Samantha D. Winland

Samantha Winland (Lewis) aged 33, of Cleveland, Ohio, peacefully passed away on November 1, 2023, in her mother's home in Willowick, Ohio.  
 
Samantha is survived by her beloved mother, Paula Gillen (John), and her cherished siblings, Heather Troglin (Craig), Jennifer Lewis (Shon), Joe Lewis (Manda), as well as her nieces and nephews, Aidan Troglin, Lizzy Vance, Brooklyn Vance, Preston Vance, and Arden Skufca. 
 
She was preceded in death by her father, Walter J Lewis Jr., her stepmother Linda Lewis, and her grandparents, Bert and Shirley Ray, Walter J Lewis Sr., and Audrey Harris. 
 
Samantha attended Perry Elementary School and graduated from North High School. She had a passion for arts and crafts and found joy in adult coloring books and playing Yahtzee and other games with friends. Family was most important to Samantha, and she loved spending time with her nieces and nephews. 
 
A celebration of Samantha's life will take place on November 19, 2023 from 2pm to 4pm at Willow Praise Church, located at 32901 Vine Street, Willowick, Ohio 44095. Following the services, there will be a time of fellowship and nourishment, as we gather to share cherished memories and honor Samantha's life. 
 
Samantha will be remembered for her gentle spirit and the love she brought to her family and friends. May we find peace in the memories we shared and draw strength from the legacy she leaves behind. 

Robert F. Jensen

Robert F. Jensen age 84, passed away peacefully surrounded by his family. Loving husband of Rita. Cherished father of Stacy Wolf, Brandon Holschuh (Michelle Bonnay), and Jenny Heim (Zach). Grandpa of Eriq, Ian, Meena, Olive, Alexis, and Morgan. Robert enjoyed fishing, golfing, antique cars, and was truly a businessman & entrepreneur and a man of many trades. A Celebration of Life Service will be held for Robert on November 18, 2023 at 2:00P.M. Hope Ridge United Methodist Church, 9870 Johnnycake Ridge Rd, Mentor, OH 44060.

Carol Bailis

Carol Bailis, age 89, of Painesville Twp, passed away peacefully on Oct 27, 2023 with her family by her side. She was born on Dec. 22, 1933 to William and Ruth Gardner. Carol met the love of her life, Donald Gene Bailis, & they married on April 25, 1970. Together they are survived by many children: Susan(Randy) Karlovec; Kathleen (Russell) Ford; Kim (Sylvia) Rice; Kelly (Shannon) Rice; Keith (Carolyn) Rice; Scott (Becky) Bailis; Mark (Collen) Bailis; daughter in law Donna Rice; Even more Grandchildren; Amanda (Bill) Cusano; Christina Popp (Karl); Douglas Rice; Samantha Rice; Joshua Rice, Brandon Rice, Pete Larkin III; Taylor Rice; Nate (Rikki) Rice, Alexandra Karlovec; Randy Karlovec; Danielle (Jeremy) Tripp; Angela Muncy; Kelsey Bailis; Rachel Bailis, Daniel Bailis, Keven Popp, David (Cindy) Popp, and Rob (Tana) Ford. She also had a village full of great & great great grandchildren. Carol was Preceded in death by her loving husband Donald, her son Kevin Rice, great-grandchildren Michael and Kernin, and Parents William and Ruth Gardner. She loved most of all being with her family. She also loved a fine wine, arts & crafts, seamstress, gardening, QVC shopping, & reminiscing. She was also a member of the Masonice & The Blazettes. Carol will be missed tremendously, & leaves behind a legacy.

George F. Kilburg

George F. Kilburg, age 77, peacefully passed away at St. John Medical Center of natural causes on October 27, 2023.

He was born in Cleveland, Ohio on March 27, 1946, to George P. Kilburg (deceased) and Elizabeth H. Balaam - Kilburg (deceased). George was raised in Cleveland's west side suburbs with his four younger sisters, Joyce (deceased), Cindy, Jeannine and Patricia.

Always intrigued by technology and adventure, George entered the U.S. Navy just after high school to become a submariner. After honorably fulfilling his obligations on USS Threadfin (Key West, FL) he joined the Army National Guard where he served as a combat medic with the 316th AeroMedEvac unit. This endeavor ignited his love for flying. George went on to build a career in corporate aviation spanning several decades, introducing him to many people and places the world over. 

