Evans Rachel J. obituary presents life of Medina resident
Rachel J. Evans, 79, of Medina, died May 8 2022 after a life of community service at Medina United Church of Christ and Medina Hospital volunteer work. A former athlete and Cavaliers fan, she enjoyed gardening and cooking. Survived by husband Jim and son Eddie with grandchildren.
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Rachel J. Evans
Medina
Lewis Preston
Carlton Marie Johnson
Rachel
Medina United Church of Christ
Medina Hospital
Cleveland
Cleveland Cavaliers
Jim
Eddie
Heather) Evans
Memorial Service for Rachel J. Evans May 18 at Medina church
Rachel J. Evans is remembered by Maddy Lyle and Oretha Gaylor along with many nieces and nephews. She is preceded in death by her son Jon and siblings Myrna Joyce and Carlton. A memorial service will be held at 1 p.m. Friday May 18 2022 at United Church of Christ Congregational Medina. Memorials may be given to Medina United Church of Christ Congregational Endowment Fund. Online condolences at waitefuneralhome.com.
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Maddy
Lyle
Oretha Gaylor
Jon
Myrna
Joyce
Carlton
United Church of Christ, Congregational
E. Liberty St
Medina
Medina United Church of Christ
Congregational Endowment Fund
Waitefuneralhome
Edward L Ransbottom obituary in La Grange Ohio
Edward L Ransbottom 51 of La Grange died March 2 2022 after living in Elyria Litchfield Vermilion. He was born August 8 1970 in Parma and married Sabrina May 2 2020. Cremation per his wish. Memorials to Second Harvest Food Bank of North Central Ohio.
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Edward L. Ransbottom
LaGrange
Parma
Elyria
Litchfield
Vermilion
Sabrina
Cloverleaf High School
University of Akron
Walmart
Oberlin
OSU
Cleveland Browns
Nee Talafer
Paula Ransbottom
Daniel Ransbottom
Maddie
Ben) Justham
Alexis Ransbottom
Kim Calderone
Kaylin
Everett Ransbottom
Edward
Second Harvest Food Bank
North Central
Ohio
Baumhart Road
Lorain
Secondharvestfoodbank
Linda Fry Antonelli Adams death notice in New London
Linda Fry Antonelli Adams passed on Wednesday May 4 2022 in Brunswick after a lengthy illness. Born December 29 1939 in Ashland Ohio she spent 36 years there before moving to Alabama then North Carolina Fayetteville where she lived 47 years. Survived by daughters Vicky Gauthier and Rebecca Severs son Daniel Ellsworth sister Joyce Crocker and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Graveside service held May 6 2022 at Grove Street Cemetery New London. Memorials to Mercy Ships. Online condolences at Eastman Funeral Home.
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Linda Fry Antonelli Adams
Brunswick
Linda
Ashland
Ohio
Rini’s
North Olmsted
Alabama
North Carolina
Fayetteville
Harris-Teeter
S&d Coffee
David L Godwin
Antonelli
Marc Rich
Ellsworth
Maine
Joyce Elaine Fry Crocker
Harold D Crocker
Galena
Kimberly Suzanne Crocker Bradford
Dan Bradford
Jeffrey Dean Crocker
Christina Gauthier
Carla Gauthier Maragos
Jason Maragos
James Gauthier
Matthew Severs
Liza Robert Severs
Amanda Danielle Severs
Samantha Rose Gauthier
Tate
Maureen Elizabeth Klucher dies at 82 in May 2022
Maureen Elizabeth Klucher 82 of Youngstown died May 4 2022 born October 11 1939 in Youngstown to William and Helen Donahue she trained as a nurse at St Elizabeth Hospital School of Nursing married Thomas Klucher in 1960 and had three children Survivors include husband Tom children Michael Jill Kevin and Karen and grandchildren A Mass will be held in Youngstown with private funeral arrangements Waite & Son Funeral Homes handled the arrangements Donations are requested to Hospice of the Western Reserve or a charity of choice.
