Obituary: Zenaida Abella of Lorain dies at 65
Zenaida E. Abella nee Enriquez 65 of Lorain died Saturday at Community Health Partners West in Lorain after a brief illness. Born in the Philippines she moved to Lorain in 1965 and studied accounting and finance at Lorain County Community College. She was a longtime parishioner of St Peter Church and known as a gourmet cook who enjoyed golf tennis gardening and orchids. Survivors include daughters Sarah T. Abella and Stella A. Baccaray, son Dale M., sister Corazon Vita, brothers Victorino Enriquez and Andres and Renato Enriquez. She was preceded in death by husband Deogracias M. Abella and several siblings. Friends may call 4 to 8 p.m. today at Gluvna-Shimo-Hromada Funeral Chapel. Funeral service 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at the funeral chapel followed by a Mass at 11 a.m. at St Peter Church. Entombment at Resurrection Mausoleum Calvary Cemetery. Published April 6 2004.
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Zenaida E. Abella
Avon Lake
Dale M
Lansing
Corazon Vita
California
Victorino Enriquez
Andres
Renato Enriquez
Philippines
Deogracias M. Abella
Arcadio and
Felicidad
Escamis) Enriquez
Rosa Osuna
Plora Enriquez
Gertrudes Arcigat
Regalada Monilla
Isidro Enriquez
Gluvna-Shimo- Hromada
Broadway
Lorain
St. Peter
Oberlin Ave
David G. Woost
Calvary Cemetery
Mary Mae Gintonio obituary from Lorain area
Mary Mae Gintonio nee Allison 79 of Lorain died Sunday at Golden Acres Nursing Home Amherst Born in Lorain she lived in several places then returned to Lorain ten years ago She was a member of PEO Lakeland Women’s Club Daughters of Scotia and Hospice volunteer Survivors include her husband Enzo Hank a son Paul Fayette Ark daughters Jane Gundlach North Olmsted Penny Lynn Goodken Iowa ten grandchildren two brothers and one sister Visitation 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m today at Reidy Scanlan Chamber Funeral Home Prayers 10 a m Wednesday followed by Mass at Heritage Presbyterian Church Entombment Calvary Cemetery Memorials to New Life Hospice or the church.
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Allison
Lorain
Golden Acres
Amherst
Lorain High School
Gintonio
PEO
Lakeland Women's Club
Daughters of Scotia
Enzo “Hank
Paul
Fayette, Ark
Jane Gundlach
North Olmsted
Penny Lynn Goodken
Iowa
Reidy-Scanlan-Chamber Funeral Home
Broadway
Heritage Presbyterian Church
Leavitt Road
James E. Smucker
Calvary Cemetery
New Life Hospice Center
St Joseph
N. Abbe Road
Elyria
Richmond H Browne Sr 93 Oberlin native dies in Oberlin
Richmond H Browne Sr 93 of Oberlin died Sunday at Wel come Nursing Home in Oberlin where he had lived nine months. Born in Saginaw Michigan he graduated Flint Central High School in 1928. He worked in plant protection for A C Sparkplug a GM division and was a piano salesman for Grinnell Brothers in Flint. Survived by sons David R Browne and Richmond H Browne Jr nine grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Preceded by wives Mildred Lee Dorothy and daughter Carolyn VanKannon. Dicken Funeral Home Elyria handling arrangements.
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Oberlin
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David R
Richmond H. Jr
Brantford, Conn
Mildred
Lee
Dorothy
Carolynn VanKannon
Dicken Funeral Home
Elyria
Court upholds free speech claim in downtown display case
In Cincinnati the Sixth Circuit upheld a ruling allowing a Jewish group to erect a large menorah on Fountain Square during the holiday season. The court affirmed that city ordinances restricting private religious displays were unconstitutional, preserving First Amendment free speech rights and avoiding bans on private holiday displays.
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Walter Bandersky 62 of Amherst dies after brief illness
Walter A Bandersky 62 of Amherst formerly Lorain died Saturday at University Hospitals of Cleveland after a brief illness. He was a Ford Ohio Truck Plant process engineer 1974 to 1998 and served as a Lorain School of Technicians alum. He enjoyed gardening, family, and 66 games at Lorain AMVETS. Survived by wife Valerie son Jason M mother Ann Bandersky sister Ann Marie Mitchell and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services Wednesday at Lorain funeral chapel with a Mass at St Mary of the Lake. Burial at Ridge Hill Memorial Park. Memorials suggested to Leukemia and Lymphoma Foundation.
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Lorain
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Berea
Ford Motor Company
Ohio
Avon Lake
Bandersky
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Valerie
Broadway
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Daniel QO. Divis
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Amherst Township
Leukemia and Lymphoma Foundation
Westpoint Parkway
Cleveland
Visci Betty 85 Elyria resident dies in Elyria Village
Elizabeth Betty J Visci 85 of Elyria died Sunday in Elyria United Methodist Village Born in Amherst she lived there most of her life and graduated Amherst High School A homemaker she enjoyed music cards traveling and dancing with her late husband Survivors include daughter Natalie Freeman of Everett WA sons Fred Visci Lorain and Bob Visci Orlando four grandchildren and four great grandchildren Preceded in death by husband Ferdinand A Visci in 2003 Parents Steven and Elizabeth Tirpak daughter Carol Visci sisters twin brother and a brother who died at birth Visci family to receive friends Friday at Dombrowski Wolak Riddle Funeral Home Interment Calvary Cemetery Lorain Mass Saturday at 11 am at Catholic Church of St Peter Funeral home prayers at 10 30 am Published April 6 2004.
