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Norma Mae Dennis Mae Dennis, 76, formerly of Marion and Richwood, died Saturday, January 20, 2007 at Columbus Alzheimer’s Care Center. She was born August 16, 1930 in Richwood to the late Lee Long Chapman and Ruth Jane Prater Chapman Young. On July 16, 1947, she married Irvin Sherwood Dennis who survives in Marion. She was a Licensed Practical Nurse and was an active volunteer for various nursing homes and hospitals. She had formerly served on the more...
Carol Ann Devers g member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She found great comfort in her knowledge and love of the Savior. She held many callings in the church throughout her life but enjoyed teaching the most, especially younger children. She often carried out random acts of kindness and through that example, taught her children of the importance of serving others. She is survived by her husband of 43 years, Dan Devers. Together they raised more...
Hilda Diefenbacher in-law Ed Zimmerman, 4743 Moonev Rd.. Radnor. Ohio 43066 _Grandchildren and_Great Grandchildren also survive. Surviving Brothers and Sisters and Addresses _ Funeral Services will be hplH Thurs., Dec. 31, 1987_, 10. m jn _Young Funeral Home, Ross, Ohio_ with Rev__officiating. Burial will be in_ Venice Cemetery_ Cemetery near Butler County, Ohio_ Friends may call at Young F. hour before service_, 19. Ballinger F. H. in charge of arrangement more...
Ruth Dietrich In loving memory of Ruth Johnston Dietrich, age 91. formerly of LaRue, Ohio died peacefully on October 7, 2007 at Kentwood Extended Care in Augusta, GA. Ruth was born on March 30, 1916, in Pittsburgh, PA, the youngest daughter of Elmer Parke and Anne (Booth) Johnston. In addition to her parents, she is preceded in death by her husband, Dr. Richard A. Dietrich, her brother Willard Westerman Johnston and her two sisters Anne Elizabeth Johns more...
Bertha “Bertie” Disbennett by her husband, Robert, holding his hand. It was the end of a 66-year love affair that began on November 20, 1949 in York Center. She was born July 29, 1931 in Marion to the late Charles and Della (Marshall) Jones. The youngest of eleven children, she was preceded in death by four brothers and six sisters. She was a member of Claibourne United Methodist Church. Bertie immensely enjoyed gardening, and loved feeding and watching hummingbi more...
Edsel Dotson ic fever. Born October 26, 1936 in Lewistown, Ohio to the late Austin and Bernice (Bailey) Dotson and a graduate of Byhalia High School, Edsel was an avid car man. His uncanny ability to understand mechanics drew him, at a young age, to drag racing. He loved his 1956 Plymouth and 1950’s Henry J. In high school he began his automotive repair career with Herb Dill in York Center, eventually opening his own business, Dotson’s Garage, in 1964. more...
Glorene Y. Drown 4 great great grandchildren Glorene was a homemaker, member of the Prospect Senior Citizens, where she was the last surviving charter member, member of the Prospect U.M. Church, she was an accomplished seamstress and in her younger days had worked as a hairdresser. Glorene was an avid reader, loved having company and enjoyed a good laugh. But the center of her life was her family, whom she was devoted to. Funeral services will be held Wednesday more...
James Kevin Earp a (Wenning) Earp whom he married June 20, 1987; son Stephen Earp, Milford Center; brother Gregory (Ellen) Earp, Grove City; and niece Susan Earp as well as uncles, aunts, cousins and other extended family members. Kevin’s younger years were spent in Fairmont, West Virginia, Washington Court House, and Columbus. Kevin graduated from The Ohio State University with a Business Degree and spent many years working for the university. He later attend more...
Gertrude Mabel Eastman ctive with the United Methodist Women. She was a homemaker who also did housekeeping for several local families. She was a graduate of Ridgeway High School and was always proud to say she played basketball there. In her younger years she loved going to street dances, which is where she met her husband, Leonard Eastman, whom she married on November 16, 1936 in Ridgeway. He died December 14, 1987. She was also preceded in death by an infan more...
