Christine A Kelley death notice from Amherst Ohio
Christine A Kelley 42 a lifelong Amherst resident died June 30 2007 after a 22 year cancer battle. She was born August 14 1964 in Amherst and graduated from Firelands High School in 1982. Survivors include daughter Erin M Angel mother Barbara Kelley father Robert and Linda Kelley sisters Debbie Sanders and Terry Gerber and niece Kelley Gerber. Friends may call July 3 2007 from 11 AM until memorial service at 2 PM at Brownhelm Congregational United Church of Christ. Burial at Brownhelm Cemetery. Memorials to Christine Kelley Memorial Fund at FirstMerit Bank. Arrangements by Hempel Funeral Home Amherst Ohio.
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Amherst
New Life Hospice
Lorain
Christine
Firelands High School
Angelo's Pizza
Erin M. Angel
Barbara Kelley
Beko
Robert and
Linda Kelley
Debbie Sanders
Oberlin
Terry Gerber
Doylestown
Kelley Gerber
Chuck Sanders
Birmingham
Brownhelm Congregational United Church of Christ
North Ridge
Brownhelm Township
Elizabeth Terrill
Brownhelm Cemetery
Christine Kelley
FirstMerit Bank
Hempel Funeral Home
Cleveland Ave
Anna Mae Dudukovich obituary notices legacy of Lorain homemaker
Anna Mae Dudukovich 74 of Lorain died June 30 2007 after a lengthy illness. Born August 21 1932 in Cadiz she was a homemaker who enjoyed gardening camping NASCAR and crocheting and loved a Daytona 500 Victory Lane trip with sister Betty. Survived by children Cindy Richard Sheryl Victoria nine grandchildren and five great grandchildren. preceded in death by husband Michael. Friends may call July 3 2007 from 2 to 5 PM at Reidy Scanlan Chambers Funeral Home Lorain with services at 5 PM Rev Rich Henry officiating at Amherst Church of the Nazarene.
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Carter
Lorain
Community Heart Partners
Cadiz
Ohio
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Victory Lane
Betty
Cindy Perkovich
Sheffield Lake
Richard Alpater
Sheryl Price
Wakeman
Victoria Nix
Louisville
Michael Dudukovich
Reidy Scanlan Chambers Funeral
Broadway Ave
Rich Henry
Amherst Church of the Nazarene
Ina EF Tallhamer obituary a Kentuckyborn Elyria resident
Ina F Tallhamer 70 of LaGrange Kentucky born January 11 1937 in Knox County died July 1 2007 after a long illness She was a EMH Regional Hospital ward aide and homemaker survived by husband James G Tallhamer son Ricky Tallhamer grandsons Mike and Gabriel three brothers and one sister Funeral arrangements set by Reichlin Roberts Elyria and Hopper Barbourville with burial at New Bethel Cemetery Knox County Memorials to the American Cancer Society
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Ina EF Tallhamer
Bruner
LaGrange
Tallhamer
Knox County
Elyria
EMH
Assembly of God Church
Oberlin
Tall
Ina F. Tallhamer
Terry Bruner
Corbin
Hazel Johnson
Heidrick
William
Bill
Sylvania (Nee Gray) Bruner
Reichlin Roberts
Cleveland Street
Hopper Funeral
North Broadway
Barbourville
Farm shift means big farms grow as local dealers struggle
Industry voices warn farm equipment dealers face dwindling customers as large operators gain bargaining power. Analysts forecast two farm types: large scale producers and niche, specialty growers. Rural towns risk shrinking communities as farming ages and local services fade.
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Ken Althoff
K&a
Strawberry Point
Iowa
Althoff
John Baker
National Farm Transition Network
Wal
Endangered Karner blue butterfly makes comeback at Detroit Zoo
The Karner blue butterfly, an endangered species, is being revived under a U.S. Fish and Wildlife recovery program. Laura Palombi plans to release dozens bred at the Detroit Zoo into restored habitats at Kitty Todd Preserve near Toledo and Petersburg State Game Area in Monroe County. The effort seeks to protect existing populations and reestablish viable ones within the historic range, with birds, lupine plants, and habitat loss cited as factors in decline.
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Royal Oak
Mich
Detroit Zoo
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services
Laura Palombi
Kitty Todd Preserve
Toledo
Palombi
The
Daily Tribune
Petersburg State Game Area
Monroe County
Warren
Minnesota
Maine
Detroit
Allegan State Game Area
Death of Jan Nathan champion of small independent publishers
Jan Nathan, 68, founder executive director of the Independent Book Publishers Association, died June 17 from cancer at her Hermosa Beach home. A publicist and longtime industry advocate said Nathan gave inde pendent publishers a voice in an area dominated by larger houses. She earlier ran Manhattan Publishing Co and started Jan Nathan & Associates in 1983 to manage professional trade associations.
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Los Angeles
Jan Nathan
Independent Book Publishers Association
Nathan
Hermosa Beach
Alice Acheson
Independent
Howard W. Fisher
Fisher
Manhattan Publishing Co
Jan Nathan & Associates
Eugene Fluckey Navy hero and Medal of Honor recipient dies
Rear Adm. Eugene Fluckey, a World War II submarine ace who earned the Medal of Honor and four Navy Crosses for daring attacks on Japanese shipping, died June 28 at Anne Arundel Medical Center at age 93 after battling Alzheimer's disease. He commanded USS Barb in 1944 45 sinking dozens of ships off China's east coast amid heavy enemy fire.
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Eugene Fluckey
Anne Arundel
Fluckey
Washington
China
Drunken Driving Checkpoints Persist in Southwest Ohio
A Cincinnati Enquirer analysis finds 40 checkpoints since January 2006 yielding 261 DUI arrests from over 17 000 vehicles checked about one arrest per 67 cars. The report notes $2 500 per checkpoint in overtime and cites mixed views on effectiveness amid ongoing alcohol related crashes statewide.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Hamilton
Warren
Butler
Clermont
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chuck Strain
Enquirer
State Highway Patrol
Dan Gerard
Gerard
U.S. Supreme Court
Sharonville
Mark Preuss
Hamilton County
DUI
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