Flying private jet powered aircraft also fueled his passion and involvement in motorsports. He poured his energy into building, modifying, and driving open-wheeled race cars with his family and friends. He was a founding member of M.O.R.E. (Mini-Champ Outlaw Racing Enterprises) which opened new opportunities, for many, to local circle track racing. He also competed in the SCCA Formula 440 North-East Ohio Regional Series before retiring comfortably in North Olmsted, Ohio with his wife Barb.

After Barb's untimely passing (2018), George relocated and lived out his remaining years in Brecksville, Ohio. There, he continued to exercise his never ending desire for creativity by designing various pieces on his computer and producing them on his 3-D printer.

At the end of the day, he loved to unwind with an old movie, sitting by the fire surrounded by loved ones.

He was held dear to many for his wild sense of humor, lightning quick whit, highly playful nature and magnetic charm. He carried these traits, keeping people laughing, to the very last moments and will forever be missed. 

George is survived by his sisters; Cindy Ruic, Jeannine Edlund (Dave) and Patricia Jogan, his children; Jackie Thompson, George Kilburg, Stacey Zahuranec (Bonnie), Dave Kilburg, Kristen Kilburg, his grandchildren; George & Sarah Kilburg, Peyton & Bayleigh Skernivitz, Spencer Thompson, Matt Collecchi, Cynthia & Grace Fisak.

Military Honors and interment will take place at 1:15 pm December 8, 2023 in the Ohio Western Reserve National Cemetery, 10175 Rawiga Road, Seville, OH 44273.

Allan C. Jacobs

Allan C. Jacobs, age 79, of Concord, Ohio passed away peacefully on October 26th, 2023. Born in Milan, Ohio to Dwilla and Clark Jacobs, he graduated from Milan High school class of 1962 where he played basketball, was VP of his senior class and made lifelong friends.

After High school, he started his working career in building construction for Milan Steel Corporation as an estimator, jobsite supervisor and eventually sales, working in Akron, Galion and Cleveland Ohio offices. He also attended Star building school to further his skills and knowledge. In the mid-1970s, Al became co-owner of Doyle-Jacobs building company in Mentor. He and his partner Bob Doyle built many buildings and additions for local companies in Mentor/Lake County Ohio, including the first solar panel building in Mentor and also Royal Plastics, Fredon, Polychem, Wiseco, 3M and others.

In the late 1980s, Al would begin to work for USA Management as Construction Manager and worked on many projects and companies throughout Lake County. He was very well liked and known in his work. He did this work until his retirement in 2020. Al was a life member and active in Willoughby Elks Lodge #18, he was named Exalted Ruler in 1974-75.

 In his leisure time, Al really enjoyed playing golf and watching Ohio State and Cleveland sports. He and his cousin Myke Wharff shared a close relationship and had regular great conversations about sports. He always enjoyed being with friends at the local watering holes including Blue Spruce, Matchworks, Epiq and later Hellreigel’s.

 Al met Sandy Makuch, a bartender at Epiq restaurant in Concord Ohio around 2000. After many attempts from Al to have a date, Sandy gave in, and they attended an Indians game together. Al was Sandy’s longtime partner/Fiancé and the love of his life. Sandy’s family, Ritchie, Denise and Debby loved Al as part of their own and they became very close for 20+ years. They spent many good times together until Sandy’s passing just 9 weeks ago. Al wasn’t the same and his broken heart gave in on Oct. 26th. Al and Sandy are now together again forever.

 Al was preceded in death by his parents Dwilla (Dee) Nelson and Clark Jacobs and Sandy Makuch, his longtime partner/fiancé. He is survived by his daughter Dara (Jeff) Jacobs Frango, brother Steve (Lisa) Jacobs, 5 step brothers, 4 step sisters and many nieces and nephews. He also leaves behind the loving Makuch family of Ritchie, Denise (Tom) and Debby (Ed) Makuch. A celebration of Al’s life will take place at a later date.  

Al wished to thank all of his friends for a good ride.

Todd Harris

Service for Todd Harris, 62, of Willoughby, will be at 3:30 p.m., Monday, October 30th, 2023, at Zion Lutheran Church in Painesville, 508 Mentor Ave., Painesville. 
You may visit the family prior to the funeral service from 2:30 - 3:30 at the church. 