Ethyl E. Engle en she and her husband moved there from Hicksville, N.Y. She was born Feb. 2,1916, in the family home in Essex to the late William and Lucy Sparks Swartz and was predeceased by a brother, Claud Swartz and two sisters, Esther Young and Ethel Wasserbeck. She married Gail Engle Feb. 1,1936, in Richwood and he died Oct. 11, 1998. She is survived by her loving children, Philip Engle of Freeport, N.Y, Jane Carpenter of Collierville, Tenn, and Diane Ale more...
Joyce R. Erwin er 30 years. She was a very active member of the former Central United Methodist Church, serving as choir director and Sunday school teacher. A former 4-H advisor for almost ten years, she enjoyed teaching sewing to many young ladies in the area. Joyce enjoyed quilting, gardening, working with her flowers, and canning. She had been a member of the PTA and had been active with the band boosters when her children were in school. In recent more...
Judge Robert E. Evans Jr. bar in 1955, the two were married and moved to Richwood, where Bob started practicing alongside Robert F. Allen, under the firm’s new name, Allen & Evans. Bob quickly made a name for himself as the blonde-haired, blue-eyed young attorney in town who displayed a calm, straightforward demeanor with his clients. After just a few years of practicing law, he ran for judicial office. On January 1, 1958, Bob became the youngest elected judge in the s more...
Katheryn Maxine Evans Fuhrer of Toledo and Diane Evans of LaRue; four grandchildren, Mike and Chris Fuhrer and Tiffany and Drew Evans; four great-grandchildren, Zach, Tyler, Chelsea and Tessa Fuhrer; two sisters, June Cramer of Richwood and Doris Youngblood of Flag Pond, Tenn. She was preceded in death by a daughter,. Mary Jane Evans, a grandson, Matthew Fuhrer, a brother, William Andrew and a sister, Gladys Courter. Mrs. Evans attended the LaRue United Methodist Chur more...
Richard M. "Dick" Evans ngs mechanical. His many other skills include carpentry, cutting fire wood, and electrical work. He was known as a story-teller who never let facts stand in the way of a good tale. As a lifelong mentor he took pride in the young people he coached in softball, golfing, and tractor mechanics. He especially enjoyed being “the boss.” In the early 1970s he played men’s slow pitch softball in Kenton, participated in NTPA tractor pulls, and was more...
Dale W. Fagg Sr. etic Springs and Harley Fagg of Magnetic Springs, two Granddaughters: Layla Fagg and Addison Martin and his former wife Glenda Fagg Dale was a former member of the National Guard; he had worked as an iron worker when he was younger. He enjoyed fishing, attending his kid’s baseball, football and softball games. He was a huge Ohio State Buckeye fan; he loved having the family at home to watch the games with him. The true apple of his eye were hi more...
Douglas M. Farley n equipment industry. He ended his working career by driving school bus for Marion City Schools. He was a member of various organizations and was proud of his work record of living and working all over the world. In his younger years he had raced SST boats. He enjoyed fishing and liked to eat a great variety of foods, especially Indian cuisine. He had met President Clinton and shot a round of golf with Jack Nicklaus. After retiring he more...
Robert G. Farrington the United States promoting the book “The Horse That God Loved”. They went to 28 cities in 32 weeks and drew record breaking crowds at each racetrack and shopping mall they went to. Bob was also known for helping young horsemen get their start by allowing them to race horses for him. He said the making of a great driver was in the hands. He would say you either have the hands and a soft touch or you don’t. He will always been know more...
Herman Nelson Feasel n, Richwood 2 sons - Michael Feasel of Columbus; Kenneth Feasel, Beliefontaine 1Q Grandchildren and_Great Grandchildren also survive. Surviving Brothers and Sisters and Addresses - 4 sis - Edith Sarver, Delaware; Pauline Young, Calif.;_ Margery MacGrady, Buckeye Lake; Norma Jean Feasel, Delaware -9 hro - Pan 1 ,—Gary and Terry alJ—of Subury;—Lawrence, Florida?—Roger/—Michigan Harry, Cardington, Robert and Roland both of Columbus; more...
