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Ora Music RICHWOOD GAZETTE DEATH REPORT Name _______Ora Music___________________ -------------------- Ago5£-------- Address __32298 Garter Rd. ,___Riehwood------------------------------------- Place of Death —at home---------------- Date of Death-May 5»—198A Sat.----- Hour of Death IQ.? 15 a.Hi.__________ How Long 111__failing-h-aal t.h 5 months Occupation of Deceased_________retired from Parr.Q.t± Implement.,__R1 ehwood Church, Lodges, Societies -- more...

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Ralph L. Amstutz September 7, 1941 he married Loa May Dutton and bought his farm on the Winnemac where they lived for 67 years. He was a graduate of LaRue High School in 1935 where he was active in the F F A, music, chorus, church, debate & oratory club. He loved farming and his main hobby was gardening with three separate patches for garden, melons, and sweet corn. He and his dad also invented the infamous Amstutz automatic hog feeder. He also demonstrated t more...
James L. Askew d two brothers: Robert and Charles Askew. Jim was a 1945 graduate of the Harding High School. He served our country in the United States Army. Jim was self-employed Painting Contractor, running the family business, Askew Decorating for many years. He was a long-time member of the Marion First Presbyterian Church. He really enjoyed choir music; he had even sung in the school choir when he was younger. A true family man, he enjoyed cooking, holida more...
Cora “Peggy” M. Baker Cora “Peggy” M. Baker left this earth to join her husband, Roger L Baker, on February 27, 2023, at her home in Marion. She was born to David H. and Thelma L. (Lackey) Williams on May 17, 1946. Raised on a farm in Rio Grande, Ohio, Peggy joined many generations of family and friends in graduating from the local high school. She married the love of her life, Roger, on June 8, 1968. The two were adventurous hard workers who built successful ca more...
Donald Leroy Borland k Center United Methodist Church for 61 years. He was also a member of The Center in Richwood. He spent many hours riding his bicycle around Richwood. Surviving are two daughters, Donna (William) Carpenter of Ostrander; Deborah (Michael) Miller; and one son, David Borland, both of Richwood. Also surviving is one granddaughter, Sara (Corey) Schwartz; three step grandsons, Carl, Jim, and John Carpenter; five step great grandchildren, Brandon, Wil more...
Lloyd Boyd to the late Addy and Lizzie (Williams) Boyd. On March 12, 1953 he married the former Elsie P. Riddle in Pikeville, Kentucky and she survives. He attended Oak Knoll Baptist Church in Marion. He retired from the Eaton Corporation in Marion where he drove a tow motor for 35 years. A veteran of the U. S. Army, he served during the Korean War and was a member of American Legion #368 in Prospect. Lloyd enjoyed working on cars that he would buy more...
Waldemar Wilhelm "Wally" Buettner h Brentlinger, Aron Warner; sisters and brothers, Isolde Carpenter, Columbus; Renate (Joe) Sabistina, Hilliard; Seigfried (Roseann) Buettner, Canal Winchester; Hildegard (Gary) Smith, Thornville; Johanna (Gary) Winner, Cape Coral, Florida; Susanna Buettner, Ashville; sister-in-law, Linda Buettner, Delaware. Funeral services will be Thursday, January 12, 2017 at 11:00 AM at the Stofcheck-Ballinger Funeral Home, Richwood with Pastor Tim Peria offi more...
Chloe Rose Chambers Chloe Rose Chambers, 26 of Marion, died early Friday November 23, 2018 at her home. She was born September 3, 1992 in Delaware to Gary A. And Lora M. (Tyrrell) Chambers, they survive in Prospect. She was preceded in death by her uncle Steven Tyrrell of Crestline, son Marshal Chambers of Prospect, grandparents Albert and Eleanor (Klem) Chambers of Youngstown, grandfather Robert Tyrrell of Crestline. She is also survived by her daughter Marl more...
Ronald Crittendon Clevinger ife, Emma Sue (Gross) at the Boldman Freewill Baptist Church in Boldman, Kentucky. Together they had two daughters and became members of The First Freewill Baptist Church after moving to Marion, Ohio. Ron worked at Eaton Corporation and then Dana Corporation for 33 years, retiring in 2000. Ron loved music with a special passion for Bluegrass. He also enjoyed gardening, feeding the birds, playing cards with friends and watching Kentucky Basketbal more...
