Liberty
Union-Thurston Alumni
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Memorial Page for those who have gone on before us.
Abdalla,
Robert L. - 1963
Born: January 28, 1945 - Died: November 24, 2004
Alt, Florence - 1941 Born: - Died: June 26, 2006
Ardrey,
Patty L. (Miller) -
1950
Born: February 19, 1932 - Died: October 31, 2006
Barnett,
Frankie - 1971
Born: April 1, 1952 - Died: October 20, 2006
Bauchmoyer,
William "Bill" - 1968
Born: November 8, 1950 - Died: May 10, 1969
Beougher,
Max Eugene - Teacher/Coach
Born: July 9, 1936 - Died: December 10, 2011
CARROLL: Max Eugene Beougher, aka "Coach", 75, of Carroll, Ohio, passed away Saturday evening, December 10, 2011, surrounded by family and friends. Today, we rejoice in the knowledge that he has passed the barrier of time as we know it and is forever at home.
Max was born July 9, 1936 in Rockbridge, Ohio, to the late Bill and Helen (Primmer) Beougher. He was a member of the First United Methodist Church of Lancaster, Ohio. Max is survived by his loving and caring wife of 54 years, Harriet (Webb); his daughter, Beth Ann (David) Green of Peachtree City, GA; remembered and loved by his grandchildren, Emily, Christopher, Nicholas, Kaitlyn and Connor Max; great grandchildren, Kylie and Landon; sister, Julia (Brent) McGarvey; former daughter-in-law, Heidi (Brian) Poling and former son-in-law, Jerry Schone; sisters-in-law, Patty Householder, Leona Berry and Jean Poling; brother-in-law, Dick (Karen) Webb and his brother-in-law and lifetime friend, Bob Poling; many nieces and nephews; special friends, Ron Ramey, Arnie Gabriel and former students and All American athletes, Rick Hawkins and John Jamerson.
Max was preceded in death by his beloved son of 24 years, Brett Allan Beougher; his parents; sister-in-law, JoAnn Hyatt; brothers-in-law, George Hyatt and Junior Householder; and in-laws, Jennie & Cloyd Householder.
Max was a 1954 graduate of Rockbridge High School, received his BA in Education from Ohio University and his master's degree from Xavier University. He was a teacher, principal and coach for more than thirty five years. He started his teaching career at the Boys Industrial School and in 1961 was hired at Liberty-Union and taught Biology BSCS, General Science and Physical Education; an OWA coordinator, the audio-visual director, and was the Middle School Principal until he retired in 1990, whereby he established a standard for excellence in education that continues today. Max was the varsity football coach for four years and prior to that was the junior high, freshmen and assistant football coach, the junior high and freshman basketball coach and varsity track coach. Max's commitment to Liberty Union was rock-solid and in his honor, in the fall of October 2004, they dedicated the "Bear Crawl Boulder" and the junior high track relays were renamed "The Max Beougher Middle School Relays." His grandchildren would say "Once a teacher, always a teacher," and that was their Papa Max. He was not only a teacher to them, but to all the children in his neighborhood on Sterling Drive. His love for sports, biology and children was evident in all his life accomplishments.
A celebration of life service will be held on Saturday, December 17, 2011 at
2:00 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church, 163 East Wheeling Street,
Lancaster, Ohio. Family and friends are invited to gather and visit one hour
prior to the service in the church parlor, and after the service an open
invitation is extended by the family and Rick and Karen Hawkins at Rick's home
on the corner of routes 158 and 204. A private interment will take place at
Floral Hills Memory Gardens. It is the wish of the family that in lieu of
flowers, contributions be made to The Brett Beougher Memorial Scholarship Fund,
c/o Harriet Beougher, 2840 Sterling Drive, Carroll, OH 43112, or The First
United Methodist Church Crossroads Building Fund, 163 East Wheeling Street,
Lancaster, Ohio 43130. Max's family would like to thank The Pickering House,
Fairhope Hospice, Dr. Meliotes and staff, Alternacare, Home Instead Senior Care,
and their many family and friends for their love and support during the days of
his declining health. Published in the
Lancaster Eagle-Gazette from December 14 to December 16, 2011
Blauser, Robert R. - 1946 Born: - Died: October 6, 2008
Boring
Vera F. (Jones) - 1944
Born: - Died: September 28, 2008
Britton, Don - 1982 Born: June 01, 1963 - Died: February 03, 1997
Donnie was a volunteer fire fighter for the
Thurston Fire Department.
Brown,
ArLetta (Poston) - 1955
Born: - Died: June 15, 1965
Buchanan, Irene (Uncle) - Born: April 4, 1910 - Died: December 26, 1987
Buchanan, Roger - Born: September 3, 1936 - Died: September 8, 1986
Burgoon,
Pat (Roshon) - 1951
Born: March 16, 1933 - Died: December 13, 2001
Burrows,
George - 1961
Born: May 12, 1943 - Died: August 9, 2010
George Irvin Burrows, age 67, of Buckeye Lake, passed away at Riverside Methodist Hospital on Monday, August 9, 2010.
