Donald E. Church 77 Lodi resident dies after cancer battle
Donald Eugene Church 77 of Lodi died at home December 18 2024 after a cancer battle. He was born October 5 1947 in Louisa Kentucky and retired from Owens Corning in 2017 after 40 years. He married Susan Worley in 1974 and is survived by his wife two sons eight grandchildren and many relatives. Services will be December 28 2024 at 2 p.m. at Murray Funeral Home Creston with calling hours from noon.
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Lodi
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Louisa
Kentucky
Arthur and
Hazel
Lautzenheiser) Church
Cloverleaf High School
Susan Renee Worley
Owens Corning
Susan
Steven Church
Nicholas
Rebecca Church
Creston
Nathan
Ash
Ley Church
Colin
Andrew
Mason
Cameron
Derek
Aden
Austin
Nevin
Evelyn
Joyce
Francis Bent
Danville
Illinois
Bruce Grier
Brenda
Bookie Baughman
Glenmont
Sandy
Adam Holzmiller
Smithville
Carl Church
Orrville
Af Church
Larry
Gary
Eddie
Murray Funeral Home
Sandra Jean Dudas, longtime Medina police dispatcher, dies
Sandra Jean Dudas, 78, of Cleveland Ohio, died December 17 2024 after a lengthy illness. Born May 6 1946 in Thunder Bay Ontario to Claude and Dorothy Pearce. She served as head dispatcher with the Medina Police Department for 30 years. Survived by daughters Brooke Miller and Tracy Wedemeier, sister June Novatney, and many friends. A private interment will be at Foxfield Preserve. Donations may be made to Medina County SPCA. Online condolences at Waite Funeral Home.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Sandy
Thunder Bay
Ontario
Claude
Dorothy (Whiffen) Pearce
Medina
Police Department
Brooke Miller
Tracy
Karl) Wedemeier
June Novatney
Foxfield Preserve
Medina County
SPCA
Guilford Road
Seville
Waitefuneralhome
Car plows into Magdeburg Christmas market killing two
A vehicle rammed into Magdeburg's outdoor Christmas market as shoppers gathered Friday evening, killing at least two people and injuring about 60 others. A 50-year-old Saudi doctor was arrested at the scene, described as a lone perpetrator, with authorities warning of no further danger.
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Magdeburg
Germany
Doa
Tamara Zieschang
Saxony-Anhalt
Bernburg
Reiner Haseloff
Berlin
Italy
Nancy Faeser
Dorin Steffen
Hou
Steffen
Watanabe dies at 98, longtime Yomiuri editor in chief
Watanabe, head of Japan largest newspaper and close ally of conservative leaders, died in Tokyo hospital at 98 from pneumonia. He joined Yomiuri in 1950, led the paper for over three decades, and remained involved in copy editing until shortly before his death. He shaped coverage and allied with figures like Nakasone and Abe, while opposing wartime glorification and shrine worship.
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Tokyo
Tsuneo Watanabe
Japan
Watanabe
Yomiuri Shimbun
Yomiuri
Yasuhiro Nakasone
Shinzo Abe
Abe
Yasukuni Shrine
Shigeru Ishiba
Croatian teenager stabbing at Zagreb school shocks nation
A 19-year-old former student stabbed a 7-year-old girl to death and wounded three other children and a teacher at Precko Elementary in Zagreb. The attack occurred around 9 50 am on the last day of school before Christmas. Authorities said the assailant has mental health problems and attempted self harm prior to the incident.
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Zagreb
Croatia
Precko
Davor Bozinovic
Belgrade
Zoran Milanovic
Andrei Plenkovic
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Onx
Vance
Simone Borris
Bayern Munich
Leipzig
Bayern
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Medina Rd
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Brunswick
Pearl Rd
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Columbia Road
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