Kathryn L Big obituary from Avon Lake
Kathryn L Big, 73, of Avon Lake, died on Wednesday June 15, 2011. Arrangements are announced by the Busch Funeral Home in Avon Lake.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2011
Page
7
Kathryn L Big, 73, of Avon Lake, died on Wednesday June 15, 2011. Arrangements are announced by the Busch Funeral Home in Avon Lake.
Sylvia Surry 60 of Elyria died June 10 2011 at EMH Regional Medical Center after a brief illness. Born in Detroit she moved to Elyria and worked as a supervisor for Oatey Co. She is survived by son Daniel Surry of Elyria stepmother Louise Maxie of Sandusky and others. Funeral service June 18 2011 at Carter Funeral Home Chapel Lorain. Condolences to carterfhine.com.
Janet Lynn Myers 56 of Sullivan died June 12 2011 at Akron General Hospital after a lengthy illness. She was born February 5 1955 in Paducah Kentucky daughter of Charles O and Margaret J Couchenour. She is survived by husband Ron daughter Tracy Victor four grandchildren three brothers and a sister. Memorial service 7 PM Friday June 17 at Free Will Baptist Church Wellington officiated by Pastor Edward Kennedy Jr. Norton Eastman Funeral Home Wellington handling arrangements.
Ronald J. Greenfield Sr 67 of Elyria died June 9 2011 at home. A Navy veteran and machinist he worked 12 years at US Kolbe and 15 years at Kasper Foundry Elyria, foreman in the machine shop. He attended St. Agnes and belonged to Elks Lodge Local 1104 and United Steelworkers. Memorial service June 18 2011 at Devin Funeral Home Lorain with Military Honors by DAV Chapter 20. Burial Calvary Cemetery Lorain. He is survived by son Ronald and daughter Dawn Wingler.
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Tammy Jean Tomasheski 36 of Grafton died with her 11 year old son Tammy on June 12 2011. Survived by husband Cpl Thomas Tomasheski daughter Danielle and Roche and Cottrell relatives. Visitation June 17 at Midview North Elementary School Auditorium with 8 PM funeral at Chestnut Ridge Baptist Church. Burial private. Memorials to Tomasheski Memorial Fund at First Place Bank. Funeral by Laubenthal Mercado Funeral Home Elyria.
William Neal Carr, 53, of North Ridgeville, died suddenly at home on June 12 2011. He worked as Ford assembly line supervisor and was a United Auto Workers Local 2000 member. Survived by Ruth Lenart Carr and family. services June 18 at 5 PM at David Bogner Family Funeral Home.
Donald W Medders age 61 of North Ridgeville died June 15 2011 at home after a long illness. He worked 30 years at Ford Brook Park retiring 1996 and was a member of Faith Baptist Temple and Masonic Lodge 0781. Survived by daughters Connie Bana ska Jessie Lemerise Tracie Medders and grandchildren. Memorials to Hospice of the Western Reserve. Funeral Friday and Saturday services planned.
Leonard E. Lyle died June 12 2011 born July 2 1924 in Madisonville Tennessee. He served as Marine radio man in World War II and later taught for 34 years in Amherst Exempted Village Schools guiding students in psychology history government and athletics. He married Doris Ver million and leaves a large extended family including nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren. A memorial open house is set for July 2 2011 at 773 Park Ave Amherst from 1 to 5 PM with donations to AFS USA or another charity.
A physician and advocate for the uninsured received a community honor. A plaque was presented by Jim Doughman’s widow Jane, and a $1000 check by Frederick to the charity of the recipient’s choice. Frederick joked the check was for the free clinic. Community Foundation reports over $3.5 million granted in 2010 and $280 000 in Lorain County student scholarships.
Thomas Brian Tomasheski announces the sudden death of his 11 year old son Tommy Michael Tomasheski of Grafton on Saturday June 11 2011. Funeral plans are not listed. donations may be made to The Tomasheski Memorial Fund at First Church.
Robert L. Younglas 92 of Penfield Township died June 15 2011 in Elms Retirement Village Wellington after a long illness. He was born April 7 1919 in Grafton and lived in Lorain County most of his life. A WWII US Army veteran he served in the Battle of the Bulge. He worked 33 years at Steel & Tube Elyria retiring 1972 and later at Farm & Home Wellington. Survived by wife Lois 67 years and a large family. Friends may call June 16 at Blackburn-Duke Funeral Home Grafton with a funeral mass June 17 at Our Lady Help of Christians Parish Litchfield.
Karen Lee Lime formerly Herbert, 65, of North Ridgeville, died June 15 2011 at Renaissance Health Center Olmsted Falls. She worked for First Federal of Lakewood, retired 2008, and belonged to St Peter Church and North Ridgeville Garden Club. She is survived by husband James J Lime and four sons with spouses, grandchildren, one brother and parents. Visitation Friday 5 to 8 pm at David Bogner Funeral Home. A Saturday mass at St Peter Church. Burial in St Peter Cemetery. Memorials to American Cancer Society.
Warden reports Sandra Inman 46 jumped from a second level in an indoor area at the Southeast Ohio Regional Jail in Nelsonville. She, accused with not guilty by reason of insanity of kidnapping Summer Inman, is treated then returned to jail. Her son and his father face kidnapping and murder charges.
The Parma church of St. Charles Borromeo has taken down a plaque honoring founder Monsignor Nicholas Monaghan after allegations from seven women that he groped and kissed them when they were students in the 1950s and 60s. Monaghan, who died in 1967 at 85, is also being removed from a parish building.
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