text:
Our Obituaries
Else Koerner
March 18, 1933 - May 22, 2015
Else KOERNER (née Pusch), age 83 passed away May 22, 2015, surrounded by her family. She is the beloved wife for 60 years of Georg Koerner and the dearest mother of Doris (Lou) Ardo and George Koerner. Else was born in Crumteich, Germany in 1933 and immigrated here in 1954, soon thereafter becoming the wife of Georg and a citizen of the United States, both of which she was very proud. She...
View Tribute »
Alexander Pugna
September 8, 1920 - May 20, 2015
Alexander Pugna, age 94, World War II Army Veteran and Retired from Ford Motor Company. Loving husband of the late Emily "Millie" (nee Cartan); loving father of Emelene (Alan) Brenna, Janine (Wayne) Bartlett, and Deanne (George) Ittu; grandfather of Alex (Kelly), Eric (Lindsey), Ann Marie, Alyssa and Natalie; great grandfather of Margaret, Bridget, Aaliyah and Avery. In lieu of flowers memorials...
View Tribute »
William E. Clark
March 31, 1940 - May 18, 2015
WILLIAM E. CLARK, age 75, Passed away Monday, May 18, 2015. Beloved husband of Terri (nee Zuber); loving father of Michele Kline (Richard), William E. III (Tracy), Christine Venesile (Jon), Steven Kiesel (Jen); grandfather of Nicole, Jordan, Zack, Lauren, Julia, Sophia, Sam and Oscar; son of the late William E. Clark, Sr. and Leona; brother of Kathy Sidell (Paul), and Sheryl Clark; uncle of many...
View Tribute »
Frank B. Panaccione
November 18, 1932 - May 2, 2015
Frank "Chick" Panaccione, age 82 , passed away peacefully May 2nd, 2015, after a short but brave battle with acute leukemia; beloved husband of Mary Lou (nee Mesker) for 58 years; dear father of Renee (Ronald) Mascia, Teresa Ragone, and Mary Frances (Russell) Kostyack; cherished grandfather of Nicholas, Dominic, Deanna, Maria, and Adrianna; loving son of the late Frank A. and Mary (nee Yacovella)...
View Tribute »
Betty May Vargo
May 21, 1927 - May 1, 2015
Betty Vargo (nee Pyle), age 87, passed away May 1st, 2015; beloved wife of Joseph Vargo; dear mother of Dianne Schindler, Yvonne Schulte, Joseph Vargo Jr., and Mike Vargo; loving grandmother of Bryon (Tina), Jim Jr., Matthew (Tami), Joseph III (Holly), Therese (Paul), Eric, Stephen (Liz), and great-grandmother of Jessica, Brooke, Peyton, and Jacob; cherished friend of Kathy Joyce, and devoted...
View Tribute »
Helena Rozecki
June 10, 1929 - April 28, 2015
Helena Rozecki (Klimczuk). Beloved wife of the late Jan Rozecki. Dear mother of Andrzej and the late Tadeusz. Sister of Jan Klimczuk. Aunt and cherished friend of many. Funeral Mass will take place Monday May 4 at 10:AM at St Angela Merici Church 20970 Lorain Ave. interment Holy Cross Cemetery. The Family will receive friends Sunday May 3 at Corrigan Craciun Funeral Home, 20820 Lorain Ave...
View Tribute »
Helen Steinbacher
June 21, 1925 - April 27, 2015
HELEN STEINBACHER (Anton). Age 89. Passed away April 27, 2015. Beloved wife of the late Lorenz. Dear mother of Barbara (Chris) Boguski Carrig and Larry (Cynthia) Steinbacher. Cherished grandmother of Kenny Boguski, Kristen Boguski Treadway and Jamie. Great grandmother of Braelyn. Sister of Barbara Engst and the late Michael Anton. Mass of Christian Burial will take place Wednesday April 29 at 10...
View Tribute »
Lorenz Steinbacher
December 11, 1926 - April 23, 2015
LORENZ STEINBACHER. Age 88, Passed away April 23, 2015. Beloved husband of Helen (Anton). Dear mother of Barbara Boguski Carrig (Chris) and Larry (Cynthia) Steinbacher. Cherished grandfather of Kenny Boguski, Kristen Boguski Treadway and Jamie. Great grandfather of Braelyn. Mass of Christian Burial will take place Wednesday April 29 at 10 :AM at St. Angela Merici Church 20970 Lorain Ave. The...
View Tribute »
John V. Bentley
November 15, 1934 - April 23, 2015
JOHN V. BENTLEY SR. age 80, passed away April 23, 2015. Beloved husband of the late Shirley Ann (nee: Stallard); cherished father of Robin (Steve) Napier, Nancy, Lisa (Chris) Dicus, and John Jr. (Carolyn); treasured grandfather of Mallory (Gerald) Neal, Amanda Napier, Oscar Bentley, and Anne Bentley; loving son of the late Otho and Nancy Alice. Originally of Millstone, KY, he grew up on a farm as...
