Nurse Antonia Lapat 71 of Sheffield Village died
Antonia Lapat nee Biro, 71, of Sheffield Village, died March 17 2007 after an extended illness. Born September 24 1935 in Debrecen Hungary she trained as a nurse and fled via Yugoslavia after 1956. Survived by husband Jeno two children and siblings in Hungary and the U S. Funeral Tuesday 24 6 8 PM at Gluvna Shimo Hromada Funeral Chapel Lorain with service Wednesday at 1 PM. burial Ridge Hill Memorial Park Amherst Township. Online condolences at www gluvna net.
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Antonia Lapat
Jeno
Toni Lapat
Sheffield Village
Zoltan Lapat
Canton
Janka Biro
Hungary
Paul Biro
California
Barna Biro
Broadway Avenue
Lorain
Attila Szemesi
Amherst Congregational United Church of Christ
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Amherst Township
Vistit
Ann Roslyn West obituary details lifelong service and family
Ann Roslyn West 75 of Elyria died March 17 2007 at home born November 8 1931 in Cleveland graduated Orange High School attended Ohio Wesleyan and OSU 1954 member of Kappa Alpha Theta taught kindergarten in Avon Lake worked 16 years at Travelmart in Elyria and Westlake active in Lorain County Historical Society Friends of the Library YWCA Hospital Auxiliary board and EMH Regional Medical Center volunteer She was a deaconess and Sunday school teacher at First Congregational United Church of Christ survived by husband Harold Archie West daughters Laurie Dean and Sharon son Scott and 11 grandchildren plus one great granddaughter burial in Brookdale Cemetery funeral at Dicken Funeral Home and First Congregational United Church of Christ memorials to Elyria Public Library or Hospice of the Cleveland Clinic.
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Ann Roslyn West
Pealer
Elyria
Cleveland
Orange High School
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ohio State University
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Avon Lake
Travelmart
Westlake
Lorain County Historical Society
Friends of the Library
Metropolitan Club of the
Harold Archie West
Laurie
Terry
Dean
Sharon
Greg) Elek
Scott
Donna
West
Columbus
Arthur
Mary
Nee Porch) Pealer
Dicken Funeral Home
Middle Avenue
First Congregational United Church of Christ
Second Street
Glenn Loaffmann
Brookdale Cemetery
Elyria Public Library
Washington Avenue
Cleveland Clinic
Brecksville Road
Independence
Gardner “Woody” Caywood 74 Elyria veteran obituary
Gardner Woody Caywood 74 of Elyria died March 16 2007 at Cleveland Clinic Hospice Olmsted following a long illness. Born November 2 1932 in Elyria he served in Korea 1952 54 earning a Bronze Star. He retired in 1998 after 20 years as a GM millwright in Parma after transferring from Elyria Fisher Guide Plant. Survived by wife Marva K E Caywood daughter Lisa McClendon son-in-law Greg Fluker four grandchildren a great grandson brother Carl Caywood sister Mary Ruth Smith and many nieces and nephews. Funeral Thursday March 22 100 PM at Asbury United Methodist Church Elyria with burial at Brookdale Cemetery military honors by VFW 1079. Memorials to Asbury Church.
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Gardner
Woody” Caywood
Elyria
Cleveland Clinic
Renaissance
Olmsted Township
Korea
Parma
GM Fisher-Guide
UAW
Asbury United Methodist Church
Marva KE. Caywood
Young
Lisa McClendon
Martin
Portland, OR
Greg Fluker
LaVonda Fluker
Lenore Dobbs
James T
Birtie L. Caywood
Carlton J. Shumate
Brookdale Cemetery
VFW
yTia
Buschflineral
Ruth V Alexander obituary finalized in Berea service
Ruth V Alexander a6 passed away March 17 2007 beloved wife of Noble L loving mother of Judith Clarence Dunham and the late James Alexander grandmother of four great grand mother of Friends may call 11 A M Tuesday March 20 until the service at 1 PM at Baker Osinski Kensinger Funeral Home 206 Front Street Berea
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Ruth V
Alexander Ruth V. Alexander
Noble L
Judith
Clarence) Dunham
James Alexander
Baker-Osinski-Kensinger Funeral Home
Front Street
Berea
Man convicted in kids five deaths
Lorenzo Collins, 43, was found guilty in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court of four counts of murder and five counts of aggravated arson for a fire that killed four children in an apartment. The jury spared the death penalty, sentencing him to 15 years to life on each murder conviction.
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Cleveland
Lorenzo Collins
Cuyahoga County
Common Pleas Court
Aloyshia Hayes
Marvin UT
Markel Hayes
Racheal Hayes
Collins
Linda Graves
Daniel Gaul
Raquel Stewart
Carlisha
Carl Bell
Collins Bennett
John Kosko
Harvey Brunner
Charter academy closes leaving 190 students uncertain
In Columbus about 190 students from kindergarten through 12th grade faced an abrupt closure of a downtown charter school after financial troubles. The management firm said students should report Monday to their district assigned public schools, while concerns rose over graduation credits and transfer of electronic class credits. Richland Academy and Innovative Learning Solutions cited unresolved finances and incomplete records as the cause, with the state blocking a $132,000 monthly payment. Records will be transferred on request and students may return to Columbus Public Schools if they choose.
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Columbus
Harte Crossroads
Chakkon Merriweather
Richland Academy
Innovative Learning
Cooper
Columbus Public Schools
Michael Straughter
Teen indicted for gunfire at Cincinnati high school
A 16 year old Taft High School student Markeith Ford was indicted on felonious assault illegally bringing a gun to school and improperly discharging a firearm. Assistant principal Dixon Edwards testified he saw the gun and Ford fired in the hallway on January 8 before fleeing. The defense says Ford acted to protect himself but prosecutors say the act was felonious assault.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Markeith Ford
Taft High School
Dixon Edwards
Ford
Michael Buschbacher
Katherine Pridemore
Edwards
Ohio bound Amtrak train stalls near Waterloo
An Ohio bound Amtrak train broke down with engine failure after leaving Chicago at 7 05 p m Thursday en route to Toledo. About 165 passengers were offered alternate transport and some took flights as the engine car was replaced. The train resumed about 9 a m Friday near Waterloo Indiana as Conn Walters of Goshen described being stranded en route to Washington DC for a wedding rehearsal.
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Waterloo
Ind
Amtrak
Indiana
Chicago
Toledo
Cliff Cole
Cole
Conn Walters
Goshen
Elkhart
Washington, D.C
Middle of
Nowhere
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