Keith Urbansky obituary highlights builder coach and family man
Keith Edward Urbansky, 52, of Oberlin, died June 18, 2025 at University Hospital Cleveland. Born March 16, 1973 in Oberlin, he was a bricklayer and craftsman known for restoring buildings in Cleveland and on Oberlin College campus. He coached youth soccer, loved NASCAR, fishing, and was a Steelers fan. Survived by wife Crystal, sons Owen, Alec, Avan, and Ean, parents, in-laws, and siblings. Memorial service June 23 at Wellington Reservation. Private burial Brighton Township Cemetery. Expressions to Norton-Eastman Funeral Home online.
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Keith Edward Urbansky
Oberlin
University Hospital
Cleveland
Steve
Elizabeth Urbansky
Keith
Wellington High School
LCCC
Cleveland State
Kent State
Bricklayers Union
Oberlin College
Oberlin Rec
Chrystal
Pittsburgh Steelers
Nee Sturgill) Urbansky
Owen
Alec
Avan
Ean
Betty Urbansky
Lynn
Bill Sturgill
Amanda
Ben Hartman
Conner James Urbansky
Wellington
Jones Road
Brighton Township
Norton-Eastman Funeralhome
Marty Lescher obituary a longtime Elyria resident dies at 87
Martin R. Lescher 87 of Elyria died peacefully June 19 2025 Born May 13 1938 he served in the US Air Force and worked as an industrial electrician at BF Goodrich Avon Lake He was a volunteer fireman coach and a longtime faith and family figure in Elyria Township Survived by Betty his wife of 67 years children grandchildren and great grandchildren Friends may call June 24 2025 with a noon service at Dicken Funeral Home Elyria Burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park Amherst
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Martin R
Marty’ Lescher
Elyria
Iris
Martin Lescher
Samuel St
US Air Force
Marty
Betty
Elyria Township
Little League West
Florida
Faith Lutheran Church
St. John Lutheran Church
Cindy
Hannah
Keri Wilczynski
Martin
Bev
Michael Lescher
Kevin
Jenna
Tim
Joe
Jen) Dages
Ben
Mara
Wilczynski
Bethany
Nate
Middle Avenue
Bertram B. Lewis, Sr
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Amherst
Dickenfuneralhome
Paul L Fundanish 85 of Amherst dies after long career
Paul L Fundanish, 85, of Amherst Ohio, died June 15 2025 after a brief illness. A Pennsylvanian native, he earned two Penn State degrees, worked with his brother in Chicago, and rose to director of National Field Service for McDonalds overseeing 3000 stores. He owned nine restaurants, including Widow Brown Inns and Aurelio's, later opened Jack Creek Southwestern Steakhouse, Brown Bag Burgers in Ohio, and left a legacy with family in North Carolina. Burial soon in Saint Marys Cemetery Beulah PA with Garland Misencik Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Paul L. Fundanish
Amherst
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Paul
Penn State University
Chicago
American Institute of Baking
McDonald’s
National
Aurelio’s
Jack Creek Southwestern Steakhouse
Allentown
Lorain
North Olmsted
Kathleen Barnhart Fundanish
Christopher Fundanish
Louisa
North Carolina
Dorothy Mashensie
Elyria
Joseph
Suzanne Fundanish
Carl
Stanley
Eddie
Teressa Pesansky
Saint Mary’s Cemetery
Beulah
Garland-Misencik Funeral Home
Century-old Crescent Duck Farm Rebuilds After Bird Flu Hit
A Long Island farm once a regional duck pioneer slowly rebuilds after the H5N1 outbreak. Doug Corwin oversees 140 acres, with 900 ducks arriving in quarantine and more planned while seeking vaccines and federal help. The family aims for market recall but warns it will take months to reach previous capacity.
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Aquebogue
N.Y
Doug Corwin
Long Island
Crescent Duck Farm
U.S
New York
Corwin
North Fork
Manhattan
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Gavin Hitchener
Cornell University
Duck Research Laboratory
Eastport
Hitchener
Hamptons
Trump
Crescent Duck Farms
Crescent Duck
Crescent
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