View Tribute »
Christopher J. Richmond
June 18, 1973 - April 20, 2015
CHRISTOPHER J. RICHMOND, age 41, passed away Monday, April 20, 2015. Beloved son of Bradford and Margaret (nee Mahony); loving brother of Heather M. Richmond and Matthew R. (Mandy); uncle of Emma, Sabine, Maireid, Allison, and Nolan; nephew of Richard and Judy Fox, and MaryAnn Marcy. Chris loved soccer, drums, banjo, knitting and working outdoors. In lieu of flowers, donations may be forwarded to...
View Tribute »
John Kurczi
December 15, 1940 - April 18, 2015
JOHN KURCZI, age 74, passed away Saturday, April 18, 2015. Beloved husband of Margaret "Midge" (nee Deucher); loving father of David (Barbara) and Lisa Lachendro (John); brother of the late Andrew (Mary), Steven (Gloria), Charles (Mildred), Rose and Elizabeth; brother-in-law of Bernard and Marian Buckner and the late Joseph Deucher (Sharon); uncle of Molly, Joseph and William. Loved...
View Tribute »
Eugene V. Gibbons
September 23, 1929 - April 13, 2015
"Gene" Eugene V. Gibbons, age 85, passed away April 13th, 2015; beloved husband of the late Elizabeth A. Gibbons; dear father of Michael (Diane), Patricia (Thomas) Narducci, Jacquelyn (Richard) Czyzynski, and Terrence (Tracy); loving grandfather of Elizabeth Narducci, Megan Sendlak, Caitlin Shea, Connor, Ryan, Michael, Alexa Czyzynksi, Cayleigh, Clayton Czyzynski, Ashleigh, Eugene, Owen Czyzynski...
View Tribute »
Katharine B. Lindsly
January 27, 1920 - April 11, 2015
KATHARINE B. LINDSLY (nee Synder) Age 95, Passed away April 11, 2015. Proud Veteran of the Air Force. Beloved wife of the late Ralph J.. Dear mother of Sandra (Freddie) Baker, Janet Lindsly, Joseph B. (Linda) Lindsly, Brenda (Ronnie, deceased) VanBuskirk and Margie Walter. Loving Grandmother of ten, Great grandmother of 11 and Great great grandmother of four. Sister of Maude Goldsby, Sara Stobert...
View Tribute »
Thomas A. Harrison
December 12, 1950 - April 5, 2015
Thomas A. Harrison JR., age 64, entered into eternal rest on April 5th, 2015; beloved husband of Linda; dear father of Thomas (Bridget), Anne, Brian (Traci), and Kevin (Meg); loving grandfather of eleven, a role that he cherished more than anything else in this world; dear son of Thomas and Carol (deceased) Harrison; loving brother of Carol Ann Panek (Carl), James Harrison, Margaret Harrison,...
View Tribute »
Carl Richard Weber
October 2, 1952 - April 1, 2015
CARL RICHARD "WEBS" WEBER, age 62, passed away suddenly Wednesday, April 1, 2015. Loving husband of Diane (nee Schemmel); dear father of Krista Weber and Heather Weber; devoted grandfather of Joshua; brother of Karen Benko (Donald), beloved son of Mary and the late Carl J; uncle of Donnie and Vicky; Loved fishing and his classic rock. Was currently working for Trader Joe's and had worked at...
View Tribute »
Eugene Daniel Trescott
August 20, 1924 - March 29, 2015
Eugene Daniel Trescott. Westlake: On Sunday, March 29, 2015, Eugene Daniel Trescott passed away peacefully after a long illness. He was 90 years old. Predeceased by his beloved wife Patricia (nee Archer), Gene is survived by his son David, sister Mary Ellen Urzetta, brother and sister-in-law, the Rev. Voigt and Beverly Archer, and many nieces and nephews.A WWII veteran, Gene served as a...
View Tribute »
Betty J. Spehar
February 14, 1931 - March 24, 2015
Betty Spehar (nee meadows) age 84. Devoted wife of the late Joe, mother of Ruthann and Joe (Gerry), dearest grandmother and great grandmother. VISITATION FRIDAY 11 AM -1 PM AT CORRIGAN CRACIUN FUNERAL HOME 20820 LORAIN RD. FAIRVIEW PARK. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Online condolences at www.craciunfuneralhomes.com
View Tribute »
Patricia A. Lawler
November 16, 1928 - March 21, 2015
PATRICIA ANN LAWLER, age 86, passed away Saturday March 21, 2015 at Southern Hills Rehabilitation Center. Cherished sister of Alberta Lawler; Beloved daughter of the late Albert and Mabel Lawler; loved by many cousins and friends. Enjoyed traveling and gardening. Mass of Christian Burial Thursday, March 26, at 10am, in St. Angela Merici Church, 20970 Lorain Rd. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery....