Charles Ernest Colwell family above all. He enjoyed driving his car named the red rocket/command center. He loved shooting guns, music, attending his grandchildren's sporting events, fireworks, watching sports and playing video games. His most memorable attribute was his humor and kindness. Even during his sickness he maintained his sense of humor and was always thinking of others. Chuck had worked at American Showa in Sunbury for over 20 years. He left a legacy of more...
Lester Dennis Daugherty orrow County for 10 years before moving to Prospect in 1947. He resided there until 1999 when he and Maxine relocated to Sun City, AZ. He had worked on a dairy farm, was a skilled machinist and worked at Curtis Wright Corporation in Columbus building fighter planes during World War II. He lastly worked at the Prospect Farmers Exchange Co. in Prospect where he became manager and completed 29 years in that position. He took his family to Yel more...
Clifford Lynn Davis Clifford Lynn Davis, age 70 of Byhalia died unexpectedly Thursday, January 13, 2011 at his home. He was born September 28, 1940 in Columbus to the late William D. and Marian (Haughn) Davis. He was first married to Cora Lee (Ray) Davis who preceded him in death. He was then married to Nancy Carol (Wells) Davis and she survives in Delaware. He was a mechanic and worked in construction. Clifford was a fan of bluegrass music and racing. He more...
Harry Merld Devers Jr. e late Harry M. and Ella Deafenbaugh Devers Sr. and was predeceased by a son, David Harry Devers; three brothers, Charles Ivan, George Raymond and Paul Henry Devers; and a sister Barbara Bricker. He is survived by his wife, Dora L. Owens Devers whom he married July 30, 1949, in Mansfield; a son, Daniel (Carol) Devers of Richwood; four daughters, Debra Kay (Ted) Walton of Johnstown, Diana Lee (Joe) Pereira of Hilo, Hawaii, Darcy Louise (Paul) Hegr more...
Mable Ethel . Wednesday and Wednesday evening. Memorials may be made to the LaRue Baptist Church. She died at 10:30 a.m. Monday Feb 17, 1986 at the Scioto Crest Center in Hilliard. She was born Sept. 4,1885, in LaRue to Calvin H. and Lenora (Lenox) Topliff. She married Correl Bell in 1907 and he died in 1949. Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Charles (Lena) Gillespie, and several neices and nephews, including Calvin H. and Margaret Topliff of Marion. She more...
Helen Marie Feasel ters, Peggy (Glenn) Wykoff of Marysville, and Susie (Gerry) Kirkbride of Myrtle Beach; a stepson, Michael (Amy) Feasel of Richwood; a son-in-law, Calvin Gibson of Rich-wood; grandchildren, Angela (Greg) Thomas, Christopher (Lora) Gibson and Robert (Ronatta) Gibson; step-grandchildren, Mike, Chrissy, Jeffrey, Scotty, Elizabeth and Cody Feasel and Mirandia and Sam Lee; special great-grandchildren, Grant Thomas and Ryelle Gibson; four step-great-gra more...
Mitchell “Mickey” Fields He was born June 25, 1958 in Marion to Glenn “Ernie” and Thelma Louise (Wood) Fields. His mother preceded him in death in 2010. A 1976 graduate of North Union High School, he was a dedicated employee at Whirlpool Corporation for 40 years. Family was the center of Mickey’s life and he loved family get-togethers. His daughter, Cassi was the apple of his eye as well his future son-in-law, James whom he considered his own son. He lov more...
Marc Allan Fox ptember 19, 2018 at his home. He was born July 26, 1976 in Kenton. He is survived by his father, Larry A. (Jill) Fox; Prospect; his mother, Lucy (Terry) Higginbotham, Richwood; his grandmothers, Marjorie A. Fox, Marion and Cora Thomas, Prospect; brothers, Todd (Amy) Fox, Fort Mill, South Carolina; Sam (Andrea) Fox, Marion; Tim (Brooke) Fox, LaRue; Troy Thomas, Marion; Perry (Kristie) Higginbotham, Grove City; Kaylee (Seddrick) Bradley, Marysvill more...
