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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 2007
Page
4
Mildred Mary Kluding 80 of McLoud Oklahoma and formerly Monroeville died Sunday evening February 18 2007 at her residence born February 19 1926 Survivors and funeral arrangements will be announced by Evans Funeral Home Norwalk Ohio
Joanne W Cason nee Bloom 80 of Elyria died February 16 2007 at Wesleyan Village after a brief illness She was born February 23 1996 in Elyria attended Elyria High School and lived in the area as a homemaker Survived by sons Jeffrey Kendle Jack Kendle and daughter Lisa Gerken six grandchildren and five great grandchildren Preceded in death by husband Jack R Cason sister Norma Thatcher and her parents Graveside services at Brookdale Cemetery Elyria on Thursday February 1130 AM Memorials to Animal Protective League of Lorain County Elyria Ohio
Vincent Arthur Rosenthal 82 of Oberlin died Friday February 16 from pneumonia and pulmonary fibrosis. A Detroit native and WWII veteran, he played four Oberlin College sports, captained the baseball team, and was later inducted into Oberlin College Heisman Club Hall of Fame in 1993. He worked for GM Volvo and Ford, lived in several states, and a memorial service will be held in Oberlin in April. Survivors include his wife Mary and three children. Cowling Funeral Home handled arrangements.
Dolores Mae Carmon 86 of Elyria died February 17 2007 at EMH Regional Health Center after a sudden illness. She lived in Lorain and Sheffield areas before moving to Elyria in 1984 and had winters in Florida. A devoted homemaker she was married 67 years to Jacob J Carmon. Surviving are her husband two sons Jacob A Jack Carmon and Midge Carmon of Carlisle Two seven grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Funeral Mass February 22 2007 at Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church Grafton with burial at Ridge Hill Memorial Park Amherst. Memorials to Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Central Florida Chapter.Online condolences at dormbrowskifuneralhome.com.
Neil A Barkas 75 of Elyria died February 18 2007 after a month long illness. He served four years in Korea and lived in Elyria since 1968 moving from Cleveland. He retired in 1993 from Lake Terminal Railroad at US Steel Lorain as a car inspector with 19 years service. He was a member of VFW Post 1079 and American Legion Post 12. He is survived by his wife Edith two daughters Betty Lewis Brenda Hennes four grandchildren and brother Keith Barkas. Services were private arrangements by Busch Funeral Home Elyria and donations were directed to the American Cancer Society.
William Thomas Clark age 3 formerly of LaGrange and longtime Bullhead City resident died February 12 2007 after a brief illness. Survived by wife Traci children Rachelle Randall Richard mother Rose Marie brothers James Robert sister Kathy eight nieces seven great nieces and nephews. Graveside service at Rockwood Cemetery LaGrange February 24 with Rex John Seabold officiating. Celebration of life at Grafton VFW Hall 1 to 3 p.m. February 24. Contributions to children's college fund at Lorain National Bank.
Carl J Nagel known as Handleman, 69, of Burbank and formerly Avon, died February 15 2007 in Leesburg Florida. He was born January 17 1938 in Elyria and played football at St Edward High School and Miami University. He served in the Army 1960 62 and worked 27 years as an operating engineer with Local 18. He was a longtime farmer and active in American Legion VFW Moose and Eagles groups. He is survived by a daughter and three sons with five grandchildren and a sister. Friends may call in Avon and Coshocton before Mass at Sacred Heart Church Coshocton February 22. Burial at Franklin Township Cemetery. Memorials to Disabled American Veterans.
Dorothy J. Adkins 78 of Elyria died February 18 2007 after a brief illness. She worked at Chronicle Telegram over 15 years retired 1991 and was a New Haven Baptist Church member. She leaves three daughters one son 17 grandchildren and several greats. funeral at New Haven Baptist Church with Rev Richard White officiating and burial at Ridge Hill Memorial Park. Liston Funeral Home North Ridgeville in charge.
Robert L. Pitts 83 of North Bloomfield Ohio died February 15 2007 at home. He was born November 1 1923 in Cleveland a WWII Marine veteran and machinist. Survived by wife Marcella son Theodore daughters Carrie Shirley stepchildren and many grandchildren. no visitation or services. Russell Golden Rule Funeral Service Middlefield handled arrangements.
Holcomb says sewer problems were not in the E4 downtown revitalize list and Foltin notes the list was a rough draft for Betty to gauge city needs. The council creates a four member panel to rank items in case state funds become available. Contact Adan Wight at 329-7151.
Lorain Mayor Craig Fortin proposed a detailed list of federal funding priorities to U S Rep Betty Sutton. Projects include relocating the Black River Wastewater Treatment plant upgrading environmental assessments downtown trolley service repairs to the Eages Building renovating the Palace Theatre building bulkhead works and a Great Lakes maritime jetty. A commuter rail link from Cleveland to Lorain and a new pier into Lake Erie are also requested.
Brighton Congregational Church hosts a soup and sandwich night to raise funds for the church building project. Two dinners run Friday at 22006 State Route 5H with a variety of homemade soups, sandwiches, chips, dessert and beverage. Carry-out available. proceeds support the building fund.
Mary Lou Berger died February 18 2007 at age 68. Survived by Robert Jr William and Kirkwood plus Donny. Preceded by sister Nancy Wiegand. Grandchildren Bobby Cody Danielle Billy Bridgette Shannon Matt. Visitation 4 to 7 PM Wednesday at Jardine Funeral Home Strongsville new location. Funeral Thursday 11 AM at the funeral home. Donations to Columbia Town Hall. Interment private.
Carl Bessmer of St. Cloud Florida died Saturday February 17 2007 at St. Cloud Regional Medical Center Visitation is scheduled Wednesday at the Essmer Funeral Home Parker and Son Funeral Home Spencer Ohio will host services Thursday February 22 2007 at 11 00 AM Burial will take place in Chatham Cemetery
Frances B. Bauer-Towers 68 of Elyria died at home after a brief illness. She was born in Portsmouth Ohio and worked as an administrative assistant at Palm Crest East Nursing Home for 10 years retiring in 1934. She was a member of Redeemer Lutheran Church and enjoyed dancing golf and travel. Survivors include daughter Lynda Bauer Wheelersburg sons Joseph and Mark Bauer Elyria stepsons Roger Bay Village Lawrence Milwaukee Kenneth Olmsted Falls Donald Philadelphia and seven from her first husband John Bauer and second husband Douglas Towers a sister Gloria Riggs and an open house today 5 to 8 pm at 326 Stonehedge Drive Elyria. A memorial service is Wednesday at 1:30 pm at Redeemer Lutheran Church Elyria with burial at Ridge Hill Memorial Park Amherst Township. Memorials to Redeemer Lutheran Church or Rainbow PKU Camp care of Judy McConnell Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital Cleveland Ohio. Arrangements by Bauer Laubenthal Funeral Home Elyria.
Kathryn Wilczak 91 of Grafton died February 18 2007 after a long illness at Elyria Memorial Hospital. She was born June 23 1915 in Bloomfield Two and was a homemaker member of Our Lady Queen of Peace and Altar Rosary Society. She is survived by daughters Barbara Beriswell and Fiona Massey seven grandchildren and several relatives. Funeral arrangements include calling hours February 21 at Blackburn Duke Funeral Home and a funeral Mass February 22 at Our Lady Queen of Peace. Memorials may be sent to Our St or donor's choice.
A panel of educators scientists and employers urges a public awareness campaign to show math and science as vital to Ohio's future. It cites rising student interest gaps and calls for incentives teacher support university business councils and an Institute for Mathematics and Science Education to align coursework with hiring needs.
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