View Tribute »
Therese E. Stephens
May 2, 1925 - March 20, 2015
THERESE E. "Terry" STEPHENS (nee: Burns) beloved wife of 56 years to William. Cherished mother of Sheila. Loving daughter of the late Frank and Amelia Burns; and sister of the late Dr. Francis (Kay) J Burns, Dr. Harry (Dorothy) M Burns, Mary Rita (Lyman) Matthews. Dearest aunt and friend of many. In lieu of flowers, donations can in made Therese's memory to St. Jude Children's...
View Tribute »
James L. Bloor
June 28, 1955 - March 11, 2015
JAMES L. BLOOR. Born in Lorain Ohio, Bloor was a 1973 Graduate of Lorain Catholic High School and attended Ohio University. As a young man he was a mental health worker at local hospitals before moving to Los Angeles. While there, Bloor's play "Maneuvers" won the Jane Chambers International Gay Playwriting Award and was produced by the Carpet Co. Theatre there. Bloor continued...
View Tribute »
Florence Norma Jean Garofolo
April 4, 1931 - March 7, 2015
NORMA GAROFOLO. Beloved wife of the late Raymond P.; dear mother of Raymond J. (Dorene); grandmother of Jeremy, Marissa and Mallory; great grandmother of 4. Funeral Mass will take place Saturday March 14 at St Bernadette's Church, 2256 Clague Rd. At 10:30 AM. The family suggests memorial contributions be made to the ASPCA , PO Box 96929, Washington, DC. 20077-7127 Arrangements by Corrigan...
View Tribute »
Beverly L. Black
January 9, 1930 - March 4, 2015
BEVERLY BLACK age 85. Devoted wife of the late John Sr., loving mother of Mickey (William) Griggs, John (Denise), Beverly (William) Monaghan, Barbara (Charles) Mencke, and Nancy (Gary) Billington, grandmother 12, great grandmother of 15, great great grandmother of four, dear sister of five (all deceased), sister-and-law of Linda Anderson, and dearest aunt of many. VISITATION SUNDAY 2-4 AND 7-9 PM...
View Tribute »
Mircea Faur
May 26, 1945 - March 1, 2015
Mircea Faur, age 69. Dearly beloved husband of Maria, loving father of Adriana (Kirk) Faur Krogstad and Orry ( Heather), dearest grandfather of Aidan, Simon, Andrew, Vivian, James, and Josephine and dear brother of Maria, Nicolae, Eugenia and Lidia (all in Romania). VISITATION WEDNESDAY 4-8 PM AT CORRIGAN CRACIUN FUNERAL HOME 20820 LORAIN RD., FAIRVIEW PARK, where Saracusta Services will be...
View Tribute »
Ethel Zdanski
September 9, 1924 - February 28, 2015
ETHEL ZDANSKI, age 90, passed away Saturday, February 28. Beloved wife of the late John; dear mother of George Novak, Annette "Cookie" Allan, and the late John P. (Leanne); grandmother of George, Sharon, Donna, Jennifer, Roxanne, Philip and Andrew; great grandmother of 6; Mass of Christian Burial Thursday, March 5 at 10am in St. Angela Merici Church, 20970 Lorain Rd. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery...
View Tribute »
Jean Marie Smock
July 25, 1933 - February 22, 2015
JEAN MARIE SMOCK (nee Brissette), age 81, passed away Sunday, February 22, 2015. Beloved wife of the late David for 56 years; loving mother of Christine (David Davis), Thomas (Stephanie), Michael, Patrick and Matthew (Carey). Grandmother of Cameron, Tylor and Jacob. Proud native of Oxford, Mass. Former resident of Cleveland, Fairview Park and North Ridgeville. Resident of Avenbury Lakes in...
View Tribute »
James Gallagher
July 18, 1924 - February 21, 2015
JAMES GALLAGHER, age 90, passed away Saturday, February 21, 2015. Beloved husband of Nancy (nee Skaggs); loving father of James Anthony (Dawn) and Maura Ann Schlegel (Steven); dear grandfather of Anthony Gallagher and Michael Schlegel; brother of the late John Martin, Pat, Anthony, Thomas, Michael, Hugh, Kathleen, Mary Alice, and Maggie; uncle and great uncle of many. U.S. Merchant Marine Veteran...
View Tribute »
David J. Smock
December 13, 1929 - February 17, 2015
DAVID J. SMOCK, age 85, beloved husband of Jean (nee Brissette) for 56 years. Father of Christine (David Davis), Thomas (Stephanie), Michael, Patrick and Matthew (Carey). Grandfather of Cameron, Tylor and Jacob. Cousin of many. Graduate of West High School and John Carroll University. Raised by the late Edsell and Mary, behind Smock's Café on West 73rd St. U.S. Navy Korean War Era...
View Tribute »
Charles A. Pellerite
July 23, 1941 - February 17, 2015
CHARLES A. PELLERITE, age 73, passed away February 17, 2015, beloved husband of Diane; dear father of Christine Taylor (Kevin), Sean (Paula, fiancée), Julie (Jason Hill), Erin, Daniel (Erin), Matthew, M.D. (Julie), Molly, Rebecca Kovachy (Sam), Jessica Lobuglio (Ed), David (Christy Mazzone) and Patrick; loving grandfather of 21; dear son of the late Anthony and Catherine; loving brother of...
