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Ruth Ellen Emery e Mon., June 11, 1990 -L- , --i- Prospect United Meth. Church officiating. Burial will be in Radnor Cemetery, near Gehm-Ballinger-Peppard F. H. from 2-4 & 7-9 Sun., June 10th Friends may call at_after__m___ 19_ charity - music fund of church more...
Mable Ethel several neices and nephews, including Calvin H. and Margaret Topliff of Marion. She had been a receptionist for Dr. Dietrich in LaRue. She was a member of the LaRue Baptist Church and a graduate of Oberlin College of Music. She was a member of the LaRue Business Women's. Club, the LaRue Senior Citizens, and The Happie. Tyme Club. She also belonged to the Happy Villagers and was a member of the Mary Lenox Chapter 98 of the Order of the Eas more...
Judge Robert E. Evans Jr. r candy bars, Frosty’s or any type of ice cream treat! An avid sports fan, Bob also played in the Richwood Golf League and was a loyal supporter of the Ohio State Buckeyes and North Union Wildcats. He also enjoyed theatre, musicals, and gardening, especially his rose garden. In retirement, Bob and Helen spent many wonderful years at The Villages in Florida, where they enjoyed playing golf, going to concerts, and hosting friends and grandchildre more...
Helen Marie Feasel Leader, an advisor for the "Canine Kids" 4-H club and a member of the OCCL Mother's Club. She had worked at Haffners 5 and Dime Store, General Industries and Bob Bayes Screw Machine Factory. She enjoyed Blue Grass music, planting flowers, collecting angels and birds, painting ceramics and all kinds of crafts, sewing, and the time she spent exercising at Memorial Health Center. She also enjoyed sitting on her swing and watching traffic. more...
Charles Monroe Fields Jr. r, his ornery spirit made him very easy to talk to. A very kind-hearted man, he was giving to both his family and friends. He loved the outdoors. The mountains out west held a special spot in his heart. He loved all kinds of music, but was especially fond of Elvis, Chuck would often refer to himself and say me and Elvis did this or that, he loved his shows. Chuck had enjoyed riding motorcycles, traveling and just being with his friends and fami more...
Mitchell “Mickey” Fields ssi was the apple of his eye as well his future son-in-law, James whom he considered his own son. He loved growing up in Richwood and was proud of his heritage, always supporting local businesses and activities. A serious music lover, he was a well-known DJ around Richwood, working many events with the equally notorious DJ Fergie. He was an avid car buff, and was most proud of his 1978 Silver Anniversary Special Edition Corvette that he boug more...
James Forbis, Sr. are working in the SOD Dept. James loved to fish, having participated in many catfish tournaments at the Delaware Reservoir, he also enjoyed playing golf, Windy Acres was a favorite place, listening to his son play country music and attending his shows. James was a Tennessee Vols Fan. He lived an enjoyable life. Surviving are his children: Jimmy (Kim) Forbis of LaRue, Tony Forbis of Marion, Janeth Watkins of Marion and Jacqueline Forbis of Col more...
Gerald M. Ford partment and was a volunteer firefighter. He worked as a machinist for Marion Power Shovel for 25 years, a job which took him all over the world. He then worked for the former Medco Health Solutions in Dublin. He appreciated music of all kinds. A community minded person, he was a founding member of the Richwood Gun & Game Club. More than anything he loved his family, especially his grandchildren. Besides his wife he is survived by two sons, Jame more...
Jaycob Robert Fox s sustained in a car accident on his way to school. He was born June 22, 1996 in Marysville. He had just started his senior year at North Union High School. Jaycob loved hunting and playing video games. He enjoyed his music and his close group of friends, and their “sessions” together. He loved his dog, Buddy and their walks together. He was employed by Jeff and Pattie Coe, working in their ice cream trailer this summer. He is sur more...
Marc Allan Fox rion; Perry (Kristie) Higginbotham, Grove City; Kaylee (Seddrick) Bradley, Marysville and Keri Higginbotham, Richwood; several cousins, nieces, nephews, aunts and uncles. Marc loved life and loved his family. He was an avid music fan and enjoyed being outdoors. Marc was a 1994 graduate of the North Union High School. He had worked for Wendy’s in Marion and Columbus. Celebration of Life services will be Tuesday, September 25, 2018 at 7:00 PM a more...
Florence Jane Freeman trong-willed, determined, and loving mother. A no-nonsense firecracker, she had a quirky sense of humor. She helped her kids as much as possible, and loved her boys; from racing barefoot with them to listening to them play music, to cooking and caring for them and her grandchildren. She is survived by her four sons, Larry, Roger, Dale, and Charles; twelve grandchildren, Chris, Timmy, Scotty, Brian, Nikki, Gina, David, Jeremy, Amanda, Jessie, J more...
Charles H. (Chuck) Fricker , The Ohio State University and was a member of the TKE Fraternity. Chuck’s kind heart and loving nature will live on forever in those who knew him. He was a handyman around the house, he loved traveling, camping, big band music, dancing and making his family happy plus doing whatever his wife told him to do. Celebration of Life Services and dinner will be held Tuesday April 5, 2011 at 6:00 PM at the Meeker United Methodist Church Fellowship H more...
Donald Ray Friend ectedly Thursday June 16, 2022 at his home. He was born November 10, 1966 in Marion to Clarence and Margaret (Strait) Friend Sr. Ray was a dedicated employee of J-Lenco in LaRue. He was a very complex man, he was artistic, musically inclined, a perfectionist, jokester and someone who loved adventure. Ray could fix anything he put his mind to, he was very talented with his hands and mind. He was a great friend to many and a special person to hi more...
