Cal D Wible obituary recalls long career and military service
The family of Cal vin D Wible of Naples Florida mourns his December 9 2021 passing at age 93. Survived by wife Donna children Becky Jimmy Greg Reiko Marty Don stepchildren Patty Jon Tim Lynette and Mark granddaughter Megan and many step grandchildren and a step great grandson Carson. Cal was a varsity football start for Ohio State and earned two degrees from Ohio State University then served as a 2nd Lieutenant Battalion Motor Officer in the US Army 1950 62 before a 33 year career as a Cadillac Pontiac Buick dealer in Medina Ohio.
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Calvin D. Wible
Naples
Florida
Cal
Donna
Becky
Jimmy
Greg
Reiko
Marty
Don
Patty
Jon
Tim
Val
Jim
Lynette
Mark
Megan
Erin
Melissa
Nina
Erica
Clayton
Jake
Luke
Carson
Ohio State Buckeyes
Ohio State University
Cadillac, Pontiac & Buick
Medina
Ohio
Cal Wible remembered for service in Ohio and Florida
Memorial note honors Calvin D Wible of Naples Florida a longtime Medina Ohio School Board member and Habitat for Humanity volunteer In 2008 he helped grow OSU Buck I SERV a spring break service program He supported homeless hunger environment disabilities literacy and HIV AIDS Tributes online and Buck I SERV gifts are welcomed A Celebration of Life will be announced in Ohio later date
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Naples
Florida
Wible
Medina, Ohio
Habitat For Humanity
Collier County
Cal
Ohio State
Osu
Givetv
Tinyurl
Ohio
Peter Sudyk, 83, Medina, longtime community figure
Peter Ronald Sudyk born March 16 1938 in Cleveland died January 19 2022 in Medina with family at his side. He was a 4th Degree Knight of Columbus and served in Ohio National Guard Troop A 107 Armor. He led PS Awards and enjoyed skeet shooting golf boating and was past commodore of the Huron Yacht Club. Survived by wife Joanne daughters Michelle and Beth grandchildren Nicole and Jonathan. son Peter William preceded in death. Visitation January 24 1 to 5 p.m. at Carlson Medina. Mass January 25 10 a.m. at Holy Martyrs Medina. additional visitation January 26 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. at Ferrolia Saga more Hills. burial January 27 at All Saints Cemetery.
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Peter Ronald Sudyk
Medina
Cleveland
Peter
Natalie
Nee Budzinski) Sudyk
Holy Martyrs Catholic Church
Pete
Fox Meadows Golf Club
C.I.C
Catawba) Yacht Club
Huron Yacht Club
Kent State University
Armored Cavalry
Ohio National Guard
1St Cleveland Cavalry Association
Joanne
Michelle
Anthony) Maglionico
Beth Sudyk
Nicole Loparo
Jonathan Loparo
Peter William Sudyk
Carlson Funeral Homes
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Rte 18
River Styx Rd
Holy Martyrs Church
Weymouth Drive
Ferrolia Funeral Home
W. Aurora Rd
Sagamore Hills
All Saints Cemetery
Medina Ice Festival displays lights and ice sculptures across four days
The Medina Ice Festival features 24/7 viewing with LED under sculptures for after dark illumination. The Fire & Ice Tower returns Friday night with a hollow 10 foot ice tower and bonfire, melting as the night progresses. Sponsorships are being sought and organizers invite visitors to enjoy the display at www.mainstreetmedina.com/medina-ice-festival.
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Wiederhold
Medina
Doy Edward Cogar Dies at 85. Army Veteran
Doy Edward Cogar 85 of Dalton and formerly Creston died January 12 2022 at Aultman Hospital Canton He served in the U S Army 1955 to 1958 and married Hazel Knight February 16 1959 Surviving are his children Kenneth Dale Mitchell and J Christine among five grandchildren and eight great grandchildren Military Honors will be held 1115 am January 27 2022 at Ohio Western Reserve National Cemetery with procession forming at Murray Funeral Home Creston at 1045 am
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Cres- Reeton
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Day
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Chippewa Lake
J. Christine Cogar
Kentucky
Kenneth and
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Litchfield
Dale
Robin Cogar
Cleveland
Mitchell
Jenny Cogar
Mallet Creek
Emma Watson
Anna Palazzo
Cora Queen
Linda Springston
Kathy Shirley
Eugene Cogar
Alonzo Cogar
Eileen Ferrell
Clifford
Leon Cogar
Ohio Western Reserve National Cemetery
Murray Funeral Home
Creston
Glenda Byerley obituary at Seville ends life of caregiver
Glenda Faye Byerley 81 of Seville died January 19 2022 after a long life as wife mother and grandmother She is survived by husband Earl 60 years daughters Laurie Norton Rhonda Beck and Robin Estepp grandchildren great grandchildren sister Alice Bero and dogs Trudy and Midge She was preceded in death by son Chuck and sisters Ann Kopfstein and Paulette Polasko Private family services will be held Online condolences are welcome at waitefuneralhome.com
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Seville
Paul and
Daisy
Ledbetter) Harvill
Dickson
Tennessee
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Earl R. Byerley
Robin
Doug) Estepp
Laurie Norton
Rhonda
Kirk) Beck
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Stefanie
Amanda
Danielle
Taylor
Jessi
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Justin
Charlie
Sami
Maxx
Vincent
Cohen
Raelynn
Dylan
Mason
Mia
Layne
Adaline
Cooper
Alice Bero
Trudy
Midge
Chuck
Ann Kopfstein
Paulette Polasko
Capretta Offers Medina County Auditor Candidacy
A Medina County resident, age 23, seeks the auditor's post aiming to improve local choices. Capretta highlights experience under both Republican and Democrat administrations, noting four Republicans and two Democrats among past supervisors. Contact at (330) 721-4063 or scrawford.
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Sara Crawford
Scrawford
Medina-Gazette.com
Medina County
Capretta
Stand Your Ground law under scrutiny after teen death
Kansas lawmakers reexamining the stand your ground statute after Sedgwick County District Attorney Marc Bennett said it hindered criminal charges against juvenile intake center employees in the death of 17 year old Cedric Lofton. The case highlights questions about self defense rights for police and government workers.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Wichita
Cedric Lofton
Sedgwick
Marc Bennett
Bennett
Lofton
Senate
Ty Masterson
Laura Kelly
Derek Schmidt
Ron Ryckman Jr
Kansas City
Ryckman
John Milburn
Schmidt
Kelly
Milburn
Robert Spitzer
State University of New York
Intel Ohio expansion could reshape state economy and chip supply
President Biden cited Intel’s Ohio announcement to promote a 52 billion CHIPS Act funded bill, signaling a decade long investment that could exceed 100 billion with six more factories. The Ohio site aims to produce the Intel 18A chip and supply automotive and consumer devices, backing local education pipelines and thousands of high paying jobs.
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Intel
Ohio
U.S
America
Biden
White House
Mike DeWine
DeWine
Amazon
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