George was born in Charleston, West Virginia; on May 12, 1943 to the late George Delbert and Iona Mae (McKinney) Burrows. He retired after 36 years from Anchor Hocking, he loved camping, fishing and was an avid motorcycle rider. His proudest accomplishments were his family and his sobriety. He was a member of AA and by the grace of God he had 322 days of sobriety. George gave the gift of life through Life Line of Ohio.
He is survived by his wife, Vicki; children: Kimberly Yates, Karin (Guy) Moore, Douglas (Jena), Mandy (Phil), Chris and Becky; grandchildren: Ashlia Marie, Allen (Joy), Erin, Holly, Matt, Trenton, Taylor, Travis, Megan, Emily, Trevor, and Hayley; great grandchildren, Brayden and Xaiden; also surviving, brothers, Fred (Judy) Burrows, Bill (Alice) Burrows, and Ronnie (Yukiko) Burrows; several nieces and nephews; his first wife, Wanda Burrows; and his beloved dog, China.
Cahill,
Marion "Butch" - 1970
Clark,
Helen (Smyers) - 1945
Born: - Died: May 30, 2010
Clark,
Lois (Mowery) - 1951
Born: October 19, 1933 - Died: May 18, 2006
Conrad, Virginia (Springer) - 1965 Born: October 19, 1947 Died: September 06, 2006
Cook,
Amy (Roshon) -
1984
Cook,
Patrick C.
- 1984
Cottrill,
Bob - 1970
Born: - Died:
Craig, Lois - Librarian Born: June 14, 1909 - Died: May 24, 2008
Lois L. Craig was born on June 14, 1909, in Richland County, a daughter of the
late Collin Garfield Leiter and Edna Breese Leiter.
She graduated with a bachelor of science from Miami University and a master of
arts from Kent State University. She began her career teaching Latin in Lost
Creek School, Miami County, and continued as a math and elementary school
teacher in the Baltimore and Pickerington City schools until she became the
librarian at Liberty Union High School in Baltimore. She was a past president of
the Ohio School Library Association and retired as a librarian from Belpre City
Schools.
Lois was a member of St. Mark's United Methodist Church for 43 years, a 40-year
member of Belpre women's club, a 51-year member of Delta Kappa Gamma and a
longtime member of Easten Star and Civitan.
Lois is survived by two sons, James and his wife, Charlotte, of Huntersville,
N.C., and Don Craig and his wife, Peggy, of Lumberton, N.J.; daughter, Jean
D'Addario and her husband, Ben, of Supply, N.C.; six grandchildren, Craig
Carlson, Kristin Turner, Alan Craig, Alex Craig, Denise D'Addario and Erik
Burriss; and two great-grandchildren, Haley Carlson and Phillip Carlson.
In addition to her parents, Lois was preceded in death by
her husband of 65 years, Raymond Boyd Craig; one sister, Eleanor Leiter; and one
brother, Howard Leiter.
Craig,
Raymond - Superintendant
Born: - Died:
Crist, Rodney L. - 1965 Born: - Died: January 18, 2010
Rodney L Crist, 62, of Baltimore, OH, died peacefully at his home on January 18, after a courageous battle with cancer.
Left to cherish his memory are his wife of 43 years, Cheri (Fenstermaker); daughter, Kim Kaluger (Kris) of Redondo Beach, CA; son, Kip (Juli) of Lewis Center; six grandchildren, Nikolas, Grant, Courtney, Reid, Lily, and Trace; sister, Kathy Schweitzer (fiancé, George Wilber) of Port Clinton, OH; mother-in-law, Norma Fenstermaker; sisters-in-law, Judy (Bill) Munshower, North Royalton, OH and Lynette (Dave) Walter, Warren, IN; many extended family relatives and numerous friends.
He was preceded in death by his father, Fredric Crist; and his mother, Bette Crist Blackstone.
Rod was a lifelong resident of Baltimore, Ohio. After graduating from The Ohio State University College of Business, he began his career as a Certified Public Accountant with KPMG (formerly Peat Marwick). He served as the Chief Financial Officer for Harding Hospital prior to its affiliation with OSU Hospital. He was the Chief Financial Officer of Ohio Presbyterian Retirement Services until his retirement in November 2009.
He was a member of the Ohio Society of CPAs, Financial Executives Institute, and The Ohio State University Buckeye Club. He was past President and Board Chair of the Central Ohio Chapter of Healthcare Financial Management Association, past President of the Liberty Union-Thurston Board of Education, former Treasurer of the Christ United Methodist Church, long- time Treasurer of the Baltimore Lions Club, and served on the Financial Advisory Panel of the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities for Continuing Care Accreditation Committee (CARF-CCAC).
Rod was a loyal husband, father, grandfather, friend, and
Buckeye. He spent many hours delighting his grandchildren, taking them for boat
rides on Buckeye Lake, and being the doting Papa. He readily gave of his time to
many community organizations. He worked tirelessly for the Liberty
Union-Thurston Schools and was President of the Board when the new high school
was dedicated. He also enjoyed his role as the chief funnel cake maker for the
Lions Club fundraisers. Rod was an avid Buckeye and never missed a home football
game.
