Miriam L. Luxon 67 longtime Norwalk volunteer dies
Miriam L. Mimi Luxon of Norwalk and formerly New London died Friday September 24 2004 after a short illness. She owned Mr Mimis Mens Clothing Store and co owned Bobs News Centre in New London and was known for gardening interior decorating and sewing. Survived by husband Bob six children and several relatives, services held at Walker Funeral Home with graveside rites at Woodlawn Cemetery. Memorials to Huron County Humane Society or Reach Our Youth.
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Miriam L. “Mimi” Luxon
Norwalk
New London
Mimi
Bob's News Centre
Columbus
New London High School
United Mathsdist Church
Order of Eastern Star
Christian Women's Society
New Londan
Fisher-Titus Medical Center
Gerken Center
Readh Our
Santa Claus
Bob
Bobbie Nelson
JoAnn Seaman
Ashland
Susan Seymour
Saffron Walden
England
Dolli Darsh
Toledo
Robert Howard
Greenwich
John Howard
Oberlin
Jack
Thelma Howard
Norma Hubler
Betty French
Walker Funeral Home
W. Main St
Harvey Cunningham
Woodlawn Cemetery
Huron County Humane Society
Thomas J. Biskupich obituary from Avon Amarillo? No.
Thomas J. Biskupich 74 of Avon died September 24 2004 after a long illness at Fairview General Hospital Cleveland He was born in Youngstown and moved to Avon in 1964 A BF Goodrich mechanical engineer retired Navy Korean War veteran and Holy Trinity Church member He is survived by four children six grandchildren and two sisters Funeral home services Monday and Tuesday at Holy Trinity Church with private interment Building Fund listed as donation target
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Thomas J. Biskupich
Avon
Fairview General Hospital
Cleveland
Youngstown
BF Goodrich
Biskupich
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
Cleveland Indians
Frances Thornton
Barbara Gersna
Lakewond
Thomas M
Huntington Township
Michael
Millie Chopp
Struthers
Anne Milich
Barbara
Nee Koletich
Frances Biskupich
Caroline Biskupich
John
Misencik Funeral Home
Detroit Road
John Misenko
Rozmarynowycz, Stephania Ukrainian born Oberlin matriarch dies
Stephania Rozmarynowycz 88 of Oberlin died September 23 2004 at home under Cleveland Clinic Hospice care. Born in Zadachiv Ukraine she fled in 1941 and settled in the United States in 1951 and Oberlin in 1952. She worked 25 years at Oberlin Laundry retiring 1992. Survivors include nine children many grandchildren and sisters in Ukraine. Panachida 7 pm Monday at Devin Funeral Home followed by 9:30 am service Tuesday at St John the Baptist Ukrainian Byzantine Catholic Church. Burial in Calvary Cemetery. Condolences at dovinfuneralhome.com.
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Stephania Rozmarynowycz
Phitash
Oberlin
Cleveland Clinic Hospice
Zadachiv
Ukraine
Germany
United States
Oberlin Laundry
Walter
Sheffield Lake
Peter
Paul
Versi
Mychail
Minneapolis
Basil
Sheffield
Sr Maria Rozmarynowycz
Sisters of St. Basil the Great
Rome
Anna Credi
Troy, Mich
Rosalie Behrnes
Baton Rouge
Vera Rozmarynowycz
Zenovia Rozmarynowycz
Sterling Heights, Mich
Olga Vaughn
Indianapolis
St. John the Baptist Ukrainian Byzantine Catholic Church
East 31St Street
Charleston Avenue
Lorain
Steven M. Poliwoda
Calvary Cemetery
Dovinfuneralhome.com
Thomas A. Chester dies after car crash in 2004
Thomas A. Chester, 49, of Wellington, died September 24, 2004 from injuries after an automobile accident near Youngstown. Friends may call 1 to 3 pm and 6 to 9 pm Tuesday at Baner-Laubenthal Funeral Home on Chestnut Ridge Road and state Route 57 in Elyria. Funeral arrangements to be announced by the funeral home.
