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Beverly Jean (Evans) Allen, 82 of Bloomfield, passed away peacefully in the morning hours of Thursday, April 24, 2025, at Genesis Hospital.

Beverly was born on June 22, 1942, in Washington, DC. She is the daughter of the late Louis C. and Olga E. (Plouzek) Evans. She worked for and eventually retired from 人兽性交 University as the Director of Human Resources.

Beverly is survived by her husband of 62 years, John A. Allen III, whom she married on August 31, 1963; her two sons, Randy (Jeannine) Allen and Jeff (Valerie) Allen; her four grandchildren, Becca, Emily, Louie, and Janie Allen; her siblings, Paul Evans and Carol DeVries; as well as many friends.

Matthew 鈥淢att鈥� 鈥淣orton鈥� Scott Dietrich, 58 of Zanesville died at 2:59 AM Friday, April 25, 2025, at his home under hospice care following a brief illness.

He was born on Saturday, September 10, 1966, in Cleveland, Ohio. Matt graduated from Massillon Washington High School in 1984. Then graduated from 人兽性交 College in 1988 with a Bachelor鈥檚 Degree in History and Political Science. Matt was a Veteran of the United States Marines having proudly served during Operation Desert Storm. He was employed at Kellogg Zanesville Plant. He was an avid Cleveland Browns and Cleveland Indians fan.

Matt is survived by his wife, Natalie Loraine Young Dietrich, whom he married September 27, 2011, a step-daughter, Whitney Herron; a grandson Kase Inniss; his father Charles (Linda Margolin) Dietrich, four siblings, Beth (Rob) Kelch, Bill (Tony Zanelotti) Dietrich, Chip (Jane) Dietrich and Tom (Katie Woodburn) Dietrich; eight nieces and nephews, Rebecca, Tim, Daniel, David, Kevin, Ryan, Desmond, and Theo.
Matt was preceded in death by his mother, Rose Diane Goss Dietrich.

Mary Brown (nee Eidel) age 88, beloved wife of Tom Brown for 63 years. Loving mother of Michael Brown (Lorie) and Virginia Birkhimer. Adoring grandmother of Logan, Jennifer, Jessica (Dane), and Cassidy and great-grandmother of Hayden and Levi. Dear sister of Carol Foltz (Larry). Mary was a beloved special education teacher whose wisdom, kindness, and great sense of humor touched the lives of all who knew her. She dedicated her career to helping students with special needs, always going above and beyond to ensure they felt seen, valued, and supported. Outside the classroom, Mary was an active member of the Westlake United Methodist Church, where she sang in the church choir and was part of several traveling singing groups. Her love for music and her church community were central to her life, and she shared her voice and spirit with others whenever she could. Mary鈥檚 generosity, warmth, and unwavering desire to help people made her known as one of the nicest, most compassionate individuals anyone could ever meet. She will be deeply missed by her family, friends, and all who had the privilege of working with her or crossing her path.

Roger Boyd Sippey of Naples, FL passed away on Thursday April 17, 2025, surrounded by loving family.

Roger was born in Zanesville, OH on February 6, 1942, the son of Ruth Sparling and Walter Sippey. He was an Eagle Scout and a recipient of the God and Country award. He graduated from The Kiski School in Saltsburg, PA (1960) and 人兽性交 College in New Concord, OH (1964).

While at 人兽性交, he met and fell in love with Janet Hoehn, and they married in 1965. They were married for 59 years, and raised four children together: Michael, Nancy, Jason and Margaret (Meg). Roger, Janet and their kids lived in Alexandria, VA, Wallingford, PA, Hinsdale, IL, Clayton, MO, Wallingford (again), Grosse Pointe Park, MI, and Chicago, IL. They made many wonderful, life-long friends at every stop. Roger was a loving father-in-law to Laura Condenanza, Steve Denenberg, and Katrina Traywick, and took great joy in watching his children raise their own families. He was 鈥淧epa鈥� to seven grandchildren: Jane, Charlie, Drew, Kate, Caroline, Emma and Pippa.

In 1968 Roger joined Feralloy Corporation, then a small, privately-owned steel company. He helped build Feralloy into one of the largest volume flat-rolled steel service centers in North America, and retired as its President and CEO in 2010. While at Feralloy he was the General Manager of Feralloy St. Louis, Feralloy California, Feralloy Wilmington, Feralloy Detroit, and SVP and Chairman of all of their joint ventures. After retiring from Feralloy he co-founded Logic Capital Partners with his son, Jason. He was a graduate of Greater Naples Leadership, and was a mentor and guide to many young leaders.

Roger was an incredible friend, and was always in touch with the people he loved. He was an avid, though very average golfer, playing with his regular group of buddies in Naples at The Vineyards. He spent his summers golfing, boating, fishing and hiking with his wife and family near their cottage in the Blue Ridge Mountains. He had a passion for classic cars, loved watching sports with his kids and grandkids, attended concerts of all genres, and was an active reader and sharer of the latest biographies and business books. He ran a marathon in the California redwoods, sailed and boated every corner of Lake Michigan, biked hundreds of miles through the Missouri and Pennsylvania countryside, and rode his motorcycle up and over the continental divide.

Richard F. Marsch, age 88, of Merrillville, IN, passed away on Thursday, June 13, 2024.

Richard is survived by his wife of 59 years, Gerrie Marsch; daughter, Kim Polk; grandchildren: Ryan (Megan) Tatusko & Lindsay Trausch; great-grandchildren: Ryder Tatusko, Presley Tatusko, Quinn Tatusko, Luke Trausch, Henry Trausch and Benjamin Trausch; brother, Robert Marsch; sister-in-law, Antoinette Dobis; and his many nieces and nephews.

Richard was preceded in death by his parents: Fredrick & Emma Marsch.

Richard was a supervisor with U.S. Steel for 42 years. He was a member of the Glen Park Izaac Walton and the NRA. Richard was an avid trapshooter and participated in many different state and international competitions and championships. Richard played college football and was a fan of the Pittsburgh Steelers. He was also a karate instructor in his younger years. Richard enjoyed smoking cigars with his closest friends.

Jeanne Thorne (n e Cuny), 81, of Manasquan NJ, formerly of Rutherford and Harrington Park, passed away peacefully on Thursday, April 10, 2025. Jeanne was a proud graduate of 人兽性交 University in Ohio and retired from Chase Mellon, where she worked as a computer programmer. In retirement, she found joy in quilting, playing Bridge, walking her beloved dog Sammie, and entertaining family in her home. Above all, she cherished spending time with her grandchildren. She was the beloved wife of the late Robert Thorne (1997), and the devoted mother of Karen and her husband Andrew Soukup, and Laura and her husband Dan Weinstein. Jeanne was a cherished grandmother to Hannah, Julia, Kate, Emily, and Drew. She is also survived by her dear brothers Donald Cuny and his partner Joanie Sapienza, Jay Cuny and his wife Margaret, and her sister-in-law Barbara Cuny. She was predeceased by her brother Robert Cuny. 

