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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 2004
Page
2
Maxine A. Butler, 86, of Lorain, died Wednesday November 1, 2004, at Community Health Partners and Surgical Center after a brief illness. Arrangements handled by Schwartz Spence Boyer and Cool Flame for Funerals at 1124 W Hirth St Lorain.
Mary King 64 of Vermilion died November 1 2004 at Community Health Partners West after a sudden illness. She was born in Boardman PA and lived in Vermilion since within. She worked over 30 years as office manager for Ohio Ellison and later in Lorain. A member of St Mary Catholic Church Vermilion, she belonged to the War and Rosary Society and Catholic Ladies of Columbia. Survivors include her son Joseph King, four grandchildren, six great grandchildren, and caregiving relatives. Funeral services include a 6 to 9 pm Sunday visitation at Riddle Funeral Home and a 10 am Monday Mass at St Mary Church. Burial in Maple Grove Cemetery. Memorials to Eternal World Television Network or St Mary Church.
Sophie M Kakos nee Olsavsty 81 of Elyria died Friday December 4 at Center Ridge Nursing Home North Ridgeville. Born in Lovain she lived in Elyria worked as a homemaker and member of St Vincent de Paul Church. Survived by sons Michael Kakos Wellington John Kakos Almsted Township James Kakos and Russ Kakos Elgin two dozen grandchildren and many great great grandchildren and sister Sister Mary Dita of Tiffin. Preceded in death by husband Alexander Kakos 1951 and brothers Andrew Olsavsky George O RMA. Friends 6 to 8 pm Sunday Reichlin Roberts Funeral Home Elyria services 8 pm Sunday. The Rev John Slatock deacon St Vincent de Paul Church will officiate burial Calvary Cemetery Lorain.
Geraldine M Gerry Pernisky died Friday December 3 2003 in Lorain born there she was a 1969 Lorain High School graduate worked 25 years in Smith Gerhart Department Store billing and served as a secretary at Matray Ridge Mental Retardation Center until 1996 later clerked at Lawson store in Lovett she enjoyed bingo wing poker cards ceramics and family Survived by brother Jin Pernisky of Lupain sister Carol Katkic of Lorain and two nephews preceded in death by parents Adam John and Mary Ann Pernisky Visiting hours Sunday at Davin Funeral Home 2707 Elyria Ave Lorain funeral 11 am Monday Rev William Sehill officiating burial Calvary Cemetery Lorain condolences online at dawsonfuneralhome com
Belva Hoskin 89 of Willard died December 3 2004 at Willard Health Center. Survived by husband Robert Hoskin of Willard and daughter Sharon G Talson of Merritt Island. Funeral services held at Grace United Methodist Church Willard with burial at Columbus Station Cemetery. Memorials to Grace United Methodist Church Willard Ohio.
The oldest American, verified at 114, died at home in Ohio. Johnsen notes she voted in 1920 and valued education. Drake University counted her as its eldest graduate after attending the 1910 Drake Relays. Survived by four children now all over 70. Bettie Wilson of Michigan and Hendrikje Van Andel of the Netherlands are other 114-year-olds noted by Gerontological Research Group.
Jesuit priest known as G-Dog Hoyle expands Homeboy Industries in East Los Angeles. Plans a bakery cafe and office complex between Chinatown and Olvera Street to offer jobs and mentorship to hundreds of former gang members. He faces past tragedies and recent setbacks but remains committed to turning lives around through steady employment and community programs.
A survey of how A Christmas Carol spawns enduring Scrooge roles across film stage and TV. From Robert De Niro and Patrick Stewart to Gerald Dickens and Vanessa Williams, the tale inspires diverse casts and adaptations, with scholars noting its lasting pull and universal themes of wealth and redemption.
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