Thomas J. Ferguson er at a sporting event or watching one on television, he loved football (the Cincinnati Bengals), Baseball (the Reds, Indians and Cardinals) and Basketball. Tom was a huge supporter of North Union Sports as well. When he was younger, he enjoyed hunting in Illinois. He is survived by his son, Roger “Fergie” Ferguson, Richwood; a brother-in-law, Bill (Darlene) Shaw, Virginia Beach, Virginia and many close nieces and nephews. He was preceded more...
Billie Jean Lohn Fields ldren: Tyler, Lyndsay, Zachery, Cameron, Dominic, Nikki, Rusty, Tanda and Cody; a brother Paul Timmons of Ft. Myers, FL; a sister, Mrs. Ron (Sharon) VanDyke of Phoenix, AZ; sister-in-law and brother-in-law Sharon and Emerson Young of Richwood; brother-in-law and sister-in-law Larry and Maria Fields of Marion; brother-in-law and sister-in-law Dave and Beverly Slonecker of Richwood; father-in-law and mother-in-law Russ and Vida Ross of Richwood; ni more...
Charles Monroe "Rodey" Fields in_Marion. Ohio_ Wife or Husband Living (x) or Deceased ( ), When_ Surviving Children and Addresses__ Jean 3 daughters - Betty Louine Ludwig, Marion,- Mrg David Beverly Slonecker? j r-hvf^od ; Mrs. Emerson (Sharon Louise Young, Richwood; flHflHH 3 sons - Kip Gale Fields, LaRue; Larry Maxwell Fields, Marion; Charles Monroe Fields,Jr., 2 step-daughters - Linda Lou Redd, Green Camp; Koneta Jane Shelton, Marion Richwood 2 step-sons - Vernon Jos more...
Charles Monroe Fields Jr. Dean (Marianne Brown) of Marysville, Sabra (Shane) Larry of Zanesfield and Darcy (Kyle) Wright of Tomball, Texas His fiancé, Lena Rankin and her children, Troy Tanner and Dena (Brian) Blair, all of Marion. Siblings, Sharon Young of Zephyr Hills, Florida and Kip (Bonnie) Fields of Marion Grandchildren, Rusty (Ally) Fields, Cody (Kelly) Fields, Tanda (Damon Kaiser) Fields, Nicole (John) Hamilton, Thorne (Haley) Stephens, Hope (Brad) Stephens, Hay more...
Jane Elizabeth Fields helton, both Marion, and Betty L. Fields, LaRue; 11 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. She is also survived by two stepsons, Larry M. Fields, Marion, and Charles M. Fields, Somersville; two stepdaughters, Sharon L. Young. Somersville, and Beverly Slonecker, Richwood; 21 step-grandchildren and several step-great-grandchildren; nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by a daughter, a brother, a sister, seven grandchildren, a stepson more...
Larry Maxwell Fields ody Sue (Tom) Middleton, Marion; grandchildren, Martiquea, TJ, and Daveonna Middleton, 1 great-granddaughter, Saniyah Tanae; brothers Charles (Sandy Snodgrass) Fields, Somersville, Kip Fields, LaRue; sisters Sharon (Emerson) Young, Somersville; Betty Fields, Marion; brother-in-law Dave Slonecker Richwood; sister-in-law, Monica Fields, West Mansfield; and several step-brothers and sisters and nieces and nephews. Besides his wife, he was preceded more...
Harold F. Flick council. He was a graduate of Parma High School and was a member of the Farm Bureau. Funeral services will be held 11 a.m. Wednesday at Peace Lutheran Church, Galion. Burial is in Fairview Cemetery, Galion. The Rev. Paul D. Young will officiate. Friends may call 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday at Richardson-Davis Funeral Home. Memorial contributions may be made to Peace Lutheran Church Memorial Fund. Stofcheck Funeral Home, LaRue. handled arrangements. more...

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