Marianne Miller, aged 85, of Loudonville, OH, died peacefully on April 9, 2025, after an extended illness, with her family at her side. She had been under recent hospice care at the home of her son and daughter-in-law in Dublin, OH. While we are profoundly saddened that she is gone from our earthly presence, we are relieved in knowing that she is at home with the Lord and is in peace. We can rejoice in knowing that she will be in our hearts forever, as we know we are in hers. Marianne was born in Columbus, OH, on July 16, 1939, to Robert Goodlive Bainter of Zanesville, OH, and Margaret L. Peg (Pennell) Bainter Bricker of Loudonville, OH. Her parents met when her father, an engineering graduate of The Ohio State University, came to Loudonville to work on the construction of the Pleasant Hill Dam. One day, when he was feeling hungry, he walked into a downtown Loudonville restaurant where her mother was waitressing, and that was the beginning of her parents brief time together as her father died when Marianne was two years old. Marianne was preceded in death by her husband, Donald James Jim Miller, whom she had known from high school, on May 30, 2011; her father (in 1941), her mother (in 1987), and her stepfather, Frank Bricker, (in 1979). Marianne and Jim were married on September 8, 1961, honeymooned at Niagara Falls, and shared 50 years together. In their younger years, she and Jim were certified scuba divers, and they enjoyed spending time boating and skiing on Lake Erie and Pleasant Hill Lake. Marianne is survived by her son David E. (Michelle Cramer) Miller of Dublin, OH; daughter Christine S. (Calvin F. II) Lowe of Loudonville, OH; grandchildren Calvin F. III (Tori Mowery) Lowe of Loudonville, OH, Jennifer Margaret (Bret) Hottle of Lexington, OH, and Stephanie L. Miller of Dublin, OH; great-grandsons Calvin Fletcher Lowe IV and Fletcher James Hottle; brother James (Fran) Bainter of Scottsdale, AZ; fraternal nieces Jessica Bainter of Scottsdale, AZ, Jane Bainter of Los Angeles, CA, and Susan Baghdadi of Amman, Jordan; and niece-in-law Becky J. Overman of Loudonville, OH. Marianne was a 1957 graduate of Loudonville High School, where she was a cheerleader, and she lived her entire life in Loudonville, eventually moving into the home that her mother and stepfather built. She was honored to have been involved in organizing her high school class reunions as she wanted her classmates to get together to enjoy a delicious meal and have a fun time. She attended 人兽性交 College and Kent State University. Marianne worked at the Village Inn in Loudonville, Mansfield Plumbing Products in Perrysville, and Macy s in Mansfield during her lifetime. She cherished playing cards with her many friends, spending time with her family, and, more recently, spending time with her young great-grandsons. She is holding Fletcher James, her birthday twin, in the accompanying photograph. She always looked forward to springtime when she would roust her family to help her display her quirky-looking swimming pool floaties in her backyard pond. She enjoyed fine dining at chop houses and seafood restaurants in places like Charleston SC, Savannah GA, and New England. She liked traveling, cruising, and visiting her brother and sister-in-law in Arizona. She would memorialize her travels and fancy meals by taking pictures of her small rubber duck, which she had named Trip, placed next to her food or drink or positioned in the foreground of a famous landmark and then posting the pictures on Facebook. Marianne joked that she did not have a middle name because she came from humble beginnings. Those who knew her were aware of her ornery sense of humor and she often gave her family, friends, and caregivers a bit of sass. 

Doris Riggle, 97, of Washington, formerly Houston, passed away peacefully Sunday, March 30, 2024, in Premiere Washington Health Center. She was born, January 12, 1928, in Chartiers Township, a daughter of the late Ralph and Wilma McConnell Paxton. Doris was a 1945 graduate of Chartiers High School. Following high school, she attended Muskingham College. On December 21, 1951, she married John H. Riggle, who died June 1, 2013. Mrs. Riggle worked briefly for Hardy and Rankin in Canonsburg before starting her family. Once her children were out of school, she completed her education at California University of Pennsylvania, receiving her Bachelor's degree in Education. She then worked in the Chartiers-Houston School District as a substitute teacher and administrative aide. Doris was a lifelong member of First United Presbyterian Church in Houston. Surviving are a son, Jay Riggle and wife Cathy of Erie; a daughter, Lynn Riggle of Mercer; four grandchildren, Amy Carlisle (Ryan), Emily Neal (Ryan), Mark Riggle (Jessica), and Eli Blasko (Lydia); eight great- grandchildren, Alice and Penny Carlisle, Griffin Potts, Baylon and Vivienne Neal, Henry and Theo Riggle, and Rowan Blasko; two sisters, Marjorie Meneely and Isabelle Alderson, both of Washington; and several nieces and nephews. 

Mary Pauline (Polly) McCoy, age 96, passed away on April 1, 2025. She was born to the late Thomas A. Coleman and Lena Weinert in Versailles Borough, Pennsylvania on August 25, 1928. Polly was preceded in death by her husband, David Crawford McCoy; sisters, Hazel Moore, Jean Taylor, and Constance Combs; and brothers, Thomas Coleman, Jr., Wendall Coleman, and Don Coleman. Polly graduated from McKeesport High School in McKeesport, Pennsylvania before attending 人兽性交 College in New Concord, Ohio. She majored in Biology, became a member of the Kianu Sorority, and graduated in 1950 with a Bachelor of Education. At 人兽性交 College, Polly met her sweetheart, David Crawford McCoy, and they married in McKeesport, Pennsylvania on December 27, 1952. While Dave was in the Air Force, they lived at the Selfridge Air Force Base in Michigan, and McChord Air Force Base in Tacoma, Washington. Upon discharge they lived in Blissfield, Jackson, Charlotte, and East Grand Rapids, before spending the last 15 years at Beacon Hill at Eastgate. Polly taught in military and public schools in Pennsylvania, Washington, Ohio, and Michigan before retiring to raise their five children. She was active in the East Congregational Church for many years and a leader in the Joy Guild. Polly was a loving and faithful wife, an amazing mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother. She will be dearly missed by her children, Kristen (Paul) Koning of Centerton, Arkansas; Beth (Rick) Cooler of Bluffton, South Carolina; Todd (Alice) McCoy of Bluffton, South Carolina; Amy McCoy of Bluffton, South Carolina; and Scott (Kim) McCoy of Pleasanton, California; 10 grandchildren, Derek (Corie) Koning of Centerton; Arkansas, Devon (Shannon) Koning of Rogers, Arkansas; Brent (Jason) Cooler of Greenville, South Carolina; Brandon (Kate) Cooler of Bluffton, South Carolina; Chris Dal Bianco of Recife, Brazil; Gabi (Mauricio) Dal Bianco of Sao Paulo, Brazil; Felipe Dal Bianco of Recife, Brazil; Ella, Lily and Kate McCoy of Pleasanton, California; 6 great-grandchildren, Micah and Melanie Koning of Centerton, Arkansas; Bryce Cooler of Bluffton, South Carolina; and Maria, Bruno, and Otto Mantovani of Sao Paulo, Brazil.

Betty Colin Dasch, age 99, of Medina and formerly of New Concord, passed away peacefully on April 11, 2025, at Brookdale Camelot Senior Living in Medina, Ohio.

Born in Steubenville, Ohio, Betty was one of six children of Joseph and Katherine (Boxdorfer) Colin. She was a proud member of the Steubenville High School Class of 1943 and went on to earn her Bachelor of Arts Summa cum laude degree from 人兽性交 College in New Concord in 1971.

A devoted member of Christ鈥檚 Evangelical Lutheran Church in Cambridge, Ohio, Betty was active in numerous organizations throughout her life, including the Federated Club, the New Concord Jack and Jill Mothers鈥� Club, Feed My People, and the Women of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (WELCA). She attended ten national WELCA conventions. She traveled and camped extensively across North America from Alaska to Costa Rica with her husband.

Betty wore many hats in life 鈥� devoted stay-at-home mom, Sunday school teacher, Cub Scout den mother, adult college student, Spanish language teacher, volunteer, and faculty wife. Alongside her husband, she became an amateur insect collector and helped identify map locations, proof read, and type several of his published books. Visiting, caregiving, and quilt making for Lutheran World Relief occupied much of her free time in later years.

For the past six years Betty has lived at Brookdale Camelot, in Medina, where she was known for welcoming new residents. She was an associate member at Zion Lutheran Church in Valley City, but remained a generous supporter of Christ鈥檚 Lutheran Church in Cambridge.

Betty married her beloved husband, Clement E. Dasch, on December 30, 1947. He preceded her in death on November 29, 2007. She was also preceded in death by son James R. Dasch March 28, 2017, and siblings Ray (Mary) Colin, Dorothy (George) Burnett, Claire (Maurice) White, Robert (Marcia) Colin, and Alice (Gerald) Minto.

She is survived by her sons: Gregory (Marina) Dasch, Cameron (Jean) Dasch, and Richard (Barbara) Dasch; daughter-in-law, Amy Dasch; nine grandchildren: Jennifer (Ryan) Brown, Jeffrey (Christina) Dasch, Andrew (Jess) Dasch, Katy (Mark) Dasch, Sam Dasch, Trevor (Meredith) Dasch, Matthew Dasch, Peter (Marisa) Dasch, TJ (Madeline) Dasch; six great-grandchildren: Oliver, Jason, Jesse, and Sarah Brown, Brandon and Tristan Dasch; as well as many nieces, nephews, and dear friends.

Donna Jean (Durigg) Mowder died peacefully on April 1, 2025 after 94 years and 11 months of living. Not one to seek the spotlight, instead she possessed a quiet strength. Donna was always willing to lend a helping hand, do the work, or take the lead if needed.

She was born April 30, 1930 in Belmont, Ohio to Jacob and Ledria Durigg. A graduate of 人兽性交 College in elementary education, Donna met her future husband, John Mowder, when he gave her a ride home one weekend. (Truth be told, John knew right away she was the one. Donna, however, took a bit longer to be convinced since she was dating someone else.) Married in 1953, they moved to Westerville in 1958.

