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 Robert L. Disbennett5, 2016 at Heartland of Marysville. He was born September 14, 1926 in York Center to the late Everett L. “Boone” Sr. and Winifred (Sanderson) Disbennett. On November 20, 1949, he married the former Bertha “Bertie” Jones in York Center. She died March 17, 2016. He was also preceded in death by two brothers, Everett L. Jr. and Charles Thomas Disbennett; one sister, Doris Jean Cornwell. A 1943 graduate of York Center High School, he more... |
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 Alice Evelyn Dixl District teacher retired after thirty-six years of service. The member of the Prospect United Methodist Church was born November 26, 1917 in Columbus, the daughter of Clarence Edgar and Maryann Stone Lightfoot. Her husband John N. Dix, whom she married December 7, 1940, preceded her in death October 3, 1944. Surviving are two daughters Evelyn Porter of Hilliard and Carroll Bosse of Columbus; a son J. Stephen of Chillicothe; six grandchildren an more... |
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| Geneva Dobberstein ler, Dorothy H. Isler, and Dorothy L. Isler of Prospect. Also surviving are numerous nieces and nephews. Geneva was known as Aunt Geneva by everyone who knew her. Five brothers, David, Edwin, Robert, Arthur and John Isler are deceased. The funeral will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday July 28, 2004 at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Prospect, with the Rev. Russell Makant officiating. Burial is in Prospect Cemetery. more... |
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| Leona Dodge tally retarded children in Southbury. Connecticut Church Lodges, Societies Worthington Christian Church; Order of the Eastern Star in Sandy Hook, Conn. Date of Birth Aug 16, 1896_ place of Birth Marion Co._ Father's Name Joshua Davis_Living ( ) Deceased ( 3 Mother's Maiden Name Eliza Jane Snare_Living ( ) Deceased * ) If Living, Where -—-- Married to George Dodge (date) _in_ Wife or Husband Living ( ) or Deceased (x), When- Surviving C more... |
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| Thelma Irene Dodrill ased_Homemaker__ Church, Lodges, Societies Richwod 1st United Meth. Church and its Missionary Society; Richwood Civic Center and its Kitchen Band Date of Birth Sept. 30, 1902_ place of Birth_Delaware County Father's Name _John p. Lawrence_Liying ( } Deceased P ) Mother's Maiden Name._oiive warren_Living ( ) Deceased P ) If Living, Where _ Married to Lawrence DodriJfh»»t^ Feb' 24' 1921 in Prospect_ Wife or Husband Living (x) or Deceased ( more... |
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 Donald M. Adams & A. M. and Worthy Patron for the Mary Lenox Chapter #98 O.E.S. In 1972, Donald and Betty developed and later sold the Blue Willow Mobile Home Park, east of Marion on Marion Williamsport Road. In 1997, they relocated and enjoyed retirement in The Villages of Lady Lake, Florida. Donald and Betty were members of Calvary United Methodist Church in Marion and The Church on the Square in The Villages, Fla. Mr. Adams is survived by his beloved wife more... |
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 Dorothy J. Schurch She made her husband, family, and faith the core of her life. She was a kind teacher and friend to her students at North Union where she taught grade school and reading for many years. After retirement, Dorothy and Glenn enjoyed many trips overseas including to Bern, Switzerland, the home of Glenn’s ancestors. She was a longtime dedicated member of the Union Baptist Church, West Jackson and Cornerstone Alliance Church, Marion. Dorothy is s more... |
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 Harvey"Al" Dossn Marion, Cosmo Plastics in Mt. Gilead and J. Lenco in LaRue. Al was a member of Phillippi Clement Post 101 American Legion of LaRue, LaRue Lodge #463 F&AM, and a lifetime member of Amvets Post 777 in Upper Sandusky. He enjoyed his time at home being on the computer and watching TV. On December 29, 1985 he married the former Susie Grose in the Richwood First United Methodist Church and she survives in Richwood. He is also survived by two so more... |