View Tribute »
Josef Schwarz
December 20, 1924 - February 6, 2015
JOSEF SCHWARZ, age 90, passed away Friday, February 6, 2015. Beloved husband of Elisabeth (nee Herf); dear father of Josefine Duennes (Stacey), Edward, and John (Sally); loving grandfather of Christopher (Diana), Nicolas, Matthew, Amanda, and Jack; brother of the late Louise and Christine; uncle of many. Was the proprietor of Joe's Barber Shop in Fairview Park over 40 years. Loved to bowl and...
View Tribute »
Joseph E. Dusek
September 13, 1938 - February 3, 2015
JOSEPH E. "JOE" DUSEK, age 76, passed away February 3, 2015. Loving son of the late Joseph and Agnes; dear brother of Agnes Dusek (deceased), Lucille Palley (Bill), Albert (deceased) (Karen), David (Kathy), Daniel (Lynne); loving uncle of 10; great uncle of many nephews and nieces; leaves behind his faithful pet "Happy". Joe retired after many years with the City of Fairview Park Service...
View Tribute »
Catherine Rose Grace
July 2, 1925 - February 2, 2015
CATHERINE ROSE GRACE (Lavelle), beloved wife of the late Donald L.; dear mother of Ellen (Mark) Evans, Donald (Leonaida), Kathleen (Paul) Hartzell, Christine (Gregory) Kolocin, Mary (Jeff Bold) and David (Amy). Loving grandmother of 13. Funeral Services will be commenced Friday, February 6 at 7:30 p.m. at CORRIGAN CRACIUN FUNERAL HOME, 20820 LORAIN AVE., where the family will receive friends...
View Tribute »
Kenneth M. Beaune
September 14, 1963 - February 1, 2015
KENNETH M. BEAUNE age 51, passed away Feb-ruary 1st, 2015; loving son of the late Raymond and Patricia, and step-son of Marian; dear brother of Barb (Bill) Laurent, Donna (Ron) Good- row, Raymond (Suzanne), Tommy, Johnny, Susan Brunt, Kevin (Doree), Patricia (deceased), Dennis (deceased), Eddy, and Maureen (Jim) Haag; loving uncle and friend of many and member of the Elyria Elks #465 and the...
View Tribute »
Lillian V. Hoskinson
February 19, 1923 - January 22, 2015
LILLIAN V. HOSKINSON age 91, went to be with the Lord January 22, 2015. Cherished mother of the late Bobby Agnew, Linda Cline, and Juanita Heidenrich; and loving grandmother of Heather. Treasured aunt of Shelby Rice, Joyce Fairbanks, and many more. Dearest sister of 6 deceased. VISITATION TUESDAY 11AM-12PM AT FAITH BAPTIST TEMPLE, 34361 LORAIN RD, N. RIDGEVILLE 44039. Funeral service 12PM....
View Tribute »
Manzella V. Bloom
October 12, 1922 - January 20, 2015
Manzella V. Bloom, age 92, passed away Tuesday, January 20, 2015. Beloved wife of the late James; loving mother of Anita Harrell, Sandra Buckner, Jacqueline Bell, Tonya Porter, James (Vallery), Edward (Cheryl), Edna McCoy (Curtis); grandmother, great grandmother and great great grandmother; sister of Katherine Smith And the late John, Louise, Edward, Janice, Anita, and Elizabeth. She loved her...
View Tribute »
Marian Green
August 29, 1930 - January 20, 2015
Marian Green age 84, passed away January 20, 2015. Cherished mother of Linda (Tom Peters) and David (Carrie). Loving grandmother of Daniel, Rachael, Kelly, and Jeffrey (Antonia). Dear sister of William (Helen) Sturbaum and Robert (Carol) Sturbaum. Family will receive friends Monday 4-8PM at the Corrigan Craciun Funeral Home, 20820 Lorain Rd, Fairview Park 44126. Interment private. In lieu of...
View Tribute »
Richard A. Makowski
December 23, 1935 - January 18, 2015
RICHARD A. MAKOWSKI, age 79, passed away Sunday, January 18, 2015. Loving brother of Alexander (Mary), Barbara DeSimone, and Harriet Felber; uncle of many; dear friend of the Karbowski brothers. U. S. army veteran. Retired U.S. postal carrier. Mass of Christian Burial, Saturday, January 23, at 11:30am in St. Angela Merici Church, 20970 Lorain Rd. Interment Sunset Memorial Park. Friends may call...
View Tribute »
Richard L. Petscher
June 20, 1929 - January 17, 2015
Richard L. Petscher, age 85, passed away January 17th, 2015; beloved husband of Mary (nee Keith) for 62 years; dear father of David (Carolee), Patricia, and Susan (Michael) Sheets; loving grandfather of Eva (Kevin) Goetz, Danielle, and great-grandfather of Rose Goetz; loving friend of many; Richard was a proud US Army Veteran of the Korean War, and talented Dixieland Jazzband Musician; Graveside...
