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Ronald L. "Johnnie" Long Citizens, and Marion Lodge #70 F&AM. During World War II, he served as the supervisor at the Air Force Depot in Marion. He was a dedicated family man and was also an avid hunter, enjoying trapshooting, playing pool and working with flowers in his yard. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, May 8, 2013 at 11:00 AM at the Prospect United Methodist Church with Pastor Carolyn Christman officiating. Burial will follow in Prospect Cemetery. more...
Sidney Ray "Shorty" Longshore Sidney Ray "Shorty" Longshore, 98, of Newark died Tuesday, April 17, 2001, at Licking Memorial Hospital. He attended the Tanner Barber School in Toledo and was a barber in Toledo and Richwood for 77 years. He was a member of the Richwood First Baptist Church but more recently attended Southgate Church of Christ near his home in Newark. He was an outstanding husband, father, grandfather and friend and will be missed by all. He was born A more...
Kara Danielle Lucas he survives in Richwood. She was a homemaker and had worked as an E. M. T. for Kare Medical. She was a member of the Richwood Church of Christ and also volunteered for the Red Cross. Kara enjoyed crafting – sewing, making bags, beads and patchwork quilts. She had a passion for cars, especially her ’88 Mustang. She loved life and was very caring of others. Besides her husband, she is survived by her mother, Barb (Jeff) Swartz, Richw more...
Joshua Van Isaac Luna of the Soldiers of the Cross youth group and the Central Ohio Youth for Christ group with whom he made mission trips to India. He had attended Ohio Dominican University, hoping to major in communications with the goal of working in radio and he also enjoyed working with computers. He worked at the Safari Golf Club at the Columbus Zoo. He was born Sept. 12, 1984, in Jasper, Ala., to Rhett Levan and Geraldine Marie Ford Luna and was predeceased by more...
Harold Lusk brother, Fred “Butch” Lusk. On June 17, 1962, he married the former Mary Milner and she survives. He was a lifelong farmer and member of the York Center United Methodist Church. Harold loved his animals and enjoyed working with them, whether it was showing dairy cows or Belgian Horses and Halflingers or buying and selling livestock. He was a lifetime member of the National Holstein Association, was a board member of the Ohio Holstein Assoc more...
John W. Lydic Jr. to the late John W. “Jack” and Lorraine (Elkin) Lydic Sr., he was also preceded in death by a brother, Kevin Lydic. John was an electrical engineer, having worked in the Tech field for many years. His latest job was working with Technologic Systems, based out of Arizona. John was an avid amateur radio hobbyist, K8LVZ was his call. He also had been very active with the Union County E.M.A.. John was an N.R.A. member and counselor, he taught more...
Grace M. Mabry oper) Edgington, she was also preceded in death by her husband William T. Mabry, they were married 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 more...
Floyd A. Madison e US Army as well as Vietnam. Floyd was a member of the VFW Post # 7201 in Marion. Floyd coached youth baseball and enjoyed watching all 3 of his children in any sports or activities they were involved in. Floyd enjoyed working in his garden or anything that had to do with him being outdoors. He was an avid golfer, playing in the Whirlpool league and a league in Kenton with friends. He enjoyed golfing the most with his cousin Ronnie Johnson who more...
Alice Mae Major Elmer, Harry and Lewis Phipps and 3 sisters: Cecil Skidmore, Minnie Hendrickson and Mary Belle Phipps Alice was a homemaker, member of the Union Baptist Church, enjoyed sewing and reading. The true calling in her life was taking care of and loving her devoted family. Surviving are 4 daughters: Charlotte (Richard) Higgins of Richwood, Carolyn (Virgil) Goins of Richwood, Sharon Major of Richwood and Wanda (Glenn) Compton of Byhalia, 4 sons: Paul more...
William M. Malaby, Jr. James Malaby and a granddaughter. He was an active member of the Prospect Baptist Church. A veteran of the U. S. Navy, he retired after more than 20 years of service. Bill was a master electrician for over 35 years, working for Jess Howard Electric Company. He was a member of Fleet Reserve Association. He was known as “Wild Bill” and “Junkyard Bill” by many, but his best names were Husband, Dad, Grandpa and Great-Grandpa. He ne more...
Conrad Michael Mangus in the Digital Media & Entertainment program, which he very much enjoyed. He was an active member of the youth group at the Richwood First Baptist Church, he enjoyed playing Magic:The Gathering card game, video games and making movies with his friends. Besides his parents he is survived by his grandmother: Wanda Caudill of Frankfort, three brothers: Shawn (Jamie Satterfield) of Washington Court House, Jason (Lena) Caudill of Chillicothe and Br more...
Glen H. Mannasmith aibourne Advent Church and the Pharisburg United Methodist Church. One of his passions in life was playing bingo and he played at many places in the area. He enjoyed raising sheep, gardening, playing euchre and fishing and taking precise care of his lawn and landscaping. He loved his whole family very much. He was born May 2, 1920, in Richwood to the late Roy and Ruth Lake Mannasmith and was predeceased by a granddaughter, Stacey Guy; two brother more...
Margene I. Markham ichwood 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 January 1 more...
