Army veteran Arthur Cseak 85 dies in California
Arthur E Cseak 85 of Brentwood California and former South Amherst resident died May 1 2005 at home. Born in Martins Ferry and raised in Canton he served in World War II with the 332d Engineer Regiment including D Day and the Battle of the Bulge earning five bronze stars. He operated Cleveland delis and worked 1962 to 1979 as regional manager for Lawson Milk in Ohio. He is survived by his wife Linda Eckhart Cseak and several nieces and nephews. Memorials to homeless charity. Rose Hills handled arrangements.
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Arthur Frank Cseak
Brentwood
Calif
South Amherst
Martins Ferry
Canton
Canton McKinley High School
California
Pasadena
Cseak
332D Engineer
Normandy
Bulge
France
Germany
Central Europe
Ardennes
Cleveland
Lawson Milk Co
Cuyahoga Falls
Veterans of Foreign Wars
The
Toastmasters
Footprinters
Europe
New Orleans
Linda Eckhart Cseak
Chatre
Rose Hills Memorial Park
Mortuary
Whittier
Flesch longtime Lorain resident dies after short illness
Camille M. Flesch nee Bid die 77 of Lorain died May 1 2005 at home after a short illness born in St. Louis Missouri a longtime Lorain resident known for humanitarian work especially feeding the homeless survived by husband Emil a son Fred daughters Katherine MacDougall Gamille Gallickson Taina Day Vallie Kara Flesch nine grandchildren eleven great grandchildren a sister Henge Hongberger private graveside services Huntington Center Cemetery Huntington Township Rev George Gibbens officiating Devin Funeral Home Lorain handling arrangements
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Camille M. Flesch
Biddie
Lorain
St. Louis
Emil
Fred
Vermilion
Katherine MacDougall
Gamille Gallickson
Sheffield
Taina Day
Sheffield Lake
Vallie Kara Flesch
Avon
Henge Hongberger
Amherst
Samuel Biddle
Helen (Nee Fields) Biddle
James Gullickson
Huntington Center Cemetery
Huntington Township
George Gibbens
Elyria Community
Longtime Sandusky area matriarch dies at 72 in May
Beverly Aldean Houpt Bowly Alsuity Aaupt of Sandusky and formerly Elyria died Thursday May 12 at her home. She leaves husband Glenn W Houpt son Gary Bo Houpt of Sandusky five daughters three grandchildren and four great grandchildren and siblings Dorothy Cook Dan Fury. Private family services were held at Toft Funeral Home and Crematory. Memorials may go to the Sandusky Firelands Alzheimer’s and Related Disorders Support Group in Sandusky.
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Viola Felty
Janice Elaine Cammarn
Dorothy Cook
Dan Fury
Toftaneral Home & Crematory
Columbus Ave
Sandus
Sandusky
Mary E Jackson died in Lorain after long illness
Mary E Jackson of Lorain Ohio died May 9, 2005 at Avot Oaks Nursing Home Avon. She was born in Maybeury West Virginia and lived in Lorain for many years. She was a homemaker and member of Mt Zion Baptist Church. Survivors include daughters Maxine Adams Howard Lisa Thomas Calhoun Jennifer Lynn Gage Nadine Gladden Annette Jackson and 20 grandchildren 45 great grandchildren 5 great great grandchildren and siblings Eugene White William White Delores Daniels Beverly Solomon. Services Saturday at Mt Zion Baptist Church with burial in Elmwood Cemetery. Funeral arrangements by Brown Robinson Funeral Home Lorain.
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Mary &. Jackson
Lorain
Avot Oaks Nursing Home
Avon
Maybeury
W.va
Leroy Jackson $R
Leroy Jackson Jr
Avis Diane Taylor
James and
Endar White
Shafronte Robinson
Dora Bell Jackson
Goria Paige
John H. White
Brown- Robinson Funeral Home
Broadway
Lorai
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Melys Wondard
Elmwool Cemetery
Clara Mae Bookmyer obituary from Amherst area
Clara Mae Bookmyer 83 of Amherst died May 12 2005 after a threeyear illness Born in Toledo she lived in Vermilion Zephyr Hills Fla and Amherst worked as a licensed practical nurse at Allen Medical Center Oberlin and Community Health Partners Lorain She was a member of St Marys Catholic Church Vermilion Survivors include sons Thomas and Bill Bookinger daughter Kathie Gresko four grandsons five great grandchildren plus relatives Friends may call 2 1 a m to 1 p m services Saturday at Dombrowski Vulak Riddle Funeral Home Lorain Rev Joseph A Warner will officiate Interment Ridge Hill Memorial Park Donations to American Diabetes Association CHP Regional Foundation New Site Hospital.
