Bernard Bunny Brown musician and Norwalk resident dies at 72
Bernard Bunny Brown 72 of Norwalk died at home after a long illness. A Elyria High School graduate and drum major in 1941, he served in the Army 101st Airborne in World War II and was a POW 1944 45. He coowned Club 92 and Garage Fleet Service in Winter Haven Fla founder of Babys Pet Care in Norwalk and worked at Hartland Auto Supply. Survivors include children Paul Alen Brown Denver Bernard and Mark J Brown Florida a daughter Nebbie Jackson Florida six grandchildren two great grandchildren and cousin Tene Wright Gallegos. He was predeceased by brothers Leon Morris Ford Melvin Jr a sister Lois Nary and cousin Paul Brown. Services 2 p.m. Thursday Hinman Tanner Walker Funeral Home Norwalk Rev Robert Herkner officiating. Memorials to Huron County Humane Society Monroeville or Southern Poverty Law Center Montgomery Ala. 36177-9621.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard B
Bunny” Brown
Norwalk
Elyria
Denver
Elyria High School
Garage Fleet Service
Winter Haven
Fla
Bie Jackson
Florida
Tene Wright Gallegos
Leon, Morris, Ford
Melvin J. Jr
Lois Nary
Cleveland Brown
Paul Brown
Hinman-Tanner & Walker Funeral Home
W. Main St
Robert Herkner
Calvary Episcopal Church
Sandusky
Huron County Humane Society
S. Main St
Monroeville
Southern Poverty Loss Center
P.O. Box
Montgomery
Ala
William Workman 77 of Lorain dies after long construction, life
William A. Workman 77 of Lorain died Sunday at his home. He owned Quality Construction Co and built garages and remodeling, worked 33 years as a stationary engineer for Ohio Edison, retiring 1980. Survived by wife Waneda, children, stepchildren, many grandchildren and great grandchildren. A memorial service is set for Wednesday at John J. Gluvna Funeral Chapel. The Lorain County coroner will rule on the death cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Workman
Lorain
Massillon
Workman
Quality Construction Co
Ohio Edison
Waneda
John J. Gluvna
Broadway
Aaron Webb
Beacon Baptist
Gardener Geraldine Burrill Dies at 78 in Sheffield Lake
Geraldine M. Burrill aged 78 of Sheffield Lake died at home after a long gardening hobby. Survived by three sons James Donald Thomas and daughter Barbara, four grandchildren and siblings. husband Newhard Burrill predeceased in 1995. Visitation 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at Burmeister Busch Chapel with funeral 1 p.m. Wednesday. Burial at Resthaven Memory Gardens. Memorials to American Diabetes Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine M. Burrill
Ragthe
Sheffield Lake
Buffalo
N.Y
James
Donald
Avon Lake
Thomas
Medina
Barbara Burrill
Lorain
Donald Radike
Clarence
Norman Radike
Lackawanna
Robert Reich
Sheffield Lake United
Memorial for Robert E. Lauren honors longtime security supervisor
Robert E. Lauren 72 of LaGrange died Monday after a long career as a security supervisor for LTV Steel in Cleveland. A World War II Army sergeant in the 385th Infantry, Rhineland and Ardennes veteran, he enjoyed fishing. Survivors include wife Lilly 47 years and children Jeffrey Gary Robert Gail Wendy, 10 grandchildren, eight great grandchildren, and sister Betty. Services were at Elmhurst Memorial Gardens Avon officiated by Rev Henry W. Bruner. Contributions suggested to LaGrange Ambulance Rescue Squad Service. Blackburn Fineral Home Grafton arranged the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lauren
LaGrange
Cleveland
LTV Steel
385Th
Rhineland
Ardennes
Lilly
Nee Ridings
Jeffrey R
Gary
North Ridgeville
Robert V
Gail Appleby
Cambridge
Ohio
Wendy Arcuri
Lakewood
Betty Link
Pompano Beach
Fla
Elmhurst Memorial Gardens
Detroit Ave
Avon
Henry W. Bruner
LaGrange Ambulance
West St
Blackburn Finneral
Grafton
Norwalk Nurse Salme Moor 68 Dies After Long Illness
Salme K Moor 68 of Norwalk died Sunday at Fisher-Titus Medical Center after a long illness. She worked 30 years as a surgical nursing assistant at Fisher-Titus and was active in St Peter Evangelical Lutheran and Cleveland Estonian Lutheran churches. She is survived by Arkadi Moor husband two daughters Annie Moor and Chris Wyant a son Martin six grandchildren two sisters and a brother. Visitation 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm today at Kubach Smith Funeral Home. Services Wednesday at the funeral home with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. Memorials to American Cancer Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salme K. Moor
Norwalk
Fisher-Titus Medical Center
Tammins
Estonia
Germany
St Peter Evangelical Lutheran Church
Cleveland Estonian Lutheran Church
Arkadi
Annie Moor
Chris Wyant
Wakeman
Martin
Avon Lake
Linda Kapral
Sydney
Austraia
Elmer Kaup
Crystal Lake
Mart
Ann
Nee Sau) Kaup
Leo Kaup
Kubach-Smith Funeral Home
E. Main St
Zina Naumochkin
Lorain
Lorain Community
St. Joseph Regional Health Center
West
Old Poltava
Russia
Elyria
Lorain Products
Olga Suprumov
Kosma
Katherine
Nee Fisher) Nanmochkin
Devin Funeral Home
