary Cemetery
Ireland Cancer Center
Schadden Road
New Life Hospice Foundation
North Abbe Road
Velma Branham 83 of North Ridgeville dies after long illness
Velma Branham nee Bentley 83 of North Ridgeville Ohio died Friday March 30 2007 after a long illness She was born in Tolliver Town KY lived in North Ridgeville 46 years and was a homemaker Survived by two sons Willis and Roger one daughter Gail Rubesne seven grandchildren nine great grandchildren a brother and several relatives The family will receive friends at Liston Funeral Home Monday and at Carty Funeral Home in Fleming Neon KY with services Monday night and Wednesday graveside in Tolliver Town KY Memorials to New Life Hospice
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Jennifer
Jeffery
Deanna
Darren Branham
Tracie Huskey
Rhonda Carson
Kellie Rubesne
Emily Broske
Amanda
Olivia Huskey
Nathan
Jeremy
Mitchell
Lucas Carson
Derek
Charlene Branham
Dick Bentley
Louisville
Willis
Vernon Branham
Hassel
Ida Macnee Banks Bentley
Samuel
Herbert Bentley
Marine Howard
Millie Duneil
Liston
Center Ridge Road
Delaine McGhee
Grafton United Methodist Church
Carty Funeral Home
Hwy. 317
Fleming-Neon
Guy Holbrook
New Life Hospice
N. Abbe Road
Elyria
Hygienist Giannuzzi Delivers Care To Underserved Patients
Lorain County Dental Clinic features Daisy Giannuzzi the only Hispanic registered hygienist, fluent in English and Spanish, who conducts exams, charting, cleanings, fluoride, sealants, and home care education for low income and insured patients while staff expand toward federally qualified health center status. Her story includes community ties, family, and a lifelong Lorain resident's pride in giving back.
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Toll booth veteran remembered for math and help at Elyria plaza
A longtime toll booth operator recalls 17.6 years at the Route 57 plaza, chalking up a career built on math skill and local knowledge. He cherished guiding travelers and helping with directions while colleagues mourn the loss of a well regarded, encouraging supervisor.
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Ohio aims to be the Silicon Valley of alternative energy
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New York
Michigan
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Silicon Prairie
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Silicon Valley
Sherrod Brown
Ted Strickland
Washington
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Jim McGregor
Erin Bowser
Environment Ohio
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Lee Fisher
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Wood County
Bowling Green
U.S
Ohio faces wind energy potential and policy gap
Studies place Ohio wind potential between 3 900 and 6 225 megawatts powering 1 1 to 1 6 million homes and 12 percent of state electricity. Ohio firms from Owens Corning to Solar Creations produce related energy products as Bowling Green hosts two 1.8 megawatt turbines powering about 2 000 homes. While wind shows strong economics, Ohio lags behind 21 states with renewable mandates. Minnesota New Mexico and Colorado have already increased required megawatts by 2025.
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Colorado
Mentors aid deaf student at Ohio University Chillicothe
At Ohio University Chillicothe a deaf freshman, Cyle Long, and senior Jill Thompson forged a mentor pairing to aid notes and sign translation. The program, one of 11 winter quarter efforts, helps students adjust to campus life and fosters advocacy for the deaf community. Thompson has signed for 20 years, Long uses an inner-ear implant, and the duo now attends class together with Thompson taking notes and interpreting as Long grows more confident.
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Chillicothe
Ohio University
Cyle Long
Long
Jill Thompson
Thompson
University
Columbus
Ann Rumble
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