View Tribute »
Donna M. Halpin
September 29, 1948 - January 13, 2015
Donna M. Halpin (Krincick) age 66. Dearly beloved wife of Jack, cherished, always loving mother of Heather, Carrie, and Sarah (Chris) Pappas, dearest grandmother of Devin, Liam, Christian, and Helena, loving daughter of Joseph and Helen (both deceased); treasured sister-in-law, aunt and friend of many. Donna was an exceptional lady that excelled at EVERYTHING she did! Her many talents included...
View Tribute »
Michael Giordano
May 31, 1921 - January 12, 2015
Michael Giordano age 93. Devoted husband of the late Adele (Schatzschneider); dear brother of Joseph, Grace, Charles, Mary, Angelina, Carmella, Rose, and Salvatore( all deceased); dearest uncle of Joseph, Kathleen (Ron) Simpkins, Salvatore Jr., and the following deceased Susan Capiccioni; great uncle of Johnny and Jeena Setlock, and Anna. WWII Veteran US Marine corps. Proud member of IBEW Union....
View Tribute »
Jeanette H. Fridrich
January 12, 1938 - January 11, 2015
JEANETTE H. FRIDRICH, age 76, passed away Sunday, January 11.2015. Beloved daughter of the late Sylvester and Helen; sister of Robert and the late Joanne and Fr. Sylvester; loving aunt of Larry (Margaret), Kevin (Edna), Scott ( Cassandra), Karen (James) and Tracy (Jeffrey); great aunt of Christine, Bethany, Kevin Jr, Shannon, Andrew, Matthew, Ariana, Stephanie, Ashlyn, Alaena, Jeffrey Jr,...
View Tribute »
Frank R. Hacka
November 20, 1924 - January 10, 2015
FRANK R. HACKA, age 90, passed away Saturday, January 10, 2015. Beloved husband of Angeline (nee Yaksic); loving father of Denise Pawlitsch (Joseph), and Debra Hacka; dear grandfather of Jennifer Wolters (Daniel) and Jessica; brother of the late Harriet, Helen, Rose, Norma, Anna, and Emma; uncle of many. U.S. Army Veteran of WWII. Mass of Christian Burial, Wednesday, January 14, at 10am in St....
View Tribute »
Patricia M. Stupp
October 8, 1925 - January 9, 2015
PATRICIA M. STUPP (nee Murphy), age 89, passed away Friday, January 9. Beloved wife of the late George; loving mother of Susan, William, Thomas, Martin (Rose Ann), Rosemary (Eugene) Vasu, Edward, Barbara and Doris (Humberto) Olivos; grandmother of 10; great grandmother of 4; sister of Agnes Stupp, Mary Ellen Cassese, and the late Clifford Murphy; aunt of many. All Services Private.
View Tribute »
James G. Musat
June 30, 1920 - December 27, 2014
Diane C. Richardson
April 16, 1942 - December 20, 2014
DIANE C. RICHARDSONCherished daughter of the late William and Laurine ((Schonauer) Richardson.Dear Sister of Denise Richardson Pfannenstiel (Richard) and Darlene Richardson (fianc'e Kenneth Riebau). Loving Aunt of Brittany Pfannenstiel, Ashley Gubser, Matthew Pfannenstiel and Cayley Gubser. Diane leaves behind many cousins and her Aunts Shirley Schonauer Greinke, Lois Schonauer Munch, Joan...
View Tribute »
Doris Catherine Nicolay
October 30, 1918 - December 19, 2014
Michael Peter Mayer, D.D.S.
October 24, 1954 - December 15, 2014
MICHAEL PETER MAYER DDS-JD, age 60, beloved husband of Ilse (nee Gottschick); loving father of Michael and Elisabeth; brother of the late Josef; son of the late Peter and Elisabeth; friend of many. Funeral service in the funeral home Friday, December 19, at 11am. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call at the Corrigan Craciun Funeral Home, 20820 Lorain Rd, from 2-4 and 6-8pm Thursday. 440...
View Tribute »
Roseann B. Barker
June 21, 1945 - December 14, 2014
ROSEANN B. BARKER, (nee BACHA), Beloved wife of Peter A. Daughter of the late John (Jack) and Anna (Kuchta) Sister of the late John R. Bacha. Step mother of four. Aunt and great aunt of many. Funeral Mass will be Saturday December 20 at St. Angela Catholic Church, 20970 Lorain Ave at 10 AM. The Family will receive friends at CORRIGAN CRACIUN FUNERAL HOME, 20820 Lorain Ave Friday Dec. 19 from 5...