  Todd went to be with the Lord October 24th, 2023. “For we know that when this earthly tent we live in is taken down (that is, when we die and leave this earthly body), we will have a house in heaven, an eternal body made for us by God himself and not by human hands.” (2 Corinthians 5:1) 
Born September 30th, 1961, in Euclid, Ohio. Todd was a painter, and painted many new and old houses before retiring and working part-time as a pizza delivery driver to keep him young and active. He was a loving husband, dad, & Papa. He had a special relationship with his grandkids, whom hold Papa close to their hearts. He also loved watching football and was a big fan of the Browns. He was always ready to make a joke and light up the room with laughter. 


  Survivors include his wife, Margaret Harris; children, Michael & Anna Nocera, Christopher & Jessica Harris, Nathan & Trisha Harris; five grandchildren, Christopher, Michaela, Kellen, Carrisa, and Thea; siblings Rex (Tammy), Dale (Gretchen), Jack Rowan, James (Sandy) Rowan, Jeffrey (Susan) Rowan, Kathleen (Robert) Summers, Roseanne Rowan, Gerald (Susan) Rowan; many nieces and nephews; he also loved his grand-pup, Loki. 
He was preceded in death by his parents, Paul Harris and Freda Rowan. 

Paula Ann Rosiek (Puskarich)

Paula Ann (Puskarich) Rosiek, 75, of Willoughby Hills, OH, passed away on Sunday, October 15, 2023, at University Hospitals Main Campus in Cleveland, OH. Paula was born on December 15, 1947, in Connellsville, PA. The daughter of Anthony Puskarich, Jr. and Ann (Skudar) Puskarich. Paula lived most of her childhood years in Pennsylvania and moved to Euclid, OH with her parents during her high school years. Upon high school graduation, Paula married and moved to Willoughby Hills, OH, where she raised her family of three boys and lived until her passing. Paula was a homemaker when her boys were young, then worked for the Lubrizol Corporation Coating Additives group as a Sales Coordinator for more than 25 years until her retirement in 2017. Paula loved her family and would do anything for them. Overcoming a brain aneurism then multiple myeloma bone cancer, she was a fighter and had an extremely strong work ethic, passed down by her parents and on to her boys and grandchildren. Paula was a caregiver for both her parents until their passing and was a devoted Christian, believing we are nothing without God in our lives. Paula had the kind of personality that would light up any room she entered and would always carry the conversation, which could last for hours and cover everything and sometimes nothing at all. Her entire family and friends will miss her smile, enthusiasm, laughter, voice of reason, comfort, encouragement and support; her years of knowledge and wisdom; and her unconditional and enduring love.

On October 15, heaven gained the most special, kind, selfless, encouraging and loving angel. Paula was always a fighter to the end, and that’s what she always raised her family to be, saying “Keep on fighting; you are strong, you are able, you are who you are and there’s no one else like you!” She would write long texts to fill your soul and would talk so poetically. You could listen to her for hours and hours on end. A call with Grandma could be about nothing and she would be the most open listening ear. She would sing “You are my Sunshine” and “A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood” while pushing her grandchildren on the swings and never complain about it even if it were for hours on end. But now, her family knows she will be watching over them as their guardian angel. We are all going to miss Paula so much it hurts, but we know she is up in heaven with no more pain and forever in eternal happiness. Sunsets and the beauty of fall tree colors will remind her family of her love for them and her awe of God’s creation.

Paula is survived by her ex-husband Charles Rosiek of Homosassa, Fl; three loving sons, Stephen Rosiek (Michelle) of Oak Ridge, NJ, David Rosiek of Willoughby Hills, OH, and Timothy Rosiek (Susan) of Mentor, OH, and four adoring grandchildren: Danielle, Christopher, Erin and Kristen Rosiek. She was preceded in death by her parents, Anthony Puskarich, Jr. and Ann (Skudar) Puskarich.

Paula's family is planning a memorial gathering on Saturday, January 13, 2024, at Trinity Church in Mentor, OH from 1-4 pm, weather permitting. She will be cremated and laid to rest in Brownsville, PA, alongside her parents Anthony and Ann.

