Richard J Burrer 85 longtime Carlisle Township farmer dies
Richard J Burrer known as Dick, age 85, of Carlisle Township died May 7 2010 at Keystone Pointe La Grange after a long illness. He was a dairy farmer, 1942 Elyria High School graduate, fire department volunteer for 31 years, and community leader. Survived by wife Margaret and children Mary Lou, Peg, Tom, Mick, Jim, Rich, 14 grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren and sister Donna Wakefield. Memorials to Keystone Pointe. Funeral services set May 10 2010 for visitation and May 12 2010 for Mass at St Mary Church Elyria. Burial at St Mary Cemetery Grafton.
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Richard J. “Dick” Burrer
Carlisle Township
Keystone Pointe
la Grange
Lorain
St. Mary Catholic Church
Elyria
Holy Name Society of the Church
Farm Service Agency
Farmers Co-Op
Margaret
Litchfield
Mick
Shirley) Burrer
Jim
Kathy) Burrer
Rich
Donna) Burrer
LaGrange
Donna Wakefield
Belden
Wren
Celia Burrer
Val Burrer
Bauer-Laubenthal-Mercado
Chestnut Ridge Rd
Barbara Opel obituary and service details
Barbara K Opel nee Allemeier 63 of Wellington died May 7 2010 after a cancer battle Born June 21 1946 in Warren Ohio A 1964 Midview High School graduate she worked in accounting then retired in 2001 She is survived by husband Thomas two sons Matthew and Tyler four grandchildren sister Joyce Hogan and brother John Allemeier and others Funeral Tuesday May 11 2010 from 4 to 7 PM at Dicken Funeral Home Elyria with service to follow Burial LaPorte Cemetery Carlisle Township Memorials to New Life Hospice or Smile Train
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Barbara K. Opel
Allemeier
Wellington
Warren
Ohio
Barbara
Midview High School
Thomas
Matthew
Renee
Opel
Lorain
Tyler
Heather
Lewis Center
Rhyan
Reid
Eli
Ava
Clyde
Joyce Hogan
Elyria
John
Judy) Allemeier
Sullivan
Linda
Kurt) Hanaway
Bluffton
South Carolina
Henry
Betty Allemeier
Ronda Hogan
Dicken Funeral Home
Middle Ave
Kathryn Ketchum
LaPorte Cemetery
Carlisle Township
New Life Hospice
N. Abbe Rd
Smile Train
Washington, DC
Ohio Woodlands Job Corps tackles invasive plants with stimulus funds
The Ohio Woodlands Job Corps uses 4.4 million dollars in federal stimulus to train forestry workers and clear invasive species across 191000 acres. The effort employs 66 workers at 13.44 per hour with 70 more jobs starting June 21, and has made inroads against garlic mustard, tree of heaven, and autumn olive while building trails and equipment.
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Columbus
Stephanie Downs
Ohio State University
Ohio Woodland
Ohio
Dan Balser
Downs
Hilliard
Logan
Zaleski State Forest
State Forestry Division
Andy Ware
Ware
U.S. Forest Service
Jobs Corps
U.S
Balser
Chuck Reger
Patrick Piecynski
New Concord
Corps
Blue Rock State Forest
Hocking College
Parents clash over life support for infant in Akron case
An Akron judge weighs whether 6 month old Jada Ruiz should remain on a ventilator after the baby’s father John Jones, facing felonious assault charges, seeks continued life support while the mother supported by doctors argues recovery is unlikely. The case tests Ohio law on split parental decisions in life support.
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Akron
Ohio
Jada Ruiz
John Jones
Jones
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Raditiona Eievall
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Chronicle
The
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Jessica Berg
Case Western Reserve University
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