View Tribute »
Andrew Onysyk
May 23, 1927 - December 12, 2014
ANDREW ONYSYK, age 87 of Fairview Park. U.S. Navy WWII Veteran. Passed away on Monday, December 12, 2014. Beloved husband of Dolores; loving father of Mark (Cheri), Scott, Andrea Lhotsky (Paul) and Thomas (Shannon); proud grandfather of Michelle Knapp (Dennis), Melissa Carr (Jeff), Alex and Rachel Lhotsky, and Nicole Onysyk; great grandfather of 6. Mass of Christian Burial Friday, December 19, at...
View Tribute »
Ann F. Zona
February 15, 1926 - December 11, 2014
Ann Florence Zona nee Fleser, age 88, passed away December 11th, 2014; beloved wife of the late Frank; dear mother of Barbara (Kevin), Roseanne (Don), Anthony (Gina), and Ileno (Tina); loving grandmother of Carly, Joseph, Margaret Rose, Kate (Michele), Nicholas (Rebecca), Matthew, Andrew, Courtney, Frank, Sarah, Noah, and great-grandmother of Jordan; dear sister of Minerva, Maryann, John, and...
View Tribute »
Todd B. Rush
March 9, 1963 - December 9, 2014
TODD B. RUSH, age 51, Passed away December 9, 2014 Loving son of JoAnne and the late Frank L; dear brother of Kathy Boggins, Barb Thomas, Chuck and the late Debbie Rush; uncle of many. Was a member of MENSA. Graduate of the University of Cincinnati with a degree in nuclear engineering. He had an accounting practice in Fairview Park for the last 15 years. All services private. Corrigan Craciun...
View Tribute »
Rosemary A. Bittala
August 19, 1938 - December 5, 2014
ROSEMARY A. BITTALA (nee Bubel), age 76. Beloved wife of 57 years to Donald Bittala. Devoted mother of Deborah (Robert) Gibbons, Donald (Margaret), Mary (Bruce) Crawford. Cherished grandmother of eight and great-grandmother of one. Loving sister of Lester Bubel (Deceased), Joseph (Suzanne) Bubel and Lois DiMichele (deceased). Preceded in death by parents Lester N. and Margaret (Kane) Bubel. Dear...
View Tribute »
Josef Straky
March 2, 1924 - December 3, 2014
Josef Straky, age 90, passed away on December 3rd 2014. Beloved husband of Katharina (nee: Drescher); dear father of Ingrid (Wolfgang) Urban; grandfather of Kristina and Olivia; uncle of Maria (George) Klemens; great-uncle of Gary; brother of Katharina Sausmann of Germany; uncle of Helga (Erich) Denes and Horst (Elfi) Sausmann also of Germany. Mass of Christian Burial Tuesday at 10:00 AM in St...
View Tribute »
Katherine Jean Davis
June 26, 1953 - November 29, 2014
KATHERINE DAVIS (nee Porrello), age 61, passed away Saturday, November 29, 2014. Beloved wife of Glenn; loving mother of Robert and William (Beth); dear grandmother of Joseph, Isabel, Sophia, Cici, and Oliver; sister of Diane Bertosa (John), Kenneth (Sherry McFall), and Mark (Norma); aunt of many. Mass of Christian Burial, Wednesday, December 3, at 10am, in St Angela Merici Church, 20970 Lorain...
View Tribute »
Lucretia L. Stoica
January 9, 1922 - November 22, 2014
Lucretia Stoica, age 92. Passed away on Saturday November 22, 2014. Loving Daughter of George and Elena (Both Deceased), Dearest Sister of Elena Williams (Deceased), and Loving aunt and dear friend of many. Lucretia worked for the International Services Center (formerly know as the National Services Center) first as a case worker, then as Deputy Director, and finally as its Executive Director...
View Tribute »
Mary A. Ellis
August 21, 1924 - November 22, 2014
Mary Agnes Ellis (nee Goodrow). Passed away Saturday November 22, 2014. Devoted wife of the late Everett; loving mother of James; dearest grandmother of Kimberly (Greg), Daniel (Jami), and Shannon; dear sister of the late Marguerite; and good friend of Karen. FAMILY WILL RECEIVE FRIENDS SATURDAY NOVEMBER 29, FROM 11 AM UNTIL TIME OF SERVICE, 1 PM, AT CORRIGAN CRACIUN FUNERAL HOME 20820 LORAIN RD....
View Tribute »
Noeum Houn
April 2, 1941 - November 17, 2014
Michael D. Conroy
October 6, 1969 - November 2, 2014
Michael D. Conroy, age 45; passed away November 2nd, 2014; loving son of Lana (nee Pellman); dear brother of Debbie (Ray), Kevin (Stacy), Sean Sr., and Kelly Rue; beloved grandson of Lena Rue Pellman and the late Vernon Pellman Sr.; dear Uncle Mikey of Anna, Sean Jr., Olivia, Brandon, Caiti, Veronica, and Brian; loving nephew, cousin, and friend of so many; what a world this would be if everyone...
