OBITUARIES
A Remembrance of Loved Ones
James L. Daugherty
We are sad to announce the passing of James L Daugherty at the age of 74. He leaves behind his loving wife Margaret Daugherty, children Brenda VanOver (Erik) and Scott Daugherty (Kristina), grandsons Shane VanOver(Carissa) and Logan VanOver. Siblings Rick Daugherty, Karen Alexander, Sue Western, Barbara Ash, Chris Daugherty and Tommy Daugherty. He is preceded by his father Tom Daugherty, mother Martha Yankow and sister Patricia Bell.
James was born in Painesville, Oh, went to Riverside High and went on to join the United States Marine Corp.
A private memorial service will be held in his honor at 10:00am March 13 at Western Reserve Memorial Gardens 11521 Chillicothe Rd. Chesterland, Oh 44026. In lieu of sending flowers, we ask that anyone who would like to, please make a donation to the American Heart Association or charity of your choosing.
Bryanna M. Kitchen
A life well lived unexpectedly ended when Bryanna M. Kitchen, 35, of Euclid, passed away on February 21, 2023. Bryanna was born to Bryan Kitchen and Janice Kitchen (divorced) in San Diego, California, sister to Alicia Kitchen and Jacob Kitchen, loving mother to Camdyn Burke. Beloved aunt to Jude, Savannah, and Michaela. She was so loved by a large family of aunts, uncles and cousins.
Bryanna graduated from North High and went on to study cosmetology and worked in many different jobs. Her spirit was always curious and searched out many new things in life.
Some of Bryanna’s favorite things included being a mom first, her Frenchie bulldog Bryn, being with her large family, camping, boating, four-wheeling, and just being outdoors. She was always the center of fun and the favorite Auntie BB.
Bryanna is predeceased by her grandparents Fred and Judy Kitchen and Joseph and Judy Amato, uncle Fred Kitchen, and cousin Matthew Kitchen.
A memorial service will be held Saturday, March 4 at 1 pm at Nottingham United Methodist Church at 18316 St. Clair Avenue, Cleveland OH 44110. Service to be followed by a gathering to celebrate Bryanna.
In lieu of flowers, the family is asking that donations go to Bryanna’s son Cam through https://gofund.me/b4970cd2
Richard E. Earle
Richard “Ricky”E. Earle age 49, passed away on February 16, 2023. Loving son of Judith Kluth and the late Ronnie Whitehair. Cherished brother of Felicia Seese “Toby,” Scott and Travis Whitehair “Amy.” Best friend and beloved four legged companion his precious dog Leonard Earle. Uncle of many nieces and nephews. Ricky loved being outdoors, camping, and fishing. He enjoyed doing drywall, and spending time with his family. He was preceded in death by his grandparents Annabelle “Ernie” Weinhold and Harry “Betty” Earle, S-Harry and Anna Whitehair, and brother Michael Whitehair. A Celebration of Life will be held Saturday February 25, 2023 4:00-7:00PM at the Perry United Methodist Church, 3875 Main Street, Perry, OH 44081.
Jette Jacobs
On Feb. 15th, 2023, after a nearly yearlong battle with pancreatic cancer, Jette Jacobs age 74 passed away peacefully at home surrounded by her family. Everyone who knew Jette could attest to her kindness, her love of family, her willingness for adventure, and her dedication to helping others. Always quick with a kind word, Jette never missed an opportunity to help and console others. She enjoyed gardening, antiques, traveling, walking, reading, art, and music. If there is one thing everyone always said about Jette, it was that she was the kindest person they ever met.
Jette was born in August of 1947 in Denmark but lived most of her life in the U.S.A. She was a nurse for over thirty years, knew two languages, was an artist, and an avid gardener. She traveled to many places around the world and was always enthused to see new places and learn about new cultures. Such a dynamic and vibrant person who touched the hearts of so many will be terribly missed by many.
Jette is survived by her husband, Martin, her son, Jonah, her mom Vera, and her sister, Anni.
James T. Evans Jr.
It is with great sorrow that we share James T. Evans Jr., age 84, of Concord, passed away from a long battle with lung cancer on February 14, 2023, at his home surrounded by his loving family. He was born March 5, 1938 in Painesville, Ohio to Phyllis and James Evans Sr. James was a retired brick layer and cement finisher and a proud US Army Veteran. His passion for more than 65 years was farming and he loved teaching anyone that wanted to learn about agriculture. He was selfless and always put the needs of others before those of himself. He loved spending time with his family and beloved dog Ginger, and enjoyed working in his garden and around his home.