Daft, Calvin R. - 1931 Born: October 3, 1913 - Died: May 14, 2006
Davis Raymond E. - 1944 Born: - Died: November 09, 2007
Delong,
Jean L. (Roshan) Walton - 1939
Born: - Died: July 07, 2007
Dunlap, Carolyn A. (Fisher) - 1960 Born:
August 19, 1942 - Died: June 14, 2004
Carolyn A. Dunlap, 61, of Canal Winchester, died unexpectedly on Monday, June 14, 2004, at Mount Carmel East Hospital.
Born Aug. 19, 1942 in Baltimore, she attended Liberty Union High School. Her devotion to public service began in the early 1970s when she and her husband Terry took emergency phone calls in their home for the Pickerington Police Department as volunteers seven days a week. She went on to become police dispatcher for the village of Pickerington, and spent the rest of her career with the city of Columbus Emergency Dispatch Center. She enjoyed working in her garden, reading, genealogical research and the American Civil War. Carolyn was everyone's "go-to" girl, the person they could count on for help solving any day-to-day problems. She will be sadly missed by her Columbus police family.
Carolyn is survived by her husband and soulmate of nearly 45 years, Terry, who was with her through all of life's trials and tribulations, and was at her side always, even at the very unexpected end. Their 44 years of devotion to each other was an example and inspiration of what true love and marriage stand for. She also is survived by children, Kristi (David) Huskey of Baltimore, Terry J. Dunlap Jr. of Canal Winchester and Debra Lee Poston of Lancaster; grandsons, Matthew Day Sermon, Joshua Lewis Dunlap, Jacob Alexander Dunlap and David Lee Poston; parents Cecil "Pud" and Maxine "Peg" Fisher of Baltimore; sister, Lynn (Steve) Campbell of Lancaster; brother, Craig Fisher of Charlotte, N.C.; daughter-in-law, Kelly Dunlap of Pataskala; mother-in-law, Carole Dunlap of Canal Winchester; sister-in-law, Linda Broeske of Seminole, Fla.; nieces, Chelly Campbell of New York, N.Y., Jeannette (Greg) Elliot, of Champaign, Ill., and Janelle Musgrave of Seminole, Fla.; and many friends.
The world has lost one of the most kind, gentle and caring of souls; we will
all miss her deeply.
Ellis
Mary Kay (Rauch) Walton - 1937
Born: - Died: 2005
England, Isabella Mare (Phillips) - 1940 Born: - Died: 2004
The unique "round bank" building at
7112 E. Main St. Reynoldsburg, OH., celebrated its 50th anniversary on February
1, 2008. Fifty years ago, Dale England's vision of an eye-catching
structure became what was known as the "round bank" East Main Street. What was
then known as the Reynoldsburg Bank first opened its doors on Feb. 1, 1958 in a
small storeroom located next door to Ralph Connell's Hardware Store at the
corner of Lancaster Avenue and East Main Street.
Within two years, as the popularity of the bank grew, England decided a new bank
facility should be built. He wanted something that would attract attention while
still accommodating customers. The result was a round glass structure with
a wing-shaped roof, located at 7112 E. Main St. It officially opened on May 24,
1960 with then-Mayor Charles Lemert cutting the ribbon. "The structure was
hailed at the time as an architectural wonder," said England's wife, Carol.
"It's round and unusual and Dale wanted it to attract people's attention and it
did. "Back then, it was said to be 20 years ahead of its time, and when
you stop and think about it, it is kind of a landmark," she said. "It was quite
an eye-catcher when it was first erected. The prominent part about it is the
roof, which is called a hyperbolic paraboloid."
By definition, a hyperbolic paraboloid is an infinite surface in three
dimensions with hyperbolic and parabolic cross-sections. According to a press
release from 1960, the architecture firm of Taylor & Liebersbach, which were
responsible for the structure's plans, said the hyperbolic paraboloid roof is a
thin shell roof of poured concrete which covers the 60-foot circular glassed-in
office space below. England said aside from some technology upgrades, the
building itself has gone through very little renovation in 50 years.
Dale England died in 2004 at the age of 80. His son, Dale Jr., 60, a
Pickerington resident, said when the bank was built, the structural concept of
such a building was unique and there was nothing like it for miles.
England said he and his mother celebrated the 50th anniversary of the bank on
Feb. 1. Even today people still remember what his father did for the community,
he said. "Fifty years later, people still tell me, 'well, your dad helped me buy
my first house in Reynoldsburg, your dad helped me buy my first car,' and that
really makes you feel good," England said. "My dad didn't forget a name of
anybody who came in that bank," he said. "Growing up, I used to work there in
the summers. I said to him once, 'I'm going to be a banker,' and he said, 'no,
you're not!'"