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 Edsel Dotson) whom he married on August 6, 1961 in Raymond, and two children, Kevin (Kathleen) Dotson of near Magnetic Springs and Kristi (Tony) Woods of Collinsville, OK. Also surviving are five grandchildren: Collin & Katie Dotson and Joel, Rebekah, & Caleb Woods, as well as eleven siblings: Elmo “Bo” (Darlene) Dotson of Georgia, Edmund “Ted” (Roxie) Dotson of Texas, Ethel “Mae” Weydert of Florida, Edward (Kay) Dotson of Marysville, Elaine (Max more... |
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 Charles Lester Douglasister in Mt. Giliead. He was born June 14, 1941 in Richwood to the later Charles W. Douglas and Cleo (Lama) Layne. He was also preceded in death by a sister, Sharon Douglas and two step-sisters, Linda Douglas and Betty Jo Seaman. Charlie liked motorcycles, guns, fast cars and loud music. When he wasn't reading and watching sports, he enJoyed the outdoors and spending time visiting family and friends. He never called ahead and always showed more... |
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| Gilbert Lester "Gib" Douglas RICHWOOD GAZETTE DEATH REPORT Name _Gilbert Lester "Gib" Douglas__ Age -- Address _224 Blaine Ave., Marion - formerly of Richwood _ Place Of T>nth Marion General Hospital Date 0f Death January 15, 1990 Mon. _ Hour of Death_3:00 a-m- HnwT.nngm faili"9 health several Years Occupation of Deceased_retired plumber_ Church, Lodges, Societies _Community United Calvary Church_ Date of Birth Feb" 2Q' 1926_ Place of Birth Richwood more... |
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 Linda Lu Douglasand donated to various charities, including FOP, D.A.R.E., Toys for Tots, Humane Society, Christmas for Kids, American Heart Association, and a fund benefitting Native Americans in South Dakota. She loved her animals and enjoyed feeding squirrels, cats and dogs, especially her favorites, Sasha and Shorttail. Linda was a big fan of Elvis Presley, and her favorite NASCAR driver, Jeff Gordon. She was a lifetime member of the American Motorcycl more... |
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| Mary Elizabeth Douglas RICHWOOD - Mary Elizabeth Douglas, 83, Route 1, East Liberty, Logan County, died early this morning Jan 14, 1986 in Mary Rutan Hospital, Bellefontaine. She was born in Marion County July 25, 1902, a daughter of Joseph W. and Elizabeth Flintchborgh Jerew. A homemaker, she married Melvin L. Douglas Nov. 27,1918. He died June 20, 1973. Surviving are two sons, Melvin A. Douglas, East Liberty, and Richard L. Douglas, Otisville, Mich.; four daughters, more... |
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| Norma Jean Douglas g, Where ______ Married to Gilbert Douglas (date) June 5, 1943 in Raymond_ Wife or Husband Living ( ) or Deceased t1 ), When_Jan 15, 1990_ Surviving Children and Addresses_x ,3 '/ J}/**/* vt'4. ^ 5 4c sons - Larry, Paul, Joe, Lloyd Edwin, Jerry all of Marion; 1 dau - Jeanie Vincent, Richwood 27 E. Bomford St. 13 Grandchildren and 8 Great Grandchildren also survive. 1 grandchild deceased Surviving Brothers and Sisters and Addresses 2 sis more... |
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 Phyllis Ann Doup  hter, Amy (Jack) Kirby, Richwood; two grandsons, Nathan (Brittany) Kirby, Prospect; Tyler Kirby, Richwood; a great-granddaughter, Savannah Kirby, Prospect; three brothers, Richard (Carol) VanGorden; James (Goldie) VanGorden; John VanGorden, all of Marion; three sisters, Mary Sherman; Gloria Meddings; Debbie (Tom) Jolliff, all of Marion; and her faithful dog, Chloe. Funeral services will be Tuesday, July 1, 2014 at 2:00 PM at the Stofcheck-Ballin more... |
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| Clara May "Cricket" Dowell andson; and two great-grandchildren. She married George Okey Dowell April 19, 1939, and he died Aug. 7, 1978. She is survived by three daughters, Shirley Retterer of Lakeview, Phyllis (Mike) Clevenger of Magnetic Springs and JoAnn (Leonard) Maynard of Marion; a son, George Okey (Debbie) Dowell of Bucyrus; 14 grandchildren; 48 great-grandchildren; two sisters, Maxine Cook of West Virginia and Nellie Knox of Texas; and a daughter-in-law, Sue Dowell more... |
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| Mary Lou Hutchinson Dowling peake and Columbus, died Saturday, June 19, 2004, at The Gables at Green Pastures in Marysville. She was retired as the owner of the former Dowling's Grocery, Corner Market in Chesapeake and was of the Methodist faith. She enjoyed gardening, crossword puzzles and doting on her grandsons. She was born Jan. 17, 1907, in Dennis, Ky., to the late Roland and Maggie Ramey Hutchinson and was predeceased by a brother, Paul Hutchinson; and six sisters, Em more... |