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Clara Mee Bookmyer
McVicker
Amherst
New Life Hospice Center
St. Josephn Lorain
Toledo
South Ameherst
Vermilion
Zephyr Hills
Fla
Golden Acces
Bookmyer
Allen Medical Center
Oberlin
Community Health Partners
Lorain
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Lake Erie
Thomas Bookinger
Sheffield Lake
Bill Bookinger
Kathie Gresko
Jack Bookinger
Dorothy Nooman
Thelma McGuillen
Evelyn Berger
Pat Waleak
Glenn
Walter McVicker
Dombrowski-Vulak-Riddle Funeral Home
Oberlin Avenue
Joseph A. Warner
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Ridge Hill Memorial Park
American Diabetes Association
North Canton
Kolbe Road
Perrigan Sandra Kay Perrigan obituary notices death in Lorain
Sandra Kay Perrigan also known as Sandra Kay Perrigan rice Sanders, 51, of Lorain died Wednesday May 11 2005 in Lorain. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Reidy Scanlan Chambers Puneta Home Lorain.
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Sandra Kay Perrigan
Rice Sanders
Lorain
Reidy Scanlan-Chambers
Puneta
Ohio Marine dies in Iraq roadside bombing
Galion Ohio, Staff Sgt Kendall Ivy 29 was killed in western Iraq when the vehicle he rode in hit a roadside bomb. His brother Kevin Ivy said Kendall loved the Marines and cared for his fellow troops and family. Kendall Ivy, a 1994 Galion High School graduate, had been in Iraq since February and is survived by his wife LeeAnne, four months pregnant, and no children. The wife resides at Camp Lejeune North Carolina. He dreamed of joining the Marines since childhood and admired the Corps’ rugged image. Galion is about 60 miles north of Columbus.
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Galion
Ohio
Kendall Ivy IL
Iraq
Kevin Ivy
Kendall Ivy
LeeAnne
Camp Ledeine
N.C
Ivy
Marine Corps
Kevin Iv
Galian High School
Marines
Columbus
Taft aide stayed at donor's home for cheap rents
The Blade reports former Taft aide Brian Hicks rented a Florida Keys waterfront home from donor Tom Noe, paying 300 to 8560 dollars for five nights in 2002 and 2007. Noe, under federal and state probes over coin investments with Ohio agencies, faced questions about gifts and conflicts of interest while Hicks represented Taft.
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Toledo
Bob Taft
Florida Keys
the Blade
Brian Hicks
Taft
Tom Noe
Clavaland
Noe
Bush
Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation
Tom Charles
Wheather
Ohio
Noo
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Ohio Board of Regents
Regents
Hicks
Hinks
Columbus
Washington
Ohin Ethics Commission
Metrebers
Lewis couple die eight days apart at 83
James and Alice Lewis, noted Calder Race Course figures, died within eight days of each other, ages 83. The couple bred and raced Meche and Sir Pinder, with Mecke earning over 2.4 million. James Lewis was inducted into Calder Hall of Fame in 2000 and both spent much time at Calder.
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James
Alice Lewis
James Lewis
Calder Race Course Hall of Fame
Calder
Meeke
Jeeke
Vale Ocala Stud
Lewises
Sir Pinder
Silver
Federal takeover looming for Ohio coal mine cleanups
Federal regulators threaten to assume oversight of Ohio's coal mine cleanup program after 26 years of missed timely rehabilitation. The Office of Surface Mining cites 20 mines unpaid, bond requirements far below costs, risking loss of federal funds and triggering possible state bankruptcy of cleanup duties. Governors seek to extend coal fees funding Abandoned Mine Reclamation Trust, with fee expiry looming in June and a bill extending to September.
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Wayton
Ohio
Try
US Office of Surface Mining
Theratate
Obie
Aftur
Oklahoma
Missuri
Taft
Teast and
Ohin
Office
Surface Minin
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Clara Mae Bookmyer
Associated Press
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Jon Richardson
Bureau
Coli Dian
Mort West
Day Marshall
Magician
Jay Marshall
Society of American Magicians
Frank Sinatra
Las Vegas
Swedish Covenant Hospital
Marshall
Vandi
Frances Ireland Marshall
Magic Inc
Chicago
North Side
Lb.relant
Helen Jackson Claytor
YWCA
Claytor
University of Minnesota
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Grand Rapids
Claytor mm. Clayton
Helen Claytor
Iuman
Wilhelmina Goehring Harvey
Key West
Harvey
Florida Women’s Hall of Fame
Keys
Monroe County
Jim Love, Sculptor
Jim Love
Love
Houston
Hermann Park
Houston Zoo
Contemporary Art Association
Contemporary Arts Museum
New York
Museum of Modern Art
Menil
Museum of Fine Arts
Walter Jay Skinner
Tr. Skinner
Grace
Beatrice Foods
Woburn
John Lithgow
Jonathan Carr
Thomas
Massachusetts Appeals Court
Gerald Gillermi
Boston Globes
Mashpee
Cape Cod
Skinder
Provuence
Harvard University
Harvant Law School
Massachusetts
Wilburn
Feds
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