Carol, 74, said before her husband started the bank in 1958, he had held
positions as a bank examiner for The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. and at the
First National Bank in Baltimore, Ohio. She said her husband decided to start a
bank in Reynoldsburg because there wasn't one located there. "It was the first
one established there at that time, but there was a bank in Reynoldsburg before
it which went under like a lot of banks did during the Depression," she said.
"So there hadn't been one there for about 20 years." The Reynoldsburg Bank
was eventually bought by City National Bank in June 1963. It later became Bank
One, which was acquired by Chase Bank in 2004. England said her husband retired
in 1980. She began working there in 1958 and was in charge of the teller area
and bookkeeping until she retired in 1986. "I'm very, very proud of what he was
able to accomplish and what I was able to help him do," she said of her husband.
"I think it's quite an accomplishment to be that successful in such a short
time."
Dale Jr. said he is now involved with a group of entrepreneurs planning to
launch a community bank in Pickerington. Horizon National Bank is slated to open
in late summer or early fall at what was Sky Bank at 126 Postage Drive. "It's
kind of coincidental. Fifty years ago, my dad started a bank in Reynoldsburg and
here I am, starting one in Pickerington with some guys," England said. "I'd like
to think dad is proud of me."
Evans,
Ada Jenine - 1963
Born: - Died:
Evans,
Robert Oscar - 1953
Born: April 9, 1935 - Died: December 4, 2011
BALTIMORE: Robert Oscar Evans 76 of Baltimore, Ohio passed away Sunday, December 4, 2011 at his home surrounded by his family. He was born in Columbus, Ohio on April 9, 1935, to the late Oscar A. and Kathleen Harris Evans. He was a 1953 graduate of Liberty Union High School and attended Ohio University on a basketball scholarship. He worked many years in the family business, Evans Furniture and retired from Ohio Valley Flooring in 1994.
He was a veteran of the US Air Force Reserves and a member of Baltimore VFW Post 3761, Pine Island Community Church in St. James City, Florida.
He is survived by his children, Cindee (Jerry) Tolliver of Cape Coral, Florida, Cheri Evans of Baltimore, Ohio and Robert Evans II of Lancaster, Ohio; ex-wife, Julie Evans of Ft. Myers, Florida; grandchildren, Dalton, Tanner and Whitney Evans all of Lancaster, Ohio; sisters, JoAnne (Francis) George of Baltimore, Ohio, Joyce (Ralph) Davis of Galena, Ohio, and Jackie (Chick) McCafferty of Baltimore, Ohio; brother-in-law, Jack Miller of Michigan; many nieces, nephews, cousins, and special niece Susie (Ace) Baily.
He was preceded in death by his parents, sister, Jeanine Miller, nephews, Phillip and David Miller and Chad Welch.
A Celebration of Life service will be held Wednesday, December 7, 2011 at 5:00 p.m. at the Baltimore VFW Post 3761 and friends may visit 1 hour prior the service at the VFW. Burial will be at Glen Rest Memorial Estates, Reynoldsburg, Ohio at a later date. Arrangements were handled by the JOHNSON-SMITH FUNERAL HOME AND CREMATORY, BALTIMORE, OHIO. To send an online condolence, and sign the guest book, please visit www.funeralhome.com.
Published in the Lancaster Eagle-Gazette from December 6 to December
7, 2011
Farrell,
Ernestine (Spriggs) - 1925
Born: - Died:
FAST Lillian Fast, age 85, of Canal Winchester, went
home to be with the Lord on Wednesday, September 12, 2007, at her residence.
Born March 11, 1922, in Fairfield Co. to the late Christian and Ada (Bigham)
Raab, she received her Bachelors of Music from Capital University, and was a
retired music teacher, having taught in Pickerington, Johnstown, Berne Union,
Liberty Union schools and Fairfield School for Boys. She was a member of
Fairfield Christian Church and was an active member of the Keenager Class.
Survived by her children, Saundra (Dan) McCoy, Richard (Doreen) Fast, both of
Baltimore, Larry (Debbie) Fast, Pickerington; grandchildren, Kristi (Kyle)
Farmer, Sara (Tony) Ward, Brian (Jamie) Fast, Scott and Tim Fast; and 2
great-granddaughters.
Fisher,
Cecil J. "Pud" 1940 -
Born:
April 11, 1922 - Died: December 3, 2008
Cecil is survived by a daughter, Lynn (Steve) Campbell of Lancaster; a son, Craig Fisher of South Carolina; a son-in-law, Terry Dunlap of Canal Winchester; four grandchildren, Kristi (David) Huskey of Baltimore, Terry Dunlap Jr. of Canal Winchester, Debbie Poston of Lancaster and Chelly Campbell of New York, N.Y.; four great-grandchildren, Matthew Sermon, David Lee Poston, Joshua Dunlap and Jacob Dunlap; sister, Eileen Hochradel of Baltimore; sisters-in-law, Phyllis King of Millersport, Joan Smock of New Lexington and Norma Ortman of Thornville; family friend, Jim Deal of North Carolina; and many nieces, nephews, family and friends.