Melinda J. Fry Group. She was a 1976 graduate of North Union High School and earned her Bachelor’s Degree from The Ohio State University from and Master’s Degree from Marygrove College. A true creative spirit, Melinda loved art and music and had taught herself to play guitar. She taught Art at North Union Middle School for 26 years, retiring in 2015. She enjoyed going out with friends and family and traveling, especially to go near the water. She more...
Cathy Jo Furrow unded by her loving family, following a battle with small-cell carcinoma. She was born September 29,1965 in Marysville to Jack Blinn and Patricia A. (Newman). Cathy had worked in the restaurant industry. She was a talented musician, having played the trumpet for many veteran day ceremonies. She liked to crochet and really enjoyed taking random pictures on her phone. Cathy had a passion for football, she loved her OSU Buckeyes and most important more...
Ruth Alice Gabriel grew up on the family farm and graduated from Prospect High School in 1944, valedictorian of her class. Alice's long, rewarding life was defined by family, faith, friends, and two interests which emerged early in her life, music and banking. She told a reporter during a newspaper interview, "I love music. I began playing by ear at the age of 4. I knew two songs and my parents got tired of hearing them. So, they arranged for lessons the fol more...
Loren W. Gast pect and served many years as a deacon. He was also a member of the Battle Run Fire Department and the American Legion Post 368 in Prospect. An avid sports fan, Loren enjoyed watching his sons and grandsons participate in music and athletics. He especially enjoyed watching his grandsons, Andy and Josh, play basketball in college. Loren himself was quite an athlete having participated in basketball, track, tennis and golf. He loved playin more...
Mabel F. Gill he family business. When he returned from the war, he was so surprised to see how well she had handled his affairs that he rewarded her with a Steinway grand piano which graced their living room for her remaining years. Her musical proficiency began at an early age: violin, piano, organ and accordion. While in Athens she became the organist at University Presbyterian Church. Following graduation she became the organist at Richwood Baptist Church more...
Guy Eugene Goddard e member of the Pharisburg United Methodist Church. Guy was a former Boys Scout Leader and had coached baseball in Magnetic Springs and Marysville. He was also known to be quite the handyman. Guy enjoyed Country and Western music, camping, boating, traveling and was a Civil War history buff. Funeral Services will be held Friday May 10, 2013 at 11:00 am at the Pharisburg U.M. Church with Pastor Judy Cramer officiating, burial will follow in the more...
Robert James Graham rper of Richwood Niece: Sarah Harper Predeceased by Son Kenny Graham who passed away in January of this Year Rob was a 1982 graduate of the North Union High School, served in the Army and enjoyed Fishing, watching movies and music Funeral services will be held Wednesday October 17, 2007 at 11:00 am at the Stofcheck-Ballinger Funeral Home in Richwood, where friends may call Tuesday from 5-8 pm, burial will be in the Price Cemetery, Pastor Tim Peri more...
Tyler Robert Graham was always up for games with friends and family. Tyler was a huge football fan; he had a passion for the Cincinnati Bengals and the O.S.U. Buckeyes. He also enjoyed fishing, old muscle cars and just listening to all kinds of music. Tyler will be greatly missed by his loving family. Surviving is his mom: Lori (Ron Schrieber) Graham of Springfield, sisters: Elizabeth (Chris) Teeple of Marion and Ashley (Austin Keck) Graham of Marysville, their kid more...
Norman Dale Gregory er of the Union Baptist Church and Marion Senior Citizens. Was a veteran serving in the U S Army in Germany for 2 years. Employed at Whirlpool for 42 ½ years in the paint dept. He enjoyed his family, senior trips, country music, tractor pulls, gardening, yard work. His pride and joy was always his truck and his cars. Funeral Services will be held Wednesday September 9, 2009 at 1:00 PM at the Stofcheck-Ballinger Funeral Home in LaRue. Minist more...
Danny J. Grose surer, Danny really enjoyed acting in the plays that the RMA had put on in the past. Dan enjoyed writing and conducting puppetry productions in local events. He also had the unique ability to put Christian lyrics to secular music. In his down time, he enjoyed reading and going to the movies. On June 9, 1974 at the Claibourne UMC, he married Melisa (Oberdier) and she survives, also surviving are two sisters: Rose (Leo) Speicher and Pamela Webb more...
Edwin Earl "Eddie" Gulliford Eddie lived in this area all of his life. He was born January 1, 1933 in Marion County to Clarence and Marjorie (Seckel) Gulliford. His father preceded him in death; his mother, at age 99, survives. Through their love of music, he met Cora Jane Layne at the Union Baptist Church on Route 739 near Richwood in 1950 and they married in 1953 at that church. They sang together for many years and loved to dance, especially the polkas and waltzes. more...
Carrie Mae Hall ss _11271 Hall Rd.. Marysville_ Place of Death Union Co. Memorial Hosp.. Date of Death Fri. , Jan 1, 1988_ Hour of Death _3;1° P-m-_ How Long 111 failing health several years Occupation Of Deceased__Homemaker and retired Music Teacher_ Church, Lodges, Societies Magnetic Springs United Meth. Church_ Date of Birth June 9' 1902_ Place of Birth Union Co-_ Father's Name Albert Hickock_Living ( > Deceased (x) Mother's Maiden Name_Rose Mackan_Li more...

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