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Virginia E. "Ginny" Carrel ildren, Brandon (Taylor) Pfeiffer, Lindsey Pfeiffer, Justin Light and Megan Light; three great-great-grandchildren, Ava, Brantley and Brooks Pfeiffer; two brothers, Larney (Sharon) Cole and Richard (Daisy) Cole; and two very special nieces, Nan and Sue Dickerson; also, several step-children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by a grandson, Eric Stidham, a great-grandson, Benjamin Pfeiffer, and three sisters, Emma more...
Mary Jane Carr PENNINGTON, N.J. — Mary Jane Carr, 81, of Pennington, N.J., died Oct. 15, 2001, at the Medical Center at Princeton. Born in Morral, Ohio, she was a former school teacher in Ohio and county supervisor of special education. She had resided for 23 years in Bayonet Point, Fla. where she was former director of Christian education at the First United Methodist Church of New Port Richie, Fla. and was the founder of the Wee Wisdom Preschool program of more...
Derek M. Carter ll officiate and burial will be at the Claibourne Cemetery. Friends may call from 5 to 8 p.m. Tuesday Memorial contributions may be made to the Lowe's Syndrome Association, 222 Lincoln St., West LaFayette, Ind. 47906, or the Special Wish Foun dation, 2244 S. Hamilton Road, Columbus, Ohio 43232., 9, of Richwood died Friday, Dec. 5, 1997, at Memorial Hospital of Union County. He was a third-grade student at Mill Valley Elementary School and former more...
Leanna Kathryn Moyer Cereoli Republican and was voted in Union County Central Committee Member in 2006. She loved to travel, and her favorite abroad destination were her trips to Germany. She enjoyed her visits to see family member all over the US and especially her solo ventures to Texas. As much as she loved being with family, she also loved being by herself and enjoyed spending time with her animals and being in nature. Surviving are her children: Casandra (David) Stone more...
Alice Chandler ong member of the Rush Creek (Essex) United Methodist Church and was very active in her service to the church and her community. She was a member of the WSCS, cooked countless funeral dinners, alumni dinners and catered many special events. When the church was between pastors, she would even preach on Sunday morning. Her faith was unshakable and the life she lived was a testimony to that faith. Alice had worked at the former IGA in Richwood and more...
Ivan L. Chandler spots. When he was in High School at Richwood, he was a talented football player, he carried his love of football throughout his life, cheering on the Wildcats, Buckeyes and Browns. Ivan was also a farmer and loved animals, especially dogs. Ivan had some physical limitations in his life that never slowed him down, he was an inspiration to many. Surviving is his wife: Alice Marie (Sayre) Chandler, they were married March 29, 1957 in Essex, also s more...
Guy Chapman dsons; Cody Chapman of Ontario and Zayin Stiles of Marion. Two sisters; Velma Roberts of LaRue and Peggy Chapman of Apple Valley, CA, a sister-in-law Sue Chapman of Marion. Numerous aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews. And a special friend from high school Otis Anderson of Dillon, Montana. A Brother Milford and a sister Phyllis Rhoden preceded him in death. A 1963 graduate of Holmes-Liberty High School. He attended The Ohio State University more...
Randall James Chapman wood, Calif., and Chad (Cindy) Chapman of San Diego, Calif.; two brothers, Kevin (Shauna) Chapman of Richwood, and Steve (Yayon) Chapman of Raleigh, N.C.; a sister, Melodi (Dale) Wiser of Ostrander; a grandson, Reese Carter; special friends, Allen and Tabitha Couch of Middleburg; several nieces and nephews; a great-niece and great-nephew; and aunts, uncles and cousins. In keeping with Mr. Chapman's wishes to make things as simple as possible, the more...