View Tribute »
Maria Frangopolos
August 15, 1917 - October 23, 2014
Maria Frangopolos (nee Varcoci), age 97, passed away Thursday, October 23, 2014. Beloved wife of the late Gherasimos; loving mother of Sandra Anderson (Carl), Catherine Bencze (David) and the late Tony; dear grandmother of Christina, Ali, David, and Mary; great grandmother of Molly, Claire, Zoe, Carly, and littlest Davey. She was the greatest cook and loved to feed everyone. Divine Liturgy...
View Tribute »
Vincent C. Peterson
August 20, 1926 - October 21, 2014
CAPT. VINCENT C. PETERSON age 88. Dearly beloved husband of 66 years to Theresa (nee Hangauer); Loving father of Donald and Sandra (Tim) Gaughan; dearest grandfather of Allison Gaughan, Meghan (Ryan) Maroney, Ryan (fiancee, Lindsey Karoly), Ross, and Emily; great-grandfather of Connor Maroney; dear brother of Richard (deceased). Retired Cleveland Fireman with 32 years of service. WWII Navy...
View Tribute »
George Buchak
February 18, 1927 - October 18, 2014
George Buchak, age 87. Beloved husband of the late Irma Stofko Galinovsky Buchak. Devoted Step-father of John (Norma) Galinovsky, the late Judy Galinovsky, and Richard (Debbie) Galinovsky. Loving grandfather of George, Jeff, & Marian. Predeceased by his brothers and sisters: Tom, John, Al, Connie, Julie, Mary, Eileen, Helen and Ann. Cherished Uncle, cousin, and friend of many. GRAVESIDE...
View Tribute »
Holly Weseling
April 4, 1956 - October 17, 2014
HOLLY "BLAIR" WESELING, age 58, passed away Friday, October 17, 2014. Beloved wife of Jeffrey; loving mother of Tyler B. and Blaire E; daughter of Barbara and the late Donald Blair; sister of Bruce Blair (Jean), and Robert Blair; aunt of six; daughter in law of Beverly and Joseph Weseling; sister in law of Brian Weseling. Admirer of the Adirondack Mountains, especially Big Moose Lake, Holly...
View Tribute »
Irene Ellen Stotz
August 16, 1942 - October 15, 2014
Arrangements under the direction of Corrigan Craciun Funeral Home, Fairview Park, OH.
View Tribute »
Irene Bacho
September 13, 1916 - October 10, 2014
Arrangements under the direction of Corrigan Craciun Funeral Home, Fairview Park, OH.
View Tribute »
William A. Sutton
July 17, 1925 - October 9, 2014
WILLIAM A. SUTTON "Bill". Age 89, passed away October 9, 2014. Devoted husband of Beatrice (nee Oster); loving father of Kathleen Schmitz (Ronald), William (Eileen), John, Robert (Jackie), Betty Ann Amoroso (Mark) and Michael (Chris); dear grandfather of Gregory, Barbara, Brian, Shawn, Adam, Erica, Elisa, Corinne, Rhiannon, and Anneliese; loving brother of Florence Zangari. He was a dear brother...
View Tribute »
Lyle Eugene Cantleberry
June 21, 1942 - October 6, 2014
LYLE EUGENE CANTLEBERRY, age 72, passed away Monday, October 6, 2014. Beloved husband of Jane (nee Zimmerman); dear father of Kellie Simpson (Jack), and Ron (Betsy); grandfather of Kayleigh, Lyle, Quinn and Clare. Retired custodian at St. Christopher Church. Memorials are suggested to the Alzheimer's Association of America. Mass of Christian Burial Saturday, October 11, at 11am in St Christopher...
View Tribute »
Dorothy R. Weisbarth
July 31, 1924 - September 25, 2014
Dorothy R. Weisbarth nee Jennings ( Passed Away Sept 25, 2014 ). Cherished and beloved wife of Walter for 43 yrs until Walter's death in June 17, 1992. Loving mother of Donald and Diane Crandall. Devoted grandmother of Shaun Crandall. Dearest daughter of Blaine and May Holden Jennings. Leaving behind her two loving cats Crystal and April. Loving sister of the following deceased, dear baby...
View Tribute »
Bing Ken Moy
August 11, 1937 - September 22, 2014
Bing Ken Moy passed away September 22, 2014. Beloved husband of Siu Ha Moy (Ng). Loving father of Joanne (Matt) McIntyre, Julianne Moy, Anita (Mark) Sararcusa and Amanda Moy. Grandfather of Canon McIntyre and Emerson Saracusa. Family will receive friends on Thursday 3 - 7 pm and on Friday 11:00 am - 12:00 pm in the Corrigan Craciun Funeral Home 20820 Lorain Ave, Fairview Park, Ohio (440) 331...
View Tribute »
Stanley T. Gadzinski
February 10, 1922 - September 18, 2014
STANLEY GADZINSKI, age 92, passed away Sept. 18, 2014. Dearly beloved Husband of the late Adele (née Jablonski). Loving father of Gary (Chris), Ronald (Filomena), Robert (Marija), Mark, Mary Ann (James) Torgerson, Christine (Domenic) Di Lalla and Norman (Pamela). Grandfather of 13 and Great Grandfather of 12. Brother of the late Charlotte Thomas, Dorothy Kozlowski, Jean Jelenic, Al Gadzinski...
