Leithea Obermeier obituary a Medina resident dies at 85
Leithea Obermeier of Medina died August 8 2028 after a period of declining health. She was born August 2 1938 in Medina and graduated Medina High School in 1956. She and Richard Obermeier built Country Craftsman, raised a family, and remained active in St Matthew Lutheran Church and Kings Daughters International. She is survived by son Dr Joseph Obermeier and daughter Sharon LaFountaine among others. visitation August 13 and funeral August 14 at St Matthew Lutheran Church. Memorials to St Matthew Lutheran Church.
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Sally A Martin obituary notice from Ohio grave service
Sally A Martin 81 died August 7 2023 after a prolonged illness Born December 22 1941 to Raymond and Sara Fisher She was wife and mother with travel hobbies Survived by daughter Marcella Lister son Mark Martin grandsons David Sean Jonathan deceased and Richard granddaughter Kaylee four great grandsons Preceded by parents husband James and son Michael Graveside service 11 am August 14 2023 Sunset Memorial Park North Olmsted Ohio Condolences at Waite Funeral Home tribute page
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Obituary and memoriam notices reprinted, inviting readers to request full details. The brief notice lists no names or dates, indicating a call for information or submissions to complete the memorial items.
Deadliest U.S. wildfire in years devastates Maui towns
The Lahaina area on Maui faced widespread ruin as fires destroyed more than 270 structures and killed at least 53, with Gov. Josh Green calling the destruction near total. Survivors recounted narrow escapes and charred landmarks, while responders warned the death toll may rise as search and rescue continue across inaccessible zones.
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Chiefs named to lead part time fire department
Stanec and Stanee are chosen as chiefs for a part time department with no full time firefighters. They emphasize supporting their people, expanding safety and wellbeing, and continuing decades of improvement while trustees praise their expertise. Residents from Florida and others attended the event as support grew.
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WRMC opens independent living apartments on campus
WRMC marks the April launch of its independent living building with 20 of 25 apartments filled, and plans to renovate the assisted living commons to include a cafe and new dining space. Ambassadors pair new residents with current members as Steve Petitjean teases bocce and a putting green outside.
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