Over her lifetime, Donna took on many roles - second grade teacher for 5 years in Clintonville, Sunday school teacher, salesperson at The Union, Halles and Madisons in Northland Mall, American Cancer Society team leader, St. Ann's gift shop volunteer, 60+ year member of Church of The Messiah UMC, active member in Mary Circle and CCL.

She was most proud of being a wife of 63 years to John, and loving mother to Mark, Jane and Susan. Known for her handwritten cards and letters, she prefrred her computer for a mean game of Free Cell. Donna also loved a good book, a lively water aerobics class and riding her John Deere mower.

In her later years, she resided at Feridean Commons and Inn at Summit Trail. Both places provided wonderful care and made her feel loved. The family would also like to thank Capital City Hospice for providing excellent end of life care.

Survived by daughters, Jane and Susan. Donna was preceded in death by husband John and son Mark.

Alice M. King, age 90, of East China, peacefully went to be with the Lord on March 29, 2025. She was born on June 20, 1934 to the late John H. and Carice M. Steele in Newton Falls, Ohio. She was raised in Cambridge, OH where she attended a one room school for 8 years. Her mother was her teacher for grades 1, 2 and 3. Alice graduated from Cambridge High School, OH, class of 1951. She went on to 人兽性交 College where she graduated in 1955 earning her B.S. in education. Alice taught six and a half years in Columbus, OH. Following her time in Ohio, she moved to Michigan where she taught for 23 years in East China Schools, Palms, Belle River, and Washington Elementary. Alice went back to school and proudly earned her Master s Degree from Wayne State University in 1974. She has been a member of St. Martin s Lutheran Church, Marine City since 1970 assisting as a pantry worker as well as a member of the Altar Guild. Alice served as a volunteer at River District since 1995, and was a body recall member since 1994. She married in 1957 and 4 children born of union, Laura Decker of St. Clair, Wesley (Tanya) King of Castle Pines, CO, Gwen (Alphanso) Lewis or Augusta, GA, Trent King of Monument, CO; eight grandchildren, Mollie, Meri, Sydney, Keegan, Hannah, Port, Evan, Ashlyn; 3 great grandchildren, Avery, Emmett, Morris.

It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of Joyceann Shaffer McClelland, 87, of Zanesville, on Tuesday, April 1, 2025 at the Beckett House. Joyce was born in Cleveland, Ohio on December 6, 1937 to the late Russell Shaffer and Anne (Yanick) Shaffer. She graduated from Brush High School in 1955 and 人兽性交 College in 1959 where she was a cheerleader and a member of the Delta Gamma Theta sorority.

Joyce taught elementary school at South Zanesville Elementary for several years before leaving the profession when she became a mother. During her life, Joyce was an active member of the South Zanesville United Methodist Church where she also served as a Sunday School teacher. She also led the Christian Women鈥檚 Club of Zanesville. Along with her husband, Joyce owned and bred numerous standardbred horses for over 40 years, most notably Rain Proof, Pinkman, Action Uncle, and Sugar Instead.

The beloved mother and wife is survived by her husband of 56 years, Richard Hogan McClelland, and children Erin (Ron) Welch, Michael (Stacie) McClelland, and Jennifer (Kevin) Knapp. She is also survived by sister in-law Gayla Lemmon, grandchildren Tori and Kenna McClelland, Camryn and Jacob Welch, Parker and Reagan Knapp, an amazing caregiver for the past seven years, Sonia Baughman, Trey (Gabby) Welch, Kendal and Mason (Bubba) Kirkbride, Kelsie (Jeremy) Willison, and many nieces and nephews.

Beloved son, husband, father, grandfather, a friend to many, Warren Wiggins, of Northbrook, Illinois, died on March 26, 2025. Born on December 9, 1942, to Charles Leroy Wiggins and Beulah Mary Lydic Wiggins in Massillon, Ohio. Warren spent his childhood in Ambrose, Pennsylvania. He was preceded in death by his parents, brother Russell, and grandson Nathan Wiggins. He is survived by his wife of 60 years, Carolyn Joyce (Penn) Wiggins; daughter Elizabeth Bleile (Ron); sons Gregory (Laura) and Jeffrey (Sreyoshi Chakraborty); granddaughters Ashley Wiggins, Heather Wiggins, Katherine Bleile, Sarah Bleile, and grandsons Zachary Wiggins and Albert Wiggins; and sisters Karen Grant of Chicago, and Becky Wareham (Barry) of Littlestown, Pennsylvania, and several nieces and nephews. He graduated from 人兽性交 College in New Concord, Ohio, with a degree in history. He received a Bachelor of Divinity from Princeton Seminary in Princeton, New Jersey, and a Doctor of Divinity from McCormick Seminary in Chicago, Illinois. He served as pastor of several churches in Ohio and Illinois. In retirement, he remained active in ministry, serving as interim or guest pastor throughout Chicagoland and as a hospital chaplain. Love of travel began when he spent his junior year of college in Beirut, Lebanon. He visited 43 countries and had plans for future adventures. A voracious reader, he enjoyed book club and active engagement at the Presbytery of Chicago. Family was very important to Warren. He and Carolyn were blessed with twenty-three of their family members for a four-day celebration of their 60th wedding anniversary, June of 2024. 

Daniel Edwin Wise, M.D. passed away peacefully at his home in Greencastle, Indiana on Sunday, March 30th, 2025. He was surrounded by his wife of forty-one years, Candy Wise, and his children. The cause was complications of Parkinson's disease. He had just celebrated his 82nd birthday.

Dan was born March 27th, 1943 in Chillicothe, Ohio. His father, Willard, died suddenly from a cerebral aneurysm when Dan was six years old. He was raised by his mother, Marjorie. A playground accident at age eleven led to his left arm and hand being crippled, and he was in a cast for three years following multiple surgeries. This experience, coupled with the early passing of his father, would ultimately be what led Dan to pursue Cardiology. When his cast was finally removed, his mother sent him outside with a tennis racket. Dan excelled in athletics and became a tennis pro. After graduating from 人兽性交 College, Dan put himself through medical school at Ohio State University by teaching tennis.

After completing his residency and internship at UNC Chapel Hill and a fellowship in lipids at Johns Hopkins, Dan taught at the University of Florida Gainesville before returning to North Carolina, Settling in Charlotte, he became a beloved and successful cardiologist. He was a "physician's physician", often running late due to his dedication to each and every patient. Considered an expert in preventive cardiology he wore many hats, as a teacher, clinical researcher and leader in the cardiovascular field. He was an incredibly curious and dedicated physician and member of the medical community in Charlotte and the South East.

Dan spent his weekends with his children, whether on the golf course or tennis court. He bequeathed a love of athletics and a healthy lifestyle to his children. Dan practiced what he preached by following a healthy diet (including some desserts!), maintaining his fitness and practicing mindfulness. He was often on the treadmill in his cardiac rehab facility when patients began arriving at six am for therapy.

Dan's passion for medicine was only exceeded by his love of his family. He is survived by his wife Candace Cline Wise, and his four children: Tami Wise of Columbus, Ohio, Jeff Wise of New Milford Connecticut, Stephen Wise of Greencastle, Indiana, and Christopher Wise of Brooklyn, New York. He was the proud Papa to eight grandchildren, two of which arrived only a few weeks before his death. He was also the loving brother in law to Karen and George Wallace of Hendersonville, North Carolina, and Chip Cline of Matthews, North Carolina. He was an incredibly loving father in law to Lilah, Scott, Ashley and Daniele.

Gentle and unassuming, Dan was often behind his large camera, snapping photos of his children and grandchildren or delaying everyone on trips while awaiting that perfect shot. There are notorious Christmas morning family photos that will be cherished. He leaves thousands of photographs behind for his family to wade through.

Dan was a music lover and singer and for a while was a member of the choir at Myers Park Presbyterian Church. After long hours at the office, he decompressed in his much loved music room, listening to everything from Mozart to James Taylor to Barbra Streisand. Dan found great joy in the simple things; a nice glass of wine, a clean melody, and a good story. For a doctor, he had a savage sweet tooth, and often broke into his famous grin following bites of dessert. He could often be found dressed in scarlet and gray or light blue, rooting for his Buckeyes and Tarheels.

With a quiet fortitude and determination, Dan struck out on his own at the age of sixty-five and opened a private practice. Frustrated by a healthcare system that lacked personal attention, Dan created a thriving practice that offered personalized, dedicated treatment beloved by his patients. Dan practiced medicine in Pennsylvania for a year until he was diagnosed with Parkinson's in December of 2021.

