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Rodney Lee Riffle ipated in the marching and jazz bands and was a member of the FFA. He was a member of the Lucky Leesburg 4-H Club for 10 years and was an advisor for two years. He attended of the Pharisburg United Methodist Church. He was a musician and was attending the Ohio State University. He was born May 3, 1973, in Marysville to Lawrence and Mary Ann Daniels Riffle and they survive. He is also survived by three brothers, Randy (Karen) Riffle and Rick (Lesl more...
Robert Lowell Baker between reality and fiction. He was heavily medicated which made it difficult for him to socialize and maintain relationships. Robert enjoyed watching Star Trek, drinking Mountain Dew, snowmobiling, and smoking cigarettes. Musical interests included classic rock. One of his first albums was Styx's Grand Illusion. Funeral services will be held Wednesday November 16, 2016 at 11:00 am at the Stofcheck-Ballinger Funeral Home in Richwood, where fri more...
Delbert Ray (Deb) Roberts Cork, Duke, Eston and Bobby, all of Greenup, Ky; sisters Annie Harr of Greenup and Ellaree Hughes of Marion; 13 grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. Mr. Roberts was a member of the Plum Fork Baptist Church. He ran his own music business called music Center USA at Marysville and then at Bellefontaine. Funeral services will be held Tuesday June 12,2007, at 11 a.m. at the Stofcheck Fu-neral Home LaRue. Minister will be the Rev. Ab Roberts. Burial more...
Velma Roberts Sue Chapman and Brenda Chapman Velma had worked as a waitress in Upper Sandusky also Persinger’s Nursing Home in LaRue, an operator at Whirlpool in Marion, she also worked at Hills in Marysville and then owned & operated Music Stores in Marysville, Bellefontaine and Kenton. She loved her family and friends, Music, gardening and she loved Hummingbirds. Velma enjoyed going to Walmart, and she loved the Lord and Elvis. Funeral services wil more...
David G. Robinson xpectedly Wednesday, Jan. 10, 2001, at Grant Medical Center. He was a 1992 graduate of North Union High School and worked as a chef at Tucci's in Dublin. He enjoyed being with his friends and making people laugh and he liked music, movies, playing golf and cooking. He was born Jan. 25, 1974, to William and Angela Coder Robinson and was predeceased by his grandparents, Robert Coder and David and Helen Robinson. He is survived-by his father and ste more...
Marguerite Angeline Roszman nd farmer, member of the Meeker United Methodist Church, the Ruth Artz Circle at the church, taught Sunday school and had been Sunday school superintendent and was district representative to Lakeside. Member of the Ridgedale Music Boosters, she was a 4-H advisor, and worked on the Board of Elections for Grand Township. She loved gardening both vegetables and flowers. Funeral services will be held Tuesday, Feb. 20, 2007, at 1 p.m. at the Meeker Un more...
Gloria "Jean" Roux cond mother and inspiration to many of Kyle and Kraig's friends. She was a member of the Kenton and Gainesville Beta Sigma Phi sorority and prior member of Elgin Athletic Boosters. She previously served as president of Elgin Music Boosters and as a Brownie leader in the 1980s. Some of her nicknames were: Jeannie, "JT", Mama Roux, and Grandma Florida. Jean loved her family more than anything, but it was her grandchildren she cherished. more...
Roger L. Sams la Sams, who died July 17, 2021. Roger was a successful plumber, working for Union 189 Plumber and Pipefitters in Columbus. His is best known for is sarcasm, jokes, love for Harley Davidson motorcycles and his love for rock music. You could find him in the garage “tinkering” on something up to his last days. He was also an avid pool player. If you look at his pictures, it tells the story of his passion for fitness and body building, “Mr. more...
Jeane Sanders of Jeane Sanders on May 10, 2022. She was born in Cincinnati to the late Clarence and Daisy (Reedy) Mougey. Jeane was a resident of Marion, and formerly of LaRue. Jeane loved spending time with family and friends, Broadway musicals, dancing, cats, country music, and water sports of all kinds. A hard worker, Jeane actively sold real estate in Marion until she was in her eighties. She also owned and operated Brookside Pool on Somerlot Hoffman Roa more...
Marjorie R. Sanders rd, Ind., the daughter of Milton L. and Gertrude (Markwith) Dickason. Mrs. Sanders had taught piano in the Richwood area and also had played the organ at several area churches, and had been an affiliate teacher with Sherwood Music. She was a member of Richwood First United Methodist Church and Mount Carmel Chapter 42 Order of the Eastern Star; and was a former member of the Ohio Music Teachers Association, and King's Daughters. Her husband. Rober more...
Paul Jay Savage emembered for the strength of his calling to generously serve others and his ability to unconditionally love. After a time of mourning, God brought Glena (Moss) Poland into his life, and they were married June 1, 2008. Both musicians, they shared their love of the Lord through music. Their ministry took the form of “Heaven Express” where they served in nursing homes, benefit concerts and evolved into Christian radio time for worship on WWGH more...
Barbara Jane Schaber rly Jr. Mrs. Schaber worked as a rural mail carrier for 18 years. Attended Enterprise Baptist Church in Edison, Ohio. Member of N.A.R.F.E., Marion Rental Assn., Marion Amateur Radio Club. She very much enjoyed Christian music and played several instruments. She loved her two dogs. Funeral Services will be held Wednesday September 3, 2008 at 1:00 PM at the Stofcheck-Ballinger Funeral Home in LaRue. Minister will be Pastor Ed Colegrove. Bur more...
