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Larry P. Moore hodist Hospital in Columbus. He was born November 10, 1959 in Marion to Larry Moore Sr. and Dorothy (Ray). Larry was the owner/operator of his own landscape business, “The Other Side”; he was a very dedicated, hard working man who loved to ride motorcycles, go hiking and tinker in his garage. He will be deeply missed by family and friends. Surviving are his parents: Larry Moore Sr. of Richwood and Dorothy “Dot” Downing of Blancheste more...
Paul E. Moore for. He was also an avid reader and enjoyed bird watching and feeding them twice a day. Paul loved to visit and tell stories (and maybe a joke or two), he really enjoyed going to the farmers market and seeing people and talking about their goods. When he and Ruth were married in 1977, he inherited six children and all that comes with that. To Paul, he had won the lottery. He was so proud to be part of the family, he loved them all. Surviving more...
Robert “Bobby” Moore n September 26, 1956 in Kenton to the late Robert and Marjorie Ann (Van Vlerah) Moore, he was also preceded in death by his brother, Terry Moore and a sister Carol Mitchell. Bobby was retired from Wyandot in Marion after working there over 35 years. He had a passion for riding his Harley Davidson motorcycle. Bobby enjoyed traveling, Mexico and Punta Cana were special spots for him. He was also a huge Ohio State Buckeye fan. But his true joy in l more...
Rothadelle and Gerald Moore n Missions while they were there. Family was the most important thing to Rothadelle, she cherished her time with her entire family. Church was a big part of their lives; they had attended the First Church of the Nazarene on King Ave. in Columbus and the LaRue Baptist Church. They both were musically inclined, as they were involved with various singing groups throughout their lives. Gerald was born May 28, 1931 in Benton Harbor, Michigan to the more...
Ruth Moore he was also preceded in death by one grandchild. Ruth was one of 14 children and on March 31, 1977 she married the love of her life, Paul E. Moore, they settled in Marysville with six children. She was dedicated and hardworking, having spent 14 years with O.M. Scotts and the 14 years with Midwest Express before retiring. Ruth was a loving mother of six children: Vicki Risner of North Lewisburg, Annie (Dave) Feasel, Marysville, Debbie (Dana) Th more...
Daniel Morone orone of Grove City, his mother: Jean Messer of Richwood, a son: Justin Morone of St. Louis, Missouri Siblings: Joseph Morone of Springfield, Frank (Maureen) Morone of Marion, Mary (Bob) Pearson of Richwood and Teressa (Ron) King of Indian Lake Step-children: Robert (Jessica) Sheppard of Michigan, Rodney (Jen) Cook of Grove City, Rachel (Jason) Da Latte, four loving grandchildren Numerous other family members He was preceded in death by his fath more...
Carrie L. Morris morial Hospital of Union County and General Industries in Marysville, where she retired in 1991. Carrie kept herself busy doing many things she enjoyed. Among them were doing arts and crafts, bowling, fishing, swimming, taking drives, playing bingo and especially family get-togethers. She is survived by two sons, Terry L. (Linda) Jones, North Lewisburg; Rickey Earl (Betty) Jones, Peoria; two daughters, Shirley Bumgarner, Peoria; Barbara Jean more...
Thomas A. Morrow of the NRA and the Second Amendment. He was a kind an honest man. He is survived his wife, Carol Houser; two step-sons, Jacob (Stacie Newman) Coil Jr., Kenton; Floyd (Tonya) Coil, Columbus; two step-daughters, Yvonne (Matt King) Schmucker, Rushsylvania and Ellenna Houser, Rushsylvania; eight step-grandchildren; four step-great-grandchildren; and nieces and nephews: Brian Keith Miller, Sheila Wynn Miller, Tara Megan Palmer, Michael Wayne Votaw, more...