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Betty” J. Visci
Elyria
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Amherst
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Funeral services for Rudy Simcic of North Royalton
Rudy E Simcic 69, died Saturday at Parma Community Hospital. Survived by sister Gizella Balmert and brother Lou Simcic, along with wife Marie and brothers Fred and Frank. Friends may call 9 30 am Wednesday at Babitt Funeral Home, then funeral Mass 10 30 am at St Albert the Great Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
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North Royalton
Parma Community Hospital
Gizella Balmert
North Ridgeville
Lou Simcic
Florida
Marie
Fred
Frank
Babitt Funeral Home
Ridge Road
St. Albert the Great Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
William Harbaugh obituary of Lima welder WWII veteran
William Harbaugh 79 of Lima formerly Wellington died Sunday at home. He served in the 88th Infantry Division Blue Devils in World War II North Africa and Italy. He worked as a welder at General Dynamics Lima and belonged to Lima UAW Aft and Lima Baptist Temple. Survived by wife Dorothy and three sons, seven grandchildren, sisters, nephews and niece. Services planned at Camden Baptist Church and Indian Creek Baptist Church with burial at Indian Creek Cemetery. Memorials to charity of donor's choice.
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William Harbaugh
Lima
Wellington
Connelsville
Pennsylvania
03. Army
North Africa
Italy
Blue Devils
General Dynamics
Lima Tank Plans
Lima Uaw
Harbaugh
Lima Baptist Temple
Elyria
VFW
Dorothy
Nee Husak
W. Bradford Harbaugh
North Carolina
Joel Harbaugh
Dayton
Doyle Ha
Friendsville
Alberta Beatty
William
Daisy
Nee Glover) Harbaugh
Harold
Dorothy Friends
Camden Baptist Church
Larry Nocella Wall
Marman Funeral Home
Wakeman
Friends
Indian Creek Baptist Church
Mill Run
Indian Creek
Elyria woman Nellie Hood dies after short illness
Nellie Sheila Hood, 33, of Elyria, died Sunday at EMH Regional Medical Center after a brief illness. Born in Bay Village, she was a lifelong resident, a 1992 Elyria High School graduate, and a member of Victory Baptist Church. Survivors include Leslie McGinnis, her special friend, and her parents Harry and Irene Hood. Private graveside service at Westwood Cemetery. Arrangements handled by Cowling Funeral Home in Oberlin.
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Elyria
Emh Regional Medical Center
Bay Village
Elyria Area
Elyria High School
Miss Hood
Victory Baptist Church
Leslie McGinnis
Josephine
Roll obituary for Nancy S Rall of Lorain
Nancy S Roll 72 of Lorain died Sunday at Community Health Partners West after a long illness. Born in Lorain she lived there most of her life. Survived by husband Harold and sister Theresa Kroll among others. Friends may call 5 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at Misencik Funeral Home Avon with service at 8 p.m. Private interment Maple Grove Cemetery Vermilion.
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Nancy S. Rall
Caurcilla
Lorain
Community Health Partners West
Debbie Roll
Theresa Kroll
Connie Adamcek
Santa Skidmore
Do Arlene Morris
Harold
Greg Curcillo
Marie Wacker
Kathy Roger
Misencik Funeral Home
Detroit Road
Avon
Maple Grove
Vermilion
Lorain Woman Julia Toth 89 Dies at Home
Julia Barbara Rose Toth, 89, of Lorain, died Monday at Denise's Adult Care Home in Lorain. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Walter A. Frey Funeral Home, 700 W. Erie Ave., Lorain.
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Lorain
Denise
Walter A. Frey
Erie Ave
Walter D. Stashick Dies in Lorain After Short Illness
Walter D. Stashick, 55, of Lorain, died Monday at Community Health Partners Hospital West after a brief illness. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Devin Funeral Home, 2701 Elyria Ave., Lorain.
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Walter D. Stashick
Lorain
Community Health Partners Hospital
Devin Funeral Home
Elyria Ave
Paul Atkinson Zombies guitarist and music executive dies at 58
Paul Atkinson, English guitarist with The Zombies and later a noted A&R executive who signed ABBA Bruce Hornsby Mr Mister Michael Penn Judas Priest and Patty Smyth, died Thursday at 58 in Los Angeles after a long music industry career. He received the Recording Academy President's Merit Award in January at a House of Blues tribute in LA.
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Paul Atkinson
The
Zombies
ABBA
Susan Clary
Cuffley
England
Atkinson
Bruce Hornsby
Mr Mister
Michael Penn
Judas Priest
Patty Smyth
Recording Academy
House of Blues
Ex-broker gets prison time in state corruption case
Former investment broker Frank Gruttadauria, 46, was sentenced to 40 to 50 years after pleading guilty to bribery racketeering theft money laundering forgery and election law violations. He agreed to assist in a state grand jury investigation and faces a $20,000 fine while custody remains at the Elkton federal prison. He must forfeit rights in a Hamilton County fund tied to the Hamilton County Republican Party.
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William D. Mason
Gruttadauria
Thomas J. Sammon
Common Pleas
Carolyn Friedland
Friedland
Federal Correctional Institution
Elkton
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Hamilton Couty
Sammon
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Gruttadavia
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Sta
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