A man of strong intellect, Dan's diagnosis proved a great challenge. He relied on his faith and his love of family in his final years, retiring to a home near his son and daughter-in-law's farm in Greencastle, Indiana. This heart doctor had a huge heart and a generous, loyal and gentle nature. He is missed by everyone that knew him.

Shirley Mae Kemerer White, a loving and nurturing wife, mother, grandmother, teacher, mentor, and friend, passed away peacefully on March 15, 2025, at the youthful age of 97.Shirley was born to Scott Kemerer and Annie Leese Kemerer on June 26, 1927 and grew up in Irwin, Pennsylvania. With her life-long best friend Betty Hamilton she went to 人兽性交 University in New Concord, Ohio where she double-majored in math and physical education. She met Bob White at a softball game, and while, as he told it, "she didn't give me the time of day," she quickly knew he was the one. They married in 1950, and their daughter Carol joined the family in 1963.Shirley was a teacher and mentor to a countless number of students during her fifty-five-year career. After teaching math and physical education in Ohio including at The Ohio State University, Shirley moved to The University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, where she taught physical education, nutrition and dance while Bob coached their basketball team. When she wasn't teaching, Shirley and Bob hosted students at their home, inviting them over for dinner when they couldn't get home during school breaks. Groups in her nutrition classes cooked healthy dinners at their home as part of their course work. Shirley was her husband's biggest fan and loved supporting his players. She cooked pre-game dinner for his basketball team every home game and washed the uniforms between games when the team went to the national tournament in Kansas City.A kind, generous person whose love made you feel like you were the most important person in the room, Shirley enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren and her many wonderful friends. Shirley was preceded in death by her soulmate, Bob, after 70 years of marriage. She is survived by her daughter, Carol Hustad (John); granddaughters, Lydia Schifsky and Sly Schifsky; her brother, Maynard Kemerer; and many former students and colleagues. 

Daniel R. Meadows, age 79, of North Canton stepped into heaven and was greeted by his father JD and infant daughter, Jamie on March 18, 2025. He was born on November 14, 1945, to Jesse Daniel and Ruth (Bland) Meadows in Campbellsville, Ky and moved to Ohio in1960. He graduated from John Glenn High School and 人兽性交 College. Daniel spent his career in education, spending time as a math teacher at Jackson Local Schools and finishing his career as the Math Coordinator for the Stark County Board of Education. He enjoyed time coaching baseball in North Canton Little League as well as bowling and golfing with friends and family. He served on the national board of Camps Farthest Out and his time spent with family was some of his most cherished times. He was an active member of John Knox Presbyterian Church serving as an Elder, Deacon, Sunday School teacher, and part of the men s prayer group as well as the praise team. He is survived by his mother Ruth Meadows (Bland); wife Martha Meadows (Ludlow); children David (Melissa), Daniel W., Aaron (Anna) and Anna (Jonathan) White; grandchildren Blake, Brock, Kaitlin, Lauren, AJ, Emma, Nathan, and Rachel; brother Jerry (Ceslie) Meadows; nieces and nephew.

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Frank R. Rodenbaugh, a beloved husband, father, grandfather, and friend, who left us unexpectedly on March 14, 2025, at the age of 77. Born on March 5, 1948, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, son of the late Ralph and Gladys Rodenbaugh. Frank lived a life full of love, laughter, and dedication to his family.

Frank was a devoted husband to his wife Christine, whom he married on July 15, 1972. Their nearly 53 years of marriage were marked by a deep and abiding love, filled with countless cherished memories. Together, they raised
two wonderful sons, Matthew (Julie) and Andrew (Chelsea), who carry on his legacy of kindness and generosity. Frank was a proud 鈥淧appap鈥� to his grandchildren: Emery, Myles, Clare, Theo, and Frank, who brought immense
joy and pride to his life.

As a brother, Frank was preceded in death by his brother Ralph, who is survived by his wife Deborah.

Frank pursued a successful career in sales within the carpet industry, where his warm personality and dedication earned him respect and admiration from colleagues and clients alike.

Daniel R. Meadows, age 79, of North Canton stepped into heaven and was greeted by his father JD and infant daughter, Jamie on March 18, 2025. He was born on November 14, 1945, to Jesse Daniel and Ruth (Bland) Meadows in Campbellsville, Ky and moved to Ohio in1960. He graduated from John Glenn High School and 人兽性交 College. Daniel spent his career in education, spending time as a math teacher at Jackson Local Schools and finishing his career as the Math Coordinator for the Stark County Board of Education. He enjoyed time coaching baseball in North Canton Little League as well as bowling and golfing with friends and family. He served on the national board of Camps Farthest Out and his time spent with family was some of his most cherished times. He was an active member of John Knox Presbyterian Church serving as an Elder, Deacon, Sunday School teacher, and part of the men鈥檚 prayer group as well as the praise team.

He is survived by his mother Ruth Meadows (Bland); wife Martha Meadows (Ludlow); children David (Melissa), Daniel W., Aaron (Anna) and Anna (Jonathan) White; grandchildren Blake, Brock, Kaitlin, Lauren, AJ, Emma, Nathan, and Rachel; brother Jerry (Ceslie) Meadows; nieces and nephew.

Sadly, our beloved, Bonita Glick Kugler, 82, of Lima, Ohio passed away on March 19, 2025, at Lima Convalescent Home. Bonnie was born on May 10, 1942, to Dr. John and Wilda Glick in Napoleon, Ohio. After graduating from Napoleon High School Class of 1960, she went on to study education and received a Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education from 人兽性交 College in 1964. It was there she met the love of her life Warner Kugler. Upon graduation, Bonnie taught elementary school in Centerville, OH from 1964-65. Warner and Bonnie were married in 1965 and moved to Bowling Green, OH where she continued her career in teaching. Bonnie is preceded in death by her mother, Wilda, in 1983 and her father, Jack, in 1999. She will be affectionately remembered by her husband, Warner; daughter, Jennifer (Eric) Rockhold of Chicago, Illinois; son, David (Sarah) Kugler of Grand Rapids, Michigan and grandchildren Amelia and Miranda Rockhold, Jack and Lily Kugler. She is also survived by her sisters Rusty Osvath and Cheri Millard.

Bonnie鈥檚 greatest joys and accomplishments were the love of her husband and the gift of being a mother and grandmother. She was a dedicated educator for 15 years at Bath Elementary School, retiring in 2001. Bonnie was compassionate, patient, creative and engaging with her students and fellow teachers. She continued her love of the classroom as a highly requested substitute teacher for Lima City, Bath and Shawnee Schools. She was also a member of the Women鈥檚 League of Lima.

Bonnie cherished her summers at Clear Lake with her friends and family. She so enjoyed entertaining, playing in the water with her children and grandchildren and most of all, basking in the sun at the end of the dock. Bonnie loved tending to her gorgeous flowers and was an avid knitter designing intricate hats for newborns, family and friends.

Bonnie will be remembered as a woman with exquisite taste, a zest for life and great sense of humor. She was never without her coral lipstick with matching manicure, a sparkle or embellishment and a fabulous tan! Her warm smile and infectious laughter were felt by all!

Michael Blakney Fodor - Passed away February 25, age 88, after a long illness. He was born in Milwaukee, WI, to Joseph and Katherine Blakney Fodor. He grew up in Pittsburgh and wrestled, played football and was on the track team at Mount Lebanon High School and later, at 人兽性交 College, playing left tackle on the undefeated 1955 Ohio Conference championship football team. He joined the Insurance Company of North America after graduating with a degree in economics and built a career in the surety and fidelity bonding industry. After finishing his service with the Pennsylvania National Guard, he moved his young family across the country five times before settling in the Chicago area in 1974. He was a nearly 50-year member of the Chicago Union League Club, and a Fourth-Degree member of the Knights of Columbus. By 1983, he was President of INA Bond Facilities in Chicago, and when corporate mergers ended his 24 years at INA he elected to stay in Chicago and take his talents to AON and Willis Corroon. He leaves behind his wife of 62 years Janice Hoyer Fodor, his two children Joe (Laura) Fodor and Nancy (Dave) Fritz, and 5 grandchildren. 