Elyria Ave
Basil Stoyka
SS. Peter and Paul Orthodox Church
Elmwood Cemistery
Albert Freedman 71 of Boca Raton Dies in Florida
Albert I Freedman 71 a former Lorain resident died January 24 at Boca Raton Community Hospital. He served with the Royal Canadian Air Force in World War II and owned Lee Furniture on Broadway for 40 years. He earned a real estate license in 1995 and belonged to Agudath B nai Israel Synagogue in Lorain. Survivors include his wife May living in Boca Raton two sons Larry Freedman Amherst and Joe Craig Taylor San Francisco. daughters Ellen Sheff Portland Lynnn Dee Gillam Lorain Laura Taylor New York. five grandchildren and a sister Helen Chapnick Toronto. Memorials to Pannie Freedman Educational Fund at Agudath B nai Israel Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert L Freedman
Boca Raton
Fla
Lorain
Boca Raton Community Hospital
Toronto
Royal Canadian Ai Force
Joe
Craig Taylor
San Francisco
Ellen Sheff
Portland
Ore
Lynnn Dee Gillam
Laura Taylor
New York
Death notices from local papers in mid 1700s region
Fragmentary obituary fragment lists several individuals with scattered fragments of locations and names. The readable items reference a service in a chapel and several surnames including Farmer, Basch, Garzan, and Schuller. The text is garbled and provides no clear dates or full identities.
Obituary for Robert Pomeroy Stanadyne retiree and relatives
Robert E. Pomeroy Stanadyne Co. retiree and EMH volunteer served in World War II with the Army 4th Engineer Combat Battalion. He lived in Elyria, attended St Paul United Church of Christ, led Stanadyne Credit Union, coached the Stanadyne touch football team, and is survived by his daughter Barbara Robinson, son Robert A., daughter Karen, sister Dorothy Harper, and three grandchildren. Funeral services set in Elyria with burial at St Mary Cemetery. Memorials to charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanadyne Co
Moen
Elyria
Army
Normandy
France
Rhineland
Ardennes
Pomeroy
St Paul United Church of Christ
EMH
Stanadyne Credit Union
Stanadyne
Catherine
Barbara Robinson
North Olmsted
Robert A
Amherst
Karen Pomeroy
Dorothy Harper
Laudenthal-DeCarlo
Washington Ave
Lorain Man Dies at 93. Lavany Harris Remembered
Lavany Harris 93 of Lorain died Saturday after a short illness. A self employed carpenter he lived in Lorain 65 years, born in Alabama. Survivors include close friends Anice W. Rice and Charles Williams of Lorain. Services 7 to 9 pm Wednesday at Carter Funeral Home, 3001 Elyria Ave. Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavany Harris
Lorain
Lorain Manor
Alabama
Anice W. Rice
Charles Williams
Carter
Elyria Ave
Doraville Woman Alice Chandler Dies. Lorain Native
Alice Mae Chandler 75 of Doraville Georgia died Saturday at Jean Glancy Hospital in Duluth Georgia. She was born in Lorain and lived there most of her life. Her survivors include Brandon of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Mae Chandler
Doraville, Ga
Lorain
Jean Glancy
Duluth
Brandon
Elyria Mail Carrier James J. Kitzler Dies After Illness
James J. Kitzler 34 of Elyria died at home after a short illness. A mail carrier and Army veteran, he enjoyed poetry skiing hockey and stamp collecting. Survived by daughter Julie and son Jimmy, his parents and several brothers. Visitation 2–4 and 7–9 pm Wednesday at Bauer-Laubenthal-Wainwright Funeral Home. Service 11 am at First Congregational Church Elyria. Burial Brookdale Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Kitzler
Elyria
Bor
Kitzler
First Congregational Church
Julie
North Olmsted
Jimmy
Max D
Elizabeth Kitzier
Delores Stover Custodian
Delores Stover 38 of Lorain died Monday. A custodian, she lived in Lorain most of her life and worked in commercial and private cleaning. Survived by daughters Terrie Fisher Jackie Lyons Lorrie Rider Sherrie Kanarr a son Shawn 10 grandchildren three great grandchildren and brothers Gabriel and Dennis Nacarato and parents Joseph and Dorothy Nacarato. Calling 3 to 5 pm Wednesday at Carter Funeral Home Lorain with prayers at 4 45 pm by Rev Brian Del Turco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores Stover
Lorain
North Ridgeville
Church of the North Coast
Terrie Fisher
Jackie Lyons
Elyria
Lorrie Rider
South Carolina
Sherrie Kanarr
Johnsbom
Tem
Shawn
Gabriel Nacarato
Dennis Nacarato
Joseph
Dorothy Nacarato
Dominic
Carter
Elyria Ave
Brian del Turco
Death of Marilyn Herrington in Cleveland area
Marilyn Jane Herrington aged 6 of North Olmsted died Monday after a brief illness at Lattheran Medical Center Cleveland. Arrangements are pending with Bauer Laubenthal Wainwright Funeral Home in Berea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Jane Herrington
North Olmsted
Lattheran Medical Center
Cleveland
Bauer-laubenthal- Wainwright Funeral Home
Biri
Grace Wells Corwin obituary notice
