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John E. King nter. He was born July 20, 1959 in Urbana to the late Nelson Lee and Dorothy L (Foust) King. John was a plumber and jack of all trades, working for Hayner Plumbing and Heating of Marysville. He enjoyed fishing, hunting and cooking. He was also very good at taking care of things, like his fish in his garden pond, his big red truck, his horses and most especially his loving family. Surviving is his loving wife Rhonda M. (Fitch) King whom he marr more...
Janet I. Kramp gs for her family and friends, clothes for her children to wedding dresses to many baby afghans were just a few of her specialties. She had been a 4-H advisor when her kids were younger. Janet was also a very good baker; her cookies were a favorite and she had mastered the Kramp family pumpkin pie recipe. (this recipe has been passed to the next generation) Her faith was a very important part of her life. When she and Warren lived in LaRue, she w more...
Patti Lee Krebehenne their family cruise, they were inseparable soul mates, always holding hands. Patti was a 1973 graduate of the North Union High School, the school was very important in her life, she had worked at the elementary as the head cook and was an active supporter of all her family’s activities, Patti was a true “Wildcat”. Patti was an active and dedicated member of the Richwood First United Methodist Church. One of her favorite times at the chur more...
Larry L. Laughrey Frontier, repairing service trucks, and later he was self-employed. Larry loved to golf, play poker, and enjoyed playing mud volleyball. He was an avid NASCAR fan, his favorite driver being Mark Martin. He also enjoyed cooking. He is survived by his mother, Carol Suzanne (Fryman) Mahaney, Plain City; a son, Jonathan Laughrey, Marion; a sister Luanne (Keith) Kleinsteuber, Brantford, Ontario, Canada; a brother, Lance Laughrey, Richwood; a si more...
Marsha Kay (Jividen) Lehman was also preceded in death by her husband, Robert Jacob Lehman, whom she married September 13, 1985 in the Richwood First Baptist Church; a brother, Ernest Carroll Jividen, and a sister, Barbara Foreman. She had worked as a cook at the Marysville JDC. A 1970 graduate of North Union High School, she was a long-time member of the Richwood First Baptist Church. She was currently a member of the High Street Baptist Church in Columbus. Marsha w more...
James C. Leibold y two brothers, John W. and William F. Leibold. He married Ruth J. Redd on Dec. 4, 1949, at LaRue United Methodist Church and she survives. He also is survived by his children, Stephen R. Leibold of Byhalia, Sandra S. (Paul) Cook of Adrian, Mich., Carol L. (Keith) Sarbaugh of Zanesville, Joyce E. (Patrick) Kibler of Wilmington, Judith K. Crabtree (Kenton Cunningham) of Delaware, and Jill E. Leibold of Prospect; 15 grandchildren; one stepgrandson; more...
Ruth Juanita (Redd) Leibold . She was a loving and dedicated, compassionate and generous wife, mother, grandmother, friend and neighbor. A 1949 graduate of LaRue High School, she worked at North Union School District for 25 years as a bus driver and cook. Ruth was a member of Fulton Creek Friends Church since 1952, where she assisted in various positions, including teacher and pianist. She loved to be outside gardening, enjoyed community activities and participating i more...
Wesley Allen Levings He is also remembered fondly for his love of adventure, he even once went road tripping across the country following the band Phish. He loved the outdoors, landscaping, a good football game and was known to be a pretty good cook. But his greatest accomplishment and love in life was his son, Logan Levings. His memory will be cherished by his mom and dad, Diane and Ray Manack of Marion. His son, Logan Levings Siblings, Monty (Britany) Webb II of more...
James D. ‘Jim’ Lindler ator. He worked in the construction industry for 50 years. He had many friends and never met a stranger, everyone loved “The Flame”. James was a record breaker when it came to cross country. His hobbies included fishing, cooking, and drinking a Budweiser on the Mohican river. He was such an animal lover; you never saw a bird feeder empty at his house. He also enjoyed watching Star Trek, golf, Nascar, Blue Jackets hockey, and Michigan Football more...