James is survived by his brother William Evans; daughter Sharon Evans; daughter Patty Thomas (Matt); son James Evans (Amber); granddaughter Ashley Harnist (Mat); grandson (Michael Rondini); grandson (Benjamin Evans) and great grandchildren (Aubree & Jesse Harnist). He was preceded in death by his parents, Phyllis and James Evans Sr. A Celebration of Life will be held at Concord Airpark 12361 Concord Hamden Road, Concord, OH 44077 on March 5, 2023 from 1:00PM-4:00PM. Donations may be made to the Hospice of Western Reserve who did a wonderful, loving job keeping him comfortable during his final days.
Richard Naumann
“Richard “Rich” Naumann, age 65 of Montville, Ohio died suddenly on February 13, 2023. Son of the late Les and Edna Naumann. Rich was a lifelong Lake and Geauga County resident. He was the owner/operator of L&R Asphalt Paving. Rich was heavily involved in the local race circuit in Lake County, Ohio, having sponsored many local race car enthusiasts. He loved racing, building, and selling cars with his race car family. He enjoyed watching wrestling, and most of all, he loved his dogs.
Rich is survived by his wife, Patty (Howell) Naumann, sister, Kathy (Mike) Boyer, and niece, Abigail Boyer. He is also survived by step-daughter, Angie, and nephew, Donnie Rose.
At Richard’s request, he was cremated and there will be no public service held.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made in his memory to the Geauga County Humane Society.”
Lester Allan Jones
Lester Allan Jones
1951 - 2023
Lester Jones, age 71, of Mentor Ohio, passed away on February 11, 2023 of congestive heart failure. Lester was born on September 26, 1951 in Tulsa Oklahoma and grew up in Catoosa Oklahoma. He graduated from Oklahoma State University and was a proud Oklahoma Sooner fan. He moved to San Jose California shortly after graduating college to work in the Silicon Valley. Lester was a lifelong learner of technology and held a variety of positions in project management, systems architecture, and software development spanning his 48 year professional career. He liked taking photos of family, friends, nature, and landscapes. He was an aviation enthusiast who earned his pilot license and attended many air shows. His parents instilled an appreciation of music at an early age. He enjoyed playing guitar and piano and listening to classic rock and roll with overdriven guitar.
He is survived by his wife of 43 years Sandra (Adkins); daughters Melissa (Ryan) Vovk, Rachel (Clint) Widdowson; sept-granddaughter Taylor Widdowson; sister Vicki (Larry) Anderson; and many cousins, nieces and nephews. He is preceded in death by his parents Jarvis L. Jones and Jewel I. (Brazil) Jones and step-grandson Tiler Widdowson.
Lester was a generous person who valued caring for his family and fur babies. He tolerated the Adkins clan. He knew what he was getting into when Sandy invited her family to join them on their first date to an amusement park. Vacations often included road trips to visit family in Oklahoma, Georgia, and New York. His family endured his silly sense of humor and attending dusty hot air shows. He is sorely missed by those who loved and knew him.
Donna Warren Pfister
Donna Warren Pfister (Nee Warren) age 70, passed away peacefully at home surrounded by her family on February 11, 2023, after a long battle with cancer. Everyone who knew Donna was touched by her infectious smile, kindness, and beautiful, strong, tenacious spirit. She had an undeniable "can do" attitude and an unbreakable optimism. Donna carried herself with pure grace, despite life's many challenges. She enjoyed art, music, genealogy and wine. She loved her family and friends. She will be greatly missed. Survived by her devoted husband Greg, by her loving children and their spouses: Nick & Nicole Laccheo and Jessica Pfister & Ashley Simons, sisters Debbie (Johnny) Johnson and Linda (Bob) Bidgood, her five adoring grandchildren: Max, Olivia, Lennox, Lainey, and Lexi, nieces Chelsea and Lydia Johnson and nephew Dakota Bidgood. She is proceeded in death by her parents, Leonard and Peggy Warren. There will be a Celebration of Life later this Spring for family and close friends.
