Reverend Chris E Hughes obituary and family tributes
The Rev. Chris E Hughes 51 longtime Lorain area Baptist pastor died at home of an apparent heart attack. Born in Wichita he moved to Lorain in 1974 and served Tower Baptist Church since 1979 rising from associate to pastor. Survivors include wife Peggy and daughters. services are set at Tower Baptist with burial at Ridge Hill Memorial Park. Gluvna Shimo Hromada Chapel handles arrangements.
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