Richard E. Chapman ber of the Richwood Church of Christ, and had been Cub Master for Cub Scout Pack 109. He enjoyed fishing and following the Gibson racing family, having raced go karts in his younger days. Dick loved sports of all kinds, especially basketball, which he played and coached for many years. Besides his wife, Ginger, he is survived by three sons, Brent (Kim) Chapman, Richwood; Dean (Shelly) Chapman, York Center; Michael (Dawn Gray) Chapman, Richw more...
George Ann (Retterer) Charles family lineage, proudly publishing in 2017, the Retterer Family History Book. George Ann lived a full active life, she left a lasting impact on the community she loved and will greatly be missed by her family & friends. A special thanks from the Charles/Sager family goes to Tranquility Hospice of Delaware for their loving care. A celebration of life ceremony will take place at 11:00 am on Saturday June 10, 2023, at the Richwood First United M more...
Bonnie M. Cheney 2002, at Memorial Hospital of Union County after a brief illness. She was a 1955 graduate of Richwood High School and had worked as an admissions clerk at Memorial Hospital for the last 15'A years. She enjoyed gospel music, especially the Gaithers, and enjoyed many Saturdays shopping with her daughter. The joy of her life was her grandchildren and all their activities. She was born Aug. 26,1937, in Richwood to the late George E. and Nina Wurtsbau more...
Kevin E. Cheney 72 in Marion to Robert L. and Melva (Patchet) Cheney, who both survive in Richwood. On September 23, 2000 he married the former Marsha Blue in Richwood and she survives in Milford Center. He was a Senior Regulatory Affairs Specialist for Abbott Laboratories where he had worked for 15 years. He was a member of the Richwood First United Methodist Church and had attended the Milford Center United Methodist Church. A 1990 Elgin High School grad more...
Paul E. Clark his wife of 31 years, he is survived by sons; Jeff Clark of Portsmouth, Ohio, and Shawn Clark of New Bloomington, Ohio Daughters:Yvonne (Rick) Hollenback of Ft. Myers, Florida, and Dawn (Shawn Gunnoe) Clark of Marion, Ohio. Special friend Little Carl. Brothers; Herman (Sue) Clark of Lakeview, Ohio and Evan (Ali) Clark of Marion. Sisters; Pam (Rocky) Giffin of New Albany, Ohio, Barbara (Dale) Bush of Arlington, TX. Grandchildren Nathan Clark, more...
Paul W. Clay ose) Clay, Gahanna; two daughters, Paula Shaffer, California; Vicki (Tim) Smith, Cincinnati; nine grandchildren, Branden and Alex Gulick; Aaron and Ashley Shaffer; Cody and Kayle Smith; Felecia, Quinten and Sierra Clay and a special nephew. Graveside services will be Thursday, October 18, 2012 at 1:00 PM at Price Cemetery with Pastor Dave Lippert officiating. There will be no calling hours. Memorial gifts may be made to the American Cance more...
Ronald Crittendon Clevinger r they had two daughters and became members of The First Freewill Baptist Church after moving to Marion, Ohio. Ron worked at Eaton Corporation and then Dana Corporation for 33 years, retiring in 2000. Ron loved music with a special passion for Bluegrass. He also enjoyed gardening, feeding the birds, playing cards with friends and watching Kentucky Basketball. Most of all he enjoyed spending time with his beloved family. Ron had a great love for more...
Rosella S. Climer She is survived by one daughter-in –law Cynthia R. Climer of LaRue, Two grandchildren; Michael J. Climer of Richwood, and William R. (Kirsten Kerr) Climer of Columbus, one Great Granddaughter; Charley Michelle Climer. Special friend Sandra Campbell of Richwood. Brothers and sisters surviving are Joseph T. (Mary) Miffitt of Ellington, CT, Irene (Robert) Sherman of Albuquerque, NM, Julius J. Miffitt of Ellington, CT, Lillian (Ed) Robb of more...
Clevestine Cline vies, shopping for the best deals, gardening (tending to her very large garden), canning and freezing what she grew, taking care of her fruit trees, caring for her hummingbirds that came back every season, she always had one special dog in her life, and she loved her grandchildren very much. She was a loving wife and a dedicated mother who loved to laugh and listen to music. A unique and strong woman that was the center of her family. She battle more...