Mary E. Emig
Mary E. Emig age 63, of Concord, OH passed away on February 8, 2023, after fighting a brave battle with ALS. Mary fulfilled her dream to live in Naples, Florida after retiring from The Cleveland Clinic, where she worked for 40 years. Due to her failing health, Mary relocated to NE Ohio to be near her children and family. Mary had a great love for classic rock music, boating, and the warm sun. She had an easy and loud laugh and enjoyed being surrounded by her large family. Loving mother of Candice (James) Hannan and Robert (Shannon) Smith; Grandmother of 10 and one on the way; Sister of Randy, Kathy (Larry) Mojzer, Nanci, Jim (Donya), Bill (deceased), Annie (Doug) Bartlett, Roberta Hughes, Ron (Chris) and John (Barb); Dear daughter of Mary (deceased) and Ralph (deceased).
Family will receive friends on Friday, February 17, 2023 from 3:30-6:30 pm at The Community of Hope Church. 1435 W. Royalton Rd. Broadview Hts., OH with services and reception to follow.
EVERETT R. WYNE
Everett R. Wyne, affectionately known as Ron, passed away peacefully on February 7, 2023 after a long fought battle with renal disease. Born on January 24, 1943 to Everett J. Wyne and Marie B. Sutton. He was raised in Pennsylvania and as an adult moved to Ohio for work in the 1960’s, where he married his love, Mary M. (Bowl and) Wyne. He is survived by his wife Mary, daughters Krista Gaiters and Kelly Phillips, sons Jeff Wyne (Brenda), and Greg Wyne (Johnna). Grandsons Joseph Gaiters, Andrew Gaiters, and Gregory Wyne Jr (Kaitlyn). Granddaughter Johnalyn Wyne, two great grandchildren Grayson and Kinsley Wyne as well as a niece, nephews and great nephews. Pap, as most of us called him, loved spending time with his family. He loved cars, racing, golf and baseball. He loved going to parks, especially the Metroparks to walk his dogs, and the beach parks along Lake Erie. He enjoyed being able to stay active. He retired from the Classic Auto Campus in Mentor, Ohio. He was preceded in death by his parents and brother, Raymond Odis Wyne.
A private viewing was had by intimate family. No public service will be held.
Richard Scott "Rich" Pennypacker
Richard Scott (Rich) Pennypacker
Richard Scott “Rich” Pennypacker age 56, passed away on February 7, 2023 at his home in Claridon, Ohio surrounded by his loving family after more then a year long battle with Glioblastoma, a very rare and aggressive brain cancer.
Born in Rahway New Jersey to Lindley W and MaryAnn (Birkner) Pennypacker. Rich has fond memories of playing with neighborhood friends at the park down the street and playing youth baseball for as long as he could remember. His family moved to Brunswick, Ohio in 1976. He met and became friends with many of the kids in his new neighborhood quickly and was always outside doing something until the street lights came on. In 1978, his family moved to England for two years. He enjoyed traveling to many different countries. One of his fondest memories of this time was playing golf with his brother and dad at St Andrews famous golf course in Scotland. He was excited to return to the old neighborhood in Brunswick in 1980, where he continued his friendships, played tennis on the high school team, and won many competitions and awards.
After graduating from Brunswick High school in 1984, he went on to take classes at The University of Akron and began working for his dad at Summit System Group. It is there that he taught himself how to write code on the AS400. He went on to work for Great Lakes Cheese Co. in Newbury/Troy OH, as a programmer analyst, writing many of their fulfillment and accounting programs. In 2000 he started his final career at HKM Direct Market in Cleveland Ohio as a programmer analyst, moving up through the ranks and became VP of Information Technology. He spent 22 years working and making great friends here.
Rich’s love of baseball had him coaching for the youth program in Claridon township for many years. He was also an avid collector of all things baseball throughout his entire life. His favorite team was always the Boston Red Sox, so you can imagine his delight when they finally won the World Series! His favorite player of all time was Carl “Yaz” Yastrzemski. Rich found ultimate joy in Christmas. He looked forward to Christmas shopping with his mom the weekend before Thanksgiving and going to Red Lobster every year. He kept a notebook of gift ideas with him at all times and took great pride in finding the perfect gifts for everyone. Rich also enjoyed fishing especially with his Grandpa Birkner and his kids, playing corn hole, taking walks in the beautiful Geauga parks with his daughter, playing catch with his sons, watching his children play all their sports, traveling with his wife to different casinos especially Las Vegas, sitting by a fire in his backyard and watching the stars, as well as watching movies with his family. Rich loved to sit across the street with our neighbors, The Neely’s, sharing a drink and solving all of the world’s problems. One of his favorite trips was to Cooperstown to see the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2018, a lifelong dream come true. To Rich, family was everything. He loved teasing his younger sister Lori and actually prepared dialog before phone calls and visits. Rich loved summer and especially enjoyed the get-togethers at his in-laws' pavilion. Rich was quick to laugh and tell “dad jokes” and always found the good in any situation and in every person he met. His calm and caring personality drew people to him and he never turned anyone away when they needed help or to talk. He was the calm to Bonnie’s storm.