He was preceded in death by his parents; wife, Maxine Mae "Peg" Lynn-Fisher, who passed away Oct. 14, 2006; a daughter, Carolyn Dunlap; stepmother, Ella Fisher; sister, LaDonna Laver; and a brother, Raymond Fisher.
Services will take place at 10:30 a.m. Monday at Trinity United Church of Christ, 105 N. High St., Baltimore, with Pastor Jill Dunlap officiating. Burial will follow at Basil Memorial Cemetery, with Baltimore local VFW Post 3761 conducting military honors.
Memorial contributions may be made in Cecil's name to
FairHoPe Hospice, 282 Sells Road, Lancaster, OH 43130.
FISHER, Phyllis E, 91, of Lancaster; formerly of
Baltimore died Friday, Aug. 8, 2008, at Fairfield Medical Center. She was born
on Aug. 31, 1916, to the late Lawson and Lela Sims. She graduated from West
Virginia Wesleyan College with a teaching degree. Phyllis was a life-long
educator starting with a one room Schoolhouse in West Virginia and finishing her
career at Liberty Union Elementary School where she retired a s third-grade
teacher. She was a member of Trinity United Church of Christ, Baltimore Senior
Citizens Delta Kappa Gamma, Baltimore Garden Club and Fairfield County Retired
Teachers.
Fox,
Dale - 1961
Born: - Died: October 10, 2008
Dale was born July 15, 1943 in Fostoria, Ohio, to Carl and Jayne Fox. He served in the United State Air Force during Vietnam and was honorably discharged. He retired as a supervisor for Comcast Cable Company. Survivors include his wife, Vanessa; children, James (Anne) Fox of Giessen, Germany, Juli Fox of Post Orchard, WA, and Jeffrey Fox of Santa Maria, CA; mother, Jayne Fox of rural Indianola; brother Carl (Janet) Fox of rural Indianola; sister, Susan (Ronnie) Seeley of Lancaster, OH; 8 grandchildren, Marcel, Dawn, Melissa, Michelle, Britni, Baili, Devyn and Syerra Fox; niece, Carla (Daron) Quick and children, Joseph and Caden; and nephew, Bobby (Bessy) Fox and children, Alex and Sydney.
A 21-year-old Des Moines man was on a hallucinogenic drug when he allegedly smashed his car into the back of another vehicle on Oct. 17, sending the other car into the ditch and killing its two passengers, Warren County Sheriff’s deputies say.A vehicle driven by Robert Alexander Frazier, 21, of Des Moines rear-ended a vehicle driven by Dale Edward Fox, 65, of rural Indianola along Iowa Highway 92 east of Martensdale shortly before midnight on Oct. 17, according to the Warren County Sheriff’s Office.Fox and his mother-in-law, 73-year-old Stella Stangvilla, were killed in the collision. Fox was thrown from the vehicle as the car rolled in to the ditch. Stangvilla had to be pulled from the vehicle by authorities, according to a statement from the sheriff’s office.Frazier is charged with two counts of vehicular homicide after allegedly admitting to having taken drugs on the evening of the accident.Additional criminal charges are pending until a urine specimen taken from Frazier are returned from the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation, according to the report dated Oct. 20.Warren County Sheriff Deputy Phil Grimm found Frazier walking away from the scene of the accident, according to Deputy Jim Van Gundy’s report.Frazier said he didn’t know what happened during the accident. He repeated that claim after being taken to Mercy Medical Center in Des Moines, according to the report.Frazier allegedly said he had consumed “less than 6” alcoholic beverages and said he had “taken way more drugs than he should have.”“I asked him what type of drugs and he responded he put a tablet on his tongue that he thought was 'acid’ but he did not know for sure what it was,” Van Gundy wrote in his report.Frazier’s initial court appearance is scheduled for 9:30 a.m. Monday, Oct. 27, in Warren County District Court.Stangvilla lived in Warren County with her daughter Vanessa Fox and Vanessa’s husband Dale Fox, who had lived in Warren County since 2005. He was born and raised in Fostoria, Ohio, served in the United States Air Force and spent much of his life in Santa Maria, Calif., said Janet Fox, his sister-in-law. “He liked children and he was pretty good with them,” Janet Fox said. “He just enjoyed spending time with his family and friends.” Stangvilla was born and raised in Buckinghamshire, England. She lived for 38 years in northwest London. She moved to the United States in November 2004. Stangvilla was involved in the Indianola Activity Center and attended Indianola Community Church. She spent much of her time with the Fox family and the family of her daughter, Dee Nokes of Lacona; Nokes’ husband, Rusty; and the Nokes’ two children, Dillon, 9, and Cameron, 6. “She spent most of her time with her grandchildren,” Dee Nokes said. “They were her absolutely joys of her life.” Memorial services for Fox and Stangvilla are scheduled for 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 22, at Overton Funeral Home, 501 W. Ashland Ave., Indianola. Visitation will be held from 4 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 21, with family present from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Memorials for Fox may be given to Paralyzed Vets of America. Online condolences may be sent to www.overtonfunerals.com.