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Maureen Elizabeth Klucher
Maureen
Youngstown
William
Helen
Medina Community Hospital
Tom
Europe
Michael
Jill) Klucher
Austin
Texas
Kevin
Yang) Klucher
San Mateo
California
Karen
John) McCann
Alpine
Matthew Klucher
Sean McCann
Collin McCann
Rosemary
Tim
Moore
Patti) Donahue
Gregory
Barbara) Donahue
Calvary Cemetery
Waite & Son Funeral Homes
Medina
Hospice of
the Western Reserve
Obituary of Fred A Raack of Moraine dies at 77 in Ohio
Fred August Raack, 77, of Moraine, died May 5, 2022, in West Kettering. He was born in Akron and attended Central High School and the University of Akron. He lived in Wad sworth, worked in manufacturing, and held posts at Goodyear, Parker Hannifin, Diversified Insulation, Chick Master, and Green Tokai. Survived by wife Catherine, daughters Rebecca Balaj, Jennifer Myers, Patricia Baker, and grandchildren Alec, Will, Stephen, Anna, Tommy, and Rachel. Visitation and a sendoff are set for May 12, 2022, at Routsong Funeral Home in Kettering. Full obituary at routsong.com.
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Fred August Raack
Moraine
Oakes of West Kettering
Akron
Central HS
University of Akron
Wadsworth
Karl
Hazel Raack
Wayne Sivert
Karl Raack
Caroline Parker
Catherine
Rebecca Raack Balaj
Jennifer Raack Myers
Christo
Pher
Patricia Raack Baker
Alec
Will
Stephen Myers
Anna Baker
Tommy
Rachel Balaj
Fred
Goodyear
Parker Hannifin
Diversified Insulation
Chick Master Incubator Company
Green Tokai
Routsong Funeral Home
Kettering
Routsong.com
Memorial 5K and Family Day for Buckeye Education Foundation
The Buckeye Education Foundation hosts a memorial 5K and family fun day at Buckeye Track and Soccer Complex on 3044 Columbia Road. Registration starts at 9 AM, 5K at 9:30, 1 mile fun run after. Funding supports school programs and community partnerships, including a running club. Tickets $25 online via bit.ly/39HjUOn.
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Swank
Buckeye
Columbia Road
FaithWalk expands to new Brunswick building
FaithWalk Church in Brunswick moves from 4400 to 10000 square feet in the same plaza and will host a May 22 ribbon cutting after the 10 am service with Mayor Ron Falconi and Councilman Tim Smith. An open house follows as the church plans a food pantry and new ministries.
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Madisyn Woodring
Gazette
Brunswick
FaithWalk
Ron Falconi
Tim Smith
FaithWalk Church
Cathy Pfeifer
Pfeifer
Faith Walk Church
Brunswick Plaza
Pearl Road
Winners named in 2022 Congressional Art Competition
U S Representative Bob Gibbs announced the top ten artists at Ashland University Coburn Gallery reception. First through third place and People’s Choice honors went to Abigail Bergert Sydney Gibson Layla Carpenter and Ashley Powell from area high schools with works including digital photography scratch art and prints. Bergert’s piece will travel to the Capitol tunnel gallery while Gibson and Carpenter will be displayed in Gibbs offices. A Capitol reception for all national winners will be announced later. The roundups also note a Summer Reinforcement Program tutoring five weeks in June and July at Blake Elementary School with Lori Nettleton Fawcett memorial scholarship funds, plus a volunteer project by Rolling Thunder Chapter 8 at Gold Star Mothers Memorial in York Township.
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U.S
Bob Gibbs
Ashland University
Coburn Gallery
Pate
Gibbs
Abigail
Sydney
Layla
Ashley
Bergert
Cannon House
Capitol
Gibson
Washington, D.C
Carpenter
Gibbs Ashland
Abigail Bergert
Rolling Thunder
Gold Star Mothers Memorial
York Township
Boyerts Nursery
Smith Brothers
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