Dennis J. Groboske obituary in Elyria
Dennis John Groboske 85 of Elyria died May 10 2010 after a long illness. Arrangements are pending with Bauer Laubenthal Mercado Funeral Home Elyria.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 2010
Page
8
Dennis John Groboske 85 of Elyria died May 10 2010 after a long illness. Arrangements are pending with Bauer Laubenthal Mercado Funeral Home Elyria.
Margaret Elizabeth Hevener nee Vilagi 78 of South Amherst died May 10 2010 at Amherst Manor after a six month illness. She was born November 26 1931 in Lorain and lived in South Amherst most of her life later moving to Amherst. She was a homemaker and mother active in Nativity Blessed Virgin Mary Church Altar and Rosary Society South Amherst Ladies Firemans Auxiliary and a former Girl Scout leader. Survivors include son Dennis Hevener wife Kristi of South Amherst daughters Linda Moore and Dianne Beko both of Amherst grandchildren Brad Susan Kaitlynne and Christopher and siblings Steven Vilagi Betty Vilagi. Funeral arrangements with Hempel Funeral Home. Memorials to South Amherst Firemans Association. Burial at St. Joseph Cemetery Amherst.
Judith Anne Steele known as Wooks, 72, of Henderson Nevada formerly of Amherst, died May 1 2010 after a long illness. She was born December 11 1937 in Amherst and lived in Lorain County before moving to Las Vegas in 1983. Survived by son James Steele and daughter Janis Weinrich, brother Richard Kane and four grandchildren. Funeral services May 15 at First Evangelical Lutheran Church Lorain. burial Crown Hill Amherst. Memorials to First Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Doris Jean Cantrell, 71, of Vermilion, died May 8, 2010, after a short illness. She served as Vermilion city councilwoman and co chaired UAW 425 Women’s Committee, held a real estate license, and worked as a tour guide for Mary Kobasher Tours. She traveled to Ireland, Panama, and Alaska. Survivors include her sons Charles and Robert, grandsons Owen and Nathan, sister Ina Ballard, and brother Larry Rodgers. Funeral services May 13 at 10 a.m. at Riddle Funeral Home with burial in Maple Grove Cemetery.
Effa Faye Elder (Curry) age 75 of Elyria died May 10 2010 at Wesleyan Village after seven months with brain cancer. She was a home daycare provider for 14 years and attended Elyria Church of the Nazarene since 1995. Survived by husband Day Elder two sons Dale and Michael daughter Ruth Bates five stepgrandchildren and several siblings. services May 14 2010 at the Elyria Church of the Nazarene with burial in Brookdale Cemetery. Memorials to family wishes care of Busch Funeral Home Elyria.
June Alma Pille nee Erbs 78 of Lorain died May 9 2010 after a brief illness at Community Health Partners Lorain. Born July 26 1931 in Covington Kentucky she lived in Kentucky Indiana and Ohio before settling in Lorain with her son. She worked as a sales clerk at department stores including Januzzi Shoes for You Higbee s and Farah Chocolate s. An avid reader she belonged to a local book club and enjoyed arts and crafts and her grandchildren. Survived by husband Donald Edward Pille deceased 1984 daughter Carole Vorisek Solon grandchildren Brian Andrew Austin and Taylor Vorisek two brothers and two sisters. Funeral May 13 2010 7 9 pm Hempel Funeral Home Amherst with graveside services May 14 2010 11 am Elmwood Cemetery Lorain. Memorials to American Lung Association.
Joseph DeWitt 75 of Brownhelm Township died May 9 2010 at home. Born March 21 1935 in Elyria he was raised in Birmingham and lived in Brownhelm since 1968. Survived by wife Alice DeWitt children Paul Diana Dale Joseph Jr Jennifer and grandchildren. brothers and sisters. services May 13 2010 at Navity Church South Amherst with calling hours May 12 at Hempel Funeral Home Amherst. Memorials to Stein Hospice Services.
A Lorain County woman faces a petty theft charge after a $20 cash register scam. She is jailed on a $2,000 bond and set to appear via video in Oberlin Municipal Court on Tuesday. Amherst police say she has warrants in other jurisdictions and cited high quality video as reason for public release.
Ohio will pay Yankel and Associates Inc. 50000 to review legal filings by FirstEnergy and the Consumer's Counsel, assist in PUCO proceedings, and help craft new rate plans for about 100000 homes with all electric discounts reinstated through next winter. strongsville bus rally set for wednesday includes travels to the statehouse and FirstEnergy HQ.
The Afcose Group of Lorain sues Lorain Schools and contractor Dem Ex Group of Manito Illinois claiming breach of contract fraud and unjust enrichment. Afcose says it was paid 221 507 of 345 532 contract for Lorain Middle School demolition plus 3000 water bill and seeks 124 024 plus costs.
In Elyria Ohio James Travis 38 pleaded guilty to theft in office for taking money from motorists at the Turnpike tollbooth last year. He was sentenced to three years probation and to repay the state $1000 after an audit revealed irregularities. His attorney noted disagreements over the amount.
U.S. District Judge James Carr calls for a retroactive review of the 2006 asset freeze on the Ohio charity KindHearts amid Hamas ties suspicions. He says the unusual review is necessary after previously deeming actions unconstitutional and halting aspects of the probe. KindHearts officials deny any terrorist links.
Public defenders argue the crime of passion does not merit capital punishment for Richard Nields who killed Patricia Newsome during a 1997 argument in suburban Cincinnati. The case has drawn skepticism from a Cincinnati federal appeals court about the death sentence as Nields awaits a Parole Board ruling before his scheduled June 10 execution.
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