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Evelyn Maxine Sparks She had also worked at Oakland Nursery in Delaware and prior to that at Uhlman’s in Marion. She was formerly a hairdresser in the Marion area. Evelyn loved going the drag races and going boating. She also enjoyed taking care of her flowers and gardening. On September 2, 1977 she married Harold R. Sparks in Mansfield and he survives. She is also survived by two brothers, Michael B. (Sandy) Williams, LaRue; Eugene W. (Ruth) Williams Jr more...
Carl Gordon "Doc" Sparling Carl Gordon "Doc" Sparling, 83, of Cadiz died Monday, August 17th at 2 pm, at the Kingston Residence of Marion, Ohio. Carl was born May 28, 1932 in Ravenna and grew up in Bellaire. He was the son of the late Carl and Inez (Gordon) Sparling. After graduating from Bellaire High School, he served in the US Navy from 1951 to 1955, stationed in Guam during the Korean War. After his military service, Carl married Donna Kay Tolbert in 1955 more...
Jerry W. Speakman 0, 1936 to George and Thelma (Mullen) Speakman in Marysville. Jerry was baptized in 1975 as one of Jehovah’s Witnesses and looked forward to a resurrection with a healthy human body into an earthly paradise with Jesus as King of the Kingdom of God. He worked 19 years as a welder of heavy equipment at the Huber Corporation in Marion and 19 years as an industrial mechanic at Bohl Equipment in Marion. He also worked with his wife at cattle fa more...
Eugene S. Speicher e of 45 years before her death in 1990. They made a home in Magnetic Springs and an apartment in Gahanna when they both went to work for North American Aviation (Rockwell Corp. now Boeing). Gene was a sheet metal mechanic working on aircraft wings and later on the Shuttle Columbia. He was very proud when he met then test pilot, John Glenn. Gene and Ivadelle had no children and when they retired moved to Florida. Gene loved growing vegetables, h more...
Robert Shumway Spencer r of Pharisburg United Methodist Church, Mt. Carmel #303 F&AM, VFW, and the American Legion. He enjoyed playing BINGO with Bill Paver and other friends at the Richwood Civic Center, and loved delivering Mobile Meals and working the Morey Desk at Memorial Hospital in Marysville. He enjoyed spending winters in Florida at Sunnybreeze Christian Fellowship. He spent many happy hours working jigsaw puzzles and playing with his dog, Cody. Beside more...
Paul "PJ" Speyer State Fairgrounds in the maintenance department for many years. His family had formerly owned Speyer's Five and Dime Store in uptown Richwood. He was very handy and spent much of his time keeping his rental houses in working order. He enjoyed camping with his grandchildren, traveling, collecting toy tractors, toy grinders, and yardsticks. PJ will be remembered for his outgoing personality, his ornery spirit and his dedication to Richwood more...
Samuel Jay Speyer f the Knights of Pythias. He and Phyllis lived in Arizona for seven years before calling North Carolina home. After the birth of their daughter, Sam retired from IBM in 2003 to be a stay-at-home dad. He loved fishing, woodworking and sewing. He attended St. Mary Mother of the Church in Garner, NC and was a member of the Knights of Columbus Fr. James Keenan Council #11266. Services celebrating Sam’s life will be held Friday October 20, 2023 at more...
Barbara Jean “Bob” (Withrow) Spitzer Spitzer, Russ Frank and Stacey Hayhurst 9 great Grandchildren Forever Friend: Dorothy Fields of Marion Bob was a 1946 graduate of the New Bloomington High School; she retired in 1987 from The Whirlpool Corp in Marion, working there over 18 yrs., past member of the Moose Lodge Auxiliary, where she enjoyed playing euchre and Bingo, she and Frank wintered in Winterhaven, Florida for over 20yrs., while in Florida they would make an occasional tri more...
Donald Howard Sprague da. Ten Grandchildren and 6 Great Grandchildren. One brother Raymond Sprague and two sisters Ruthella Snyder and Sarah Jane Tilton are deceased. Don worked as an electrician for Marion Power Shovel. He was most proud of working on the Crawler Transport for the space program while he was at the Marion Power Shovel. His family said he also loved to talk. He attended the LaRue United Methodist Church. Funeral Service will be held Monday Septem more...
Mary Anne Stacy e (Reames) Dutton Mary Anne had worked at the Union County Auditor’s office, was retired from the former Union Manor, following this she opened her own craft shop in Bucyrus called the Ivy Cottage Craft Shop. She enjoyed making crafts, crocheting, reading, gardening, baking and was a talented artist. Surviving are her children: Angela (Dwight) Weisenauer of Bloomville, Brian Stacy of Williston, North Dakota and Chris Stacy of Marion 5 grandchil more...
Margaret L. Todd Starks ldren’s Services. Family was the center of Margaret’s life, her home always being the place to gather. She enjoyed farming and gardening. She was known by all who knew her as a “no-nonsense” lady. She loved cooking, dancing and enjoyed watching basketball, especially the Kentucky Wildcats. Every night before she went to sleep she read her Bible. She is survived by her children, Stephanie Maxine Corley, Columbus; Lee “Weezie” more...
Lena Mae Steen 89, of New Port Richey, Fla., formerly of the LaRue area, died Friday February 21, 1997 at the Columbia New Port Richey Hospital. Born Feb. 22, 1908, in Gallipolis, she was the daughter of the Emmett and Martha James (Davis) King. She married Dec. 5, 1925, Leray Weston and he preceded her in death Feb. 5, 1939. She then married Harry Hall of Morral and he preceded her in death. In September 1954, she married Tom Steen in Morral and he survives. M more...