Sandra Strater

Sandra Faye (Secrest) Strater passed away on Sunday October 15, 2023 at age 86 at her home. Sandra was a Mayfield Heights School teacher for 35 years. She studied at California State College, Ohio University, and Kent State University. She taught school in California, was an avid doll collector, and an active member of The Cleveland Doll Club. She had a huge heart to everyone in her life, and great compassion for animals. Sandra is preceded in death by her parents Clifford and Lucille Secrest, her brother Van Secrest, her aunt Faye Rhodes, and her loving husband Paul Strater. Sand had no Children. She is survived by her niece Tanya Secrest, and great nephew T.J. Rice.

Arrangements have been made at Blessings Cremation Center in Mentor, Ohio.

A celebration of life party will be arranged at a later date.

Larry Nagel

Larry Nagel age 70, passed away on October 14, 2023. Devoted father of Jeremy, and stepfather of Buddy, and Katie. Cherished  brother of Al and Denny. Loving companion of Connie. Papa to grandchildren, and friend to many.  Loving son of the late Maye (Small ) Nagel, and Jerome Nagel.

Larry loved racing  the pocket rocket He used to race at Thompson speedway back in the day. He created Vorian which was a transforming jet car transformed into a robot that performed at numerous monster truck shows and  the Macy’s day parade also at the Olympics in 1996 in Atlanta Georgia.
The last 15 years he got into building custom motorcycles. He was on the cover of so many magazines. He debuted a couple of his bikes down on rodeo drive, where he met Jay Leno.  Larry lived the life he wanted to live, he did what he loved .. He will be so missed.  
A Celebration of Life will be held at a later date, and will be updated on facebook.

Timothy A. Wallette

Timothy A. Wallette age 64, passed away on October 13, 2023. Loving husband of Marcia Wallette. Devoted father of Timmy, Brittany Mayse (Sam), Jimmy, Joey, LaShauna, and Shaquile. Loving brother of Charla DeVoe, Martin Wallette (Nicol), Luanne Laurich (Roger), Michael, deceased (Michelle). Loving uncle of many. Dearest brother-in-law of Denise, Nicole, Terence, and Vonetta Jones.Good friend of Dwight, Jimmy, George, and many others. Private Services will be held at a later date.

Susan Wallette

May 5, 1950 - September 28, 2023

Susan M. Wallette (nee Starzynski), age 73, loving mother of Stacy Wallette, Jody Haluszka, Kari (Eero) Linna; dear grandmother of Tyler (Caylee) Lucas, Alyssa Lucas (Shawn Edge), Mya Haluszka, Myles Haluszka (Mary-Kate Clancy), Donte Wallette (Melissa Vajskop), Gabriella Linna, Jonathan Linna, Niklas Linna and Casper Linna; great-grandmother of Rosalie Mae Lucas; sister of Jeff (Cheryl) Starzynski.  Susan passed away on September 28, 2023.  Church services Wednesday, October 4 at 10:00 a.m. at St. John Vianney, 7575 Bellflower Road, Mentor, Ohio.

Eric Nicholas Walker

Eric Nicholas Walker age 46, passed away on September 26, 2023. Cherished son Betty and Royce Walker Sr.Loving husband of Tamika Walker. Devoted father of Latifah Walker. Brother of Tatia and Robin Johnson, Shelton Walker, LaTonya Johnson, and Royce Walker Jr. (deceased). Dear Uncle of Olando and Shayneese Walker, Natalia Hill, Dominick Hill Jr., Deontee Johnson, Delonte and Aaron Walker, Edward Dial Jr., Dacian Steele, Adjoa Walker, and Amari Walker.

Olive Bishop

Olive Bishop age 91 of Thompson, Ohio passed away peacefully on September 23, 2023. Proud mother of Kathy Stone (Daryl), Diane Bishop, and Scott Bishop (Robb); grandmother of Jodi Michener (Rob) and Lisa Bishop; great-grandmother of Celia Michener (Ethen Narehood), Alan Michener, Alexandria Michener, and William Michener; great-great grandmother of Colton Narehood. Olive is proceeded in death by her husband of 69 years Jack Bishop, her parents, brother, sisters and grandson Steve Stone.

No services will be held at this time.

