Funeral Notices for Reynolds Nedwick Haube and Augustine
Abraham Reynolds Jr 64 of Farmerville La died at Cleveland University Hospital after a brief illness. He worked 30 years at U S Steel and was active in Jehovahs Witness ministry. Mae J Nedwick 80 of Greensburg Pa formerly Elyria died at home. A Navy WWII veteran, she worked at Jeannette Glass and Sterners Restaurant. Samuel Roby Haube 82 of St George WV formerly Elyria died at Ruby Memorial Hospital. Louise Augustine 81 of Vermilion died at home after a lengthy illness. burial set at Maple Grove Cemetery Vermilion.Memorials to New Life Hospice.
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Abraham Reynolds Jr
Farmerville
Lorain
Cleveland University Hospital
Colquitt
el Dorado
Ark
Reynolds
U.S. Steel
Jehovah's Witness Ministry
Larry Chandler
Arkansas
Anthony “Dwayne
Larry
Donnie
Christine Brice
Helen Millage
Eddie Mae Livingston
Mamie Briscol
Naomi Barrett
California
Lillie Mae
Abraham Reynolds Sr
Jessie Mae Dismuke
Ezra Johnson
Betty Joe
Geneva Johnson
Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's
Mae J. Nedwick
Greensburg
Elyria
Salem Township
First Methodist Church
Jeannette
Nedwick
Jeannette Glass Co
Sterners
Waves National Association
American Legion Post
Southington
Samuel Roby Haube
St. George
W.va
Ruby Memorial Hospital
Morgantown
Moore
Haube
Ridge Tool Co
Mary M. Cremeans
South Amherst
Ruth Jones
South Carolina
Everett
Terry Williams
Florida
Gladys
Pauline
June Williams
Garland-Misencik
Park Ave
Amherst
Art Wiegand
Resthaven Memory Gardens
Avon
Louise Augustine
Vermilion
Johnstown
Augustine
Lakeview Baptist Church
Corrine Moore
Linda Augustine
Robert Yepko
Nick
Ronald Yepko
Anthony
Donald
Lakewood
Jenny Verbanoff
Cecelia Rancour
Peter
John
Mitch
George
Joseph Dudukovich
Mill
Sylvia
Milan
Terry Yepko
Barbara Moore
Joseph
Mary
Salada) Dudukovich
Anna Milovich
Mary Gonzales
Rudy Dudukovich
Riddle Funeral Home
South St. Vermilion
Maple Grove Cemetery
Guy Morton
New Life Hospice
North
Abbe Road
Sincerely The Cares Family And The Jackson Family
The note reads sincerely from The Cares Family and The Jackson Family concluding a message of appreciation and goodwill. It appears as a personal closing line without additional context or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cares Family
the Jackson Family
Norris Turney Dies at 79 Jazz Saxophonist With Ellington
Dayton AP Norris Turney jazz musician composer and conductor died at a nursing home from kidney failure at age 79. He played alto sax and flute with the Duke Ellington Orchestra and led the Norris Turney Quartet. Born in Wilmington he toured with Billy Eckstine Ray Charles and others and helped form the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra under Wynton Marsalis. He left a single CD Big Sweet N Blue praised by critics. He is survived by his wife Marilee a son two daughters and a stepdaughter. Funeral arrangements were pending at McLin Funeral Home in Dayton.
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Duke Ellington Orchestra
Dayton
Norris Turney
Turney
Wilmington
Billy Eckstine
Ray Charles
Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra
Wynton Marsalis
Marilee
McLin Funeral Home
Beat poet Gregory Corso dies at 70 in Minnesota
Gregory Corso, a central Beat figure alongside Ginsberg and Kerouac, has died at age 70 in Robbinsdale Minnesota after prostate cancer. Born in Greenwich Village he published more than 20 poetry collections including Gasoline Elegiac Feelings American and Mindfield. Corso’s 1958 Bomb is among his best known works. Ginsberg discovered him in the 1950s with first poems in 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory Corso
Minneapolis
Allen Ginsberg
Jack Kerouac
Corso
North Memorial Medical Center
Robbinsdale
Sheri Langerman
New York
Greenwich Village
Ginsberg
Patricia L. Humphrey Baer obituary in Elyria
Patricia L. Humphrey Baer 81 of Elyria died after a short illness at EMH Regional Medical Center. Born in Cleveland she lived in Elyria most of her life and was a graduate of Shaker High School class of 1934. She belonged to St Mary Church and numerous Catholic groups. Survived by husband F William Baer, children, grandchildren, step children, siblings and other relatives. Service details set at Reichlin Roberts Funeral Home with a rosary and Mass at St Mary Church. Memorials to St Mary School Endowment Fund or Elyria Public Library.