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| Ronald Eugene Downing ware County to the late Lester B. and Rosetta Juanita Fleming Downing. He is survived by a brother, Kenneth Downing of Richwood; and two sisters, Dolores Evans of Westerville and Sheryl Willis of Galion. The Rev. Joseph Rhea will officiate at graveside services to be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at the Claibourne Cemetery. There will be no calling hours. more... |
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| Ada Lea Doyle Ada Lea Doyle, 75, of Richwood died Wednesday, May 7,1997, at the Community Nursing Center in Marion. A member of the Saint Josephs Catholic Church in LaRue, sue was retired from the RancoCO; in Delaware. She was born Sept 20,1921, in Morolla,'Italy,to the late John and Teresa Canale Pacifici. She was preceded in death by two brothers, Walter and Bobby, and one sister, Noreena. Surviving are her husband, James T. Doyle, whom she married July 1 more... |
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| James T. Doyle riday 2003, at Heartland of Marysville. He was retired from Ranco in Plain City and had worked at the former Army depot in Marion. He was a U.S. Army veteran of World ife member of Richwood VFW Post 870 and a past member of Joseph's Catholic Church in LaRue. He will be sadly missed by his fami ly and friends who knew him as an easygoing, well-liked and respected family man. He was a fixture at the Heritage Restaurant in Richwood vhere he enJoyed more... |
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| Louis D. Doyle RICHWOOD — Louis D. Doyle, 69, Essex, died Wednesday October 25, 1995 at his home. Born April 10, 1926, in Essex, he was the son of Joseph F. and Frances Mary (Seaman) Doyle. On June 10, 1945, in Union City, N.J., he married the former Nettie M. Falciola, and she survives. He was a retired maintenance, mechanic and inventor at the Eaton Corp. He was a veteran of the U.S. Navy during World War II, member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Prospec more... |
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| Clara Olive Drake sons, Jerry L. (Jacklin) Drake of Fort Wayne, Ind., and J. Thomas (Donna) Drake of Montrose, Colo.; two grand— children, Tiah Drake of Fort Wayne, Ind., and Jeffrey Lee (Ann) Drake of Avilla, Ind.; two great-grandchildren, Joshua and Samantha Drake; one brother, Robert Whittaker of Wheelersburg; three sisters, Nancy E. Baker of Newark, Jean Hensel of Upper Sandusky and Irene Ferguson of Mason. Two brothers. Walter Jr. and Kenneth Whittaker; and more... |
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| Florence Cleo Drake of the former Ladies Aid Society. She also was a member of the Clay Knobbers Farm Bureau Council. Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Ernest (Jeanne) Schrote, Prospect, Mrs. C. Graham (Vivian) Stillings, Pinckney, Mich., Mrs. John (Joanne) Schwaderer and Mrs. Dale (Dorothy) Moury, both of Marion; a sister, Mrs. Donna (Mae) Wasserbeck, Prospect; 10 grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren, three step-great-grandchildren and six great-great grandchildr more... |
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 Mary Jane Drakein death by her husband Roland E. Drake, they were married January 24, 1942 and he died September 21, 1982. She was also predeceased by her son, Gary Drake, infant daughter, Janice Drake, son-in-law, Tom Crampton, siblings, John and Wilbur Oliver, Edna Osborne, Nellie Coutu and Genevieve Rohr. Mary was a homemaker. She enJoyed baking, cooking and crocheting. She also had a sweet tooth, enJoying ice cream and anything sweet. Mary had been a mem more... |
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| Walter "Pete Drake f Tucson; three sons, Kelly (Linda) Drake of Atlanta, Ga., Tracy (Pam) Drake of Salem, Ohio, and Cody (Allison) Drake of Stoneville, N.C.; stepdaughters, Patricia Ambrose of North Hollywood, Calif., and Candice Turci of Vallejo, Calif.; granddaughters, Evin, Sarah, Emily and Meredith Drake; and several nieces, nephews and cousins. Following the memorial service at the funeral home, there will be a gathering of friends and family at the new secret more... |
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