Wyandot County Obituaries, Death & Funeral Notices
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Lima News
May 25, 1919 Lucian G. Brown, 70, died at the City hospital, Lima, Saturday evening at 6 o'clock, following an illness of two weeks. Death resulted from a complication of diseases. He leaves a widow, one daughter, Mrs. Mabel Miller, Carey, and five sons, Walter L. 416 east Albert street, Lima, Merle E., Earnest C., Orel and Floyd Brown, of Carey. The body will be accompanied to Carey where burial will be made. (Submitted by Linda Blue Dietz) The Marion Star Upper Sandusky - Mrs. Hubert Gregg, 82, a former resident of Upper Sandusky, died Monday evening at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Blair Wyker, near Fredricktown. Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday from the Wyker home. Death was attributed to a heart attack. Surviving children are Mrs. Wyker, Helen Gregg of Upper Sandusky, Mrs. Mary Ellis of St. Louis, Mo., Mrs. Harriet Stokley of Palo Alto, Calif., Richard Gregg of Toledo and Dr. R. W. Gregg, of Wakeman, O. (Submitted by Linda Blue Dietz) Lima News CAREY - Audie (Jack) May, 78, died at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Indian Trail Nursing Home foiowing an extended illness. He was a retired coal miner. Survivors include his wife, the (Submitted by Linda Blue Dietz) Fremont News-Messenger Tom Holdcraft, of Sycamore, went to rejoice in
the Lord on Sunday morning, He was born in Bucyrus,
May 27, 1944, to Howard and Emmalena
Fern (Scheff) Holdcraft. His mother survives. Also surviving are a
brother, Jerry (Paula) Holdcraft of Bucyrus; a sister, Diane Pratt of
Carey; two nieces, Kelly (Tom) Froehle, and Stacey Rock; two nephews, Tom attended He married Marlene (Rose) Nolen, she died in 2000. While married to Marlene he enjoyed life with stepchildren Fred (Vickie) Nolen of Bucyrus, David Nolen of Nevada, Karen (Tom) Painter of Fostoria, Kalvin Nolen of McCuthenville, Teresa (Don) Mayes of Bucyrus, Patty Fishpaw of Bucyrus. His grandchildren are Angela Fortner, Cory Nolen, Todd Dunn, Travis Zeigler, Nicholas and Nathen Fishpaw; and great-grandchildren are Cole, Caden, and Dylan Fortner. On He was an adopted dad and grandpa to many foster
children. He drove semi for many years, and most recently
was employed by HyWay Trucking out of He loved camping and fishing, spending time with the family, cookouts, and helping anyone who needed help. Most of all he enjoyed following NASCAR, sprint racing and being a Dodge fan. Tom was well known among the racing circuit of "hobby-stock cars," winning many races in car No. 39. He was a past member of the Coon Hunters Association of Nevada and Rogers Lake Conservation Club. He was a current member of the Bucyrus Moose Lodge. Calling hours will be 2-4 and Memorials may be given to Wyandot County Home
Health and sent to Lucas Batton Funeral Home at 476 S. Sandusky, Upper (submitted by George Jochum) Fremont News-Messenger Ross D. Riedel, 94, formerly of Riedel was born in He also married Bonnie Wolford and they later were divorced. Mr. Riedel is survived by two sons, Dana (Jean) Riedel of Sycamore, and Van (Cathy) Riedel of Crestline; daughters, Paula (Dale) Kirkpatrick of Newberry Springs, Calif., Anita (David) Wurm of Bucyrus; grandchildren, Angela Haake, Monte Riedel, Christopher and Cory Kirkpatrick, Gayle and Connor Riedel, Mackenzie Harris, David, Cecilia and Gus Wurm; great-grandchildren, Ysabella and Kason Wurm, and Victoria and Amber Kirkpatrick. He is also survived by a brother, Dale Riedel of Bucyrus, and a sister, Marjorie Bookmyer of Sycamore. Mr. Riedel was preceded in death by two brothers, Virgil and Robert Riedel, and two sisters, Cora Swerline and Onolea Reidel. He was a retired dairy farmer and did custom farming in the
neighborhood. He also worked at Webster's Manufacturing and American Standard,
