Longtime Aero Instrument leader Eric Daiber dies at 89
Eric Julius Daiber 89 of Medina Ohio died May 8 2024 in Medina He led Aero Instrument Company from 1980 after his father’s death and retired in 2001 He was active in AIAA SAE and local historical societies He is survived by his wife Charlotte Karson and children and will be memorialized at Waite and Son Funeral Homes on June 1 2024 with donations requested to Medina County Historical Society or American Heart Association.
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Eric Julius Daiber
Medina
Cleveland
Ohio
Emil and
Elfrieda Smith Daiber
John Marshall High School
Case Institute of Technology
University of Cincinnati
Eric
Delta Tau Delta
Ohio National Guard
U.C
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Aero Instrument Company
Aero
Ellen Harris
U.S. Army
Mark
U.S. Naval Hospital
Annapolis
Maryland
Tara
The
Rac
American Institute of Aviation and Astronautics
AIAA
Society of Automotive Engineers
SAE
American Aviation History Society
Medina County Historical Society
United Church of Christ, Congregational
Medina Odd Fellows
Charlotte Karson
Paula) Daiber
Russ) Gifford
Zachary
Farnaz
Waite and Son Funeral Homes
Medina Chapel
N. Court Street
American Heart Association
Bonnie Wolfgang 87 Sharon Center resident dies
Alta Bonnie Wolfgang 87 of Sharon Center dies Saturday May 11 2024 born January 26 1937 to Raymond and Irene Schiele she lived in the same home her entire life She loved animals children family cats and reading the Bible She was a longtime St Paul Lutheran Church member and Sunday School teacher Survived by daughter Edythe Wolfgang granddaughter Olivia Wolfgang sister in law Irene Schiele brothers Robert and Kenneth Schiele plus many nieces nephews and adopted family Visitation Friday May 17 2024 from 4 to 8 pm at St Paul Lutheran Church Memorial service Saturday May 18 2024 at 11 am at the same church
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Alta
Bonnie
Wolfgang
Sharon Center
Raymond
Irene
Harpster) Schiele
NCIS
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Irene Schiele
Louis
Ivan Schiele
Dora
Glen) Stidham
Edythe Wolfgang
Olivia Wolfgang
Robert
Pat) Schiele
Kenneth
Diane) Schiele
St. Paul Luther Church
Ridge Road
Shirley Selekacs 87 Medina resident dies after stroke
Shirley Ann Selekacs 87 of Medina dies May 12 2024 at Akron General Hospital after a stroke. Born May 18 1936 in Damascus Virginia to Ambrose and Margie Richardson. Survived by daughters Debra Boone and Nancy Ottenweller, grandchildren Suzanne Eagle Erin Miller Alexander Saletnik Clayton Miller great granddaughter Madison Eagle and sister Carol Harold. Services May 20 2024 at Murray Funeral Home Creston Ohio with burial at Creston Maple Mound Cemetery. Visitation May 19 2024 from 5 to 7 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Shirley Ann Selekacs
Medina
Akron General Hospital
Shirley
Damascus
Virginia
Ambrose
Margie Ann (McCarty) Richardson
George E. Lelekacs, Jr
Cleveland
George
Debra
Melvin) Boone
Canton
Nancy
James) Ottenweller
Suzanne Eagle
Erin Miller
Alexander Saletnik
Clayton Miller
Madison Eagle
Carol Harold
Murray Funeral Home
S. Main Street
Creston
Ohio
Creston Maple Mound
Irene K Sopata 66 of Medina dies in May 2024
Irene K Sopata 66 of Medina Ohio passed away Saturday May 11 2024. She grew up in Cleveland and Brunswick and lived in Valley City and York Township. Survived by husband Richard children Rosie Ziegler and David Sopata grandchildren Kayley Joshua Olivia sister Claude Vealey. Visitation May 16 2024 at Bauer Valley City. Funeral Mass May 17 2024 at St Martins Valley City. Memorials to Hattie Larlham Foundation.
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Irene K. Sopata
Medina
Ohio
Irene
Cleveland
James and
Virginia (Watson) Vealey
Collinwood
Brunswick
Brunswick High School
Valley City
York Township
Richard
Rosie
Joshua) Ziegler
Gloria Diane Sopata
David
Yvonne) Sopata
Kayley
Joshua
Olivia
Claude
Celeste) Vealey
Bauer Funeral Home
Columbia Road
St. Martin of Tours
Station Road
St. Martin Church
Hattie Larlham
Rev William Lawson dies longtime Houston civil rights leader
The Rev William Lawson a longtime pastor and civil rights leader who helped desegregate Houston and worked with Martin Luther King Jr has died at 95 Wheeler Avenue Baptist Church announced he died Tuesday Lawson founded the church in 1962 and led it for 42 years before retiring in 2004 He hosted King at his church after the FBI accused King of being a communist and the two remained close friends until Kings 1968 assassination Houston leaders praised Lawson noting his role in civil rights and social justice Memorial services were planned at Wheeler Avenue Baptist Church on May 23 and May 24
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Houston
William “Bill
Lawson
Martin Luther King Jr
Wheeler Avenue Baptist Church
Texas City
FBI
King
John Whitmire
Harris County
Rodney Ellis
Biggest solar flare from Sun exceeds prior decade
The sun erupted with its strongest flare in nearly ten years, an X8.7 event, but Earth remains safely out of the direct impact path. NOAA notes the blast from a sunward region while NASA reports earlier storms had caused satellite anomalies and advised astronauts to stay shielded.
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Earth
Cape Canaveral
Fla
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
NOAA
Nasas
Solar Dynamics Observatory
Bryan Brasher
Space Weather Prediction Center
Boulder
Colorado
NASA
International Space Station
Medina council updates on courthouse renovation plans
City engineers outline reconfiguration to protect the Law Library while adding an in custody elevator and new public restrooms in the municipal courthouse. Plans detail sally port access for custody, floor by floor holding areas, a second floor hearing room, clerks and probation space, and two third floor courtrooms with varied jury access. Construction manager at risk sought. project on schedule through October.
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Medina
Nozik
Clerk of Courts
Pat Patton
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