Ruth H. Lindsay and was a librarian in the Richwood-North Union Public Library for many years. A graduate of Richwood High School, she also attended The Ohio State University and graduated from Marion Business College. Ruth was a great cook and loved to entertain family and friends. She enjoyed helping others in need and had been a volunteer for Marion General Hospital in the medical records department. She and her husband, Arch enjoyed traveling and wi more...
Charlotte J. Livingston he was a homemaker and had worked in housekeeping at the old Marion General Hospital and the current Marion General Hospital. She was a former member of the Abundant Life Assembly of God Church in Marion. She enjoyed camping cooking and the joy of her life was her family, her husband, children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She was born Feb. 28, 1932, in New Lexington to the late John and Garnett Vernon Murray. She is survived by her hus more...
Opal B. Longberry r. She was a former member of Grace Chapel and its WSCS and the Progressive Buds Garden Club. She attended York-McKendree United Methodist Church. She was born June 4, 1910, in Union County to the late Kelly and Maude Looman Cook and was predeceased by a brother, Thomas Cook and a sister, Hazel Clark. She married Starling L. Longberry and he died Sept. 16, 2000. She is survived by a daughter, Linda (Olen) McAllister of Columbus; and a granddaught more...
Starling L. Longberry olf Course and he enjoyed mowing his yard. He was born Feb. 21, 1909, at his current home to the late Othel R. and Sylvia Hartman Longberry and was predeceased by a sister, Thelma Long-berry. He is survived by his wife, Opal Cook Longberry whom he married June 1,1935, in Bellefontaine; a daughter, Linda (Olen) McAllister of Columbus; a granddaughter, Dixie (Russell) Bryant of Springfield; and a sister, Erdene Longberry of Richwood. Funeral servic more...
Terri Lynn Lutz ught happiness to so many. She always put her family first and being with them and sharing experiences was the greatest joy of her life. She loved to crochet, cross-stitch and she also enjoyed crafting. She was an excellent cook and was awarded many first-place prizes for her baked goods at the Darke County Fair. She was also an integral part in establishing the "Amputees In Motion" support group in Greenville — a cause she was extre more...
Grace M. Mabry arried August 2, 1942 and he died September 19, 1994, a daughter, Cindy Sever and six sisters and four brothers. Grace was a hardworking farmwife who enjoyed the everyday activities of living on a farm. She was an excellent cook and baker of pies. She was a member of the Richwood Civic Center, where she had helped with the meal program. Grace was known for her care of others; she was a true caretaker. Surviving are her daughter: Ruth (Steve) more...
Ronald L. Malone 69 of Marion, formerly of Prospect died Tuesday, September 20, 2016 at his home surrounded by his loving family following a lengthy battle with cancer. He was born June 9, 1947 in Marion to the late Donald L. and Ruth June (Cook) Malone. On November 30, 1968 he married the former Yvonne Willey in Prospect and she survives in Marion. A 1965 graduate of Galion High School, he was a veteran of the U. S. Air Force. He attended the Calvary Bible more...
Conrad Michael Mangus f Frankfort, three brothers: Shawn (Jamie Satterfield) of Washington Court House, Jason (Lena) Caudill of Chillicothe and Bret Mangus of Darbydale Nieces and nephews: Hunter, Brant and Kinsley Caudill and Tammy and Brittany Cook Also surviving are many aunts, uncles and cousins Friends may call Thursday May 14, 2015 from 3-6 pm at the Stofcheck-Ballinger Funeral Home in Richwood, graveside services will be held Friday May 15, 2015 at 1:00 pm a more...
