Lenient obituary notes for multiple Northeast Ohio figures
William G. Barnard Jr., Vita-Mix co founder, 85, of Westlake died after a short illness. Survivors include wife Ruth and multiple children. Services at Baker Funeral Home Berea and at Westlake LDS Church. Interment Olmsted Falls. Also reported are deaths of Sue Stout Fields, Wanda Morrison, Tony DeSanto, Thelma Burns, Carmen Zubricky, Joyce Miller, and Stephen Heitz Sr with funeral details and family connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Barnard Jr
Westlake
Columbia St. John West Shore Hospital
West Point
Ill
Olmsted Falls
Mr. Barnard
Vita-Mix Corp
Ruth
Nee Pellett
William G. II
John K
Bay Village
Frank P
Lin
Obituary notes Lorain area residents Frances Volak Worcester Powell
Frances E Volak 85 of Lorain died after a short illness. She traveled, golfed, knit, sewed and gardened and belonged to several local Democratic women groups. Survived by two grandsons and siblings. services Saturday at Dombrowski Wohlever Funeral Home with burial at Calvary Cemetery Lorain. Elizabeth E Worcester 92 of Elyria died after a short illness. She worked at General Industries and taught Sunday School, sang in church choir, and led church groups. Survived by daughter and relatives. services Friday at Busch Curtis Scheufler Chapel with burial at Evergreen Cemetery South Amherst. Dennis R Powell 60 of Lakewood died after a short illness at home. He was a machinist and truck driver, member of Teamsters Local 571, enjoyed football. Survived by wife, daughters, stepchildren, grandchildren, and siblings. graveside services Friday at Elmwood Cemetery Lorain. The Devin Funeral Home is handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Westwood Road
Westlake
Cordell Petz
Owen Zuro
Old Chestnut Grove Cemetery
Olmsted Falls
Sue Stout Fields
North Ridgeville
Coal Grove
Ohio
Tennessee
Chesapeake Post
Chesapeake
Chronicle-Telegram
Tiffany's Lounge
Linda Jones
Leslie Miller
South Point
Nikki Fields
Toledo
Dean Stout
Arkansas
Brian Stout
Scott Stout
U.S. Air Force
Germany
Harold Houston
Harland Houston
Litchfield Township
David Houston
Arizona
Tracey Brammer
Ironton
Wanda Zaleski Morrison
Jalowiec
Birmingham
Welcome Nursing Home
Oberlin
Poland
Elyria
General Motors
Morrison
Holy Cross Church
Birmingham Garden Club
Patricia Zaleski
Robert Zaleski
Gerald Zaleski
Lawrence Zaleski
Amherst
Alexandra Zaleski
Bernice Pogan
Theodore
Max Jalowiec
Frank Zaleski
James Morrison
Reichlin-Roberts
Cleveland St
James D. Schorr
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Thelma Ilene Burns
Grafton
Emh Regional Medical Center
Perkins
W.va
Tillie
Carmen Zubricky
Valdosta
Joyce Miller
Brenda Jalowiec
Tina Kincopf
Ruth Conrad
Robert
Friends
Blackburn Funeral Home
Main St
Tim Mayo
Midview Baptist Church
Nesbett
Grafton Township
Stephen V. Heitz Sr
New London
Cuyahoga Falls
Austria-Hungary
Mansfield
Detroit
Mr. Heitz
Ruggles Church
Ruggles Grange
Ruggles Farm Bureau
Harper Woods Lodge
Masonic Lodge
F&am
Mansfield Senior Friendship Center
Stephen
Anna Kalstein
Helen Lincoln
Magadelena
Nee Kenle) Heitz
Georgia
Nee Thoman) Heitz
Katherine S
Funeral Home
Graeme Frith
Ruggles Cemetery
Ruggles
U.S. Route 224
Frances E. Volak
Koning
Lorain
Community Health Partners Hospice of
St. Joseph
Coopersville
Mich
Western Automatic
Charles
John
Cleveland
Eddy
Elizabeth Koning
Dombrowski- Wohlever
Oberlin Ave
Robert Dybo
Nativity
Blessed Virgin Mary Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Elizabeth E. Worcester
Krieg
Alercare
Vermilion
General Industries
St. Paul’s United Church of Christ
Circles
Women’s Guild
Second St
St. Paul’s
Dennis R. Powell
Lakewood
New Life Hospice
Mr. Powell
A.di. Machining Inc
Sheffield
Teamsters
Ruth A
Silas Shannon Jr. FAA employee dies after cancer battle
Silas Shannon Jr., 65, of Bowie Maryland, an FAA employee for 35 years, died Sunday at Laurel Regional Hospital after a three year cancer battle. Born in St Louis he held a BA from the University of Alaska Anchorage and an MA from UC Berkeley. Survived by Kazue Shannon daughters Debra and Joyce son Cedric mother Mary Green sisters Sheila Carter Gloria Shannon brothers Clay Thomas and Joseph. Visitation January 5 with funeral January 6 at Robert E Evans Funeral Home Bowie. Interment Maryland Veterans Cemetery Cheltenham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Shannon Jr
