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Helen Price se. She then finished her career in 2003 with Dr. Pamela Kapraly. This job was a labor of love for Helen, she cherished each moment and loved the opportunity to serve the families and community members of Richwood, often thinking of them as an extension of her own family. Helen had found her true calling in life and took immense pride in what she did. In her leisure time, Helen treasured the many camping trips she would take with her husband Bi more...
James Price Sarah Walker and Stacey Price. And sister-in-law Maxine. He was preceded in death by Grandson James Earl White, sister Katherine L. Jackson and brothers David L. Price and Donald L. Price. Mr. Price was a truck driver working for McFarlands Trucking and Henderson Trucking. He also worked as a correctional officer at M C I. Was a fork lift operator at SunRay. Was a Policeman in Ashley. Member of the Westfield Community Church. He has been more...
June O. Price ning November 2, 2009 at the home of her daughter, she was surrounded by her loving and devoted family. June was born September 17, 1936 in Frakes, Kentucky to the late Garrett and Martha (Lambdin)Partin. She was the hard working owner/operator of Price’s Upholstery in Prospect for over 40 yrs., June enjoyed her work and also the friendships made from yrs of service to Prospect and the surrounding Communities, she had the knack of turning trash more...
Leo Forrest "Whoopie" Price ynolds, and she died Jan. 7,1986. Mr. Price is survived by four sons, Glenn R. Price, Lakeview, Earl A. Price, LaRue, William L. Price, Richwood, and Robert O. Price, Holmcomb, N.Y.; three daughters, Elsie L. Wiley, North Muskingham, Mich., Mrs. Robert (Inez) Emptage, Marion, Mrs. Merle (Mary) McElroy, Richwood; 31 grandchildren and 47 great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a daughter, a brother, two grandchildren and a great-grandchild more...
Marjorie "Jane" Price rly Ridge of Richwood. Her family also includes many wonderful brothers- and sisters-in-law and nieces and nephews. Jane was a 1952 graduate of the Richwood High School. A true homemaker, she enjoyed sewing, reading, working in her flower beds and rooting for her beloved Ohio State Buckeye Football Team. “Go Bucks!” Funeral services will be Thursday, November 7, 2013 at 11:00 AM at the Stofcheck-Ballinger Funeral Home, Richwood with P more...
Rachel Prichard d had taught Sunday School for many years. She was known for visiting friends and neighbors, bringing friendship and baked goods, and she nurtured many young people in the area through her babysitting. She had a talent for making Barbie Doll clothes for young girls and was a former 4-H leader. She had a great love for all of her family. She was born Nov. 29, 1913, in Claibourne Township to the late Clarence Thomas and Ellen May Tuttle Kinney and more...
Carolyn Sue “Susie” Proffitt others, Jack and Larry LeMaster; and two sisters, Shelby Levan and Barb LeMaster. She was retired from Belmar, later Honda Transmission in Indian Lake. Susie was loved by all her family. She dedicated much of her life to working and taking care of her mother. She enjoyed going for walks, showing up at ball games, feeding the ducks at the park and gathering with family for the holidays or on a Saturday or Sunday, just because. She enjoyed eating more...
Vera Edna Pryor metery. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday. Memorial contributions may be made to Kidney Associates Inc., 1130 Ellen Kay Drive, suite 400, Marion, Ohio 43302, or the Central Ohio Diabetes Association, 1580 King Ave., Columbus, O'hio 43212. Cards will be available at the funeral home. more...
Roy Arthur Purtee rs) Purtee, he was also preceded in death by on brother: Jack Purtee and one sister: Ruth Atkinson Roy was a devoted member of the White Oaks Road Freewill Baptist Church in Marion. He worked in iron foundries during his working career, first at Marion Castings and then at Kenton Iron. When he was able, he enjoyed hunting and fishing and going to church. Surviving are his children: Cindy (Gary) Swain of Marysville, Kevin (Melissa) McCoy of Big more...
Suzanne Queen best friends’ side for over 50 years, until he passed away. Nothing brought her more joy than spending time with her family, watching Cleveland sports teams, horse racing, or laughing with her late husband while he was picking on (aka teasing) the younger family members. She had worked for the State of Ohio. She is survived by son, John Allen (Heather) Queen of Richwood grandchildren, Jon Alan (Sarah) Queen, Victoria Queen, Brittney Ratliff, more...
Jeffrey Ronald Rainey lub, sailing on Lake Erie. He later sold that boat, and he and Jill purchased another sailboat they keep at Alum Creek, where they have been active members in the Alum Creek Sailing Association for many years. They enjoyed taking people out on the boat and sharing their love of sailing with family and friends. Jeff is survived by his wife, Jill, his mother, Janet Gabauer Rainey of Marion, sister Jill Rainey Walls (Ken) of Celina, Texas, nieces A more...
Betty Jane Ransome rold S. and Carrie B. (Osborne) Sanders. She had worked at Marblcast and the Laundromat in Richwood. She had also helped take care of several area elderly residents. Betty enjoyed crocheting and was a good seamstress, making clothes for her family back in the day. She was known for baking the best apple pies anyone ever had. Her grandkids were the light of her life and she will be remembered as a loving mother and grandmother as well as more...
Carl Stephen Rardon the Alliance Theological Seminary. Carl took his family to Botswana Africa where he served as a Teacher and Preacher in the small remote village of Kgobojango. He and his family returned to the United States and he began working for Scott's in Marysville as a chemist. Upon returning from Botswana after a second term in the mission field, he began working for Honda Research & Development as Senior Systems Engineer and retired in 2015. In retire more...