Carolyn Kay (Matthews) Moser She was first married to Robert E. Smith of Waldo and they had two daughters together, Karen Ann and Robyn Lynne. In 1998 she married George E. Moser of Prospect, Ohio. Carolyn was a homemaker for many years as well as working at J.C. Penney. In 1972 she began a 21-year career with General Telephone Company of Ohio. She retired in 1993 to help care for her two granddaughters, Brittini & Erinn Littell. In the 1980’s Carolyn turned her l more...
Howard L. Moser outh. A devout Christian, he attended Marion Nazarene Church where he served in various capacities assisting the Marion community. Howard was a kind-hearted soul. He warmed everyone with his infectious smile and loved talking to anyone he recognized and many times to those he did not know. He is survived by his wife Nancy, his children Judith Neal (Dan) of Waldo, Douglas Moser (Kim) of Dublin, Donald Moser (Lisa) of Springboro, John Moser ( more...
Gregory Allen “Greg” Mount y August 28, 2012 at his home. He was born March 27, 1955 in Kenton to William L. and Marlene L. (Kirby) Mount. A 1973 graduate of North Union High School, he loved to work on cars. Greg was a good mechanic and liked working with anything mechanical. He had worked at Honda and Kirby Auto Parts and enjoyed helping others work on their cars. He is survived by his father, William (Barbara) Mount, Marion; his mother, Marlene L. Mount, Marion; more...
Carl E. Mounts e survives in Caledonia. He had worked for Whirlpool Corp. for 48 years as a forklift operator, retiring in 1997. Carl loved the outdoors and was always busy doing things he enjoyed, camping, fishing, gardening and woodworking. He will be remembered as a hardworking, loving family man. He is survived by sons, Verne (Tanya) Mounts, Ashland; Brian (Kathy) Mounts, Cardington; daughters, Elizabeth Parks, Indian Lake; Patricia E. Demorest, Prosp more...
Christine Elaine Mounts sday, Feb. 9, 1995. The former Prospect resident was a graduate of River Valley High School and a Medical Records Clerk in California. She was born Dec. 13, 1955, the (laughter ol Carl E. Mounts, Caledonia and Blanche Verity King of Waldo. Also surviving are four sisters: Velma Kay Mounts, Caledonia; Elizabeth A. Parks, Zanesfield; Patricia Demorest, Ashley; and Carleen Comston, Priest River, ID; three brothers: Verne Mounts, Goldbar, WA; Steve M more...
Vernon Eugene "Fuzz" Mount eded in death by his father, Vernal Mount, a brother, Scott Mount and his grandson, Dalton Johnson. Funeral services will be Sunday, October 30, 2016 at 6:00 PM at the Stofcheck-Ballinger Funeral Home, LaRue with Rev. Becky King officiating. Friends may call two hours prior to the service, beginning at 4:00 PM. Private burial will take place Monday at Grand Prairie Cemetery. Memorial gifts may be made to Stofcheck-Ballinger Funeral Home, P. more...
Betty L. Mowery Betty L. Mowery, 91 of Marion, died peacefully Monday afternoon December 17, 2018 at the Kingston Residence of Marion. She was born July 3, 1927 in Marion to the late Neil and Margaret (Winter) Kyle. On October 21, 1944 in Richwood, she married Wilson Mowery and they have celebrated 74 years of marriage, he survives in Marion, also surviving are their children: Mike (Carolyn) Mowery of Ocala, FL, Bill (Andrea) Mowery of Canton, Mary Jo (Lester more...
Mary Gay (Schambs) Mowery hool, and a member of the First United Methodist Church in Richwood. She retired from Ohio Edison Company after 28 years of service. After retirement she worked for a period of time, as a part time teller at the Richwood Banking Company. She served as clerk for the Village of Richwood from the year 2000 until resigning in 2004. She also served on the Village Board of Zoning Appeals. She was a member of the former "Better Mothers Club" more...