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Patricia L. Humphrey Baer
Verhunce
Elyria
Emh Regional Medical Center
Cleveland
Shaker High School
Cleveland Institute of Music
Cleveland Institute of Art
Third Order of St. Francis
Catholic Daughters of America
St. Mary’s
Elyria Catholic
F. William Baer
Frank A. Ill
Daniel E
Patrick Baer
Richard
Cincinnati
Kathleen Garth
Delran
Julianne McGlynn
Longwood
Fla
William G. Baer
Cole
Mary Alice Majone
California
John A. Verhunce
D.C
Loretta Thomas
Solon
Virginia Stillwell
Venice
Frank A. Humphrey Jr
Julie
Gerard Humphrey
Reichlin- Roberts
Cleveland St
Altar and Rosary Society
St. Mary Church
Middle Ave
Joseph Weigand
Frank A. Humphrey II
Patrick Humphrey
St. Mary Cemetery
St. Mary
Laurent Kabila dies after civil war turmoil in Congo
Laurent Kabila, once hailed as liberator of Congo, is dead at 59 after being wounded in a palace shooting. His rule, marked by decree power and human rights abuses, followed a brutal civil war and a collapse of services, leaving hospitals medicineless and roads impassable.
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Kabila
Uganda
Rwanda
Africa
Mobutu Sese Seko
Zaire
Kinshasa
U.N
Congo
Elyria promotes three more firefighters to leadership
Elyria swore in three promotions after the retirement of Assistant Chief Jack Martin. Capt Timothy J. Mitchell becomes assistant fire chief, Lt Robert N. Donofrio is named captain, and Firefighter William A. Gall is promoted to lieutenant. Three additional firefighter candidates received offers and begin psychological and physical evaluations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Jack Martin
Bill Grace
Martin
Schue
Timothy J. Mitchell
Mitchell
Robert N. Donofrio
William A. Gall
Donofrio
Eric Rothgery
Civil Service
Rothgery
Grace
Daniel Schue
Inauguration Memories Span Generations and Generals
A Washington observer recalls inaugurations from Truman through Bush, noting Carter’s warm 1977 ceremony, Reagan’s Hollywood glitz, and eager expectations for the current year. She values civic duty, loyalty to the presidency, and shared patriotism at the national event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Reagan
Hollywood
Washington
Ohio Civil Rights Commission director resigns amid probe
The Ohio Civil Rights Commission accepted the resignation of Executive Director Melanie J. Mitchell effective Feb. 19 after a leave during an investigation into management and spending. Mitchell, on the agency since 1998, faced questions over finances and travel costs. her attorney said the move serves the agency’s best interests, while an inspector general opened a separate review of the agency’s finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Commission
Melanie J. Mitchell
Rising Sun
John H. Burlew
Mitchell
Burlew
Larry James
James
Mackenzie Milo
Michael Payton
Milo
Wayside plans new home in Lorain area project
Wayside in Lorain North Olmsted and West lake seeks to build a new home funded without public money. The group raises about 2 million yearly for construction and plans safety and accessibility measures with on site aides 24 hours a day. If approved the project could finish early next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
North Olmsted
Westlake
Davis
Ondercin
Board Terms Expire for City Commission Seats
The article lists current board member terms: George Andrews and Butch Suki's terms end this year, Daniel Jarven, Alan Zaleski and Phillip Schwenz end in 2002, and Jamel Zingale and Joe Monia end in 2003.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Andrews
Butch Suki
Daniel Jarven
Alan Zaleski
Phillip Schwenz
Jamel Zingale
Joe Monia
Levy aims to boost early intervention and employment support
Payner said the levy would raise about 9.4 million dollars annually to expand early intervention services. The board now assists 300 families, double the number from five years ago, and plans to grow employment help and case management for mentally or developmentally disabled residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payner
Avon delays rezoning decision amid master plan review
Avon Planning Commission tabled rezoning requests from residents near Avon Commons to spring when the Master Land Use Plan is reviewed to assess traffic impact. The council seeks updates due to numerous zoning-change requests, with review likely in April. A Harley Davidson shop plans expansion to 8,000 square feet at 38591 Chester Road. Bearings Technologies to build a 48,000 square foot facility with MB Industries at 1251 Jaycox Road. Groundbreaking is planned for March with completion by October.
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Avon
Planning Commission
Avon Commons
Commission
Thomas Wearsch
Wearsch
Jim Piazza
Alex Boarman
Elyria Harley- Davidson
Boarman
Chester Road
Elyria
Bearings Technologies
Jaycox Road
Lazlo Tromler
Mike Archer
MB Industries
Archer
Lazlo
Bearing Technologies
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Aaron J Cames
Laura Mae Beckett
Beckett
Chronicle
Laurent Kabila
Truman
C-Span
Bush
Hoyle
Civil Rights Commission
Wayside
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