Floyd William Kinsey, age 100, of Millersburg and formerly of Port Washington, passed away on February 28, 2025, at Pomerene Hospital in Millersburg. Born on September 18, 1924, in Port Washington, he was the son of the late Victor Leroy and Phemia (Roenbaugh) Kinsey. Floyd graduated from Port Washington High School and served his country honorably in the United States Navy during World War II. After returning home, he completed his bachelor s degree at 人兽性交 College. In his youth, Floyd formed a lifelong friendship with Esther June Ruppenthal, which eventually blossomed into a deep and enduring love. The couple married on November 28, 1946, and shared a life full of companionship and love. One of their favorite pastimes was traveling across the United States while enjoying their shared passion for golf, a sport at which they both excelled. Floyd retired from General Electric after 44 years of service, concluding his career as a regional sales manager in Wake Forest, North Carolina. He was an active member of the Elfins Society and the Hole-in-One golf club. Floyd s spiritual journey was rooted in St. Paul s UCC in Port Washington, where he was both a member and a regular participant throughout his life. Floyd is survived by his son, Bill (Dana Wall); his grandson, Landon Kinsey; his granddaughter, Jenna Kinsey; his step-grandchildren, Brett (Brook) Billings, Casey (Guy Hamilton) Quirarte, Ford Billings, and Liv Billings; his niece, Jody Hren; and numerous other family members. In addition to his parents and wife, Floyd was preceded in death by his sister, June Stemple.

Ronald Virgil Johnson, 92 passed away at his residence on Saturday, March 1, 2025.

Ronald was born on December 11, 1932 in Kimbolton, Ohio, a son of Carl Chapman and Freda Mae Tedrick Johnson.

He came to this area 62 years ago and was a graduate of Canton South High School and graduated with a Bachelor鈥檚 Degree from 人兽性交 University.

He served in the Army during the Korean War and worked as an Industrial Engineer at Republic Steel and LTV and the Republic Storage System and retired in 1994.

He was a member of the Odd Fellows Club and Saxon Club, enjoyed going to casinos and enjoyed spending time with his family.

Ronald married the former Barbara June Leep on October 5, 1956 and she passed away December 31, 2021. He leaves one son, Timothy (Karen) Johnson of Columbiana; one daughter, Tami Johnson of Boardman; two grandchildren, Jayla (Barry) Leetch and Krista (Kevin) Smith; four great-grandchildren: Conner, Ben, Wesley, and Whitney. He leaves a nephew, Bill (Pam) Leep; nieces: Nancy (Kevin) Robinson, Laurie (Troy) Manley, Sheri (Joe) Rothermel; and numerous great-nieces and nephews.

Ronald was preceded in death by his parents, wife, one brother, Robert Johnson; and one sister, JoAnne Johnson; one niece, Anita (Nick) Racin; one nephew, Keith Johnson; and beloved dog, Mazelle.

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Margaret "Peggie" D. True, who left us on March 3, 2025, at the age of 85. Born on October 10, 1939, in Cambridge, Ohio, Peggie lived a life rich in music and love, touching countless hearts and inspiring many along the way.

Peggie dedicated over 30 years to teaching music at Seipelt Elementary School, where her passion for music became a lifelong gift to her students and community. She taught countless children how to play the recorder, which resulted in lessons in patience for parents along the way. A trailblazer in music education, she started the beloved After-School Orff Program, igniting a spark for creativity in young musicians. Beyond her teaching role, Peggie's talents extended to the national stage, where she served as local chair of the American Orff-Schulwerk Association National Conference in Cincinnati in 2001, showcasing her commitment to music education.

An enthusiastic educator, with an undergraduate degree from 人兽性交 University and a graduate degree from Wright State University, Peggie also shared her knowledge first as a music teacher at the St. Thomas Episcopal Church in Terrace Park and then at UC Clermont, further impacting the lives of many students. In her retirement, she taught piano lessons. Her love for music was matched only by her devotion to her family, who were her greatest joy. Peggie leaves behind her beloved husband of 62 years, J. Robert "Bob" True, daughters Wendy (David) Noe and Holly (Todd) Shaver, as well as her cherished grandchildren: Laurel, Andrew, Alex, and Nick. Her spirit will also be carried on by her brothers, Joseph (Janice), John, and Thomas (Thea) Duncan; sister-in-law, Rebecca (Larry) Sandy; and Bob and Rebecca's cousin John Dean.

Peggie was not just an educator; she was an integral part of her community, serving on the Clermont County Library Board and using her voice to advocate for resources that enriched the lives of children and families around her. Known for her high standards and quick wit, she will be remembered by all who knew her.

Carolyn 鈥淛oanne鈥� Worstall, age 89, of The Plains passed away peacefully at home on March 3, 2025.  She was active in various organizations over the years, too numerous to mention.  She retired from Beacon School in Athens, Ohio, was a member of the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd, church lunch program and church choir, an Associate of the Community of the Holy Spirit, White Shrine of Jerusalem, Art and Thimble service club, volunteer at various schools and service groups to name a few.

Her life was shared and enjoyed with her husband, Don Frazier, up until his passing.  They enjoyed traveling together, especially abroad, and spent several winters in Florida.  She was preceded in death by her husband Don Frazier and her parents William T. and Fern M. Homola.  

She was a loving mother and survived by Mark S. Worstall, son and Michele R. Parsons (Doug), daughter.  She had 6 grandchildren, Shannon (Brian) Castor, Shawn (Ashton) Parsons, Jerri (Jason) Schultz, Mark Worstall Jr., Cindy (Fred) Sanicky, and Glen (Liz) Worstall.  Great grandchildren, Rhett Parsons; Connor and Ily Schultz; Ariel, Cheyanne, and Kaylyn Sanicky; Bowen Worstall and Gage Worstall.  Also survived by stepchildren, Kathi (Tim) Foraker; Pat (Diane) Frazier; and Andy (Glenda) Frazier. Step grandchildren, Julie Foraker; Andrea (Logan) Vair; Daneesa Stoltey; Alex Frazier; Justin Frazier; Jackson Frazier and Benjamin Frazier.  Step great grandchildren, David and Joshua Hamilton, Murphy Vair, and McKenna Castor.

Quincy Monroe Crater II, affectionately known as Chip, 90, of Potomac, MD passed away peacefully on January 6, 2025. Chip was born to the late Quincy Monroe Crater and Rubye Shumaker Crater of Mt. Lebanon, PA where he was raised. At an early age he became a huge sports fan and was quite an athlete himself. He also loved to hunt and fish. Chip attended 人兽性交 College in New Concord, OH where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in mathematics and met his wife, Julia "Julie" Francis Crater of 65 years. After graduating from college in 1956 he joined the Navy and was stationed out of Norfolk, VA. He and Julie married on June 7, 1958. After being honorably discharged from the Navy Chip joined IBM in 1960 and was assigned to their Project Mercury programming operations. In 1962 he became one of the first IBMers to be assigned to the IBM facility at the NASA Manned Spacecraft Center (now known as the Johnson Space Center) in Houston, TX. In 1965 at the age of 30 Chip was the manager of the Gemini IV programming task force responsible for selecting the best programs to make the Gemini IV flight a perfectly controlled one and became known as the "Old Man (at 30) of A Young Industry." In 1966 Chip and Julie moved to Potomac, MD with their two daughters which became home for nearly six decades. After leaving IBM Chip joined Blue Cross Blue Shield of the National Capital Area where he became a senior executive until his retirement in 1985. Chip's love for his hometown sports teams in Pittsburgh, PA and Washington, DC was contagious turning his wife and daughters into avid sports fans, too. Many fall Sundays were spent at RFK or Three Rivers Stadium by the four Craters, and at Super Bowl venues if either of those teams found their way to the game. Chip was also a passionate golfer and had the privelege to play some of the best golf courses in the US. He shared that passion with his daughter, Cathryn. He and Julie found their way to Ireland and Scotland after retirement where he experienced links golf. However, Harbour Town Golf Links in Hilton Head, SC was probably his favorite course, and Hilton Head was one of his favorite places to be with his family. Chip's wife, children, grandchildren and dogs were the light of his life, and although he ran a tight ship, he did it with kindness. Discipline and order were his way, yet he navigated life with a steady hand and a generous heart. He believed in hard work, integrity, and always giving your best, and he instilled that in his children and grandchildren. Yet if things became difficult, he was always there to lend a helping hand, and he helped many others throughout his life's journey. He had an enormous heart, and everyone who knew him was a recipient of his kindness and generosity. His presence was a steady anchor, and his wisdom, though often wrapped in humor, always carried weight. To know Chip was to know warmth, laughter, and unwavering generosity. His legacy will live on in the hearts of those he touched, reminding us to always lead with kindness. Chip is survived by his daughters Susan York (Tucker) and Cathryn White (Jon), and his seven amazing grandchildren - Ty, Quincy, Eloise and Brooke York, and Haley, Jack and Meredith White. He is preceded in death by his wife, Julie, and his brother, Tom Crater.

