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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 2009
Page
12
Paula C. Wanosky aged 65 previously of North Ridgeville died suddenly at home on Monday January 19, 2009. The David Family Funeral Home based in North Ridgeville handled arrangements.
William W. Arsem born July 21 1917 in Cleveland lived in Avon Lake over 25 years. His wife Virginia Friends will be received January 20 2009 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 PM. Funeral services to follow.
Richard P Nenzoski 77 of Elyria died January 17 2009 at home after an illness He was born July 2 1931 in Run Ohio and worked 44 years on the York International paint line retiring in 1993 He served in the Korean War and was a member of VFW Post 451 Lorain Survivors include wife Donna daughters Cheryl Turner Penny Carlson Tina Nenzoski sons Michael Donald and Fred Nenzoski grandsons Justin Michael Rhett Evan great grandchildren Savannah Dominic sisters Gloria Alwin and Nenzoski relatives Memorials to CHP Regional Foundation New Life Hospice. Funeral arrangements entrusted to Bauer Laubenthal Mercado Funeral Home Elyria.
Andrew P. O Connor 38 of Elyria died January 18 2009 from complications of a motorcycle crash on November 4 2007. He was born May 26 1970 in Columbus. A 1988 Elyria Catholic graduate he attended Otterbein College and Lorain County Community College. He worked as a diesetter for Progressive Plastics in Cleveland and was active in local music and theatre. Survived by wife Kristi and stepchildren, parents, in laws, sisters and many relatives. Calling hours January 23 2009 at Bauer Laubenthal Mercado Funeral Home with funeral Mass January 24 2009 at St Mary Church Elyria. Burial at St Mary Cemetery Grafton. Memorials to Elyria Catholic High School Endowment Fund.
Lucille R Pajak 84 of Elyria and North Randall died January 19 2009 after a brief illness in Regency Hospital Middleburg Heights Born February 26 1924 in Elyria she enjoyed gardening sewing and cooking and was a Cleveland Indians fan Survived by sons R Jr Pajak and Diggins plus husband John R Services set for January 22 2009 at 11 A M with Rev Stephen Kaminski officiating Burial at St Mary Cemetery Elyria.
Marietta M. Kinter, 91, of Nova, Elyria, Sullivan, Greenwich, and Sullivan areas, died after a long illness. She is survived by children Shirley Ferber, Francis Kinter, Lois Drushell, John Kinter, Mary Jo Kinter, Norman Kinter, and 23 35 great grandchildren. Services and memorial details are pending with family members Carol Dawn Pam Gerri and Karen noted as caregivers.
Most breaks were minor with about 10 total in Lorain and one in Elyria near St Marys Church. Repairs finished by Sunday night and no neighborhoods lost water beyond a few minutes for isolated homes. Fire department and water plant officials described the incidents as isolated with no large scale outages.
The Elyria Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday Commission awarded six students from fourth to twelfth grade for essays and poetry on the theme Anything Can Happen When You Believe. Additional honors went to Virginia Novak for Community Building, Emma Jean Taylor for FA.M.L.Y. service, and the Lorain County Free Clinic for Health Awareness and Equity.
Warren Kolman Pries excelled in football and track and was a lifelong Cleveland sports fan. He attended Lorain County Community College, earned CNC machinery certification, and was part of county wide Band Battle competitions. He died near New London Ohio with private graveside services January 12 2009.
Collins extols belief as key to Barack Obama's historic presidency and urges continued commitment to Dr. King’s ideals. Marcus Madison ties King to Obama while Elyria schools chief links unity with education. speakers urge daily small steps toward a better world.
In Oberlin attendees recall slain civil rights leader and look toward Barack Obama’s inauguration in Washington DC. Phyllis Yarber Hogan, Rev. David Hill, Scott Broadwell and Michelle Lavelle express hope, unity, and concern about the incoming administration and national service roles. Cindy Leise can be contacted for more details.
Elyria residents Tony Frye and Toni Duncan joined a Martin Luther King Day parade reflecting on unity and change. Frye spoke of Barack Obama becoming the first African American president as Marcus Jackson, Duncan’s grandson, enjoyed his first MLK Day march and planned to write about it.
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