Marion D Cowan of Mission Texas Dies at 95
Marion D DeLozier Cowan 95 of Mission Texas and formerly Elyria Ohio Glencoe Pennsylvania died May 10 2025 Born December 16 1929 in Keyser West Virginia to Frederick W DeLozier and Elizabeth Leidig she married Loyal W Cowan on June 26 1949 They raised four children and have many grandchildren and great grandchildren Her life blended nature travel puzzle skill and volunteer work She will be buried in the family cemetery near Glencoe Pennsylvania
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Elizabeth Leydig
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Bill) Johnston
Charlotte
Erskine) Fulcher
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Obituary and Memoriam Reprints Call for Details
Classified notice invites requests for obituary and memoriam reprints. Medina County contact is 330 725 6040 and Lorain County contact is 440 329 7000 for details.
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TV chef Anne Burrell dies at 55 in New York
Anne Burrell, known for Food Network shows including Worst Cooks in America and Iron Chef America, died at her New York home at age 55. Police investigated an unresponsive woman found at her address. autopsy planned. Burrell’s career spanned two decades with appearances on Today and Good Morning America, authored cookbooks, and charity work. Survivors include husband Stuart Claxton and his son.
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Joel Shapiro sculptor who balanced small works and giant figures
Joel Shapiro a renowned sculptor known for tiny cast iron chairs and large stick figure pieces died June 14 in Manhattan at 83 from acute myeloid leukemia. His career spanned minimalism to post minimalist works with public commissions including Blue at the Kennedy Center and Loss and Regeneration at the Holocaust Memorial Museum. He was born September 27, 1941 in Manhattan and studied at NYU after a stint in the Peace Corps.
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India
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Forward
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Gaza
Ukraine
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Alfred Brendel Dies at 94 in London Remembrance of Pianist
Alfred Brendel, renowned pianist and poet noted for refined Beethoven interpretations, died at his London home at 94. Born in Moravia, he had a six-decade career with Carnegie Hall recitals and a celebrated cycle of Beethoven sonatas. He lived in London since 1971 and authored poetry and prose.
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