Loren W. Gast er in the European Theatres, Loren fought in the Battle of the Bulge at the Huertgen Forest. For his valor in combat, he was awarded, among other medals, the Bronze Star Medal (Second Oak-Leaf Cluster). He received an honorable discharge and came home. He married Dolores E. Pitts on September 25, 1947 and they celebrated sixty years of marriage last fall. She survives in Prospect. Loren worked at the Universal Cooler, the Marion Engeinee more...
Mabel F. Gill Mabel F. Gill, age 100, formerly of Richwood, passed away peacefully Saturday evening, June 1, 2013 at Sterling House of Colorado Springs. Born March 10, 1913 to Harley and Osa LeMasters, she grew up on her parent's farm in Richwood, Ohio along with her four siblings: Roy, Margaret, Charles and William. From time to time the family would load up in their Studebaker touring car and return to both their parent's homeland at Crossroads, West Virgin more...
Guy Eugene Goddard , Christine V. (Steven) Clark of Marysville, Gary E. Goddard of Indiana and Thomas G. (Theresa Kathleen) Goddard of Marysville Twelve Grandchildren and numerous Great Grandchildren Two Brothers: Thurman (Pam) Goddard of Pandora and Don (Darlene) Goddard of Richwood, three sisters: Maybelle (George) Bredsten of Cordova, Tenn., Lana (Paul) Fowler of Richwood and Paulette (Doug) Halterman of Troy. Guy was a meat cutter for the Kroger Company for o more...
Edwin Earl "Eddie" Gulliford this area all of his life. He was born January 1, 1933 in Marion County to Clarence and Marjorie (Seckel) Gulliford. His father preceded him in death; his mother, at age 99, survives. Through their love of music, he met Cora Jane Layne at the Union Baptist Church on Route 739 near Richwood in 1950 and they married in 1953 at that church. They sang together for many years and loved to dance, especially the polkas and waltzes. They have Ger more...
Dale Emerson Hall year 1980-1981, spent mainly in Gdansk, Poland working on a Renaissance topic. In 2002 his book The Honolulu Symphony; A Century of Music (Honolulu: Goodale Publishing) was published. He and his colleague Allen Trubitt collaborated on a performing edition of six violincello sonatas. Dale was a virtuoso pianist. He was able to improvise versions of American popular tunes at the piano. He also performed as a classical pianist, giving three piano r more...
Jo Ann Heller the piano and violin. Surviving are her seven children: Pamela “P.J.” (Kreig) Hitz of Waldo, Nancy (Ronald) Robbins of Delaware, Vicki (Keith Landry) Ford of Sun Lakes, Arizona, Cathi (Chris Guidry) Boles of Denver, Colorado, Edgar (Linda) Heller of Fort Wayne, Indiana, David “Foo” Heller of LaRue and Mark (Jean) Heller of LaRue Fifteen grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren, and a sister-in-law, Fannie Hoffman, Richwood. Funera more...
Carolyn Faye Henderson Carolyn Faye Henderson, 74 of rural Marion, died unexpectedly Monday morning August 31, 2020 at her home. She was born February 27, 1946 in Marion to the late Lemuel Van Buren and Nora Faye (Shifflet) Thacker. She was also preceded in death by her husband, Ira “Bill” Henderson, they were married in 1993 and he died June 11, 2020. Also preceding her in death were siblings: Lowell “Punk” Thacker, Gary Thacker and Rosie Roush. Carolyn was more...
Josephine Blanche Hendrickson n to the late Charles Herbert and Mary Ann (Jacobs) Huntsman. She was also preceded in death by her former husband, Donald E. Hendrickson, three brothers, Billy, Clifford and Harvey Huntsman; two sisters, Edie Hoover and Cora Ledley; a granddaughter, great grandson and great-great-grandson. Josephine loved everyone and everything. Family was her #1 love; she was Grandma Jo or Aunt Jo to anyone who came into her life. A breast cancer survivor, more...

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