Carolyn A. Clunk by her life partner, Richard A. Lyon, Prospect; two sons, Larry J. (Amy) Clunk, Box Elder, South Dakota; Alan E. (Amber) Clunk, Prospect; two brothers, Ralph (Patty) Russell, Prospect; Charles (Shirley) Russell, Prospect; a special sister-in-law, Mary (Gary) Nucio, Naples, Florida; and granddaughters, Mikayla, Bethany and Maya. She is also survived by Marke A. (Denise) Lyon, Marion; Julie (Jeff) Daily, Winter Garden, Florida; and her best frie more...
Chadrick David Cobb h by grandparents, Warren Kramp and Robert and Annie Cobb. He was a 1993 graduate of Elgin High School. Chad enjoyed gardening and taking care of people with his love of cooking. He was a very talented cook and one of his specialties was desserts. Chad was hardworking and dedicated to his career in food service where he worked for many years and was the General Manager of a Wendy’s in Columbus. Very much a family man, he loved his frie more...
Robert Eugene Cobb Sr. ars, retiring in 1988. He was an avid Cleveland Browns and Indians fan, as well as the Ohio State Buckeyes. Bob enjoyed spending time boating and relaxing at Indian Lake. He enjoyed reading westerns and loved dancing, especially to Country and Western. He is survived by his children, Robert, Jr (Sally) Cobb, LaRue; Shirley (Mike) Schmelzer, Richwood ; David (Robbie) Cobb, New Bloomington; Sharon (Gary) Butler, LaRue; Richard (Deanna) Cobb, more...
Ileene “Toby” Cole d Melvin Cole, he passed away in 1993, and she was also predeceased by a son Michael Perry in 2008,a brother Melvin Hood and 2 sisters: Mary Rose Moore and Irene Scotten Toby had a heart of gold, she was a loving Mother and special “Gram” to her grandchildren, she loved golfing, boating, fishing and traveling. She also enjoyed cooking, reading and crocheting. Until her recent illness, when she was able, she attended the Claibourne United Met more...
Charles W. “Chuck” Coleman High School. He loved the “Cats”, many did not know, but Chuck was the Wildcat Mascot for many years at football and basketball games, he truly loved doing this. Chuck was a big fan of going to concerts, country music, especially Hank Jr. was at the top of his list, he even enjoyed Bobaflex with his son Lance. Chuck enjoyed shooting pool, hunting and fishing. Surviving along with his mom is his wife: Shelly Lynn (Johnson) Coleman, they were more...
Donna Mae (Smith) Collins became part of her family. As a result of her love of her work, she did many things that were very much above and beyond the call of duty. She was an avid antique collector, loved flowers, gardening and her family and especially her grandchildren. Funeral services will be held 11 a.m. Monday, Oct. 6, 2003, at the Stofcheck Funeral Home in LaRue, Ohio. Minister will be the Rev. C.L. Fuqua. Burial in Grand Prairie Cemetery. Friends may call f more...
Jill Elaine Columber augh) Brown, her mom survives in Marysville. She was also preceded in death by her step-father: James N. Brown and a brother: Jason Brown Jill was a giving soul who loved her family greatly. Her nieces and nephews were very special to her, she had a soft spot in her heart for kids. To a fault, Jill would do anything for anyone. She loved collecting Santa Claus’s and was known to enjoy the company of cats. Years ago, she kept score for Baseball more...
Charles Ernest Colwell oll will officiate. Burial will follow in the Claibourne Cemetery, where there will be Military Honors conducted by the Vietnam Veterans of America #1095. Friends may call Friday from 5-7 pm at the funeral home in Richwood. Special thanks to Promedica Hospice for their loving care at the very end. Also, thanks to Memorial Specialty Care staff. He viewed them all as family and they made the process much easier for him. Memorial gifts may be made more...

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