Luann I Deighan

Luann Deighan, 95, of Painesville, Ohio, passed away peacefully in her home, Saturday, September 23rd, surrounded by her family. Anyone who knew her can attest to her deep faith, caring heart, and life-long commitment to her 8 children, their spouses, 17 grandchildren, 9 great-grandchildren, numerous nieces and nephews, and friends from various avenues in her life; including the Heavenly Dusters of which she was a part of for over 30 years at St. Gabriel’s Church in Mentor. Luann is preceded in death by her parents, her sister, a plethora of friends, and the love of her life, Dr. Patrick J. Deighan, DDS. Patrick was the neighborhood paper boy and she’d wait patiently on the porch for his arrival. She’d watch him play tennis and soon they were game, set, match. Luann attended the Ohio State University for two years and left on good terms (the Dean’s note to return anytime is in the chair-side Bible) to work in an office to help her husband pay for dental school. Luann was a home-maker and she excelled in making everyone feel welcomed and loved. Growing up, we never saw her without an apron, and her magic closet had the best gifts for birthdays and surprises. She wanted nothing more than to see her family happy, healthy, and loved. 

Luann loved to sew. If it was a sunny day, you’d find her at the sewing machine making or mending something for someone. She taught herself to play the piano at age 40, loved to write poetry, and boy oh boy did she love to shop.

Her 95 years were well-lived! She was blessed with health for 94 years and then time caught up with her on that 95th birthday. A testament to her person can be seen with the over 100 birthday cards she received. As she slowed, she was surrounded by all who loved her, allowing her children to care for her around the clock. A special thank you to the caregivers at UH Hospitals Traveling Teams and Hospice of the Western Reserve for their guidance and support as God called his loving servant home. As we say goodbye, many are welcoming her into paradise. We’re sure dad whistled when she came through the gate. Rest in peace, mom. We will miss you every day.

Funeral mass is October 7, 2023 at 11:00 a.m. at St. Gabriel’s Church in Mentor, Ohio 

Friends may visit from 10-11 AM at the back of the church.

Luncheon to follow mass from 12:00-2:00.

Burial at All Souls at 2:40 PM

James A. Peckis

James A. Peckis age 73, passed away on September 21, 2023. Cherished son of the late Walter and Marie. Beloved brother of Tom, Jane, and Chuck Peckis. James proudly served his country as a Navy Veteran. He was a longtime member of The Northeast Ohio Corvette Club, and he also loved his cowboy shows. A graveside service will be held at Mentor Cemetery, with military honors on October 14, 2023 at 1:00 P.M. Please meet at Mentor Cemetery at the grave in Section 22 of the cemetery.

Cheryl S. Fain

Celebrating the life of Cheryl S. Fain who passed away on Sept. 21, 2023. Born in California, she enjoyed childhood adventures in California, Hawaii, Guam, and the U. S. Virgin Islands before moving to Ohio and making Roaming Shores her home for 49 years. Daughter of Alfred and Betty (Brightwell) Fain, sister of P. Steven Fain, and mother of Lee, Shawna, and Destrey. Remembered by grandchildren Elijah, Anna, and Joseph, nieces Audra and Camille and their mother Mo, honorary nieces and nephews Katie and Karen Martin, her soulmate Mike, and extended family and countless friends who were blessed to know her.

Cheryl kept busy: Homemaker, swimming instructor, clerk-treasurer of the Village of Roaming Shores, and a nurse. She would talk to any human who needed a friend, and her natural empathy made her beloved to all who met her. She served patients in maternity wards, nursing homes, and those seeking sobriety at Glenbeigh Treatment Center. Her nursing patients often said that God sent “an angel named Cheryl” to them in their times of need.

Cheryl’s hobbies included bowling, macramé, crocheting, quilting, karate, poetry writing, science fiction, card and board games, music, and dance. Her alto voice was beautiful along with guitar, piano, clarinet, saxophone, autoharp, ukulele, and a number of percussion instruments she played with gusto. She performed in church choirs, a praise band, the Sweet Adelines, Messiah Chorus of Lake County, Conneaut Lake Living Christmas Tree (cantata), and for a time was a regular musician at Manners Tree Farm during the Christmas season.

She loved Jesus, her fellow humans, and animals passionately (proved by her pal 'Sneaky' the boa constrictor who lived with her for 27 years). A Red Cross volunteer and editor of the Poetry Pantry column in the Shores News, and one of the first local women Rotarians, Cheryl became the president of the Rock Creek Rotary and a Paul Harris Fellow. A musician and lay servant in the United Methodist Church, and a board member of both the Village of Roaming Shores and the Romerock Association; her secular yet all-inclusive invocations are legendary.

