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Helen Viola Chapman ouis Richwood Danny Lee Beaver Dam Ohio_1 daughter deceased in infancy_ Grandchildren and_i Great Grandchildren also survive. Surviving Brothers and Sisters and Addresses 2 bro - Louis Sabo, Southington, Ohio; Peter Sabo, Youngstown _1 bro flFir.. Funeral Services will be held_Sun ., May 20, 1990_, 10. 1; 30p__m jn j^e_Ballinger-Peppard F. H._ Dr. A. David Donnelly with Rev__Rev. Richard vangordon-officiating. Burial will be in Claibourne_ more...
Michael Lee Chapman k City, twin sister Susan Brooks of Tucson; stepbrothers Randy Chapman of Tucson, Steve . Chapman of Scotts Bluff, NE, Kevin Chapman of Richwood; stepsister Melodi Ann Chapman of Richwood and paternal grandmother Ruth Prater Young of Marion. His father preceded him in death. The Rev. Barb Stevens will conduct funeral services Thursday, July 22, 11 a:m. at Ballinger Funeral Home where friends may call Wednesday from 6-8 p.m. Burial will be at Clai more...
Richard E. Chapman many people in the area. Dick was an active member of the Richwood Church of Christ, and had been Cub Master for Cub Scout Pack 109. He enjoyed fishing and following the Gibson racing family, having raced go karts in his younger days. Dick loved sports of all kinds, especially basketball, which he played and coached for many years. Besides his wife, Ginger, he is survived by three sons, Brent (Kim) Chapman, Richwood; Dean (Shelly) Chapman more...
Chloe Miller e member of the Prospect United Methodist Church, where she held various offices and belonged to different groups in the church. She was a member of the Prospect Senior Citizens, she enjoyed playing cards there. When she was younger, she had worked at the former Montgomery Wards in Marion. She will be remembered as a loving wife, mother and grandmother. Private graveside services will be held at the Shoup (Thompson Township) Cemetery, Pastor Da more...
Charles H. Clark Jr. und to eat, cook, and have a legal beverage with. He had a soft spot in his heart for his German Shepard dogs. The true center of his life was his family, he loved them all, but he got great pleasure out of being around the younger ones. On September 10, 1949 he married Margaret (Mesi) and she died February 15, 1990, he was also preceded in death by a daughter: Christie Ann Clark Smith and a sister, Barbara Wills. Surviving are his children: C more...
Darwin Randall Clem Francisco, Indiana; son, Michael (Melissa) Clem, Marysville; daughter, Susan (Kurt) Nyberg, Winchester, Virginia; two step-daughters, Janel (Levi) Rash, Huntsville; Jodi (Shawn) Hanes, Jackson Center; sister, Marilyn (Glen) Young, Princeton, Indiana; eight grandchildren, Zach, Hunter, Grace, Sullivan, Soren, Riley, Reagan and Elin. He was preceded in death by his father, Warner and his brother, Larry. Funeral services will be Thursday, August more...
Mel Collum On March 13, 1988 he married the former Ronda K. Hunt in the First Church of the Nazarene in Marion and she survives. He loved watching his sons play baseball and football from the time they could swing a bat through their young adulthood. He was well-known for shouting “Attaboy!” when his sons made him proud on the baseball and football fields and never once hesitated to tell his sons how proud he was of them. He enjoyed his time with more...
Clifton Conley Sr. He had worked for Fruehauf Trucking in Westerville as a forklift operator. He had also previously worked at the former Galena Brick Plant. He enjoyed riding his four-wheeler, playing guitar, watching westerns and when he was younger, hunting and golfing. Clifton belonged to the VFW Post in Sunbury. Surviving are his children, Sherry (David) Perkins of Richwood and Clifton (Jennifer) Conley Jr. of Waldo Grandchildren, Brandon Long, Drake Long and more...
Jesse L. Conrad ated Valedictorian from the Magnetic Springs High School in 1954. He then graduated from Bowling Green State University. Following graduation, he started the firm of Jesse L Conrad Accounting. In the late 1970’s he hired a young man named Mark Leibold who would later become a partner in the business now named Conrad, Leibold, Woerner & Co. in Marysville. In true Jesse form, he continued to work with Mark during tax season right up to early 20 more...
James Robert "Bob" Cook lived his entire life in Marion County. He graduated from Morral High School and on January 8, 1951 he married the love of his life, Madonna Thome, who survives. They shared 62 years together. Bob was a life long farmer. In younger years he worked for both Pollock and Commercial Steel Companies, and he was a founding partner in Green Acres Heating and Air (Now Wenig’s Inc.) But farming was his passions and it became his full time profession. more...
Jayne H. Covert Jayne H. Covert of Columbus, died Thursday, March 31, 2003 at her home in West Worthington. A graduate of Richwood High School and Ohio Northern University, she began her true passion in life, teaching young people. She taught in the Shadyside School District and Columbus Public Schools for nearly 30 years. Her final assignment was at Colerain Avenue Elementary, where she taught multi-handicapped children. In 1956 she was voted Favorite Teacher more...
Dr. Edward F. Cowgill 66, 44 George St., former local chiropractor, died Sunday afternoon Nov 5, 1989 at Union County Memorial Hospital, Marysville, after a two-month illness. He was bom in Union County Dec. 18, 1922, the son of Sherman and Nelle Young Cowgill. A graduate of Richwood High School, he attended The Ohio State University and graduated from the National College of Chiropractic, Chicago. He was a chiropractor for 34 years, retiring in 1982 after suffering a more...