Thomas Steen Tommy" Steen, 93, died Friday, April 4, 2003, at 2:50 p.m. at Baldwin Manor in Kenton. He was born May 3, 1909, in Tyrone, Ireland, to the late Robert'John and Annie (Geddis) Steen. On Sept. 14,1955, he married Lena Mae King, and she died Feb. 21,1997. He is survived by two stepsons, Ray W. (Freda) Weston and James E. (Gerry) Weston, both of Morral; one stepdaughter, Barbara Jane (David) Fogle of LaRue; 13 stepgrandchildren, 38 stepgreat-gra more...
Dylan Jacob “Face” Stevens mbus, Gracie Titus of Richwood and Olyvia Dever of Cardington Many aunts, uncles, cousins and dear friends are left to cherish his memory. Dylan had attended the North Union Schools, and completed his G.E.D.; he had been working at M.A.I. as a press operator. Dylan loved music, playing pool and video games; he was an old soul who will be remembered for his constant smile, loving friendships and the ability to always put others before himself. H more...
Gloria J. Stiffler rion to the late Alfred and Frances (Rosebrough) Jividen; she was also predeceased by her sister Rebecca Mitchell and an infant brother. Gloria was a devoted and loving wife, mom, grandma, sister and friend who was always taking care of the ones she loved. Surviving is her husband Harold E. Stiffler, whom she married August 8, 1965 at the LaRue United Methodist Church, their children: Shelley K. Stiffler Daubenmire of Salisbury, N.C., Todd A. ( more...
Marthabelle Stiffler yme (Kirby) Kirk, she was also predeceased by an infant brother: Donald Ray Kirk and two sisters: Marjorie Lauer and Anna Mary Rawlins Marthabelle was a 1944 graduate of the Prospect High School, she was a true farmwife, working alongside her husband taking care of whatever needed to be done on the farm. She was a longtime member of the St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Prospect, where she was very active with the Katherine Luther Circle and had t more...
JoAnn Stillings r career to education. She taught in the North Union School District for over 30 years, leading 4-H clubs and Sunday school classes while she raised her family and cared for her aging parents. Her special interests were working with students experiencing learning challenges and spending her summers teaching reading classes. After retiring from teaching, JoAnn’s passion for community caring continued, as she became a member of the Richwood Ci more...
Millard Duane Stillings ay morning, October 25, 2008. He was born June 26, 1928 in Irwin to the late Millard and Margaret (Thomas) Stillings. On September 23, 1951 he married JoAnn Cramer and she survives. He was a lifelong farmer as well as working in other agriculture-related professions. He was a member of Richwood First United Methodist Church where he served in many capacities. Among Duane’s many other community involvements, he was Claibourne Township Cl more...
Diana K. Stitzlein ad volunteered at Source Point in Delaware. But the true center of Diana’s life was her family, she cherished the time she was able to spend with them. Her calling in life was being a mom, wife and especially a grandma. Taking care of her grandchildren was definitely a labor of love. Surviving is her husband: Gary A Stitzlein, they were married October 22, 1977 in Columbus, also surviving are their daughters: Chris (Keith) Nicol of Westervill more...
Patricia D. Stoll Roush and two step-sisters. Pat had recently earned her degree in hotel management, but had not yet started on that career path. She enjoyed painting and crafts and loved artwork. She was a very good cook and enjoyed cooking for her family. Graveside services will be Saturday, May 23, 2009 at 12 noon in the Meeker (Frame) Cemetery with Pastor Peter Merry officiating. There will be no visiting hours. Memorial gifts may be made to the OSU more...
Jean Stutzman ure and going to zoos. Jean was known to be a little thrifty, she could not pass up an opportunity to go to a dollar store for a deal, she also loved going to sales and Amish auctions. In her down time, she enjoyed sewing, baking and puzzles to pass the time. We also cannot forget her love of her Ohio State Buckeyes. Jean loved being with her family, especially her grandkids, she had a special bond with Mackenzie Jade. Surviving are her children more...
Matt Suiter ciate of Honda, at East Liberty. He loved his motorcycle, old cars, Nascar, the Buckeyes, the Detroit Lions, and the Reds. He loved watching Logan play baseball, going to car shows with Tyler, playing euchre with Kara and working on cars with Joseph. But most of all he loved his family including his crazy dog, Moose. On February 15, 2001 in Marion, he married Michelle (Stevenson) and she survives, also surviving are his children: Kara (Nathan) F more...
Marilyn R. Surber mber of the LaRue Community, Marilyn had served as a den mother for the local Cub Scouts, was a member of LaRue Business Women, Pythian Sisters and the Mother’s Club, all in LaRue. She enjoyed listening to Joel Osteen, making crafts, doing jigsaw puzzles and sudoku. She is survived by two sons, Dale Ray (Sharon) Surber; Robert William Surber, Sr., both of Marion; grandchildren, Linda R. Surber, Lori Ann (Paul) Anglemyer, Shawn M. Arthur, Rob more...
Paula A. Swafford often work a full late night shift immediately followed by a visit to her family members early in the morning for a fun-filled day of shopping and watching movies, followed by more shopping. She had a natural ability of thinking about unique living room arrangements which she would ameliorate with her craft skills. Funeral services will be Saturday, February 14, 2015 at 12:00 PM at the Stofcheck-Ballinger Funeral Home, LaRue with Pastor Matt more...
Claud W. Swartz l failing health several months Occupation of Deceased Retired owner of former Swartz Motor Sales in Richwood Church, Lodges, Societies Richwood First Baptist Church; Deacon of Church: Chairman of the Board of R'ichwood Banking Co. presently; member and past master of Mt. Carmel Lodge #303 F&AM Mt. Carmel Chapter #42 Q.E.S.: Scottish Rite Valley of Columbus; North Star Lodge #452 K of P; Past Pres. of Richwood Lions Club; Richwood fair Board fo more...

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