Grace Wells Corwin, 93, of Maumee died Jan 11 at Elizabeth Scott Memorial Care Center in Maumee. A Pagetown native who lived in Mansfield from 1958 to 1992 then moved to Maumee, she was a teacher and former residence director for the Elyria YMCA. Survived by two granddaughters and four great grandchildren. daughter Evelyn Pifer (1988) and sister Besse Taber (1995) preceded her. Services Jan 15 at Finefrock Funeral Home, Mansfield, with Rev. Walter B. Orr. burial at Mansfield Memorial Park. Memorials to First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Wells Corwin
Maumee
Elizabeth Scott
Pagetown
Ohio
Mansfield
Corwin
YMCA
Elyria
First Methodist Church
Evelyn Pifer
Besse Taber
Fine Frock Funeral Home
Walter B. Orr
Mansfield Memorial Park
Irene A Dinishak obituary notices in Cleveland area
Irene A Dinishak died Sunday at Holy Family Home Parma. She was from Cleveland and survived by brothers Joseph and Henry Karwan and a sister Margaret Machovec. Services at McGorray Brothers Funeral Home Lakewood followed by a Wednesday mass at St Luke Church and burial at Holy Cross Cemetery Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene A. Dinishak
Karwan
Cleveland
Holy Family
Parma
Joseph
Henry Kar
Margaret Machovec
Charles
Andy Karwan
McGorray Brothers Funeral
Detroit Ave
Lakewood
St. Luke Catholic Church
Clifton and
Burns Roads
Holy Cross Cemetery
Holy Family Home
State Road
Mil ton Sorokin Dies at 63 Noted First Amendment Advocate
Mil ton Sorokin corporate attorney and First Amendment rights advocate died after heart surgery at age 63. He led the Hartford firm Sorokin Sorokin Gross Hyde Williams and, with wife Ethel, ran the Center for First Amendment Rights Inc. since 1963. His FOI work helped spur Connecticut's 1975 FOI Act. he briefly served on the state FOI Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford, Conn
Milton Sorokin
Sorokin
Hartford
Enfield
Connecticut
State Freedom of Information Commission
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
Manning case and clemency history amid battered woman defense
The article reports Manning presenting to authorities after a shooting and believing her husband was a burglar. It notes former Ohio Governor Richard Celeste granted clemency to several women before the battered woman defense was recognized, with Manning’s case considered but denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manning
Richard Celeste
Ohio
Columbus man claims Lotto prize
Curtis Fields, 55, of Columbus, won a Super Lotto jackpot after letting the computer pick his numbers. The winning ticket sold at Hudson Market in Columbus. Fields chose the lump sum and will receive $4,921,367.19 after taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Lottery
Curtis Fields
Lottery
Hudson Market
Fields
Parolee Released After Curfew Violation Sticker Probe
STICKERS From C1 released to his parents after being charged with a curfew violation. NAACP President Jean Vrice said Kagiura showed her one of the stickers when she met with him Friday at City Hall on race relations issues. The stickers, about the size of a hand, contain a Parma phone number. Wince doubts the recruitment effort will work in this city and says they can keep it in Parma, not Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAACP
Jean Vrice
Kagiura
City Hall
Parma
Wince
Lorain
Budget Debate Friction Sets Environmental Issues Aside
Brown argues the federal budget dispute will dominate until the November elections and push environmental concerns to the background. He says Congress is highly partisan and compromise is scarce, leaving issues to be decided by voters, not by Gingrich and Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Congress
Gingrich
Clinton
Injured inspector sues Kopf Construction and contractors
Elyria Avon Lake building inspector Barney Klement, 70, filed suit in Common Pleas Court seeking unspecified damages after falling nine feet through an unfinished Britannia Estates stairwell on March 11, 1994. He lay four hours on a concrete floor awaiting help as doctors treated hypothermia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Avon Lake
Kopf Construction Corp
Barney Klement
Common Pleas Court
Klement
Herman ‘‘Bucky
Kopf
Kopf Construction
Britannia Estates
Jaycox Road
St. John West Shore Hospital
Westlake
Jerry Gillooly
U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration
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Bunny’ Brown
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William Workman
Garrettsville
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Milton Spencer
William R
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Carmen
Leona
Dale
Thelma Doyle
Albert I. Freedman
Lee Furniture In
Levitt- Weinstein Funeral Home
Pannie Freedman Resiszious
TA Celyria
Basason Garzanc
Corts Schuller
Baral
Hesthaveh
Gar
Michael E Hamilton
Mike
Dad
June
Cindy
Sandy
Steve
Robert E. Pomeroy Stanadyne Co
Jcpenney
Grace Wells
Benjamin Gleisser
Chronicle-Telegram
Wellington
Wellington High
The
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