Rich is survived by his loving wife Bonnie (Ule) Pennypacker, his children who were his pride and joy, Nicholas, Kenneth, Breanna, and Ryan Pennypacker. His Mother MaryAnn (Birkner) Pennypacker, Brother Gregory (Susan) Pennypacker, Sister Lori (Pennypacker) Windisch, Brothers James and Michael Kucera. Father and Mother-in-law Andrew “Chick” and Roselee (Kapalin) Ule, Brother-in-law Douglas (Maria) Ule. Many loved and cherished Aunts, Uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.
Rich was preceded in death by his Father Lindley W Pennypacker, Stepmom Francis (Premura) Pennypacker, Maternal grandparents Albert and Mary (Estavanik) Birkner, Paternal grandparents Lindley and Helen (Corbliss) Pennypacker.
The family would like to thank everyone who called, texted, sent cards, gift cards, food, built and fixed things around the house, and came to visit him during his illness. We’d also like to thank all the medical staff who took such good care of him throughout his journey.
There will be no visitation for Rich. A Private Celebration of Life Service will be held at a later date.
In honor of Rich’s love for sports, donations can be made to Berkshire Local School Checks written to Berkshire Athletics with “Hurdle Project - Pennypacker” in the memo line. For every $200 a hurdle will be memorialized with Rich’s name and help to equip the new track and field program.
Berkshire Local School
℅ Berkshire Athletics
14155 Claridon Troy Rd
Burton, OH 44021
Ann Elizabeth Shumaker
Ann Elizabeth Shumaker, age 90, formerly of Bluffton, Ohio, passed away Tuesday, February 7, 2023 in Kirtland, Ohio. Due to failing health, she had recently relocated to NE Ohio to be near her granddaughter, Beth.
Ann was born in Columbus, Ohio in 1932, the daughter of Harold and Lorena (Birky) Reusser. In addition to her parents, Ann was preceded in death by her brother Jim and sister-in-law Helen. She is survived by her three children: Tom (Ruth) Shumaker of Edgewood, KY; Regina Shumaker of Bluffton; and David (Amy) Shumaker of Simpsonville, SC; six grandchildren: Beth (Mike) Moses; Leah Shumaker; Stephanie (Brandon) Adams; Katy (Eric) Hair; Robert Shumaker; and Julia Shumaker; six great grandchildren: Bryan and Bailey Moses; Cory Webb; and Mackenzie, Nicholas, and Anderson Adams; her beloved sister Joan (Sam) Diller; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Ann lived a life of loving kindness, a spiritual gift that blessed all who knew her. She met her future husband while a student at Bluffton College, graduating in 1955 with a degree in elementary education. She worked for many years as a children’s librarian for the Madison Public Library, sharing her lifelong passion for reading with countless children. Many a child would approach the “Library Lady” in the grocery store to share their excitement about a recent story time or a favorite children’s book. After retiring to Bluffton, she was a faithful member of First Mennonite Church, praying regularly for those in need, and spending much time in God’s Word.
A graveside service for Ann will be held at 11:00am, March 4, 2023 at Maple Grove Cemetery in Bluffton. A celebration of her life will follow commencing at 12 noon at First Mennonite Church, 101 South Jackson Street, Bluffton with Pastor Phil Yoder officiating. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to First Mennonite Church.
Matthew 25:21
Well done, thou good and faithful servant … Enter thou into the joy of thy Lord.
Robert A. Sines
On Monday, February 6, 2023, Robert A. Sines went home to be with the lord. He was seventy-six.
Born December 28, 1946 to Archie and Margaret (née Baker) Sines, in Alliance, Ohio. Robert attended Marlington Local School system. He was a Veteran of the United States Army, serving as a Wireman in Vietnam. Upon his honorable discharge from the Army, Robert would return home to Alliance, Ohio. He would go on to work for Chrysler Corporation, and then General Motors. He would retire from the Lordstown Manufacturing plant after a career as a Diemaker.
