Claire Elaine Ibosh obituary recalls a life of service
Claire Elaine Ibosh born in Cleveland Ohio and a West Tech High graduate cherished as wife mother and grandmother. She engaged with Order of Eastern Star 4 H Girl Scouts Boy Scouts Rainbow Girls and Masonic groups while supporting youth and animals and later joined Citrus Road Church in Arizona. She is survived by Todd Sobieski Tonette Oravec Haley Leslie Jamison Anita Lukich Wren Jamison Roskey and many nieces and nephews. Celebration of Life planned to honor her impact.
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Claire
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Order of Eastern Star
PSMCO
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Rainbow Girls
Masonic
Lorain
Ohio Horseman’s Association
Arizona
Citrus Road Church
Prescott
John Ibosh
Evelyn
Clarence Jamison
Todd Sobieski
Melanie
Tonette Oravec
Tommy
Haley
Leslie Jamison
Penny
Anita Lukich
Ralph
Wren Jamison Roskey
Last Pearl Harbor attacker Masamitsu Yoshioka dies at 106
Masamitsu Yoshioka, the 106-year-old last known surviving Japanese veteran of the Pearl Harbor attack, died recently. He recalled guiding a Kate torpedo bomber toward USS Utah, witnessing the overpowering blaze and the start of World War II.
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Pearl Harbor
U.S
Japan
Nakajima
Masamitsu Yoshioka
Yoshioka
Utah
Soryu
Hawaii
United States
Japan Forward
Oahu
Naval Base
Jason Morgan
Reitaku University
Kashiwa
Maggie Smith dies at 89, Downton Abbey and Prime of Miss Jean Brodie star
Maggie Smith, renowned British actor and Downton Abbey's Dowager Countess, died in a London hospital at 89. Sons Chris Larkin and Toby Stephens expressed heartbreak, noting she leaves two sons and five grandchildren. A career spanning stage, film, and television included two Oscars, BAFTA wins, a Tony, and enduring roles from Othello to Professor McGonagall, with tributes from peers and leaders alike.
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London
Maggie Smith
Jean Brodie
Countess of
Grantham
Minerva McGonagall
Smith
Chris Larkin
Toby Stephens
Clair Dobbs
Vanessa Redgrave
Judi Dench
Wendy
Whoopi Goldberg
Professor McGonagall
Harry Potter
Richard Eyre
Edinburgh
Judith Hearne
Mussolini
Violet Crawley
Oxford
Oxford Playhouse
BBC
Maggie
Margaret Smith
Laurence Olivier
National Theatre Company
Ingmar Bergman
William Gaskill
National Theatre
Alan Bennett
Jeremy Brett
Bennett
Miss Shepherd
Simon Callow
William Lucy Civil Rights and Labor Leader Dies at 90
William Lucy a long time AFSCME executive and Memphis sanitation workers ally who helped craft the I Am a Man slogan and campaigned against apartheid died at his Washington home at age 90 His daughter Phyllis Lucy confirmed the death Lucy aided AFSCME with broad labor activism supporting women African Americans and other workers and helped found the Coalition of Black Trade Unionists He worked closely with Jerry Wurf Martin Luther King Jr Nelson Mandela and Nelson Mandela and served on AFL-CIO boards He played a key role in the 1968 Memphis strike that won wage gains and union recognition after the death of colleagues in a trash truck accident He later broadened civil rights work to oppose apartheid in South Africa.
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Detroit
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T.O. Jones
James Lawson
Malcolm Blackburn
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Lorraine
Johnson
South Africa
Marc Bayard
U.S
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