Cheryl’s wish is that her ashes be returned to her place of origin in central California. A celebration of her life will be held at the Roaming Shores Clubhouse on Sunday, October 8. We welcome donations in her name to be made to the Country Neighbor program (P.O. Box 212, 39 S. Maple St., Orwell, OH 44076) or the Slovene Home (18621 Neff Rd. Cleveland OH 44119). “For the LORD your God is living among you. He is a mighty savior. He will take delight in you with gladness. With his love, he will calm all your fears. He will rejoice over you with joyful songs.” Zeph 3:17. 

Jean C. Schodde

Jean C. Schodde of Mentor, OH, age 86 passed on September 17, 2023. Loving daughter of the late Louise and Harold Schodde. Sister of John Schodde.

Jean was an Elementary Teacher for 30 years. She taught 4th Grade. Jean volunteered at Lake health as a trustee, Mentor Fine Arts and her church “Mentor United Methodist Church”.

Some of her accomplishments she won an award for a book she wrote “Rainbow Gifts”, traveled to England and took classes at Oxford. Jean loved to Travel to Disney World, Hilton Head, England, Rose Bowl (CA) and Hawaii. She enjoyed watching the Golden Girls, The Hallmark Channel, Musicals and Disney Movies. Her favorite flowers were Tulips & Daffodils.

Ruth Mary Christensen

Ruth (Dwyer) Christensen passed away in her sleep on September 14, 2023 at the age of 96. Ruth, born Mary Ruth Dwyer, was welcomed into the Dwyer family home via midwife on January 5, 1927 in Fitchburg, Massachusetts. Her parents, Arthur and Mary (McKay) Dwyer, and siblings: Arthur (Jack), Walter, and Myrtle are all deceased. She was raised in a devout Catholic home and attended Catholic schools throughout her childhood. Ruth’s faith was a pillar of her personal life until the very end. Outgoing and independent, Ruth held a variety of jobs in her youth: secretary at the Pentagon during World War II, a waitress at her brother Jack’s diner, at the Ashtabula Star Beacon, and in the meat department at A & P. Although she spent the majority of her life in northeastern Ohio, Ruth retained the Boston accent acquired in her youth.

        She married the love of her life, William Christensen (who preceded her in death on August 5, 2004), on September 13, 1947. Together, they raised five children who survived her: William (Diane) (Mary Ann; deceased), Gary (Liea), Robert (Lynn), Myra (Steve), and John (Lisa). Ruth was immensely proud of her children and loved them more than anything. She loved telling stories about their childhood and upbringing, and always had a smile on her face when her children were around.

        Ruth was the beloved matriarch of her family and is deeply missed. She had 12 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren, whom she treasured. She was a talented quilter and seamstress, an incredible cook and baker, Pittsburgh Steelers fan, and an avid reader. 

James A. Kent

James A. Kent age 85, passed away on September 8, 2023. Loving Husband to Nancy Ann Kent. (deceased). Devoted father of  James Jr, Derek, Jeff, David, Jennifer and Donna.   Grandfather of 15 and great-grandfather of 18.  Cherished son of the late Father Arlin and Mary.   Beloved brother of Sally and the following deceased: Mildred, Juanita, Jean, Faye, and Arlene. Loving uncle and friend to many.  Loved by nieces and nephews. James enjoyed watching the Cleveland Indians, and loved horse racing. All Services will be private. 

Jason Mark Duncan

Jason Mark Duncan age 44, passed away on September 8, 2023. Loving son of Donna Duncan Furlan, Douglas Keith Duncan(deceased), Stepfather Timothy Furlan (deceased). Cherished Uncle Mark Mahnic, and Aunt Debbie Drury (Mark). Cousin Adam Drury (Robin Jordan), Alicia Drury Lowndes (Jeff). Longtime companion to four legged “Chase.” Jason was a Local Union 373 Carpenter, and was a local sports fanatic for the Cleveland sports teams.

A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday September 16, 2023 1:00-5:00PM at Mentor Beach Park Pavillion 7779 Lakeshore Boulevard, Mentor-on-the-Lake, OH 44060.

Donations may be made to Donna at the Celebration of Life, or please call Blessing Cremation Center for assistance with donations. 440-352-8100