Dorothy "Dotty" May (Pattin) Everett, a devoted wife, mother, and grandmother, passed away peacefully on February 25, 2025, at the age of 83. She was born on April 25, 1941, in Lakewood, Ohio, to the late Dr. Howard S. and Harriett V. (Sandford) Pattin. After graduating from Lakewood High School in 1959, she attended 人兽性交 University and earned her degree in education. Dotty moved to Midland to start her career as a teacher, shaping young minds with patience and care. Shortly afterwards, she met Robert "Bob" Lindsay Everett and then married on February 18, 1967 in Lakewood, Ohio. They recently celebrated their 58th wedding anniversary, a testament to their enduring love and partnership. Together, they built a life filled with family and shared endeavors. Dotty was a dedicated mother to her daughters, Susan (Paul) Kramer and Jill (Jonathan) Fine. She cherished her grandchildren, Timothy Kramer, Jason and Julia Fine, who brought immense joy to her life. Dotty also managed a fun-loving household and supported Bob while he worked long hours at Everett Carpet Company.

A woman of faith and service, Dotty was a longtime member of Memorial Presbyterian Church and donated many hours helping with church functions. She enjoyed supporting others through organizations such as Easter Seals, Kiwanis, Muscular Dystrophy, Girl Scouts and Men of Music. As an admirer of music, Dotty played the violin then mainly piano and was a patron of the Center for the Arts especially enjoying Symphony, musicals and Midland Concert Band. Also, she was active in basketball as a student and then bowling, cross country skiing, golf, walking nature trails and riding a toboggan and her classic three speed Schwinn. Travel for Dotty was simply relaxing "up north" with Bob, reading, playing Rummikub and doing crossword puzzles along the shores of Lake Huron. Her artistic hand made for perfect penmanship even in those little squares and her crafty intellect could fix anything especially if it involved duct tape. Dementia may have stolen a lot from Dotty's creative mind but not her sense of humor which rang throughout her lifetime and right up until her passing.

Jacqueline Ann (Jackie) Shouey was born on July 28, 1939 at New Kengsington, PA Hospital. She was named for her aunt and her mother's best friend.

Jackie attended Pitcairn Elementary School. She graduated from Pitcairn High School in 1957 and 人兽性交 College in 1961. She got her teaching credits from Edinboro College.

Jackie's first real job was a Teenage Program Director at the Erie YMCA. After several years, she was hired at St. Agatha/ Seton School. She married Ron Rickard and had a son, Christopher. During the summer, she worked for Northwest Training and was hired full time as an employment counselor for the Single Point of Contact Program stationed at the Welfare Office. She spent two and a half years as an overnight supervisor for Bethesda, then became a TSS for ACCG and worked there until the Covid pandemic.

Jackie passed away on Wednesday February 12, 2025. 

Brenton F. Brent Lehigh, 74, of Tuscarawas, passed away unexpectedly on Saturday, February 8, 2025 in Park Village Care Centre at Dover. Born at Dennison, Brent was the son of the late Lyle E. and Emma (Thompson) Lehigh and was a cherished member of his community and a dedicated family man. Brent lived a life filled with purpose, kindness, and an unwavering commitment to his family and friends.Brent s journey began with a deep passion for education. He received his Bachelor's Degree in Education from 人兽性交 University and went on to earn his Master's Degree from the University of Dayton. He embarked on his teaching career with the Claymont School System, where he devoted 30 years of his life and also coached high school basketball. His kindness and gentle demeanor made him a beloved figure, as he had an extraordinary ability to make others feel at ease. Brent took on a new venture in 1979 as the Owner of Lehigh Insurance Agency in Uhrichsville. He successfully ran the agency until he sold it in 2013, marking the end of a second chapter in his career. Yet, true to his nature of never staying idle, he later served as a driver for Senior Transportation of Tuscarawas County for five fulfilling years until health challenges prompted him to retire for a third time. Brent was an honorable veteran of the United States Army Reserve, serving with the 717th Railroad Battalion at Dennison and the 361st MP's at Canton. His service instilled in him a sense of duty and pride that he carried throughout his life. Outside of his professional accomplishments, Brent was a man who cherished family and community. He was a longtime member of Sharon Moravian Church in Tuscarawas and was also an active member of the Indian Valley Athletic Booster Club, having served as a past President, reflecting his commitment to supporting youth sports and community initiatives. Additionally, he was involved with the Claymont Jaycees and the Warwick Lions, sharing his time and talents generously. Brent s love for sports was infectious. He was a multi sport athlete earning him the title of the first Mr Polaris at IVN. He enjoyed all types of sports and especially relished the moments spent watching his children and then his grandchildren participate in their athletic endeavors. Brent enjoyed hanging out at his cabin with his closest friends and also his Tuesday breakfast crew. Travel was another passion of Brent s, particularly trips with his wife to Myrtle Beach and the mountains of Tennessee, creating memories that would last in their hearts forever. Brent is survived by his wife of over 53 years, Sara J. (Swaldo) Lehigh of the residence; his two children, Jamie (Michele) Lehigh of New Philadelphia and Lori (Jamie) Hartrick of Tuscarawas; his six grandchildren, Alec Hartrick, Karson (Baycee) Hartrick, Braeden Lehigh, Kolby Hartrick, Blake Lehigh and Brooklyn Lehigh; his great grandson, Hayes Brenton Hartrick; a brother, Bryan (Jennifer) Lehigh of Gnadenhutten; a sister in-law, Lynn Carper of Tuscarawas and many special nieces and nephews. In addition to his parents, Brent was preceded in death by his sister and brother-in-law, Karen and Tom Russell; a brother-in-law, Tim Carper; a brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Vicki and Terry Leggett and his father-in-law and mother-in-law, Ervin and Kate Swaldo.

James "Jim" Louis Henes, 87, of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, passed away peacefully on January 19, 2025, surrounded by loved ones after a long and courageous journey with Parkinson's Disease. Jim was born and raised in Wellington, Ohio on January 27,1937 to the late Ernst L. and Martha Artz Henes. After graduation from Wellington High School in 1955, Jim attended 人兽性交 College in New Concord, Ohio. He earned a bachelor's degree in economics and met and fell in love with his future wife, Martha "Marty" Hayman. Jim and Marty were married on April 1, 1961. After the wedding, Jim was drafted by the US Army where he served in South Korea for 13 months and proudly played the baritone in The US Army Marching Band. After returning home, Jim and Marty moved to Cuyahoga Falls where they raised their two children, Bob and Christie. He and Marty were faithful members of The First United Methodist Church of Cuyahoga Falls along with the New Wine Sunday School Class. Jim also served as an active member of the Akron Host Lion's Club. Jim spent most of his career working as an insurance salesman and a landlord where he generously devoted himself to ministering countless individuals and families in need. He experienced profound joy in caring for others and providing ways to assist anyone less fortunate than himself. This has lovingly defined his life and legacy. Jim is survived and will be missed by son, (Bob) Robert Henes (Laurie), of Morrisville, NC; daughter, Christie Rosencrance (Ryan) of East Canton; adored grandchildren, (Elly) Elena Henes, Jordan Henes, Laney Rosencrance, Tyler Rosencrance (Sophia), Kyle Rosencrance (Krendy) and best friends (family by choice) Sharon and Harvey Nerhood. Jim was proceeded in death by his mother, Martha Artz Henes; father, Ernst L. Henes; twin brother, Samuel Henes; sister, Helen Prittie; and wife of 52 years, Martha Henes. Jim was a proud and loving husband and father. He never met a stranger or ever passed up the opportunity to tell a joke. He was a devout Christian who was quick to uplift others and had a jovial laugh that filled the room. He was kind, generous, gentle, quirky and had a servant's heart of gold.

Helen Elenore Miller, age 99, of Grand Junction, Colorado, passed away on Tuesday, January 28, 2025. Born in Ohio to Andrew and Elenore Voll, Helen grew up active in Dayton's Corinth Presbyterian Church. She attended 人兽性交 College, then moved to California, graduating from UCLA with a degree in Fashion Design, having studied under famed Hollywood designer, Edith Head. In 1949, Helen married Charles Miller, Jr. in Dayton, and they built a family that included two children, James and Carole (Langan). After teaching elementary school for 18 years, she and her family moved to Littleton, Colorado, where she taught at Sawyer Business College. Upon retirement, Charles and Helen moved to Evergreen, Colorado, where she enjoyed hobbies of sewing, painting, travel, and writing, having a short story published. When her husband passed away, Helen moved to Grand Junction, Colorado, to be near her daughter's family. There she became active in First Presbyterian Church, Friendship Force, the Brush and Palette Club, and a book club. Her smiling enthusiasm helped her make many friends over the years, and she will be remembered for that warm enthusiasm. She is survived by her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.

