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Ray D. Reeley and_____^ Great Grandchildren also survive. Surviving Brothers and Sisters and Addresses ------------------------------- ________1 bro - Edison, Marion;_____________________________________________ ________2 sis - Mrs. Lucy. Porter , Mansf ig-ldj---------------------------- Mrs. Lena Dysert, Marion Memorial F8fSS%l Services will be held___Thurs May 31. _________________, 19___ at 1 = 30P m. in the Ballinger F. H.__________________________________ more...
Barbara R. Rhodes aymond for many years. Surviving is her husband, Raymond Rhodes, they were married February 11, 1955 in Waldo. Also surviving are their children, Danny (Susan) Rhodes of Prospect, James (Susan) Rhodes of Marion, Dale (Janet Porter Beeney) Rhodes of LaRue and Lorine Sue (Bob) Grimes of Wheeling, West Virginia Eight grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren Siblings, Mary Ellen Dune of Marion, Juanita Fields of Marion and Harry Frank Miller of Dela more...
R. Todd Ridgeway had worked at Select Sires in Plain City for over 30 yrs. Todd was a huge sports enthusiast. He loved bull riding, fishing and extensive hunting. He also had a passion for dirt track auto racing, he was photographer and reporter for various racks around the state. But his favorite gig was North Union football, he loved taking pictures and reporting on the games. Surviving along with his mom are his son: Matthew Ridgeway of Mt. Gilead, sister: more...
Roland Duke Ridgeway Jr. y. He was a 1964 graduate of Richwood High School. A friend to all in the Richwood area, Duke was the 40 year owner of Ridgeway Trailers just outside of the village on State Route 47. A racer at heart, Duke was a big supporter of the Richwood area Gibson family racing ventures through the years. He saw many checkered flags with Jeff Gibson at the wheel of his 305 open wheel Sprint Car. Ridgeway actually started racing a 55 Chevrolet at Sha more...
Marian Lee Ridgway re sits on uptown. John had started and maintained the beautiful flag program throughout the town. Marian continued on with this following John’s passing. She enjoyed music and played the piano. Marian also was a strong supporter of the DAV. Surviving are her children, Rondalee (Michael) Ballinger of Gardnerville, Nevada, Dean Mel (Micky) Ridgway of LaRue and Annette Oke of Pittsburgh, PA. Grandchildren, Rex (Nicole) Ballinger and Nicholas (Co more...
Martha Alice Rittenhouse Martha Alice Rittenhouse, 88, formerly of Prospect died Wednesday, February 22, 2006 at Wintersong Village Nursing Facility in Delaware. She was born January 14, 1918 to the late Frank Porter and Pearl Ethel (Shuff) Hempy. The former Ranco employee was a member of the Central Community Baptist Church. On September 20, 1938 she married John Rittenhouse, who died February 3, 2003. She is survived by 2 daughters, Darlene D. (Robert) Caulki more...
Harry W. Roberts nd served as chairman for 10 years. He was Elgin West District Chairman for the United Way for many years, volunteered for Meals on Wheels and also worked with the L.A.S.A.P. at the Methodist Church. He was The Marion Star reporter for the LaRue area for many years, was honored as LaRue Community Hero in August 1996 and ran the Something Different Card Shop in LaRue. He enjoyed sports, outdoor activities, traveling and spending time with his fami more...
John A. Roller d from Bucyrus City Schools as Superintendent. John was a long-time member of the Epworth United Methodist Church in Marion and had been an active member of the Prospect Lions Club. A huge sports fan, John was an avid supporter of The Ohio State University where he received his undergraduate degree. He earned his Master’s Degree from Xavier University. On July 29, 1969 at the LaRue United Methodist Church he married the former Paula Fiel more...
Betty Kathryn Schmelzer andchildren and 2 Great Grandchildren also survive. Surviving Brothers and Sisters and Addresses _ 3 sis - Mrs. J.W. (Ruth) Wright, Walker, Missouri;_ Mrs. Thomas (June) Greathouse, Marion; -Mrs.—L-.—A-.—( Donna )—Porter,—Long Beach,—Cali-f .- Graveside PServices will be held_Fri., Noy. 24. 1989_, 19_ at_11: 00a m. in the_Claibourne Cemetery_ with Rev__Wayne Carzatt_officiating. Burial will be in_ _claibourne Cemetery, near_ more...