Bowie
Laurel Regional Hospital
Laurel
St. Louis
Mr. Shannon
University of Alaska
Anchorage
University of California In
Berkley
Federal Aviation Administration
Federal Government
Department of Transportation
Kazue
Debra Shannon
Alaska
Joyce Oakley
Vermilion
Cedric
Baltimore
Mary Green
Maryland Veterans Cemetery
Cheltenham
Pulitzer winner Bill Crouch dies at 82 in California
Seon SS Placerville reports Bill Crouch longtime Oakland Tribune photographer died of cancer at his Sierra Nevada home. He won a 1950 Pulitzer for a near collision photo at Oakland Airport and later a National Press Photographer’s award. Survived by four daughters, a brother, four grandchildren. Private service set Jan 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Placerville
Calif
Bill Crouch
Oakland Tribune
Crouch
Sierra Nevada Foothills
San Francisco
Oakland International Airport
Associated Press
National Press
The
Tribune
Ohio education funding talks face court deadline
Espy said funding could be in place by end of January with bipartisan help though House Speaker Jo Ann Davidson questioned whether the House can reach agreement in time. Davidson cited Ohio's diversity as a barrier to consensus and lawmaker gridlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Espy
Jo Ann Davidson
R-Reynoldsburg
Ohio
Three men rob Elyria man with semiautomatic gun
Fred Phelps, 57, was robbed at about 12 10 a m on Middle Avenue as three Black men followed him after buying milk and ice. A gun was pressed to his chest while one suspect took his wallet from the back pocket. Police tracked footprints but a police dog failed to locate the suspects. no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Fred Phelps
Middle Avenue
Phelps
Fourth Street
Gas USA
9Th Street
Sederis Lane
Fifth Street
Lorain County Sheriffs Department
North Ridgeville sues Sheffield over sewer bill dispute
North Ridgeville filed in Common Pleas Court seeking 122407 plus 10 percent interest from Sheffield for past due sewer charges over storm water treatment on lines shared by the two communities. Sheffield disputes pay responsibility, citing service concerns and escrowed funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
North Ridgeville
Sheffield
Scott Serazin
Common Pleas Court
Serazin
Leo Sheets
Sheets
Abbe Road
French Creek
Avon
James Smith
Oberlin resident sues city over mowed wildlife yard
Stephen A. Douglass of 348 Edgemeer Place says the Oberlin city crew mowed his wildlife habitat in the front yard without proper notice, wiping out work tied to UC Berkeley collaborators and a 60 000 research setup. City officials report multiple warning letters and five business days to comply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
California
Stephen A. Douglass
Edgemeer Place
Douglass
Toronto
Ontario
University of California
Brigham Young University
California State University At
Fresno
Oberlin College
Lorraine Wiley
California State
Rob DiSpirito
DiSpirito
Marshall Whitehead
Whitehead
North Ridgeville Council Sets Organizational Meeting
The council will hold an organizational meeting at 8 p.m. Friday at City Hall. Newly elected members will choose the council chair and committee chairs, designate the council president, and select the council clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
City Hall
Lorain Man alleges son stole 14000 from account
A 70 year old Lorain man in a nursing home told police Monday his 32 year old son with power of attorney withdrew 14000 from his checking account. He learned of the theft after receiving a bank statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
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Vita-Mix Co
Sue Stout
N. Ridgeville
Tony DeSanto
Bauer-Laubenthal- Wainwright
Chestnut Ridge Road
N. London
Tad
Harry HH. Diedrick
Patty
Pam
Darlene
Niewopa
FAA
Floyd Cramer
Nashville
Nashville, Tenn
Elvis Presley
Cramer
Gerald Purcell
Chet Atkins
Boots Randolph
Atkins
RCA
Council
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