Robert enjoyed spending his free time on computers, and researching the murder of JFK. He enjoyed attending Mount Union football games. Robert also enjoyed spending his free time watching animals in the wild, often taking time to feed the birds and squirrels. Mostly, Robert enjoyed spending time with his loved ones, and those closest to him affectionately called him “Treat Man” due to always having treats for the animals.
After selling his property in North Lima, Ohio, Robert moved in with his son, Raymond, and his family in Perry, Ohio.
Robert was preceded in death by both parents, and infant brother Ray Roeul Sines, his ex-wives Cheryl Wimer, and Diana Spaller. Robert is survived by his son, Raymond (Mandee) Sines of Perry. His Granddaughters Marissa and Emalee, of Perry. His Brothers: David (Barbara) Sines of Alliance, John (Becky) Sines of Alliance, James (Anita) Sines of Canton, half-brother George Cosma, and ex-wife Ophelia Sines. There will be no services.
Cards of condolences may be sent to:
RAYMOND SINES FAMILY
℅ BLESSINGS CREMATION SERVICES
9340 PINECONE DR
MENTOR, OH 44060
A celebration of life will be at a later date, TBA..
Laura Coon
Laura Coon of Madison, Ohio passed away February 6, 2023 after a long courageous battle with cancer at age 82.
She was born to Ida and David Slone May 2, 1940 in Garner, Ky. She moved to Ohio, met and married Montford C. Coon Sr ( Ned ) in 1959. They had three children: Montford Jr ( Monty ), Kenneth ( Ken) and Tammy.
Laura was a devoted wife, nuturing mother and grandmother, a proud homemaker and excellent cook who created her own style of and the best chicken pot pie. She had a good sense of humor, a wonderful laugh and smile. She loved nature especially birds and flowers. She spent hours watching the birds on her multiple bird feeders, learning about each new breed that would show up.
She and husband Rev Montford C. Coon Sr became ordained ministers and active church leaders which led to creating the Church of Devine Fellowship, Madison, Ohio of which they presided.
She was preceded in death by her husband Montford C. Coon Sr, her parents David and Ida Slone, brothers Oscar and Wayne Slone, sisters Zelda Waddel and Alma Craft.
She is survived by children Social Service Worker - Monty Coon, Artist - Ken Coon and Accountant - Tammy Brown; grand children Michael Aaron Fry, Jasmine Jewell and Jeff Coon; great grand daughters Nina Fry, Evelyn Jewell and great grandson Charlie Whittle; sisters Lillian Huff, Ana Lou Slone, Lannie Reynolds, Ruth Dobson, Ellouise Barnette and brother Bart Slone.
She did not want a funeral, but a gathering and memorial will be held during the burial of her ashes at the David Slone Family Cemetery, Pippa Passes, Ky June 24th the Saturday after Fathers Day. The memorial to commense shortly after the Slone family reunion. Family and friends welcome.
Jeanne (McEntee) Grau
Jeanne (McEntee) Grau passed away peacefully February 4th at the age of 90 at Chardon Health Care Center, formerly of Euclid. Dear mother to Danny Grau of Arizona and Edward (Doreen) Grau of Chardon. Grandmother to Donna ( Brett) Bender of Colorado and Chelsey (Daniel Kruk) Grau of Columbus,sister to Bob (Sue) McEntee of Georgia. Preceded in death her husband of over 50 yrs, William Grau,son Scottie Grau, brother Mike McEntee and parents Dorothea and Edward McEntee. She enjoyed looking her best, good jokes,milkshakes, our talks of Jesus and Heaven..and Latte..Rest in Beautiful peace now with angels..you will be greatly missed, love you forever and ever~
Thomas "Tom" Francis Fox
Thomas Francis Fox (Tom), age 59 of Concord, Ohio age 59 passed away peacefully at home on February 3, 2023 after a long illness. He is survived by his loving wife Julie (nee Molnar), brothers Patrick Fox (Colleen), Richard Fox (Marilyn) of Willoughby, and sisters Kathleen Deakins (Rick) of Chardon, Debbie Winegar of Durham, North Carolina and Colleen Loew of Sherman Oaks, California and nieces and nephews: Rick Deakins Jr. of Cleveland Heights, Matt Deakins, of Toledo, Charlie Fox, of Willoughby, Brian Fox, and Emily Fox, of Toledo, David Winegar of Chicago Illinois,and Hannah Winegar of Raleigh North Carolina. He is preceded in death by his parents Richard and Mary Fox.
