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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1999
Page
15
Multiple obituaries recount deaths in Lorain and surrounding towns. Theodore W. Kauffman, 88, died in Amherst after a long illness. veteran, Mason, and longtime employee. Hubert Kidd, 67, of Lorain, longtime U S Steel worker, survived by wife and many relatives. Arthur A. Shulsky, 76, Lorain carpenter and Korean War veteran, funeral set with services at St. Anthony church and Calvary Cemetery. Memorials suggested to charities.
Mary R. Goldstein 86 of Elyria died at home after a life in performing arts and civic work. Survivors include sons William and Michael. services Friday at Bauer-Laubenthal Funeral Home with burial in Salem Cemetery. Memorials to Cleveland nonprofit. Also listed are Diane Simons, David Hawkins, Earl Schweinberg, and Magdalene Schweinberg with funeral details and affiliations.
Grace Renwick honors her husband Scottie on his birthday with a loving testament. She calls him her best friend, expresses enduring devotion, and signs with affection.
The writer reflects on surviving three years without the loved one who has entered heaven. A new woman, Holly, is described as a blessing who helps the family with homework, transportation, meals, and keeping boys fed and behaved. The tone is loving, steady, and prayerful, acknowledging a guiding, heavenly presence.
Jeannette M Heatwole 78 of Wellington died. Survived by daughters Majorie Mull Helen Simon, son Jaureen Becker, Linda Otto, and sister. Friends may call 7 to 9 pm Thursday at Cowling Traman Funeral Home Wellington. Services 11 am Friday at funeral home. Burial East Pittsfield Cemetery Pittsfield Township.
Thomas M. Kelly 79 of Elyria died Tuesday at Center Ridge Nursing Home North Ridgeville after a long illness. He grew up in North Olmsted, lived most his life in Elyria, and worked as a milkman for Oberlin Farms Dairy. He volunteered as linesman for North Olmsted High football games until 1994 and enjoyed sports and pigeons. He leaves a daughter Nancy Hackney, a son Thomas M., eight grandchildren, three stepgrandchildren, a sister Dorothy Reding, a stepson James Hull, and stepdaughters Cynthia Schultz and Susan Morton. Burial in Butternut Ridge Cemetery. Memorials to National Brain Tumor Foundation. Burial in Butternut Ridge Cemetery. Burial.
Erwin J. Babe Fitch 93 of Vermilion died Wednesday at Kingston of Vermilion Nursing Home. A tool and die maker for General Motors Parma, he retired in 1969 and volunteered with Vermilion on the Lake Fire Department. He is mourned by his wife Marcella and a family list. Services Friday at Reichlin Roberts Funeral Home Elyria. Burial in Calvary Cemetery Lorain.
Mary Belle Taylor 72 of Elyria died Tuesday afternoon at EMH Regional Medical Center after suffering from Myasthenia Gravis. Born Swandale West Virginia she lived in Elyria 42 years. Survived by husband Charles W. (d 1981) and children Anna Wilson Jean Bowen Debra Kelley Roxann Kocsis Dorma Baker. 17 grandchildren four great grandchildren. sisters Patricia Bragg Elizabeth Loving. brothers Carl Carte Charles Ray Carte Harold Carte Robert Carte. other relatives. Services Friday 10 a.m. at Busch Curtis Scheuffler Family Chapel Elyria with Rev. Walter Speith officiating. Interment Brookdale Cemetery. Memorials to Myasthenia Gravis Foundation.
Patricia F Kaminski Wellman 56 of Elyria dies at home after a short illness. She was a beautician, former Elyria Beauty Academy and Michael Angelo's staff, member of Holy Cross Church and Altar and Rosary Society, and United Polish Club Auxiliary. Survived by husband Robert, son Hayden, brother Larry Kaminski, and parents Dominic and Frances Kaminski. Visitation 6 to 9 pm at Laubenthal DeCarlo Funeral Home. Mass Friday at Holy Cross Church followed by burial at St. Mary's Cemetery.
Elizabeth F. Stelmack nee Suleski, 91, of Lorain died Tuesday at Golden Acres Nursing Home in Amherst after a long illness. She was born in Lorain and lived there her entire life. Friends may call 2 to 9 p.m. Friday at Gluvna Funeral Chapel, 3224 Broadway, Lorain, with arrangements to be announced.
Frances R. Stang 75 former Lorain resident and Living Word Wesleyan Church co founder died Monday at Brooksville Regional Hospital Florida after a year long illness. She taught 32 years in Kentucky Pennsylvania and Ohio including Maplewood and Crestwood schools in Elyria. She and husband Howard helped found Living Word Wesleyan in Elyria. She was an Ohio Retired Teachers Association member. Survived by husband sister Margaret Slozat brothers Rev Andrew Slozat Stephen Slozat and multiple others. Visitation Friday 6 8 p m at Busch Curtis Second St Elyria. Funeral Saturday 1 p m Living Word Wesleyan Church Elyria. Interment Ridge Hill Memorial Park Amherst Township.
Paul J. Sister 89 of Lorain died Wednesday at Ohio Extended Care Center Lorain after a long illness. Friends may call from 5 to 9 at Home 3224 Broadway Lorain.
Mandi Quimpert and VanKannel discuss transformation from regular workouts. Quimpert has dropped about 20 pounds and aims to become a certified trainer with her own studio. VanKannel notes greater self esteem and plans to train for another competition in April.
At a ribbon cutting for a church led picnic, councilman Eddie Edwards notes the improvements cost about 75 000 dollars. Organizers aim to steer children away from drugs and crime, reflecting the community’s need for resources beyond church walls.
A U S commission report says the Great Lakes have no water surplus and calls for action to prevent water exports. Rep. Bart Stupak backs legislation to ban bulk water shipments from the Great Lakes pending U.S.-Canada action. The study cautions that drawing water reduces the system's ability to cope with future stresses.
Elizabeth Stone of the U S Army Corps of Engineers said Wednesday that Bishop plans a Phase I Archaeological Study for 1.9 acres of wetlands at the King's Woods site before a permit is issued. She described the proposal as part of assessing possible Indian burial ground implications.
Corrections note: some editions misreported substitute teacher pay in Lorain Schools. Starting pay increased from 50 to 65 dollars in February, affecting substitute appointments and budgeting.
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