Obituary for Carl Bud Postelwaite 87 of Diana
Carl Bud Postelwaite 87 of Diana died June 22 2020 after a lengthy illness in his home He was born April 24 1933 in Nicholas County to Earl Carl and Mary Jemima Spore Postelwaite a woodworker and Korean War US Army veteran He enjoyed hunting woodworking billiards and soap operas He is survived by many relatives and friends with visitation June 27 2020 at Dodd Reed Funeral Home followed by a Sharing of Memories and Military Honors Online condolences are invited
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Carl
Bud” Junior Postelwaite
Diana
Nicholas County
Earl Carl
Mary Jemima Spore Postelwaite
Bud
Lucy Cogar
Mary Jo
Crispin) Vargas
Bobbi Postelwaite
Jane
Howard) White
Jackie
Mike) Collins
Earl
Ann) Postelwaite
Andy
Cyndi) Postelwaite
Memorial for Brad Yund reflects a life of service and faith
Brad J Yund died June 21 2020 from a mowing accident on his property He was born May 1 1947 in Wooster Ohio and devoted his life to police work carwash business and community service A longtime volunteer firefighter par amedic and church leader he leaves wife Darlene two children six grandchildren and several siblings A memorial service is set for June 29 2020 at Heartland Community Church Medina Ohio with a private burial later and memorial gifts to Hospice of Wayne County
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Bradley J. Yund
Brad
Wooster
Carl J. Yund
Dorothy Jane (Koch) Yund
Wooster City
Fort Bragg
North Carolina
Beall Avenue
Ohio
Bob
Andy
Ohio Carwash Association
Darlene
Church of the Savior
Young Life Ministry
Wayne County
YMCA
Young Life
Salvation Army
Hospice
Every Women’s House
Interfaith Housing
Boy Scouts
Rotary
Wooster Township
Hilton Head Island
South Carolina
Emily Cullen
Veterans Administration
United States
Laura Beth Cullen
Stephen
David Andrew Yund
Keri
Brooke Yund
Morgan Yund
Jaydin Yund
Collin Paich
William Cullen
Mary Cullen
Robert Koch Yund
Lisa
Medina
Sandra Amann
Paul
Canton
Bonnie Crushal
Doug
Cheryl Iaquinta
Mike
Westerville
Laurene Yund
Heartland Community Church
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Clayton Lee Benjamin obituary notes lifelong Indians fan
Clayton Lee Benjamin 80 of Medina known as the world's biggest Cleveland Indians fan died after a life spent in Medina. He was a Bald win-Wallace College graduate, National Guard veteran, medical supplies salesman, and longtime Medina Breakfast Kiwanis volunteer. He attended Spring Training and Tribe fest, supported the Indians through 2016 World Series Game 7, and loved travel and humor. Survived by wife Fran, daughter Michele, grandchildren Mira Macy and Marko, sister Nola, niece Kristen, nephew Chad. A private service was held with memorials to Medina Breakfast Kiwanis or Hospice of the Western Reserve.
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Clayton Lee Benjamin
Medina
Cleveland Indians
Clayton
Brunswick
Baldwin-Wallace College
National Guard
Medina Breakfast Kiwanis
Fran
Nee van Treuren
Michele
Mark) Benjamin
Mira Kuhar
North Royalton
Macy Kuhar
Columbus
Marko Kuhar
Nola Lowther
Kristen Lowther
Chad Lowther
Cleveland
Dusty
Waite Funeral Home
Western Reserve
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Trevor James Pacek 19 Brunswick victim of June 2020 death
Trevor Pacek, 19, of Brunswick, born September 25, 2000 in Middleburg Heights, died June 21, 2020. He studied construction trades at Medina County Career Center and was a 2019 Brunswick High School graduate. He is survived by four sisters Heather, Shannon, Brenna, Paige, brother Jack, and grandparents Frank and Betty Pacek. Immediate family will greet a receiving line June 28 at Waite & Son Funeral Home. Mass of Christian Burial June 29 at St Ambrose Catholic Church. Interment at Sunset Memorial Park. He will be remembered for his big heart and famous homemade pancakes.
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Trevor James Pacek
Brunswick
Our Lord
Middleburg Heights
Frank J
Sharon K
Nee Shannon) Pacek
Trevor
St. Ambrose School
Brunswick High School
Medina County
Heather
Dave) Mandato
Shannon
Eric) Blaich
Breanna
Derek) Hather
Paige Pacek
Jack Pacek
Frank
Betty Pacek
John
Betty Shannon
Waite & Son Funeral Home
Center Road
St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Pearl Road
Sunset Memorial Park
North Olmsted
Remembering Dr Enrique Guzman Reynes A Humble Scholar
Dr Enrique Guzman Reynes 88 of Hinckley died June 23 2020. A Philippines born professor who helped found the University of the Philippines Chemical Engineering Department and advised at US and European institutions. Survived by wife Norma, son Daniel, daughters Monrique and Jennilyn, grandchildren Diana Marie and Portia Dawn. Family viewing June 30 at Waite & Son Brunswick. Donations to the Dr Norma Bacosa Nangit Reynes Foundation for Education Palawan. Livestreaming and condolences online.