Janet E. Markin was a longtime and dedicated member of the York-McKendree and then York United Methodist Churches, she was also an active helper at the Richwood First United Methodist Church’s personal needs pantry. Janet started her working career at the Plaza Inn in Mt. Victory, she then worked for the North Union Schools at the Byhalia building and then the Middle School, she finally retired in 2001 from O.M. Scots Co. after 32 years. Janet was a doer wi more...
George Franklin Martin 29, 2016 at the Ohio Veterans Home in Sandusky. He was born May 9, 1925 in Fernandina, Florida to the late Ray Morton and Edith Monica (Stiles) Martin, he was also predeceased by his son: Todd George Martin, who died in a biking accident in 2009. A 1943 graduate of the Richwood High School and the Ohio State University, George served his country in the Navy on a supply ship traveling up and down the west coast during WW II where he attained the more...
McKinley Martin hildren, and 5 sisters and 4 brothers, Mrs. Elizabeth Hoskins and Mrs. Bertha Jessie of Marion, William Joel Martin of Penney, Ky., Reed Martin and Mrs. Odessa Williams of Trammel, Va:, Leslie Martin and Mrs. Mary Nickels of Kingsport, Tenn., Odell Martin of Florida and Mrs. Gladys Horten of California. Services will be held Tuesday at Penney, Ky., with burial in, Martin Cemetery. Friends may call at Stofcheck Funeral Home in. LaRue from 2 to 5 more...
Ruth M. "Aunt Ruth" Martin 42 graduate of the Richwood High School, she was a member of the Rush Creek (formerly Essex) United Methodist Church and its United Methodist Women. “Aunt Ruth” as she was known to almost everyone, enjoyed reading and working word puzzles, she loved staying at home and keeping up with all the goings on in Jackson Township. Surviving is her sister and constant companion, Martha McNamee of Essex, Charles (Linda) McNamee of Essex and their fami more...
Steilyn Gray Martin ous uncles, aunts and cousins in St. Louis and surrounding area who loved him very much. Steilyn was so many things to so many people. His tenacious drive and kind spirit was infectious. Steilyn was also very passionate working on political campaigns across the nation. He then achieved his dream of becoming a practicing attorney. Steilyn graduated from Ohio Northern University in Ada, Oh. receiving his law degree. Memorial contributions can be more...
Garnet Ellen Marvin rsday morning, September 4, 2008 at her home in Seton Square. She was born November 22, 1938 in Marion. She was a member of the former Central United Methodist Church in Richwood. Garnet was very talented and enjoyed working with ceramics. The joy and love of her life was family, especially her grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her father, Frank Moore; step-father, Harold J. Erwin; and her husband, William Marvin, whom she marri more...
Margaret M. Mather she married Robert H. Mather, and he died June 7,1985. A farm wife, she was a member of Emanuel Lutheran Church, Marion, former member of the Richwood Civic Center, Farm Bureau, the Hicks and Chicks Square Dance Club and the Kings Daughters. She had also sold Stanley Home Products. She was a graduate of Cardington High School. She is survived by a nephew and three nieces. She was preceded in death by a brother and two sisters. The funeral is 11 a more...
Barbara J. Matteson retired Social Worker, having worked with the Hospice at Grady. She was a long-time member of the First United Methodist Church in Richwood. Barb was Master Gardener, she had been President of the local club. She loved working in her flower garden. She also had a passion for traveling, she went all over the world. In her down time, she loved to read, one of her favorite spots in Richwood was the Library. Surviving is her son: Tim (Rebecca) M more...
Lloyd E. Matteson 1 3 weeks - death unexpected Retired Farmer Occupation of Deceased 1 T j o • . • Richwood Lions Club; Chairman of the Board of Church, Lodges, Societies ----------------------!-------------------------------- Richwood Banking Co.; North Star K of P Lodge ; Richwood 1st Baptist Church Date of Birth Sept. 5, 1901 Father’s Name Justin S. Matteson Place of Birth Urbana’ Ohio_________ ____________Living ( ) Deceased k ) Mother’s Maiden Name more...
Philip Andrew Mattix Philip Andrew Mattix, 28, went home to the Lord on January 17, 2020 following a lengthy period of physical pain, making many trips to the Cleveland Clinic. He was studying to be an engineer. Two weeks after his passing his family received notification that he had been inducted into the National Honor Society. He was born April 4, 1991 in Marion to Dennis and Donna (Fisher) Mattix and they survive in Marion. He was an Eagle Scout and received t more...
Arthur Charles Mautz 2007 at Sunbridge Care and Rehabilitation for Marion. He was born January 29, 1917 in Marion County to the late Lawrence and Flora (Denzer) Mautz. He was a farmer until 1966 and after that was a guard for 23 years, working for various institutions. On November 9, 1963 he married the former Ruth Beery and she survives in York Center. He is also survived by 2 step-sons, Carl (Chris) Gillespie, Columbus; Jerry (Kristen) Faine, Richwo more...
Ruth Pauline Mautz life she had an immense love for animals, which developed over the years to trading and selling dogs, cats and her true love, horses. Ruth always enjoyed being outdoors, she had passion for photography, writing and scrapbooking. Surviving are her sons: Jerry (Kristen) Faine of Lakeview and Carl (Chris) Gillespie of Hermann, Missouri Grandchildren: Jesse (Christine), Joshua, Jeremy (Lauren) and Kayleen Great grandson: Austin Michael And many ex more...

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