WILLIAM ARCHIE QUINN, 91, beloved husband of Mary Anne White Quinn, passed away Tuesday, January 21, 2025, at Aiken Regional Medical Centers. Born in East Liverpool, Ohio, Bill was the son of the late Archie Clair and Elizabeth Wharton Quinn. He spent his formative years in Barnesville, Ohio, where he graduated high school before pursuing higher education at 人兽性交 College in New Concord, Ohio, where he was a member of the Sphinx Social Club. It was at college where he met his beloved Mary Anne, with whom he shared 67 years of marriage. He subsequently earned a MBA at the University of Pittsburgh while working for Westinghouse Electric Corporation. Bill dedicated himself to a distinguished career in human resources, beginning at Kelly Tire in Detroit, followed by a long tenure at Westinghouse Electric Corporation. His work took him to various locations, primarily in the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania area, and he ultimately transferred to Aiken in 1988 as the Director of Human Resources for WSRC at the Savannah River Site. As a devout member of St. John s Methodist Church in Aiken, Bill contributed to his community of faith. He was also a proud member of the Free and Accepted Masons, recently receiving a commendation for 70 years of service from the Friendship Lodge #89 of Barnesville, Ohio. He enjoyed investing in the stock market, gardening and was a devoted Pittsburgh Steelers fan. In addition to his beloved wife, Bill leaves behind three daughters: Deborah Quinn (Anthony Vecchio) of Aiken, SC; Sheila Cavrak (Jim) of Pittsburgh, PA; and Patricia Fleming (Gary) of Yorktown, VA. He will be fondly remembered by his six grandchildren: Claire Con (Carlos), Jamie Cavrak, Karen Fleming, Erin Cavrak, Haley Vecchio, and Allen Fleming, as well as two great-grandchildren, Stella and Mize Con.

Mary Johanna Langford Morris, of Cambridge, OH, passed away peacefully at home, surrounded by her loving family, following an extended illness. Johanna was a devout Catholic and selfless humanitarian, a loving wife, mother, and an ideal friend. She will be remembered for her compassion, captivating mind, and ability to lead others through the light of faith. Johanna was born in Dover, OH, to the late N.J. and Joanna Seikel Langford. She was a dedicated member of the Christ Our Light Parish Catholic Church in Cambridge. Johanna attended Fairless High School in Navarre, OH. She earned a BS in Communications and Language Arts from Kent State University, a MA in Education from 人兽性交 University, and official recognition as a Licensed Intervention Specialist, focusing on Gifted Education and Adolescent Literacy. She worked diligently throughout her career in public service and education, including at Canton Central Catholic High School, Cambridge Developmental Center, and the Department of Human Services. She achieved notable success as the Executive Director of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Guernsey County and as a visionary educator at Cambridge City Schools. Johanna will be deeply missed by her husband of nearly 50 years, Jerry Morris; her three children: daughter, Julia (Charles) Barnett; son, Brian (Ashley) Morris; son, Jeffrey (Amber) Morris; and her two granddaughters, Chloe and Haley; her sister, Barbara Miklos. She is preceded in death by her late brother, Thomas Langford.

Donald 鈥淒on鈥� Lee Gallogly, age 95, of Marysville, died Thursday, February 6, 2025 at Memorial Hospital.

He was born September 26, 1929 in Grove City, Pennsylvania to the late Dennis and Eva Forsythe Gallogly. In 1940, the family moved to Mount Vernon, Ohio where Don enjoyed playing clarinet in the high school marching band he graduated in 1947.

He went on to 人兽性交 College where he met Mary Eagleson. They were married March 30, 1951 in the New Concord Methodist Church by Reverend Howard Patrick. Upon graduation from 人兽性交 in June 1951, they moved to New Castle, Pennsylvania to live with Mary鈥檚 parents. Don went to work for Cooper Bessemer in Grove City, Pennsylvania.

On August 18, 1951, Don was inducted into the United States Marine Corps. After two years, he was honorably discharged and came back to Newcastle and Cooper Bessemer. In August 1954, he took a job with Kaiser Aluminum in Newark, Ohio. Their first child, Carol Sue, was born in September 1954 in Newark. Two other children followed 鈥� Robert Dennis in 1956 and Laura Jean in 1959. Don worked in the Kaiser accounting department until 1980 when he was transferred to the Bedford, Indiana plant as Controller. He retired from there in 1985 and came to Marysville, Ohio to work for Automotive Testing Laboratories where he worked with his brother, Myron, until he retired in 1992.

He and Mary learned to square dance in Indiana and immediately upon coming to Marysville, joined the Village Squares in 1985. They began to travel full time in their motor home until 2011 when they called it quits and moved back home. They joined the First United Methodist Church (now Cornerstone Global) and have enjoyed the fellowship there although many of their friends have passed on.

Don was predeceased by his parents and grandson Cory Siegle, and his brother and sister-in-law, Myron and Priscilla Gallogly.

Don is survived by his wife, Mary; his children, Carol (Carl) Siegle, Robert (Cathy) Gallogly and Laura (Joseph) Rivera;  grandchildren, Cody Siegle and  Daniel and Allen Rivera; many step grandchildren and step great grandchildren.

Theodore (Ted) Barnhart Rademacher, born in Urbana, with residences in both Springfield, Ohio and The Villages, Florida passed away Sunday, January 26, 2025 at the HCA Florida Ocala Hospital. Ted graduated from Urbana High School in 1970, and then from 人兽性交 University in Business in 1974. He worked at Barnhart Stores as comptroller for many years, eventually moving to London, Ohio to manage the London store. While in London, he purchased to then manage several rental properties. He then moved to Springfield and spent a lot of time thrifting with a good friend Vera Lambert. Ted enjoyed traveling abroad with Vera, not only for personal travel, but sometimes representing the United Methodist Church. To help fund an orphanage in Africa, he tried to establish an airboat ride company to take tourists down the Mara River in Tanzania. Ted wintered in The Villages and eventually established residency there, seven houses up the street from his brother's house. Ted loved antiques and art, and collected both. Researching the provenance of a purchase was one of his greatest pleasures. Ted was always a creative thinker, considering out of the box ideas. He enjoyed flying with his brother on various adventures. He enjoyed playing football, track, and soccer and in later years he walked regularly. He loved to tell the story that his brother Rick was born in Mercy Hospital, Champaign County, Urbana, Illinois and that he was born in Mercy Hospital in Champaign County, Urbana, Ohio Ted was a beloved brother, uncle, and great uncle who participated in family events regularly and will be sorely missed. He is preceded in death by his parents, Dick and Jerry Rademacher, stepmother June Davidson Rademacher, grandparents Corwin and Flora Barnhart, and adored great uncle and aunt, Ray and Grace Derr. He is survived by his brother Rick ( Constance), nephew Matt (Jerilyn) Rademacher, and great nephews Alex and Eric. 

James Malcolm White passed away on Wednesday, January 15, 2025 in Brecksville, Ohio at the age of 77. He is survived by his beloved wife Linda, sons Brian (Brecksville) and Brad (Montana), daughter-in-law Alonda, granddaughter Isabelle and sister Susan (Tucson). "Jdubz", or "Granpadubz", spent some of his happiest times watching fireflies with Linda, holding his granddaughter, laughing with his family, and walking the yard in Brecksville with his dog, figuring out chores for his sons to attend to.

Jim was born in Brecksville to Walter Franklin and Jane White, in the same house where he spent the last years of his life.  Graduating from Brecksville High School, Jim was active in the band and general trouble making, a skill honed on his sister, further developed at college and eagerly passed on to his sons. At 人兽性交  College he met Linda, his college sweetheart, and they embarked on a 54 year adventure full of love and patience. After finishing his Masters of Planning at the University of Virginia, Jim and Linda settled in Culpepper, Virginia, where Jim was the County Administrator. beginning a long career focused on water sustainability. After decades in various spots in Virginia and Maryland, his last job brought the couple back to Brecksville, where Jim finished his career as the Director of Sustainable Infrastructure Programs at the Port Authority of Cleveland. His time at the Port was his favorite. Here he commissioned the now famous Flotsam and Jetsam, debris recovery boats designed to capture floating garbage from the Cuyahoga River. He was honored with the 2006 Ohio Lake Erie Award for his outstanding contributions to the Great Lake. Most of all, he was a tremendous motivator, well respected and loved by his colleagues.

