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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 2008
Page
4
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James L. Artman of Amherst Township dies at Amherst Hospital after an 18 month brain cancer illness. Born May 23 1959 in Joliet Illinois, he lived in Amherst since 2001, was an auto technician for Goodyear and John Lance Ford, and a member of the International Auto and Machinist Union and Amherst Eagles Aerie 1442. He enjoyed racing roller coasters and the outdoors, and is survived by wife Gail, mother Elaine Nail, siblings Tina Judge and Paul Nail, and other relatives. Funeral services are set for February 21 2008 at Garland Misencik Funeral Home with burial at Resthaven Memory Gardens. Memorials may go to the funeral home.
Franklin Runyon died Friday February 15 2008 at Life Care Center of Elyria after a lengthy illness. He was born September 18 1938 in Ragland West Virginia and served in the U S Navy. He retired in 1994 from General Motors Parma after 30 years and previously worked at Fisher Body Elyria. He was a member of the Elyria Eagles Club and a UAW member. He is survived by his wife Shirley and seven children including John.
The notice lists surviving family members of Steve Runyon of Elyria including spouse, siblings, children and grandchildren with step relatives. Friends may call at Busch Funeral Home February 18 2008. Funeral services February 19 2008 at 1 PM conducted by Pastor Howard L. Carroll at the funeral home. Burial at LaPorte Cemetery Carlisle Township.
Linda Jo Hayslip age 50 of Lorain died Sunday February 17 2008 at Community Health Partners Hospital Lorain after a lengthy illness. Arrangements are being handled by Wyers Funeral Home with details to be announced.
John Brud Simsik 78 of Lorain died Saturday February 16 2008 at home after a long illness He was born November 28 1934 in Elyria son of John T and Cecelia M Simsik He retired after 43 years as a rigger at USS Kobe Steel Lorain A member of First Evangelical Lutheran Church Ashland Erie Game Club D and L Golf League and Steel Workers Golf League He is survived by wife Sarah J Simsik married February 9 1957 daughters Lucinda Cindy Patterson Wendy Ortiz Kathy Martin granddaughters Jennifer Erin Gina Emily Sara Melissa sister Carol West and several nieces and nephews Funeral services set for February 19 2008 at 11 A M at Schwartz Spence Boyer Cool Home For Funerals Lorain with Rev Jimmy Madsen officiating Memorials to Scott Hamilton CARES Initiative or Hospice of Cleveland Clinic.
Charles D Piovarchy 80 of Valley City died Saturday February 16 2008 Born in Edenborn Pennsylvania he grew up in Cleveland and moved to Valley City where he farmed and kept horses for 52 years A U S Navy veteran he retired from General Motors after 35 years He is survived by his wife LaVerne and children Charlies Karen Christopher Celeste Gerard and Bernadette Funeral services are set with calling hours February 19 2008 and visitation February 20 2008 at Bauer Funeral Home Dr Martin Luther Church Brooklyn burial at Eastlawn Memory Garden Brunswick Memorials may go to the church or Southwest General Residential Hospice
Russell Franklin Kincannon died February 16 2008 at his home after a long illness. Born November 30 1927 in Spring City Tennessee he lived in Lorain County since 1951. He worked for Ford Brookpark 195? to 1977 as engine plant inspector and belonged to UAW 1250. He was active in antique clock repair, avid Indians fan, and survived by wife Betty and son Steven A. Kincannon of Snow Hill NC.
Gary R Kincannon of LaGrange and Gerald R Kincannon of LaGrange died recently with survivors Donna R Kolesar Elyria six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. He was preceded by parents Hoke and Minnie Kincannon and several siblings. Friends may call at Blackburn-Duke Funeral Home Grafton 1021 Main St Tuesday Feb 19 2008 6 to 9 PM. Funeral services are Wednesday at 11 AM in LaGrange First Baptist Church officiated by Rev Noel Hack. Burial Ridge Hill Cemetery Amherst.
Linda J. Ruffin of Lorain died February 14 2008 at her residence. Arrangements are pending at Wyers Funeral Chapel.
Gerald Allen Buckholz 76 of Vermilion died 2008 at New Life Hospice Lorain after a long illness. Born February 28 1931 in Elyria he was a Clearview 1949 graduate and longtime Lorain County resident. He founded Suburban Process Piping Inc and served as president until 2000 and then as chairman. Survivors include his wife Mary Elizabeth eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Visitation February 19 2008 at Hempel Amherst and funeral February 20 2008 at First Baptist Elyria with burial Maple Grove Vermilion. Memorials to Baptist Mid Missions Baptist Church Planters or Community New Life Hospice.
Michael A Bartoto, 49, of Wellington, died February 17, 2008 at Welcome Nursing Home in Oberlin after a lengthy illness. He was a lifelong Lorain County resident, graduate of Wellington High School, worked as a pipe bender for Tubular Techniques and Hydrotube in Oberlin, and a member of St. Vincent De Paul Catholic Church. He enjoyed woodworking, hunting, and fishing. Survived by his mother Shirley Artwell and step father Dennis Artwell. brothers Richard and Edward Bartoto. sisters Barbara Goodrich and Laura Malaby. Funeral Mass February 19 at 11 A.M. at St. Vincent De Paul Catholic Church in Elyria. Interment Greenwood Cemetery in Wellington. Wyers Funeral Chapel handling arrangements.
Harris Tay, who tutors mostly preteens at a Dayton recreation center, says youths seek structure and discipline, forming a sense of brotherhood when fathers are absent. Dayton police credit a $98,533 Anti-Gang Initiative grant for better gang activity tracking, including graffiti photos, tattoos, biographical data, and monitored chat rooms. Violence spikes over drug turf, rivalries, or false accusations in the city.
Kendle International plans to hang its logo on the exterior of Cincinnati's 574-foot Carew Tower, joining Macy's Fifth Third Bank and other downtown firms in signage. The idea aims to boost brand visibility while the Urban Design Review Board weighs the proposal, noting signs may clutter the skyline. The Great American Insurance Building is slated to become the tallest when completed in 2011.
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