Garey,
Jack -
George
(Backstone), Patricia J. "Patty" - 1962
Born: July 27, 1944 - Died: January 8, 1995
Gierhart, Gary - 1956 Born: - Died:
Gierhart, Maxine A. (Jackson) - 1997 Born: - Died: May 22, 2008
Pearl M. Giesy, 66, Rt. 1, Pleasantville, died early Saturday [Aug. 11, 1973] in Lancaster-Fairfield County Hospital. He was a member of Parma-South Presbyterian Church, Cleveland, and a retired vice president Ohio Machinery Co., Cleveland. He is survived by his wife, Louise; three daughters, Mrs. Wallis (Darlene) Calaway, Mrs. Richard (Eileen) Simmerer and Mrs. Marcia Lape, all of Parma Heights, O.; eight grand-children; one brother, Verrene Giesy, Lancaster; and several nieces and nephews. He will be interned in Union Evangelical Cemetery.
Hanely, Ralph
E. (Butch) - 1962
Born: November 10, 1943 - Died: February
13, 2009
FOSTORIA - Ralph E. "Butch" Hanley, 65,
of Fostoria, passed away 6:45 PM Friday, February 13, 2009 at the Veteran's
Medical Center, Ann Arbor, Michigan, after a lengthy illness. Mr. Hanley was
born November 10, 1943 in Lancaster to the late Robert F. Hanley, and his mother
Eva M. (McCain) Hanley, survives in Lancaster. Also surviving is his companion,
Idonna D. (Kehres) Fout, Fostoria; his special buddy, Mike Fout, Fostoria;
brother, Robert E. Hanley, Columbus; and two sisters, Betty Jo (William) Mason,
Citrus Springs, FL, and Kathy (Dan) Dickson, Kissimmee, FL. He was also preceded
in death by a sister, Cindy Wigton. Mr. Hanley was a retired truck driver for
the former Paugh's Motor Truck Line of Lancaster. He was a member of the
Fostoria Moose Lodge # 1567, and received his fellowship 2nd degree of the
Moose. A member of the NorthWest Council of Higher Degree of the Moose, Past
President of District 6 of the Moose, Past President of Maumee Valley of the
Moose Legion, Past President and member of Fostoria Eagles Aerie # 430, life
member of Fostoria Amvets #69, and former member of Fostoria VFW and American
Legion. He was a gifted craftsman, and liked fishing at the river cottage. He
also enjoyed the Civil War reenactments where his role played Gen. Custar. He
served in the US Navy 1964-1969 as a Corpsman. Visitation is Wednesday 2-4 & 6-9
PM at HOENING FUNERAL HOME 242 W. Tiffin Street, Fostoria, where a Moose
memorial service will be held at 7 PM followed y an Eagles Memorial Service at 8
PM.
Harrison,
Mike - 1969
Born: - Died: September 19th, 2011
Hawkins,
Shelia (Hiles) - 1970
Hizey,
Lois - 1962
Born: January 29, 1945 - Died: February 18, 2001
COLUMBUS: Glenna Mae Hobbs, a long time Lancaster resident, currently of the Forum in Columbus, 91, died June 6, 2010 at the Forum in Columbus, Ohio.
She was born in Muskingum County on May 20,1919. After graduating from Chandlersville High School she attended Ohio State University, and graduated with a B.S. in business. Following her graduation, she accepted a position with Lancaster City School as the assistant treasurer. She later became a teacher and taught at Lancaster and Liberty Union High School.
During her 50 year residence in Lancaster she enjoyed membership in a number of local organizations, including Ohio State Alumnae Club, AAUW, LanFair Credit Union, Lancaster Rose Quilting Club, Fairfield County Extension Group, Community Concert Board and the Parkinson Support Group.
She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church in Lancaster for 50 years and she served as an elder and scholarship chairman for a number of years. She is currently a member of Overbrook Presbyterian Church here in Columbus.
She was active in the Parkinson Support Group and in 1997 she received the Smith-Klein Caring Hands Award. In the year 2000 she was inducted into the Central Ohio Hall of Fame for Senior Citizens form Fairfield County for her contributions to the senior citizens of the Fairfield County.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Lawrence R. and Elsie E. Hunter; and her husband of 63 years, Donald D. Hobbs.
She is survived by her two sons, James (Jean) Hobbs of Bloomingburg, Ohio,
Phillip (Linda) Hobbs Columbus, Ohio; four grandsons, Jamey Hobbs of
Bloomingburg, Ohio, Jeff (Carol) Hobbs of Sidney, Ohio, Jon (Beth) Hobbs of
Clarksburg, Ohio, and Josh (Mary) Hobbs of Fort Collins, Colorado; eight
great-grandchildren, Heather, Hunter, Jackson, Alexis, Kurt, Johnathon, Justin,
and Jace; a granddaughter-in-law, Denise Hobbs also survives.