Jim had a passion for sailing, woodworking and baseball. He was known for his irreverent sense of humor, bringing levity to any situation, and routinely drawing out Linda's infectious laugh. He was very handy and a builder of things, including a working still, decks and multiple sheds. He recently finished his life long dream project: a spectacular 14-foot wooden sail boat named Laurentia, built with an assist from his sons and his boatbuilder club, the Cleveland Amateur Boat Building Society. In his youth Jim was a Sea Scout and later went on to earn a USCO Captains License. His family remembers he was a great youth baseball coach, champion Oreo milk dunker, and a lover of plain cake donuts and Pablum. In addition, he was active in his sons' Boy Scouts programs. JDubz was also a Master Delegator, much to the chagrin of his sons, a self proclaimed nephew saver.  

Carol L. Bafile, Age 86, of Pleasanton, CA, passed away Dec. 11, 2024. She was born Nov. 17, 1938, in , a daughter of the late Harold E. and Lois Mae (McKinney) Snyder. Carol grew up on the McKinney Homestead farm in East Sparta. She loved growing up on the farm, following her dad everywhere, running around barefoot, and playing baseball with the boys. Carol was a 1956 graduate of Sandy Valley High School, where she pursued her interest in symphonic and marching band, focusing on the flute and piano, and being a majorette. She was a 1960 graduate of 人兽性交 College where she received a Bachelor's Degree in History and Teaching, had minors in Biology and Physical Education, and was a member of the Kona Club sorority. Following college Carol pursued a career teaching History at Glenwood High School in Canton.

She was a member of the East Sparta Christian Church and married Elio Bafile, of Waynesburg, OH, on Aug. 10, 1963. Their early years of marriage saw travel around the US due to Elio's service in the US Air Force as a Captain, living in Ohio, New York, and New Mexico. Later in their marriage the couple lived in Louisville and North , Fort Wayne, IN, and Bradenton, FL. When Carol's daughters were young, she became a substitute teacher for junior high and high school-age students, and later worked at St. Louis Elementary School in Louisville, OH as school librarian and media center administrator. She loved reading to the youngest students and teaching library skills to the upperclassmen. Carol retired from her education career in 1984 when the family moved to Fort Wayne, IN.

Preceded in death by her husband, Elio Bafile, on Aug. 1, 2011, and a sister and brother-in-law, Jane (Synder) and Raymond Sengleitner. Survived by two daughters, Danielle Bafile, and Joelle (Edward Chapman) Bafile Chapman; two grandchildren: Owen Andrew Chapman, and Niav Helene Chapman; two nephews, Robert (Karen) Bergert, and Larry (Debbie) Bergert. Carol was a devoted educator, wife, mother, and grandmother. She loved keeping a home for her family, reading, teaching, traveling, and animals, especially dogs. Her interests were varied and many, including floral/plant arranging, shopping, watching sports (especially Notre Dame football), keeping up with current events, dining out, appreciating art and music, observing nature, and most especially supporting and loving her family members. Of her character, one remembers Carol as steadfast in faith, loyal, honest, loving, creative, self-sacrificing, smart, interesting, and supportive of those around her. You could always count on Carol!

John Duane Corbett (Duane) died peacefully at home, surrounded by loved ones on December 28, 2024. Duane was born May 23, 1949, in Wheeling, West Virginia, to Irvin and Dorothy (Hall) Corbett. Duane grew up in the small town of Harrisville, Ohio, and enjoyed many childhood jobs. He worked for a small flower company down the road from his home, which began a lifelong love of flowers, worked construction for his uncle's construction business, and painted at his father's Carson Petroleum filling stations. As a child, Duane developed a lifelong love of music from his mother.

He was a 1967 graduate of Adena High School (Adena, Ohio) and a 1971 graduate of 人兽性交 College (New Concord, Ohio), with a Bachelor of Music Education. At 人兽性交, he was a member of the Ulster Club.
After college, Duane became the head band director at Teays Valley High School (Ashville, Ohio) from 1974-1985. During this time, he took bands to several competitions, some of which were played in Ohio Stadium (Columbus, Ohio). His band also had the privilege of playing at an Ohio State men's basketball game, with the band sitting right behind one of the baskets in St. John Arena (Columbus, Ohio). Duane remembered this as a really great experience. On two occasions, his band was invited to Riverfront Stadium (Cincinnati, Ohio) and played for a Cincinnati Reds baseball game and a Cincinnati Bengals football game. They also performed at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida. Additionally, during this season of Duane's life, he often played his trumpet and accompanied the musical worship at Circleville Presbyterian Church (Circleville, Ohio).

After teaching, Duane became a Foreign Expert Trainer for ZTE Corporation in Shenzhen, China, where he worked from 2007-2012. He was an academy lecturer and responsible for the corporation's global corporate employee training program.

Duane's hobbies included being a lifelong Ohio State fan, fishing, being outdoors, and spending time with his family.

He is preceded in death by his parents Irvin and Dorothy Corbett, brother Rev. Dr. Lawrence Corbett, and niece Courtney Corbett Zink. He is survived by his wife Zhu Xiaoling, children Kara Landefeld (J. Michael), Jonathan Corbett (Julie), and Zhu Yi, sister Marcie Smith (Richard), sister-in-law Meredyth Corbett, grandchildren Jacob and Elizabeth Landefeld, and Grace, Hope, and Ruth Corbett, nieces Erin Randolph (Brian) and Julie Atkins, nephews Matthew Corbett and Greg Smith (Melissa), as well as several great nieces and nephews.

Kathleen Anita "Kay" (Salvador) Savoldi, 88, originally of Lansing, OH, left this world on Thursday, January 9th, 2025 at , in Blue Ash, Ohio. Kay was born May 24, 1936 in Wheeling, WV to the late Angelo Salvador and Irene (Tocket) Salvador, immigrants from Vittorio Veneto, Italy. A brilliant mind and a joyful determined spirit, Kay graduated from Bridgeport High School in 1954 as Valedictorian. She received a full scholarship to 人兽性交 University and graduated summa cum laude in 1958 with a BA in Music Theory and a minor in Mathematics. Never one to believe "that's not what girls do", she went on to pursue a Master's degree at Indiana University, when that definitely was not what girls did. Kay spent the early part of her career teaching at Oberlin College, among others, where she made lifelong friends. Later, she taught voice, piano and other subjects at public schools throughout the Ohio Valley which brought her great joy. Finally, after the birth of her daughter at 36, she stayed at home but continued to substitute teach until retiring along with her late husband. They subsequently moved to Wooster, Ohio, which was a favorite place of theirs, and then to outside of Pittsburgh, PA. Kay had a variety of interests and could rarely sit still. She loved to work on challenging puzzles, read, garden, go to the symphony, theater and opera (when able) and of course, SING. She was rarely seen without a book in her hand or without 15 projects half started in her home. In her younger years, she loved to travel, especially to New England for the fall leaves. She loved to teach others what she knew and loved best, especially math, games, trivia, and which show tunes were best.

In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by a brother (Allen) and her beloved Richard (Dick), who passed away in 2020 after 51 years of marriage. She cared deeply for her family.
Left to cherish her memory are her daughter Anita (Ty) Martin, step-son Greg Savoldi, grandchildren Jordis Martin, Hadley Savoldi and Michael Savoldi, Sister-in-Law Donna Savoldi, Niece Tara (John) Wise, Sister-in-Law Mary Dause and many cousins.

Elizabeth LaVerne Sherrets, 92, of Jefferson Township, Ohio, died November 19, 2024. She was born February 6, 1932 in Coshocton County, Ohio to Herbert G. Watson and Iva M. (Franklin) Watson.

She attended 人兽性交 College and was a graduate of The Ohio State University. A dedicated fifth grade teacher in the Big Walnut School System, Elizabeth delighted in sharing her love for beautiful handwriting with her students. Following her teaching career, she and her husband of 49 years, the late Karl K. Sherrets, Jr., founded Capitol Engrossing, Inc. in 1984. Over the course of 38 years, Elizabeth鈥檚 beautiful and precise hand lettering has reached tens of thousands of people all over the world. Her work adorned certificates, resolutions, charters, custom lettering, and awards, all one-of-a-kind.

Surviving are her sister Donna Jean Shelby; daughters, Margaret (Donald) Cumberland, Kay (David) Cotter, Jane (Todd) Friend and Kathy Klamfoth; eight grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; beloved nieces, nephews and cousins.