Norma Huy 87 of Shreve dies after long life
Norma C Markley Huy, 87, of Shreve died March 14, 2028, at home surrounded by family. Born February 22, 1936 in Creston, she married Robert L. Huy on June 6, 1959. She was a homemaker, mother, grandmother, great grandmother, and Wooster Cruisers member. Survived by husband, children Patti Morse and Robert C. Huy, numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren, and sister Carol.
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Bruce) Markley
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Larry) Morse
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Carol
Norma C Huy Csanyi obituary details and services
Norma C Huy Csanyi is mourned with note of four brothers, one sister, and a grandson Robert S Huy. Calling hours are March 19, 2023 from 5 to 7 p.m. at Schlabach Funeral Home Shreve. A Mass of Christian Burial is March 20, 2023 at 12 Noon at St Peter Catholic Church Loudonville. Burial follows at Oak Grove Cemetery Shreve. Memorials may be sent to Ohio Hospice LifeCare. Online condolences at SchlabachFH.com.
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Medina County Fish Fries From Many Venues This Week
In Medina County, multiple fish fries run Friday through April or March. Brunswick United Methodist Church offers tilapia or pollock dinners for 12 adults, 6 kids. Brunswick VFW, Emmanuel Church of Christ, Fraternal Order of Eagles Medina, Medina VFW, Lodi American Legion, St. Ambrose, St. Colette, St. Stephen, Valley City VFW, Wadsworth American Legion, and Knights of Columbus present varied fish, pierogi, shrimp, and combo plates with takeout options and prices from 6 to 18 dollars, most including sides and beverages.
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Pearl Road
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S. Carpenter Road
Emmanuel Church of Christ
Center Road
Valley City
Fraternal Order of Eagles Medina Aerie
Lafayette Road
Medina Vfw
Medina
Lodi
Stambrose
Hilbert Hall
St. Colette Catholic Church
W. 130Th St
St. Stephen Catholic Church
Hackman Hall
Britton St
Salem
VFW Post
Wadsworth American Legion Post
Main St
Wadsworth Knights of Columbus
N. Lyman St
Wadsworth
Gordon FEF Lunt 89 Dies. Army Korean War Veteran
Gordon FEF Lunt, 89, of Brunswick died March 14 2023. Born November 15 1933 in Cleveland to Claude and Clara Lunt he served in the US Army during the Korean Conflict. He married Joan King for 63 years and enjoyed golf and dancing. Survived by wife Joan children Daniel, David, Diane Salettel, Debbie Thomas, grandchildren Nicole Rozsa Erica Wilson Scott Thomas Samantha Salettel Brian Thomas and great grandchildren Graham Landon Grace Brayden Noah Annabelle. Preceded by parents and siblings. Visitation 2 to 5 p.m. March 18 2023 at Waite & Son Funeral Home Brunswick. Burial at Ohio Western Reserve National Cemetery Seville private. Condolences at waitefuneralhome.com
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Nee Brown) Lunt
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William) Salettel
Debbie A
Randal) Thomas
Nicole
Peter) Rozsa
Erica
Duane) Wilson
Scott
Megan) Thomas
Samantha Salettel
Brian Thomas
Graham
Landon
Grace
Brayden
Noah
Annabelle
Donald
Robert
James
Mary
Claudine
Waite & Son Funeral Home
Center Road
Brunswick
Ohio Western Reserve National Cemetery
Seville
Waitefuneralhome
Obituary and Memoriam Reprints Details Hotline
Medina County readers may request obituary reprints by calling 330 725 6040 and Lorain County requests can be made at 440 329 7000. The notice lists contact lines for archival reprints and memorial services information.
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Bobby Caldwell dies at 71 after long illness
R and B singer songwriter Bobby Caldwell, famed for What You Won’t Do for Love, died at 71 in Great Meadows New Jersey after a long illness his wife Mary Caldwell said. The Associated Press reported he passed Tuesday in her arms. Caldwell wrote the hit and inspired covers and samples by Boyz II Men Michael Bolton Tupac The Notorious B I G Common Lil Nas X Chance the Rapper. Born in New York raised in Miami he started performing at 17 and once played guitar for Little Richard. His Open Your Eyes from Cat in the Hat was later covered by John Legend and sampled by Common.
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Police blotter captures March incidents in Wadsworth
Wadsworth police logged multiple March events. Steven Baisden of Medina cited for marijuana possession and left of center after a March 9 traffic stop. Other March cases include harassment reports, possible impaired driving arrests, a theft report, welfare fraud attempt, drug seizures, a scam victim, and an active parole warrant.
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College Street
Steven Baisden
Medina
Broad Street
High Street
Dominik Lezuch
Akron
Freedom Drive
Silvercreek Road
Hillcrest
Ryan Capps
Wadsworth
S. Kaser
Maple Street
Keith Tatton
Doylestown
Crestwood Avenue
Brandon M. Hugg
Ohio Adult Parole Authority
Hugg
Medina County
Chestnut Street
Trains derail in Arizona and Washington no injuries reported
Two BNSF trains derailed in separate incidents in Arizona and Washington state with no injuries. In Washington, diesel fuel spilled on Swinomish tribal land near Padilla Bay but officials said the spill did not reach the water. In Arizona, about eight cars derailed near the state line with California and Nevada. no spills reported. Train cause under investigation.
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Military moves to ease crisis reporting but delays gun limits
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin ordered faster access to mental health care for service members and a new suicide prevention working group, while deferring gun purchase restrictions for young troops. The memo directs hiring more behavioral health staff, faster appointments, alcohol use screening, and easier access to mental health care through primary clinics. A review of gun safety proposals will be reported by June 2, but no explicit gun measures are adopted.
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