Tom grew up in Kirtland, Ohio, graduated from Kirtland High School and attended Lakeland Community College where he studied electronics. He worked at various companies through the years as an electronic technician/repairman. Tom liked being around people and he could strike up a conversation with most people he met. He was known for his impersonations of famous people, enjoyed fishing, listening to music (especially James Taylor) and spending time with his wife Julie (of 32 years) and cats Blessing and Blackjack.
William R. (Bill) Lefelhoc
It is with great sorrow that we share Bill Lefelhoc, age 67, of Mentor, passed away unexpectedly at Lake West Hospital on Friday, January 27, 2023. He was born on March 27, 1955 in Painesville, OH to Rose Mary (Davis), and Alex Lefelhoc. Bill was retired from his long career as a tool and die engineer. Bill was a man of adventure! He enjoyed hang gliding, dirt bike riding, hiking, backpacking, biking, and especially vacationing. He loved exploring new places, and meeting new people. He loved family gatherings, and was loyal to his friends. Bill is survived by his brothers Ron (Cathee); Larry (JoAnne); Randy (Debbie); special friend Nancy English, former wife Sherry Lefelhoc, and many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, Rose Mary, and Alex Lefelhoc. Per his request, there will be no calling hours. Private family services will be held at a later date. Donations may be made in his memory to the Lake Humane Society, 7564 Tyler Blvd E, Mentor, OH 44060.
Laura Ann Millonzi
Laura Ann Millonzi (Troha) was born in Cleveland, Ohio on September 18, 1958. She spent her early years growing up in Painesville making life long friends before she graduated from Riverside High School in 1976. She spent her late 20s and early 30s living in Houston, Texas playing lots of softball and working for Chevron before moving back to Painesville, Ohio. She married John Millonzi in 1990 and had 2 children. She enjoyed watching the Guardians and the Cleveland Browns, listening to music and found fulfillment in her faith when she accepted Jesus in 1997 at 39 years old. She was a caretaker at heart, caring for her mother in law, her mother and her step mother. In her later years, she enjoyed spending lots of time with her grandkids. She leaves behind a legacy of loving people with her whole heart. She will be deeply missed but would tell you herself that she does not miss us, because she is in the arms of Jesus. She is preceded in death by Joseph Troha (Father), Joseph “Sluggo” Troha (Brother), Helen Troha (Mother), and Nancy Troha (Step Mother).
She leaves behind many who loved her including Patricia Laturell (Sister), Christine M. Laturell, John E Laturell (Jennifer), and Michelle R Fuller (Ronald) (Nieces & Nephews), Alyssa, James, Hannah, and Zechariah (Great Nieces & Nephews), Kay, Ellie, and Emmett (Great Great Nieces and Nephews), John Millonzi (Father of her children), Brianna K. Jerman (Christopher) (Daughter), Kristopher, Lukas & Samuel (Grandkids) and Martin A. Millonzi (Son).
Family and friends are welcome to a Celebration of Life Service on February 4th, 2023 at Painesville Assembly of God at 11am with a luncheon and fellowship time to follow. If you would like to make a donation in Laura’s honor to further the spread of the gospel, you can give to Assemblies of God World Missions at www.agwm.org.
Robin R. Meadows
Robin R Meadows (nee Ziganti) cherished daughter, mother, sister, and aunt, passed away Thursday, January 26, 2023 at age 60.
Born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio, Robin was a life-long Browns fan. Her career as a corporate travel agent spanned over thirty years where Robin attended to thousands of travelers in finance and healthcare. Her care for others extended to the four-legged. Robin doted on her “grand-dog” and all other pets in her South Hills neighborhood, serving as a reliable stop for treats and affection.
Robin was preceded in death by her parents Roy Sr. and Patricia (nee Shea), and brother Craig Ziganti. She is survived by her adored daughter, Brittany Meadows, siblings Michelle (Wade) Williams, Dawn (Anthony) Henderson, Roiann Ziganti, and Roy Ziganti Jr. and eleven nieces and nephews.
Michelle A. Getty
Michelle Getty age 66 of Painesville Ohio, passed away unexpectedly on January 25th. Michelle worked as a paralegal for a number of years. Later she was a Supervisor for Wal-Mart in the fabric department. She enjoyed crafting and sewing but she really loved to crochet. She went to many craft shows selling her beautiful creations. She is survived by her sister Valerie and her brother-in-law Terry Shook; her niece Melody Beaushau; aunts Cathy Spotts, Shirley Stewart, and Rose Beam; uncle Frank Spotts; and many cousins.
She will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved her.