Obituary of Beth Ann Parker Turner of Lorain
Beth Ann Parker Turner 65 of Lorain died unexpectedly March 3 2025 Born October 4 1959 in Zanesville Ohio to William and Wilma Parker She grew up with brothers Wayne and Allen and showed horses in 4 H She worked as a bus driver for North Ridgeville Clearview and Lake Ridge Academy and led Lorain County 4 H Cartoons program She was a Lorain County 4 H advisor Night Rangers for 25 years Survived by daughters Stacey Andre and Kelly Billy brother Wayne Linda five grandchildren Xavier Myleigh Brielle Kensley Kyleigh and many relatives A Celebration of Life will be held at a later date.
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Beth Ann Parker-Turner
Lorain
Zanesville
Ohio
William
Wilma
Wallace) Parker
Beth
Wayne
Allen
Lorain County
North Ridgeville
Sandee (Searles) Kodysh
Clearview
Lake Ridge Academy
Ohio State Extension Office
Tractor Supply Company
Amherst
Night Rangers
Stacey
Andre
Kelly
Billy
Elyria
Linda
Xavier
Myleigh
Brielle
Kensley
Kyleigh
Quincy
Florida
Don
Robby’s Voice birth from family tragedy and prevention
Robby’s father Ronald Janitz shares a son’s battle with addiction and relapse, detailing eight weeks of outpatient therapy, a 27 day inpatient stint, and the creation of Robby’s Voice a nonprofit for prevention and awareness. The piece covers family impact, guilt, and ongoing efforts to educate youth and honor Robby’s memory.
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Robby
Rob
Ron
National Guard
Afghanistan
U.S. Army
Carla
Robbie
Unity urged to guide Great Lakes regional ties with Canada
Canadian and U S lawmakers urged unity to boost cross border ties in the Great Lakes region. Lorain Mayor Jack Bradley cited over 1 billion dollars in annual Canada Lorain shipments and warned tariffs could hurt auto and shipping industries. He noted a 4 million Finger Piers upgrade risk if the federal budget stalls and highlighted potential impacts on local firms and projects.
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Canada
United States
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence
Gino Moretti
Marcy Kaptur
Toledo
U.S
Jon Husted
Upper Arlington
Bernie Moreno
Westlake
Lorain County
Lorain
Bradley
Lake Erie
Finger Piers
Latta
Sunset Pier Park
Associated Press
Community Calendar highlights many Lakeview Park events
A busy schedule of free public activities runs weekends March 8–23 at Lakeview Park with educational displays interactive sky tours a planet builder and family activities. Also listed are Vitalant blood drives Lorain County Democratic Precinct meetings Ohio Genealogy Society shows library programs and many other local events across Amherst Oberlin Elyria and surrounding areas with preregistration details and venue notes.
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Lakeview Park
Lorain County
Democratic Precinct Association
Grafton School
Elm St
Grafton
Craig Snodgrass
Ohio Genealogy Society
Loraincoogs.org
Amherst Library Board of Trustees
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Jack Bradley
Initiative
Bob Latta
Bowling Green
Carissa Woytach
Chroniclet
The
American Dental Association
Urance Company
Dorothy P
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Dental
health/Chronicle
Physiciansmutual. Com
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Church of St. Clarence
Lorain Road
North Olmsted
South Lorain
OSU
LorainPublicLibrary.org
Ritter Library
Amherst Library
Garden Club
Sandy Ridge Reservation
Pam Sikora
Everglades National Park
Oberlin Heritage Center
Oberlin Library
Margaret Garner
Toni Morrison
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Memory Cafe
Avon Library
Domonicas
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Sanford St
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Mike Doran
Tom Jewell
Mary Pickford
Amherstpubliclibrary.org
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Oberlin Library Board of Trustees
Trent Preszler
Jessica
Dufner
Ritter.lib
Avon-Avon Lake
Republican Club
Ragan Hall
Moore Road
Avon
Marty Gallagher
Keith Davey
Citizens For Property Tax Reform
Visions Concerns
Avon Lake
Route 83
Lake Road
Debbie Kogler
Magnifiers
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Thomas Becker
LorainPublicLibrary
Lorain Main Library
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