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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 2009
Page
1
Lorain County residents and a former father figure recall their dads impact. Archie Snyder, a blue collar worker and Autolite employee, was respected for skill, quiet effort, and family devotion. He shared a room for projects, smoked against family wishes, and earned a company commendation for saving money.
A writer recounts taking her father Ken Glowacki of Amherst to the mountains with a broken foot in a 10 pound boot. Despite pain, she plans support at home and en route, promising assistance at airports and at Mike's house as they pursue a Colorado visit with her older son.
Patti Ewald, former The Chronicle managing editor, and her Amherst-based father Ken Glowacki pose at Garden of the Gods in Colorado Springs in 2007. Glowacki, wearing a boot cast, is described as a steady, loving father amid a bustling family.
Lorain County judge James Burge and Grafton Mayor Shari Szczepanski reflect on Frank Magalski, longtime family figure and 60-year spouse, noting his patient teaching, humor, and dedication. Szczepanski recalls his advice to newlyweds and his influence on her drive and values.
Elyria man Brian Rogers, 52, was killed Saturday when a deer struck his southbound Harley on Route 301 north of U S 20. He was thrown into the path of a northbound SUV and then run over by a second vehicle. James Cox Jr. 59, was driving a Prius. Tim Kader 57 drove the Explorer.
The boxing match in Lorain between Mayor Tony Krasienko and bar owner Mike Kennedy ended in a technical draw as Krasienko knocked Kennedy to the canvas in the third round. Krasienko, 39, claimed an unfair advantage from his age and weight gap.
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