Edgar Rasey cus was always his wife, Gladie. They were married for over 70 years and were inseparable until she passed away in 2019. He was a retired lineman for Ohio Edison and a U.S. Army veteran. He had many hobbies including wood working, gardening and making his own fish flies. He was always willing to help anyone in any way he could and was never afraid to say exactly what was on his mind. He was the person everyone went to for everything and he could more...
Vonda Sue Rasey ng Fritz Church of God in Kentucky which her dad founded and her Brother Dallas still pastors today. She loved southern gospel music and old hymns. She loved her grandchildren more than anything on earth and never stopped working to share her faith and morals with them. She loved cooking and feeding people. She showed concern for everyone, even when she was desperately ill. Vonda loved to travel. She spent many summers camping with family throug more...
Erma “Jane” Ellinwood Wheeler Ratterman laware. She was born March 15, 1929 in Marion to the late Truman George and Helen (Douglass) Reed Ellinwood, she was also predeceased by two husbands: Dennie H. Wheeler and Andrew Ratterman, siblings: David Reed, Marie Reed Kingsley, Frank Reed, Charlotte Reed Wilson and Ronald Ellinwood Surviving are her children: Ernest (Louise) Wheeler of Pigeon Forge, Tn. and Karen (Fred) Kellogg of Caledonia Six grandchildren, several step grandchildren, g more...
Phyllis Rae (Shearer) Rawlings r: Mary Kay Griffiths On April 16, 1993 she married James E. Rawlings Jr. and he died March 16, 2003 Phyllis had a professional talent for cross stitching which she did for many yrs., she also enjoyed painting, sewing and working in her flower garden Surviving are 1 son: Dan (Teresa) Shearer of Marion, 3 daughters: Deborah Shearer Simpson of Cardington, Donna Douce of Marion and DeAnn Douce (Phil) Skinner of Dublin Grandchildren: Travis Shearer, more...
Roger Lee Rayburn II arents: Thomas and Joyce Rayburn and Charlene Fultz. Roger graduated in 2001 from Harding High School, where he played on the baseball team, he was known as a pretty good hitter. He earned a degree in Physical Fitness at Hocking Technical College, he also studied Business Management. Roger trained Martial Arts all his life, starting at the age of two. He was a 3rd Degree Black Belt in the Art of Shorindo Kempo and one of the main instructors un more...
Thomas Stephen Rayburn etty (Robert) Feught of Marysville, Rosalie (James) Sharp of Marysville, Ruth (James) Gillfillen of TN, and Patty (Donnie) Madison of Mt. Victory. One brother Glenn Rayburn is deceased. Mr. Rayburn was an auto mechanic working for Sears for many years. He was a U S Army Veteran service during the latter part of W W II and then the Korean War. He loved fishing, hunting and music. Funeral Services will be held Wednesday March 10, 2010 at 1:00 P more...
Floyd Rea early Tuesday Morning October 16, 2007 unexpectedly at the home of his son He was born December 12, 1934 in Columbus to the late Loren and Opal (Butell) Rea Floyd was a graduate of the Olentangy High School He was a hard working, dedicated farmer who enjoyed his work, he also enjoyed watching basketball The true joy of his life was his loving family His wife Linda L. (Rardon) whom he married November 30, 1958 in Delaware Daughter: Jennifer (Dan) more...
Carrol F. Reames el. Carrol was an active member of the Richwood First Baptist Church where he served in many capacities. He participated in many activities at the Richwood Fair and hardly ever missed a day. He enjoyed gardening and talking to people and he never knew a stranger. He is survived by his wife Maxine (Holycross) Reames, whom he married on June 30, 1950; a son, Daniel, Richwood; four daughters, Sandra (Jim) Borders, Marion; Brenda (Wes) Blanton more...
P. Maxine Reames rrol F. Reames, they were married June 30, 1950 and he died November 30, 2008. She was also predeceased by her son Daniel and four brothers and one sister. Maxine was a cook for the North Union Schools for over 15 years, working at the Claibourne Elementary building. At home she was a true homemaker, she loved her family, but took great pride in her grandkids. She could be found many days on her porch swing, watching the goings on of Richwood. M more...
Stephen Ray Reber s home. He was born November 30, 1965 in Alliance to the late Robert Reber and his mother Margaret (Hipkins) Gintz, she survives in Richwood. Steve was a meat cutter/manager for Giant Eagle in Columbus, he was currently working at the Polaris store. He loved hunting, deer hunting, especially when he was able to go with Mike Atzinger, he cherished this time. Along with this, he was a strong supporter of the N.R.A. Stephen loved riding his Harle more...
Norma Jean Redd Norma Jean Redd, age 81, of LaRue, Ohio died Monday April 11, 2011 at 8:40 PM at Kingston Residence of Marion. She was born September 9, 1929 on Columbus, Ohio to the late Earl E. and Marguerite (Roberts) Luke. On January 23, 1949 she married Don Redd and he survives. Also surviving are daughters; Marcia A. Johnson, Karen L. (Phil) McCann, and Kathy J. (Fred) Sherer all three of Marion. Son; Donald Michael (Janie) Redd of Wheelersburg, Ohio more...
Cherynn D. Reebel Cherynn D. Reebel, 43, of LaRue died Monday, Sept. 27, 2004, from injuries sustained in an automobile accident south of LaRue. She was a 1979 graduate of North Union High School. She was in the banking business for 23 years and worked as a banker at the Honda Call Center. She had formerly worked for National City Bank. She had been active with 4-H, worked with the Elgin West PTO and enjoyed gardening, flower arranging, attending the North Union more...

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