both in He was a veteran of World War II, serving in the United
States Army, and received numerous medals for his action in combat: Good Conduct
Medal, American Campaign Medal, WWII Victory Medal, European-African-Middle
Eastern Campaign Medal, Army of Occupation Medal with Mr Riedel had numerous hobbies and avocations, including being a Sunday school teacher, Sunday school superintendent, member of the church choir, board of trustees, administrative council. He drove the church bus to pick up people in the area, secretary of Sunday school, member of the Epworth League of the church, member of ASCS. He also was a member of the Crawford County Republican
Central Committee, member Sycamore American Legion Post 250, Gideons
International, former Friends can call from 2-4 and Memorial contributions can be made to the A military graveside service will be conducted by the American Legion Post 250. (submitted by George Jochum) Fremont News-Messenger Richard F. Daiber, 74, of He was born in Dick graduated from He married Joyce Heinlen on Other survivors include two sons, Chuck Daiber of He was a member of the Lutheran faith, a 50-year member of the Nevada Lodge 343 F&AM; retired member of the Nevada Volunteer Fire Department and served in the National Guard. Dick enjoyed landscaping and working on his water garden; model railroads and spending time with his family. He was preceded in death by five brothers, Clarence L.W. "Bill," Cletus, Paul and Raymond Daiber, and two sisters, Iva Dai-ber and Mary Knappenberger. Visitation will be Friday from 3-5 and Funeral services will be Memorials can be made to the (Submitted by George Jochum) Fremont News-Messenger Dorothy E. Clinger, 82, of Visitation will be from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Wednesday at the Lucas-Batton Funeral Home in Upper Sandusky and one hour prior to funeral services Thursday at Wesley Chapel of the United Methodist Church in rural Upper Sandusky. Services will be at (Submitted by George Jochum) The Findlay Courier UPPER SANDUSKY -- Charlene S. Koehler, 62, of Upper Sandusky, died at
1:30 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 28, 2010, at Fairhaven Community, Upper Sandusky. (Submitted by Linda Blue Dietz) CAVIN, ETHEL Wednesday services are planned for Ethel Robins Cavin, 77, who died Saturday in her Penn Valley residence. Mrs. Cavin, a native of Portsmouth, Ohio, was a 17 year resident of Nevada County. She was raised in Ohio and moved to Southern California in 1932, where she worked as a pie baker. She worked for the Continental Can Co. for 20 years before retiring and moving to Rough & Ready. Mrs. Cavin was member of the Abundant Life Fellowship Church. She is predeceased by her husband John Cavin and survived by sisters Edna Murphy of Grass Valley and Elnor Younger of Bellflower and one nephew. Donations can be made to the Cancer Aid Thrift Shop. A memorial service is scheduled for 2 p.m. Wednesday at The Abundant Life Fellowship Church, Grass Valley. A private burial will follow at Indian Springs Cemetery, Penn Valley. Arrangements were made by Hooper & Weaver Mortuary, Grass Valley. [ Grass Valley Union, 12/2/1986. Submitted by California Genealogy Trails] Name of Deceased: Margaret Richards Marion Star Upper Sandusky, March 2 -Mrs. Emma Shively, 75, died at
her home her Friday. Born May 31, 1865, in upper Sandusky, she was the daughter
of the late Michel and Elizabeth Grundtisch Burckhardt, Sept, 1, 1886, she
married Joseph Shively who died in January 1933. Two sons, Otto Shively of
Buffalo, Ny., and E. D. Shively of Ft. Wayne, In., survive. Funeral services
will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at the residence and at 2:30 at Trinity
Evangelical and Reformed church with Rev. G. W. Good in charge. Burial will be
made in Old Mission cemetery. Friends may call at the home. |
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