Holdridge,
Rita (Vannatta) - 1973
Iser,
Bonnie - 1970
Keller,
Terri Lynn Blanton - 1986
Born: - Died: September 03, 2007
King, Jim - 1959 Born: - Died: April 17, 2010
MILLERSPORT: James L. King, 68 of Millersport, passed away Saturday, April 17, 2010 at The Pickering House after a hard-fought battle with cancer. He was a lifelong farmer in Millersport and member of the First Presbyterian Church of Lancaster.
Survived by his wife, Linda K. King; daughter, Lynette (Jim) Mattox, Pleasantville; son, Mike (Sherrill) King, Millersport; daughter, Lori (Brian Harwood) King, Millersport; grandchildren, Ashlee (D.J. Palmentera), Kaitlyn, Ryan, Taylor; and by his mother, Phyllis King; sisters, Jean (Milt) Plunkett, Beavercreek, Judy (J.B.) Coffman, Pataskala; sister-in-law, Diana (Dale) Witte, Worthington; nieces and nephews; and close friend, Dale Klamfoth.
Preceded in death by his father, Robert W. King; mother and father-in-law, Ralph & Marjorie Smurr; and brother-in-law, Denny Smurr. Burial at the Thornville Lutheran Reformed Cemetery. The family suggests contributions to The Fairfield County Agricultural Society in Jim's memory.
Klinck,
Kenneth - 1955
Born: - Died: 2001
Kohler John Stanley - 1942 Born: - Died: October 20, 2007
Leith, Wanda Mae (Eversole) - 1949 Born: - Died: February 27, 2010
Lohr,
Patsy (Eveland) - 1953
Born: - Died:
Lutz,
Linda (Gilmer) - 1965
Born: - Died: May 28, 2006
Lysinger,
H. Douglas - 1964
Born: - Died: July 06, 2007
Lysinger,
Sid -
1969
Born: - Died:
McDaniel,
Floyd I. - 1935
Born: - Died: September 04, 2007
McDaniel,
Ruth - 1962
Born: - Died:
Jeffrey R. McGarvey 43 of Reynoldsburg, Ohio passed away Tuesday, January 17, 2012 at his residence. He was a manager for Lowes and a life member of NRA, an outdoorsman and loved 4-wheelers. He was a graduate of Liberty Union High School. He is survived by his wife of 19 years Robyn McGarvey; children, Maranda McGarvey and Nick McGarvey all of Reynoldsburg, Ohio; brothers, Dan R. (Elizabeth) McGarvey of Columbus, Ohio, Dick (Lorna) McGarvey of Thornville, Ohio and Randy (Karen) McGarvey of Baltimore, Ohio; sister, Linda Piper of Gahanna, Ohio; mother-in-law, Nancy Gauerke of Reynoldsburg, Ohio; several nieces, nephews and best friends, David Binion of Sardis, Ohio and Bryan Wade of Reynoldsburg, Ohio. He was preceded in death by his parents, Richard and Gloria McGarvey and a nephew. Funeral service will be held Saturday, January 21, 2012 at 10:30 a.m. in the JOHNSON-SMITH FUNERAL HOME CHAPEL, 207 S. MAIN ST., BALTIMORE, OHIO 43105 with Pastor Jerry Bennett officiating. Burial to follow in Union Evangelical Cemetery. Friends may visit Friday from 2-4 & 6-8 p.m. at the funeral home. To send an online condolence, and sign the guest book, please visit www.funeralhome.com.
Miller,
Harry W.
Born: - Died:
Morehart,
Lynn - 1951
Born: - Died:
Moro,
Jim - 1968
Born: - Died:
Neeley,
Jody - 198?
Born: - Died:
Neighbor,
John - 1944
Born: - Died: May 07, 2006
Nicademis, Richard L. - 1960 Born: - Died: December 2, 2008
Nicodemis, Norman - 1957 Born: August 24, 1939 - Died:
May 6, 1989Orr, John Lewis - 1931 Born: July 7, 1913 - Died: January 30,1987
Palmer,
Barbara Jean (Holliday) - 1951
Born: - Died: August 22, 2009
Peters
Geraldine (Roley) - 1936
Born: - Died: May 3, 2009
Pugh,
Thomas - 1952
Born: - Died:
One of the best football players LU ever had!