Ivalou May Schmidt ler of Fremont. Two brothers, Lester and Robert Gamble, are deceased. Mrs. Schmidt was a home-maker, member of the LaRue Mothers Club and dearly loved the Hoe-Down group from the restaurant in LaRue and they will provide the music at her funeral. Funeral services will be held Saturday, Nov. 27,2004, at 2 p.m. at the Stofcheck Funeral Home in LaRue. Burial in the LaRue Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home in LaRue from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 more...
William M. “Mike” Shanaberger n adventurous soul, always looking for the next challenge. A huge sports fan, Mike truly bled Black and Gold for the Pittsburgh Steelers. He was someone who loved life to the fullest, some examples of this were his love of music, dancing and looking after his small farm of animals. But his true calling in life was being “PAPA”, he loved his entire family and made them priority one. On November 24, 1990 in Uniontown, he married Kelley Lynn more...
G. Nevin Shuey MD ification periods being awarded four consecutive awards of merit and was a member of Massillon Community Hospital Medical Staff, serving as president in 1975. He enjoyed flowers and plants in his yard, reading and especially music. He played in the Clinton Community Band and the Tired Tigers. He was also a member of the Retired Executives and Professional Mens’ Club of Greater Stark County. He was a life member of the Prospect United Methodist more...
Shannon N. Sigrist sville and Wendy’s in Marysville. She loved following sports, her teams were the Buckeyes, Cincinnati Bengals and Bearcats and North Union Wildcats. She enjoyed reading, doing puzzles, wordsearches and listening to country music. Shannon could also be called an animal person, she loved her dogs and cats, especially her fur baby, Snickers. Surviving along with her mom are her siblings: David Sigrist of Richwood, Susan (Jimmy) Stump of Delaware, more...
Martha Sivey s for over 30 yrs., member of the Rush Creek (Essex) United Methodist Church, and she had a passion for genealogy, enjoyed knitting, crocheting and quilting. She also enjoyed stamp collecting, reading and listening to gospel music. Surviving are: sister in law: Pauline Sivey of Essex, nephews: Russell (Terri) Sivey of Essex, Paul (Carol) Sivey of Hilliard, Nieces: Kathryn (Jerry) Sauder of Grabill, Indiana and Charlene (Alan) Perkins of Bay Villa more...
Janice Smith ctor, member of the Church's choir and eventually Choir Director allowed her allegiance to the Lord to be expressed in Christian service work. Jan enjoyed various hobbies which included such events as: Singing in a Christian music group called the Just Us Singers where she learned playing a guitar and later learned to play the hammer dulcimer instrument that added to her love for music; Caring for the family pets of cats, dogs, horses, chickens a more...
Mary Smith hers, Thomas (Barb) Stapleon, Richwood; Roy (Betty) Stapleton, Marion; and numerous nieces and nephews. A 1981 graduate of Harding High School, she loved fishing and camping. Mary enjoyed playing Bingo, listening to country music, and going to car shows. Her dog, Harley was the light of her life. On Mary’s last birthday, she wanted hotdogs with all the trimmings for everyone and a 3-tiered cake, and that’s what she got. A memorial service w more...
Miriam Lee Scheiderer Ridgeway Smith ld Kleiber of Marysville Special friend and caregiver: Dr. Debbie Wilson She was a graduate of the Magnetic Springs High School, enjoyed going to yard sales and spending time with her grandchildren. She was a big country music fan. In keeping with Miriam’s wishes there will be graveside services Tuesday February 19, 2008 at 11:00 am at the Claibourne Cemetery, there will be no public calling hours, Pastor Fred Cheney will officiate Mem more...
Walter P. Sobas rtified process engineer. A member of St. Mary Catholic Church, he was a U.S. Navy veteran of the Korean War. Mr. Sobas was a member of Prospect American Legion Post 368, Marion Industrial Club, National Engineer Society and Music Box Society International. Also surviving are three daughters, Barbara, at home, and Mrs. Michael (Cheryl) Caldwell and Mrs. James (Susan) Sexton, Marion; four brothers, William, Columbus; Stanley, Marsyville; Michael, more...
Meg Speyer was a dedicated 17-year employee of Comp Management of Dublin, where she worked until she was unable due to her illness. Meg was a talented quilter; she enjoyed giving her hand made treasures to her family. Meg loved 80’s music, watching Saturday Night Live and was not fond of social media. She loved her family and cherished the time spent with them, especially her niece and nephews. A Gathering of Family and Friends will take place Sunday A more...
Vergie Ann Stacy astian Delauder and Stevie A. Smith Jr. and 1 Great Grandson William G. Stacy and one brother Wilbert P. Cooper. Vergie Ann worked hard raising her children and her passion was writing and singing gospel songs and playing music with her family and her brothers and sisters in Christ. She is a member of the Gebhardt Enterprise Baptist Church. Funeral Services will be held Thursday January 10, 2013 at 1:00 PM at the Gebhardt Enterprise Baptist Ch more...
Douglas Brian Stark had worked for 17 years at Tecumseh before he and his wife, Dorothy owned and operated Stark Florist and Greenhouse in Richwood for over 30 years. He was a veteran of the U. S. Army, and he enjoyed gardening, fishing, and music, often playing his keyboards to help unwind. He is survived by a son, Cory Aaron Stark, Marion; a grandson, Aaron Stark, Marengo; a brother, Robert E. Stark, Marion; a sister, Velma (Ron) Nauman, Marion; a half-brother more...
Michelle Renee Starr Michelle Renee Starr, 26, of Delaware, died Thursday, Aug. 16, 2001, at Grady Memorial Hospital. She was a homemaker and member of the Jewish faith. The River Valley High School graduate also loved all kinds of music. She was born July 12,1975 in Marion to Mike and Sandra Starr. They survive and live in Delaware. Also surviving are: a daughter, Nora Starr; a brother, Nathan Starr of Delaware; and two grandmothers, Ruth Penney of Richwood and Nora more...

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