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Thomas A. Chester
Wellington
Youngstown
James Arnold Hammonds 83 Elyria area jewelry store owner dies
James Arnold Hammonds, 83, of Elyria, who ran Hammonds Jewelry in Grafton during the 1950s and 1960s and Wakeman Bar and Grill for a decade, died September 24, 2004, at EMH Regional Medical Center after a long life in Ohio. Born in Blue Diamond Kentucky, he served in the Navy during World War II. He lived in Texas for six years before settling near Elyria. Survived by Barbara Hammonds, Anna Tulley, James R. Hammonds, four grandchildren, and siblings. Visitation noon with services at 2 p.m. Monday at Blackburn-Duke Funeral Home. Entombment at Resthaven Memory Garden.
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James Arnold Hammonds
Elyria
Hammonds
Grafton
Wakeman Bar and Grill
Emh Regional Medical Center
Blue Diamond
Greenwich
North Atlantic
Texas
Thomas Michalis
VEW
Blackburn-Duke Funeral Home
Main St
Darrell Deer
College Heights Baptist Church
Resthaven Memory Garden
Avon
Death of L A radio pioneer Bill Ballance at 85
Bill Ballance an influential Los Angeles radio host known for the Feminine Forum died at his San Diego home at 85 after years of declining health since 2002. He launched the provocative five hour daily show in 1971, later syndicating nationally and inspiring successors like Leykis and Stern. Ballance was famed for his risqué language and bold on air style noted by peers and Times writers.
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Bill Ballance
Los Angeles
Ballance
San Diego
Jim
Los Angeles Times
James Beanm
Tom Leykis
Howard Stern
Don Barrett
Laradio.com
Billo
Edward Larrabee Barnes Dies at 89 Renowned Modernist Architect
Edward Larrabee Barnes, 89, famed modernist architect, died Tuesday in Cupertin o California from stroke complications. His work includes the Walker Art Center, Thurgood Marshall Federal Judiciary Building, UCLA Hammer Museum, and major New York projects. Barnes mentored nearly 500 architects and valued roof forms within International style.
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Edward Larrabee Barnes
Cupertino
Calif
Barnes
LM. Pei
Philip Johnson
Harvard
Walter Gropius
Marcel Breuer
Walker Art Center
Minneapolis
Thurgood Marshall Federal Judiciary Building
Washington, D.C
New York
New York City
State University of New York
Purchase
Johnson
Paul Rudolph
Robert Venturi
Los Angeles
Ucla Hammer Museum
Chicago
Margaret Ayer Barnes
Lenore Benson, 80, Fashion Group International leader dies
Lenore Benson, longtime Fashion Group International executive and director from 1984 to 1993, died at 80 on September 1 from acute pancreatic disease at New York Cornell Medical Center. A founder era member included Edith Head and Edna Chase. she launched the Night of Stars award and helped diversify membership to include men. Her archival work on 600,000 slides will be housed at the New York Public Library.
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Lenore Benson
Fashion Group International
Benson
New York West
Cornell Medical Center
James Watterson
Los Angeles Times
France
Italy
New York
New York City
New York Public Library
Richard Durkee Army veteran 86 dies in Maryland
Washington paratrooper Richard Durkee a highly decorated Army veteran who led a bayonet attack during World War II and earned the Presidential Unit Citation for the Lost Battalion died at 86 at his home in Berwyn Heights Maryland after a dementia battle. He survived fierce Ardennes fighting as part of the 551st Parachute Infantry Battalion.
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Washington
Richard “Dick” Durkee
Berwyn Heights
Durkee
82Nd Airborne
Belgium
Ardennes Forest
Hieaust
Utd
Pentagon
UVA’s Frank Hereford Jr. 81 longtime president dies in Virginia
Frank L Hereford Jr. nuclear physicist and former University of Virginia president from 1974 to 1985 died at Westminster- Canterbury of the Blue Ridge Charlottesville. He built the university’s capital campaign raising about 150 million amid inflation and funding cuts. He oversaw campus growth and coeducation plans while leading grants and scholarships.
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Frank L. Hereford Jr
University of Virginia
Westminster- Canterbury
Hereford
Francois Sagan Dies at 69 in Normandy
Francois Sagan, famed French writer of Bonjour Tristesse, died Friday at a hospital near her Normandy home. Born Francoise Queirez in Cajare, she adopted her pseudonym from a Marcel Proust character and wrote the 1953 novel at 18, sparking global fame and controversy.
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Francois Sagan
Sagan
Normandy
Francoise Queirez
Cajare
France
Marcel Proust
Switzerland
Sorbonne
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