Sheryl Cox ther, Barry Cordell. She was a 1965 graduate of the Fairbanks High School. She had worked at the Ranco and Flxible plants in Delaware. Sheryl was a huge sports fan, she loved her OSU Buckeyes, rarely missing a game. In her younger days, she played softball. She was a pitcher and catcher, having played for the former Stocksdale Dollarettes. Sheryl was also very good at bowling, something she greatly enjoyed. She was a huge fan of Elvis and loved more...
Ted L. Cox Sr. 24,2006, at Riverside Methodist Hospital, Columbus. He was retired from the O.M. Scotts Company where he had worked for more than 20 years. He enjoyed gardening and driving his tractor and taking care of fruit trees. In his younger years, he enjoyed fishing and squirrel hunting. The special joy in his life was his devoted family He was born Sept. 13,1932, in Whitesville, W. Va., to the late Lee and Emma (Petry) Cox. On Jan. 16, 1954, in Richmond more...
Helen Louise Crouse college the next year, she was elected May Queen of Mt. Union College in 1927. She was a member of Alpha Xi Delta Sorority at Mt. Union, where she graduated with a 2-year teaching degree in 1928. She was a member of the Youngstown Comets, a professional women’s basketball team. She was a Sunday school teacher for the Martin Luther Lutheran Church in Youngstown for 25 years. She served as the director of the Boardman school system cafete more...
Arthur D. Cunningham s final illness. Everyone who knew him referred to him as a “Nice man” and a “Gentleman.” Funeral Mass will be held Thursday May 7, 2009 at 10:00 AM at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church in Ada, Ohio. Father David Young will officiate. Burial in the LaRue Cemetery. Friends may call at the Stofcheck-Ballinger Funeral Home in LaRue from 6 to 8 PM on Wednesday. Those who wish may make contributions to The Arlington Good Samaritan, 10 more...
Ronald E. Cunningham thodist Church and the Union County Fair Board. He was a member of the board of directors of the Union Rural Electric Cooperative and a fireman for the Leesburg Township Fire Department for many years. He was active with the Young Farmers and served on the state council and was a member of the Ohio and National Brown Swiss Association in which he held various offices. He earned his American Farmer Degree and was the Ohio Outstanding Young Farmer more...
Margaret E. Daniels Margaret E. Daniels, 91, of the Community Apartments in Rich-wood died Wednesday, Oct. 2, 2002, at Marion General Hospital. A 1927 graduate of LaRue High School, she was a homemaker and in her younger years, worked as a nurse. She was a member of Union Baptist Church and an active member of the Richwood Civic Center. She was a very talented quilter who for many years donated a quilt to the Civic Center for the raffle at the Richwood Fair. She wa more...
Wilma W. Daniels pany for 28 years, part of that time as manager of the Scott House. She was a dedicated member of the Claibourne United Methodist Church and its women's society and the former Claibourne Grange. Her husband died when she was young and she devoted her life to her five beloved children. She was born Sept. 6, 1915, in Meigs County to the late Claude Monroe and Cora Blanche Grim Schultz and was predeceased by a son, Charles G. Daniels Jr.; a grandson more...
William L. Daugherty Bill was a longtime devoted and active member of the Richwood First United Methodist Church, where he volunteered many hours with the personal needs pantry. He was always involved with whatever was needed, when his kids were younger, he helped as coach, 4-H leader among many others. Bill was also very active with the Richwood Civic Center, volunteering there and also serving as a current board member. He enjoyed playing euchre and bingo at the ce more...
Mildred M. Davids ghter, Karen (Jerry) Sigler, Onsted, Michigan; a son, Keith Davids, Prospect; 5 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by a brother, Joe Wade and sister, Alice (Bill) Young. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, August 11, 2010 at 11 a.m. in the Stofcheck-Ballinger Funeral Home, Prospect with Pastor Richard Allen of the Prospect United Methodist Church officiating. Burial will follow more...
Eula Jean Davis farm, assuming the role of farmer just as eagerly as farm-wife, working right alongside her husband, Bob. She was a loving wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. Among some other things that kept her busy in her younger days, she ran an egg route, delivering eggs to people around Richwood, and serving as an election official on the Union County Board of Elections. An accomplished cook, Eula Jean was well-known for her chicken and no more...
Phyllis A. Knickel Biggerstaff Davis end, Robert Overdorff. Phyllis was a member of the St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Prospect. She enjoyed working in her flower garden. Phyllis and Sherman had owned and operated the former Prospect Monitor newspaper. In her younger days she was known in the Marion area for her vocal abilities, she was asked to sing at different events in the area. She enjoyed watching movies, especially westerns and musicals, John Wayne was a favorite. Phyllis w more...
Thomas W. Davis the time they spent together trail riding in southern Ohio. He was a very good rider. Tom was a former member of the Masonic Lodge in Portage, Michigan. He had also served as a policeman in Nitro, West Virginia when he was younger. He enjoyed golf and was of the Baptist faith. Surviving is his wife, Judy K. (Newbre) Davis, they were married April 3, 1971 in Kalamazoo, Michigan, their children: Michele Lynn (Daniel Galyk) Scott of Marysville, C more...
Yvonne D’Etta “Rudy” Davis ogram. On June 24, 1956 she married Harold C. Davis and he survives in Marion. She is also survived by three sons, Randy (Diana) Davis, Wapakoneta; Tim (Kathy) Davis, Hillsboro; Tom (Dee) Davis, Marion; two daughters, Sue Young, Stroudsburg, PA; Annette (Ken) Davis-Brooks, New Albany, Indiana; a sister, Carole Anne Evans, Elkhart, Indiana; grandchildren, Joshua (Monica) Young, Jacob Young, Jon (Amy) Davis, Michael (Brandie) Davis, Chris (Rebec more...

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