per Bill JohnsonRathbone Carmen V (Wells) - 1981 Born: - Died: January 23, 2010
Reed,
Loda May (Klump) - 1939
Born: - Died: January 2, 2006
Reed,
Richard "Dick" - 1964
Born: - Died: February 10, 2010
Reed,
Rudy Scott - 1979
Born: November 2, 1960 - Died: February 02, 2012
Rudy Scott Reed of Columbus, Ohio, died February 2, 2012, at Grant Medical Center in Columbus following an automobile accident. He was born November 2, 1960, to Jim and Portia Reed of Baltimore who will forever miss their special son. Rudy is survived by his wife Lisa Reed, daughters Kasey Reed (fiance Daniel Golko), Kristin Reed, Kortney (K.C.) Brewer, and granddaughter Kensley Brewer, as well as his sister Jamie (Keith) Barr, nephew Jordan Barr, niece Rylee Barr and his aunt Pam (Jeff) Whittington. He will also be remembered by extended family members and the many friends he made throughout his too brief life. He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Russell and Marie Wagner and Ralph (Jim) and Loda Reed; as well as "good buddy" and uncle, Dick Reed. Rudy graduated from Liberty Union H.S. in the class of '79, and enjoyed an outstanding athletic career. He is the male career scoring leader in basketball with over 1400 points, a member of the '77-'78, '78-'79 teams who won a league record 28 consecutive MSL games and an All-Ohio First Team selection. Rudy also holds several baseball records, was on teams that won 96 games in his career and was chosen an All-Ohio shortstop, making him one of LU's few two-sport all Ohioans. He was also the first LU golfer to qualify and play in a district golf tournament. Rudy is a member of LU's Athletic Hall of Fame. Rudy was awarded a baseball scholarship to OSU and remained a loyal Buckeye though he was not shy about critiquing the coaches. However, his real sports passion was the Pittsburgh Steelers. He was seldom seen without wearing some item of Steeler black and gold. He worked for Mars Petcare USA for nearly 30 years and a conversation with his fellow workers and management quickly reveals the earnest respect and esteem in which Rudy was regarded for his loyalty and work ethic. A public Celebration of Life Memorial Service will take place in the Liberty Union M.S. auditorium 600 Washington St. Baltimore, OH 43105 on Sunday, February 19th, at 2:00PM. Caring Cremation has taken place through the Johnson-Smith Funeral Home. Memorials can be made in Rudy's name to the Liberty Union Athletic Booster Club construction project P.I.L.L.A.R.
Reese, William J. "Bill" - 1947 Born: - Died: August 14, 2009
Rice,
Gary - 1967
Born: - Died:
Roberts,
Jerry - 1955
Born: - Died: May 7, 1999
Robinson,
Randy
Robinson, Margaret (Swarner) - 1937 Born: October 4, 1919 - Died: October 5, 2001
Robinson,
William - 1967
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Robinson,
William E. - 1960
Born: July 26, 1942 - Died: August 10, 2010
William E. Robinson, Sr., age 68, passed away on Tuesday, August 10, 2010.
He was born in Lancaster, Ohio, on July 26, 1942. He was a graduate of Liberty Union High School where he enjoyed playing football and baseball, and he continued his education at Ohio University. Bill retired from Lucent Technologies, and he was also a successful entrepreneur, owning several bowling centers, including Johnstown. He was a member of the Bowling Proprietors Association, as well as the Kiwanis Club. Bill loved spending time with his family, especially at their summer home on Indian Lake. He was a loving a dedicated husband, father, and grandfather who would have done anything for the ones he loved.
He was preceded in death by his father, William Robinson. He is survived by his wife of 47 years, Claudia Robinson; sons, William "Rob" Robinson, Jr., and Jeffrey (Casey) O'Connor; mother, Nellie Robinson; grandchildren, Drew Robinson, Audrey Robinson, and Tyler O'Connor; and many nieces, nephews, brothers- and sisters-in-law, and friends. Interment at Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens.
Rosebrook,
Shirley (Abbott)- 1953
Born: - Died:
Roshon,
Vernon R. - 1941
Born: - Died: May 28, 2006
Searls,
Jerry - 1955
Born: - Died: January 24, 1980
Shanks,
Charles "Butch" - 1962
Born: June 4, 1944 - Died: February 14, 2003
Shepherd,
Daniel D. - 1961
Born: - Died:
Shrieve,
Betty J. - 1963
Born: - Died:
Springer,
Dawn - 1983
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Stevens,
Ray E. - 1966
Born: - Died: February 09, 2006
Strickland,
Sandra - 1968
Born: - Died:
Todd,
Robert - 1955
Born: - Died: November 9, 1990
Tucker,
Treva - 1968
Born: - Died:
Weaver,
Stanley Edward - 1961
Born: - Died:
Wigton,
Cindy (Hanley) Hochradel - 1960
Born: - Died: May 31, 2002
Wright,
Charles C. - 1952
Born: - Died: May 02, 2007
Wylie,
Mark - Teacher/Coach Born: 1925 - Died: August 2, 1999
Mark W. Wylie, 74, Gibisonville, died Monday, Aug. 2 1999 at Fairfield Medical
Center, Lancaster. Son of the late David and Pansy Wylie, he was married for 47
years to Mary Wylie, who survives.
He received a bachelor of arts degree in physical education from Ohio University and received his master of arts degree in physical education from Xavier University. He was a World War II Army veteran. He retired as a teacher and coach at Pickerington, Union Furnace, Gallipolis and Liberty Union/Thurston schools. He was a former professional baseball manager and player with the Cleveland Indians organization, a charter member of the Logan High School Athletic Hall of Fame and Ohio University Athletic Hall of Fame. He received numerous athletic and coaching awards, including All Ohio Basketball Player.