Wilson W. Mowery or many years and moved to Richwood as a teenager. In 1984, he and Betty moved to Florida and were there until 2013 when they moved back to Ohio and settled in Marion. Always a hard worker throughout his life, Wilson was milking cows and cleaning stalls as a youngster. By the age of 12, he was helping to make maple syrup. As a teenager, he ran a baler and worked at a bulk gas station where he took gas to farmers before he went to school. His nex more...
Joseph Carl “Joe” Moyer rly Monday morning May 16, 2022 at his home. He was born February 27, 1957 in Kenton to the late Joy Griffith and Margaret (Johnston) Moyer. Joe had worked at the former Mill’s Chevrolet Dealership in Richwood and was working at the Penske Service Center at the Marysville Honda Plant in shipping and receiving. Joe was a member of the Kaiser/Frazier Car Club, he spent many hours tinkering on his beloved 1953 light blue Kaiser/Frazier. He was more...
Jacqueline A. Mueck George and B. Louise (Trapp) Mueck. Her father preceded her in death, as well as her maternal grandparents, Robert and Lola Trapp and paternal grandparents, Gustavus Adolphus and Etta Mueck. She was a secretary, first working for Motorist Mutual, and for the past 30 years for The Ohio State University in the Languages Department, Extension Entomology, and most recently, with the library system. Jacqueline as a member of Grace Lutheran Churc more...
Hazel B. Murphy Hazel B. Murphy 95 of Prospect, died early Tuesday morning November 24, 2015 at Kingston Assisted Living in Marion. She was born March 25, 1920 in Deer River New York to the late Charles and Grace (Kohler) Meister, she was also predeceased by her husband William Murphy, they were married October 26, 1944 in Marshall, Michigan and he died October 6, 1986, also preceding her in death were one grandchild: Shawn Murphy, two brothers and five sisters more...
Michael Landon Murray the Memorial Hospital of Union County. He was born March 7, 1960 in Oakland, California to the late John and Betty Jean (Cooper) Murray. He was a retired pilot with Southwest Airlines. He enjoyed finish carpentry and working the yard. He was an avid follower North Union youth sports, enjoying spending time at the ballpark and high school. Surviving is his friend of many years, Pam Simpson of Richwood, two sisters: Susan K Murray of Denver more...
Vera Lee Cunningham Tharp Narug Cunningham Tharp Narug, 85 of Crown Point, Indiana, died September 16, 2023. Vera was born January 6, 1938 in Columbus and was raised in Ohio, Kentucky and West Virginia. She moved to Hammond, Indiana in 1954 and began working at Jim’s Drive In at Michigan St and Calumet Ave where she became lifelong friends with the owners Valerie Irene and Jim Allegret. In addition to raising her children she also was involved in Girl Scouts of the Calume more...
Harold Edwin Neel s very proud of being a founding member of the Richwood Gun and Game Club. He had a great love of guns and enjoyed being a blacksmith. He always enjoyed an adventure whether it was on motorcycles, camping, canoe trips, hiking, dirt bikes, snowmobiling, hunting, fishing, sailing or RVing. He and Nita enjoyed wintering in Key West. He loved the keys and had many friends there. He enjoyed a good game of pool. He loved giving his grandc more...
Danny Lee Nelson eath by a sister, Linda Kay Nelson, grandsons, Curtis Speakman and Justin Manns and great grandson, William Nelson. Danny was as a 1973 graduate of the North Union High School. He was a heavy equipment operator for ODOT, working out of the Richwood and Delaware offices. He retired in 2000 after 25 yrs. He was also an auctioneer. Danny enjoyed hunting and fishing. His greatest joy was spending time with his family, he loved them all. Danny was a more...
Nelson James Battles Sr. ar former resident of Hardin County was dead on arrival July 15, 1974 at Marion General Hospital at 2:30 a.m. today. He was born Dec. 23, 1915 in Buck Township to John and Caroline (James) Battles. Once a farmer, he began working for the Marion Correctional Institution eight years ago. He was a member of Wolf Creek United Methodist Church. He married Juanita Lucille Jolliff April 10, 1938 in Rawson and she survives. Other survivors include two so more...

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