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John Daniel Nelson orn May 5, 1950 in Marion to the late Henry Lark and Audrey Marie (Malone) Nelson, he was also preceded in death by a son Jason Nelson, siblings: Roger, Darwin, Phillip, Missy and Phyllis John was retired from Whirlpool, working there 41 years. He was a beloved husband, father, son, brother, brother in law, uncle and friend. John belonged to the Kokosing River Chapter NWTF for years. He loved hunting, fishing and playing pool. His family was hi more...
Charles Arthur Hans Newcombe uth Carolina to Ralph Edwald and Gloria (Redlich) Newcombe who both survive in Prospect. Hans loved his family. His dad worked hard to provide for the family, including a good Christian education. His mother worked hard making their house a home. He was so thankful that she stayed home to take care of them. His oldest brother led him to Jesus Christ when he was a child and he accepted Christ as his personal Savior. He enjoyed many talks and fu more...
Paul E. Newman and his wife, Rose had been the owners/operators of the former Newman’s Meat Market in Richwood. After that, he was a corrections officer at the Marion Correctional Institution. Paul was an avid gardener and enjoyed working outside in the yard. He used to love riding Cushman scooters and go-carts with his family. He is survived by two daughters, Rosalee (Robert) Armstrong, Columbus; Karen Bump, Richwood; 10 grandchildren, 33 great-grandc more...
Courtney Anne Nibert : Brittany (Mark) Hanby of Columbus and their children: Lexi and Lincoln Numerous cousins Courtney was a 2003 graduate of the North Union High School; she loved life especially being outdoors and fishing She currently was working at the Marysville YMCA in the Childcare area; she loved her job and the children she worked with. Funeral Services will be held Thursday, September 27, 2007 at 11:00 A.M. in the Stofcheck-Ballinger Funeral Home, Richwood more...
Anna Evelyn Jerew Nickels nbsp; 73 Address Richwood Community Apartments Occupation Homemaker Employed by Church, Lodges, Memberships She was a long-time resident of Richwood Community Apartments, loved craft making and was a very loving and giving person. She loved all kinds of animals, especially the family dog, Ally. Date of Death 05/26/2004 Place of Death at home Time of Death How Long Ill more...
Wilbur Nickels as a General Foreman at the former Tecumseh in Marion and then retired from International Paper in Delaware. He had attended the Church of Christ Christian Union in Marion. Wilbur was a talented golfer, he enjoyed playing at Kings Mill and it could be said that he made a little money on the side from his playing partners. He also enjoyed NASCAR, his favorite drivers were the Earnhardts. He was also a pretty good bowler in his younger days. Wilbu more...
Viola Noblet UE — Viola Noblet, age 87, of 8835 Irvin Shoots Road West, LaRue, Ohio, died 11:30 p.m. Thursday, March 6, 2003, at Community Healthcare Center in Marion. She was born April 8, 1915, in Marseilles, Ohio, to the late Elmore King and Delia Mae (Anderson) Keeler. She married Deane Noblet and he died in 1967. She is survived by one stepson, Thurman (Sylvia) Noblet of Bucyrus, one stepdaughter, Audrey Kleder of Saratoga, Calif.; nine stepgrandchildr more...
William H. "Babe" Norris I. He was a former self-employed farmer and truck driver and hauled for Producers Livestock, Heinhold Hog Markets and many area farmers. He was a 50-year member of Mount Carmel Lodge 303. He was always on the go, enjoying talking, visiting and kidding with family and friends. He never knew a stranger. He was bom Oct. 18,1915, in Union County to the late Harrison and Blanche Willison Nonis and was predeceased by a sister, Mary Louise Norris. He ma more...
Regina Joan North , all of Richwood. She was lovingly known by her children as Mimi. Regina’s hobby was to crochet warm one-of-a-kind blankets for family and friends. As well as mother and housewife, she held many jobs over the years, working at Cheney Auto Parts and Kale Marketing. Funeral services will be held Thursday, December 30, 2010 at 5:00 PM in the Stofcheck-Ballinger Funeral Home, Richwood with Pastor Joe Rhea officiating. Friends may call Thursd more...
Sherry Lee Oates call from 5 to 8 p.m. today at the Stofcheck Funeral Home in Richwood. Memorial contributions may be made to the Richwood Independent Fair PO. Box 106, Richwood, Ohio 43344, or the Diabetes Association of Central Ohio, 1580 King Ave., Columbus, Ohio more...
Shirley Mae Oates Nephew Jason R. Kindell, and Great Nephew Adam D. Kindell Shirley was a 1967 Graduate of Kenton High School and also Marion Technical College. Member of the Kenton Moose Lodge. She retired from International Paper after working there 20 years. She was currently working at the Emerson Co in Columbus. Private Graveside Services will be held at a later date. Minister will be the Rev. Merle B. Layne. The Stofcheck-Ballinger Funeral Home in La more...
Tom G. Oates e Harold and Mary (Dodds) Oates. He was also preceded in death by his former wife, Shirley Mae Oates. Tom was a farmer and had previously owned and operated the Old Mans Oasis bar in LaRue. In his earlier days he enjoyed working on engines and could fix most things. He also liked to mow until his health wouldn’t allow him to. He loved his family, especially his grandkids and great grandkids. Surviving is his son, Geoff Oates of New Bloomingto more...