Glen E. Schotte ch was located between Meeker and Big Island. At different points in his life he was a avid hunter, enjoyed traveling, raced and owned horses with his father Clay, and built race cars with his brother Lloyd. He was also a supporter of and enjoyed the company of his friends and neighbors at the Meeker Sportsman’s Club. He was quite card player and enjoyed poker with friends and trips to Las Vegas and Havana, Cuba. He was preceded in death by hi more...
Thomas H. Shields n to many, always enjoyed life and loved to travel. A 21-year member of the North Union School Board, he was also very active in Little League baseball. A charter member of North Union Athletic Complex, he was a great supporter of high school sports. He loved following college basketball. He was an avid golfer who took great pride in maintaining his lawn. On December 28, 1958 he married the former Sara J. Cheney in the First United Metho more...
Kelley F. Swartz d to agriculture. Other hobbies of his were trapshooting, spending time outside building unique tools to be used on the farm, and going on trips with his family. An honorary member of the Richwood Fair Board, he was a big supporter of the Richwood Fair and local FFA activities, being a past North Union FFA President himself. Besides his wife, Mary Lu, he is survived by two sons, Kelton of Columbus and Kyle of Richwood; a sister, Peggy Ann Swart more...
George G. Thompson, Jr. survived by two daughters, Carolyn Rose (Jim) Chute, Richwood; Anna Nichole (Tom) Meehan, Ostrander; two sons, Daniel Gifford Thompson, LaRue; David Mark (Linda) Thompson, Circleville; nine grandchildren, Bryanmichael (Kim) Porter, Ashley (Benjamin) McWherter, Caleb Porter, Eric (Chelsea) Chute, Chelsea (Tim) Young, Charlie (Jessica) Davis, Thomas Meehan, Cadet Noah Meehan, U. S. Army, PFC Sebastian Meehan, U. S. Army; sixteen great-grandchildre more...
Pamela Sue Weaver n March 24, 1949 in Marion to David E. and Deloris Annabelle (Gholson) Strobel Pam was of the Baptist faith, she was very crafty, able to do many talented things with her hands. She was also a very good cook and was a big supporter of her son and his working with his coonhounds. Surviving are her children: Stephanie Griffin of Elida, Elizabeth (James) Goodson of Headland, Alabama and Jon (Rachel) Weaver of Green Camp Two granddaughters: Lauren a more...
Paula Askew Webb ch of Christ small group Bible Study, led by Willie Stoltzfus, which Paula thoroughly loved. She was very active in the Central Ohio Emmaus Community, serving on many different teams, and was an avid North Union Wildcat supporter, particularly of whichever sport in which her girls were participating. A 1978 Pleasant High School graduate, she loved being outdoors and playing tennis. She had recently been creating video tributes for many folk more...
Nancy Jean Williams sville Christian Church. Nancy had held a few jobs, but her favorite was being a childcare provider. She considered most of her daycare kids as a part of her family. She also loved all her grandchildren and was a faithful supporter at all their events. She loved family events and was always up for playing games. Surviving are her daughters, Vicki (Steve) Price, Richwood; Heidi (Matt) Dunbar, Marysville; son in law, Mike Carmean of Richwood grand more...
Barbara Ann Pierce Anderson Wilson and football. Having been a longtime resident at the Arbors, she had become a spokesperson and advocate for patients and residents there. Her first husband was Howard Anderson, with whom she had three children, Lisa (John Porter) Lester, Rushsylvania and her children Kristina and TyAnn; Dawn Kay (Fred) Valfre, Abilene, Texas and their children, Marcus and Rachael; a son, Ralph (Lisa) Anderson, Marysville and their children, Katlin and Rylie; 6 more...
Paul E. Wright 946, he married Wilma Jean Reiter, who survives. Also surviving are four sons, Larry Joe, Roger Allen, David Lee and Phillip Neal Wright, New Bloom-ington; three daughters, Mrs. John (Paula Jean) Everett, Marion, Carolyn Sue Porter, Dallas, Texas, and Mrs. Dan (Charlotte Ann) Bush, Waldo; a sister, Mrs. Carl (June) Gray, Chesterville; and seven grandchildren. Two brothers and a sister preceded him in death. The service will be 10:30 a.m. Thursday more...

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