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Enrique Narciso Guzman Reynes
Hinckley
Sampaloc
Manila
Philippines
Emiliano Lazarte Reynes
Encarnacion de Guzman Reynes
Enrique
University of the Philippines
University of Santo Tomas
Harvard College
Northwestern University
Case Western University
BF Goodrich
Galveston
Indiana
Ground Zero
United States
Daniel
Sarah
Monrique
Jennilyn
Diana Marie
Portia Dawn
Norma Bacosa Nangit
Eduardo
Angelina
Emiliano, Jr
Florentina
Corazon Rodriguez
Ricardo
Consuelo
Caridad
Carmelita
Waite & Son Funeral
Center Rd
Brunswick
Daniel N. Reynes
Norma Bacosa
Nangit
Doc Cummings obituary details service in Brunswick
Larry J. Doc Cummings 86 of Brunswick died March 80 2020 after declining health at Brunswick Pointe. Born February 20 1938 in Barberton Ohio he served in the Marines during Korea and the Army then worked many years for the Department of Veterans Affairs. A longtime member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Visitation Monday June 29 2020 from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Carlson Funeral Homes Brunswick with service to follow. Burial at 2 p.m. at OWRNC Seville. Celebration of life at Brunswick Eagles later this year. Condolences at www.carlsonfuneralhomes.com.
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Larry J. “Doc” Cummings
Brunswick
Brunswick Pointe
Barberton
Ohio
Richard and
Wanda (Nee Berry) Cummings
United States Marines
U.S. Army
Department of Veterans Affairs
Order of Eagles
Jerry
Carlson Funeral Homes & Cremation Services
Pearl Road
OWRNC
Seville
Brunswick Eagles
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Obituary for Gordon E. Shuler of Medina Ohio
Gordon Edward Shuler 79 of Medina died June 24 2020 at Medina Hospital Born September 19 1940 in Cleveland he married Patricia Danley February 27 1959 A 1958 Collinwood High School graduate he lived in Medina since 1988 and was active in Medina Presbyterian Church Masonic Lodge 58 F A M Scottish Rite and Lyndon Chapter 365 OES He was preceded by his wife and son and is survived by daughter Diane Brewer son Douglas Shuler daughter in law Wendy Shuler grandchildren and great grandchildren Friends may call June 26 2020 11 am to 12 noon Murray Funeral Home Creston Ohio Graveside service 1 30 pm Whitehaven Memorial Park Mayfield Heights Memorials to funeral home for final expenses Tributes may be shared at Murray Funeral Home dot com.
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Gordon Edward Shuler
Medina
Medina Hospital
Cleveland
Adelbert James
Louise Coffman (Alexander) Shuler
Patricia E. Danley
Collinwood High School
Medina Presbyterian Church
Medina Masonic Lodge
F&a.m
Valley of Cleveland
Scottish Rite
Lyndon Chapter
O.E.S
Patricia
Donald Shuler
Kenneth Shuler
Lois Jean Santee
Gordon
Ane
John) Brewer
Creston
Douglas
Debbie) Shuler
Wendy Shuler
Garfield Heights
William Shuler
Sarah Shuler
Niki Dinardo
John Freeman
Sean
Faith) Shuler
Jaclyn Shuler
Freya
Isabella Shuler
Jackson Brinkman
Murray Funeral Home
S. Main St
Ohio
Whitehaven Memorial Park
Mayfield Heights
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Dorothy Colleen Wilkinson dies at 84 after long illness
Dorothy Colleen Wilkinson 84 died June 24 2020 born March 17 1936 in Cleveland to Paul D Elliott and Dorothy M Burke. She married Donald Wilkinson for 51 years and raised a large family with 30 grandchildren 33 great grandchildren and many friends. Visitation June 27 2020 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Waite Son Funeral Home Medina. Private funeral. Memorials to Hospice of the Western Reserve or Alzheimer’s Association.
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Dorothy Colleen Wilkinson
Cleveland
Paul D
Dorothy M. (Burke) Elliott
Colleen
Donald Wilkinson
Donnie
Esther) Wilkinson
Debbie
Ed) Colbrun
Rick
Diana) Wilkinson
Laurie
Mark) Klinect
Susie
Will
Bud Elliott
Pat Staufer
Virginia Sparks
Waite & Son Funeral Home
N. Court Street
Medina
Western Reserve
Hospice
The
Windfall Road
Alzheimer’s Association
W. Market Street
Akron
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Carol Evan Evan Dies at 81 in Valley City
Carol Evan 81 of Valley City died June 23 2020 after a short illness at home Born July 4 1938 in Cleveland to Elmer and Mary Brown She was a member of St Ambrose Parish and the Roller Skating Association of America Survived by son Mark Evan and brother Jim Brown Husband John Evan preceded her Burial at Resurrection Cemetery Brunswick funeral home Carlson handled arrangements Mask required for funeral attendance Followed by Mass at St Ambrose Brunswick and burial in Valley City
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Carol F
Nee Brown) Evan
Valley City
Cleveland
Elmer and
Mary (Nee Caine) Brown
Carol
St. Ambrose Catholic Parish
Roller Skating Association of America
Mark Evan
Jim Brown
John Evan
Friends
Pearl Road
Brunswick
Resurrection Cemetery
Carlson Funeral Homes & Cremation Services
States pause reopening rises in virus cases across US
The coronavirus crisis worsened in Arizona as cases rise nationwide and Texas backtracks from reopening. Daily deaths and hospitalizations climb while test positivity nears record highs, with 23 percent positivity in Arizona and 415 patients on ventilators. Mississippi reports record case highs. Texas delays further easing and reimposes elective surgery bans.
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New York
Arizona
Texas
U.S
Mississippi
Thomas Dobbs
Greg Abbott
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Geraldine) Postelwaite
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Terry) Lincoln
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Russell Ray
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Annabelle
Emma
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Lorain County
Larry J
Doc” Cummings
Carol Evan
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