Carol Mae Oberdier he was a member of the Claibourne Advent Christian Church, the Advent Christian Women’s Home and Foreign Mission Group, Claibourne United Methodist Church, United Methodist Women, and was a Sunday school teacher and 4-H cooking advisor for many years. She was also a member of the Progressive Women’s Farm Group, the Friendship Garden Club and Guiding Hands to Loving Hands O. C. C. L. Mother’s Club. She is survived by a son, John Paul (Sue more...
Charles G. Oberdier ked at the former Belmar Parts in Marysville for 7 yrs., owned and operated a tree trimming service for many years. He was a very talented jack of all trades, he was a farmer, mechanic, worked construction and enjoyed woodworking. Charles had a wonderful relationship with many families within the local Amish community. He loved horses and helped many young people with their 4-H projects at the local fairs. He enjoyed the Gas and Steam Engine p more...
Cecil Oehler 976, where he was known as “Cec on the Corner.” After that, he went to work for the Marion County Engineers office from 1977 to 1994. He loved all sports, especially Ohio State and the Cincinnati Reds. He enjoyed talking to all his friends and playing cards. Cec was a member of the Lions Club since 1959 and had served in various capacities over the years, including Treasurer from 1982 to 1988, President of the Club in 1990, Lion of the more...
Cheryl Lynn Oehler 1989 where she continued to teach Kindergarten for the remainder of her teaching career. In 2013 she retired from active teaching and in 2014 taught Kindergarten through Dysart’s Smart Schools Program. She was currently working as a substitute teacher in Dysart as well as Nadaburg School District. She was substituting at a Dysart school when she suffered cardiac arrest. Cheryl was a lover of music, especially her Ohio State University Marching more...
Evelyn Fern Oldham ert G. Oldham, they were married April 6, 1952 and he died December 13, 2002. Also predeceased by a brother, Ronald Owen and a son-in-law, David Dunson. Evelyn was a 1950 graduate of the Meeker High School. She was a hardworking farmwife that cherished her loving family and was known as a very good cook and baker. She was a member of the Missionary Alliance Church in Kenton and had belonged to the Hepburn Hobby Club. She also enjoyed the time s more...
Katherine E. Oldham y morning January 9, 2015 at the Sterling House in Marion. She was born November 20, 1922 in Marion County to the late Clay and Florence (Tong) Schotte Katherine was a true homemaker in every sense of the word, she loved taking care of her home, decorating it and making it inviting for family and friends. She also loved the outdoors, as she spent many hours tending to her flower beds and watching and nurturing the birds. An avid reader she was more...
Kevin Earl Oldham fellow pullers. Kevin always had livestock, pigs, cows and also goats at one time. They all had names, he took good care of them. Family was his 1st priority, he liked to provide for them in large and small ways, always thinking of others. He worked as a farmer and also drove Semi trucks over the road in his younger years. Contract work with Trillium farms and DeVries Dairy. He had an Honorary Chapter Degree from The Elgin FFA. Kevin enjoyed go more...
George J. Olsheski George Joseph Olsheski 93 of Marion, formerly of Prospect, went home to be with his lord peacefully July 3, 2016 at his home at Kingston of Marion. He was born October 8, 1922 in Piedmont to the late Joseph and Anna (Pumpa) Olsheski, he was also predeceased by one son: Daniel Joseph Olsheski and eight brothers and two sisters. A World War II veteran of the Army with the 400th Field Artillery where he received a Purple Heart when crossing the Rh more...
Juanita Olsheski Juanita Mae Olsheski 85 of Marion, formerly of Prospect, went home to be with the Lord peacefully early Saturday morning August 20, 2016 at her home at Kingston of Marion, it could be said that she died of a broken heart, as her beloved husband of almost 65 years, George passed away just 46 days prior on July 3, 2016. She was born December 23, 1930 in Marion to the late H. Edmond and Marie (Penhorwood) Dilsaver Juanita was a homemaker and had more...
Phyllis J. Oman graduate of the Richwood High School. She was a devoted lifetime member of the Richwood First United Methodist Church, where she served the church in many capacities including Sunday School teacher. In 1968 Phyllis began working with Dr. Pete Drake as he founded the Ohio Quarter Horse Assn. in Richwood. She continued to work there until she was well into her 70s. Phyllis was a devoted wife and mother, she enjoyed her many years on the farm, whe more...
Anne P. Fleming Orahood t Elgin South and was loved by many. She had also worked as a payroll clerk for Marion Power Shovel, Whirlpool and Pollack Steel. Anne was proud to be a 1971 graduate of The Ohio State University. She and George loved taking care of their family farm on Route 4, always beautifying the roadside with rows of colorful wildflowers. She loved the Lord and her Prospect United Methodist Church, where she served as financial treasurer for many yea more...
George E. Orahood ruary 1946. He worked for ODOT on a survey crew and was trained by Lawrence Fleming, his wife's father. He left ODOT to work as a surveyor at the Union County Engineer's Office, then worked for D&B Builders in Marysville, working at that time on National Homes. In 1955 he joined Floyd G. Browne LLC, a company that put in sewage and water treatment plants, as a surveyor and traveled all over Ohio for 33 years. He had a hobby of bulding and designi more...
Bernard J. Orlosky sky, Jean Ann (Dick) Pellas and Carolyn Thomas. Bernard worked in the Home Improvement construction field for many years. He enjoyed golfing, doing crossword puzzles and spending time with his family. He was also known to taking time to drive his wife to junk stores for shopping. Surviving is his children: Bernie Orlosky, Holladay, TN, Delynn (D.A. McClelland) Orlosky, North Ridgeville, Robyn (Rocky) Short Grafton, Sandra (Phillip Hoffman) Orlo more...

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