Margene I. Markham e Richwood First United Methodist Church, she was also previously involved with Eastern Star and Union County Republican Women’s Club. Margene’s favorite time of the year was Christmas. She loved decorating the house, cooking for Christmas, and spending time with family and friends. Her biggest enjoyment was her grandchildren, all of whom she loved dearly. She is survived by her husband, Victor Markham, Richwood, whom she married Januar more...
Ednah Opal Matteson f Deceased_domestic- Church, Lodges, Societies _1st Baptist Church, Richwood_ Date of Birth Qct- 2' 1912_ Place of Birth_Springfield, Ohio_ Father's Name Millard Brannaman_TOitf'f5) Deceased ^) Mother's Maiden Name ._Ava cooke_Living ( ) Deceased ) If Living, Where --- Married to Lloyd E Matteso" (date) Dec" 7' 1958_in_ Wife or Husband Living ( ) or Deceased (x), When-Jan. 19, 1982 Surviving Children and Addresses_ 1 dau more...
Hazel Mary Mattison RT Name _Hazel Mary Mattison__Age 71 Address 44 E. Bomford St. . Richwood__ Place of Death MoreV Center, Marysville Date of Death Jan. 17, 1987 Satr_ Hour of Death 7:30 P-m-_ How Long Tim months_ Occupation of Deceased _cook at Jackson Elementary_in Essex- Church Lodges Societies Buckeye Ramblers Trailer Club, Columbus; Essex United Meth. Church and W.S.C.S.; Arts & Crafts in Essex_ Date of Birth Aug' 26' 1913_ Place of Birth_Union Co-_ more...
Archie C. Maxwell ------------------- Date of Birth June 12 ’ 1909____________ Place of Birth___Scotland______________ Father’s Name _______Robert Maxwell------------------Living ( ) Deceased f) Isabelle Mother’s Maiden Name x&sasti&k. Cook-----------Living ( ) Deceased () If Living, Where-------------------------------- Married■».- *>. Wife or Husband Living ?) Violet Vi Irving or Deceased ( ), When- Surviving Children and Addresses _______________ more...
Vi Maxwell a Howart Irving and became ai United States citizen June 26, 1945. She was predeceased by a! brother, David Irving; two sisters, Meg Belanger and Issy Providen- ■ ti; a granddaughter; and a grandson. She married Archie Cook; Maxwell Dec. 24, 1934, and he died April 12, 1983. She is survived by two daughters, Dolores (Mike) Bernhard of, Prospect and Debby (Bill) Hoopes of Delaware; a son, Bob (Karen)-Maxwell of Raymond; five grandchildren, M more...
Maxine Mayberry or the winners. She was a talented craft maker and enjoyed craft shows, garage sales and shopping. She was a homemaker, to whom family was very important. She was a grandma to all the family foster kids. She loved to cook for people, and prided herself in making whatever a person’s favorite food was. Strawberry jam was one of her specialties. She is survived by a son, John (Jennie) Mayberry, Mechanicsburg; four daughters, Sharon (Bob more...
Bonnie Jean Mayes ng they had! She loved spending time with her family and friends. She will be missed by her lunch date girlfriends. Surviving are her children; Lisa Flanagan of Delaware, Lee “Chip” (Sue) Mayes of Powell and Lela (Dave) Cook of Marion Grandchildren; Darcy (Sean) Flanagan, Joshua Mayes and Luke and Neil Stewart Funeral services will be held Saturday June 4, 2022 at 11 am at the Stofcheck-Ballinger Funeral Home in Richwood, Pastor Joseph Rhea more...
Leonard Maynard 2, 1968 he married the former Joann M. Dowell in Michigan and she survives He worked as a maintenance supervisor at Eaton for 22 years, retiring in 1997. He enjoyed woodworking and working in the yard and was a wonderful cook. The most important thing in his life was his family. He is survived by three daughters, Barbara (Doug) Burbaugh, Harpster; Tina (Jim) Soice, Marion; Jody (Ellery) Maze, Marion; two sisters, Laura (Jim) Hensel, Virgin more...

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