View Tribute »
Kim P. Dimmer
July 15, 1956 - September 18, 2014
KIM P. DIMMER, age 58, beloved husband of Elizabeth (nee Suvak); loving father of Maxwell P. and Zachary J.; brother of Diana Lien (Larry), Thomas J. (Jenny), Jerry (Donna), Joan Parrott (David Lemke) and Lisa Dimmer; uncle of many; son of Sylvester and the late Rita (Hahn). Memorials may be forwarded to the American Cancer Society . Celebration of life service in the funeral home Monday, Sept....
View Tribute »
Helen E. Klotzbach
August 6, 1914 - September 16, 2014
HELEN KLOTZBACH, (nee Smith), Age 100, Beloved wife of the late William Dear Mother of the late William J. Grandmother of Steve (Carla), Paula, \Wayne (Jessica), William (Kathleen) and Laura Moore (Matt) Great Grandmother of nine. Funeral arrangements by CORRIGAN CRACIUN FUNERAL HOME. 440-331-0500 www.corrigancraciun.com
View Tribute »
Jacklyn M. Bolin
June 27, 1948 - September 12, 2014
JACKLYN M. BOLIN (nee Lazar), age 66, passed away Friday, September 12, 2014. Wife of the late George "Steve" Bolin, mother of Cynthia Vickers; grandmother of Matthew Vickers; sister of John (Peggy); Patricia and Robby (Diane), aunt and friend to many. Mass of Christian Burial Tuesday, September 16, at 10am in St. Stephen Church, 1930 W. 54th St. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call...
View Tribute »
Pearl M. Anderson
November 29, 1956 - September 7, 2014
PEARL M. ANDERSON, age 57, passed away Sunday September 7, 2014. Loving mother of Jeremy K. (Jamie Spike) and James; grandmother of the late Jeremy Jr; daughter of Lillian "Lee" sister of Tina Anderson; aunt of Danielle and Tiffany. All services private. 216-251-7000. Corrigancraciunfuneralhome.com
View Tribute »
Zinaida Junkers
December 12, 1919 - September 6, 2014
Arrangements under the direction of Corrigan Craciun Funeral Home, Fairview Park, OH.
View Tribute »
Judith Ann Poth
March 17, 1944 - August 30, 2014
Judith Ann Poth (nee Sopko) age 70 passed away Saturday, August 30, 2014. Beloved wife of Kenneth A; loving mother of Bryan (Jennifer) of Ada, MI, and Wendy of Phoenix, AZ; grandmother of Tyler; Sister of Rita Karliak (John); aunt of Dan, John, Bill and Amy; and "auntie" to many. Loved reading, gardening and caring for her family and friends. Friends may call at the Corrigan Craciun Funeral...
View Tribute »
Cynthia Jean Vugrich
December 22, 1954 - August 26, 2014
Arrangements under the direction of Corrigan Craciun Funeral Home, Fairview Park, OH.
View Tribute »
Louis Csoknyai
January 5, 1924 - August 25, 2014
LOUIS CSOKNYAI, age 90, passed away August 25th; beloved husband of Anna for 60 years; dear father of Lillian (Frederick) Andersky; loving grandfather of Nolan and Evan; dear brother of Eva Foki and uncle of three; may there be gardens of plenty to tend to in heaven; VISITATION FRIDAY 9AM-11AM at CORRIGAN CRACIUN FUNERAL HOME, 20820 Lorain Rd., followed by funeral service 11:30AM at St. Angela...
View Tribute »
Frank A. Albrecht
June 29, 1937 - August 21, 2014
FRANK A. ALBRECHT, age 77 of Westlake, OH, passed away August 21, 2014. Beloved husband of Marjorie (nee Wagner) for 55 years; devoted father of Deborah Strand (James), Sandra Allen (the late Scott), Susan Close (Gary), Frank Andrew (Sandra), and Stephen (Cindy); brother of the late Helen Avondet; loving grandfather of Jenny, Sarah, Samantha, Cathy, Collin, Jason, Max, Brittany, Kaitlyn, Franklin...
View Tribute »
Emil Victor DiChiro
October 30, 1947 - August 17, 2014
Emil V. DiChiro, age 66, passed away Sunday, August 17, 2014. Beloved partner of Doug McKenzie; loving brother of Victor (Fran) and John (Connie); uncle of Nick, John and Michael; son of the late Anna and John. Family suggests memorials be forwarded to the American Diabetes Association and the Ryan White Foundation. Retired with over 30 years from RTA as a dispatcher out of Woodhill Operations....
View Tribute »
Michael Dee Fender
July 29, 1959 - August 15, 2014
MICHAEL DEE FENDER, age 55, passed away Friday August 15th, 2014. Beloved husband of Marilyn (nee Norris); dear father of Nicholas Smach, Kristen (Fiancé Mark) Yates, Brittany (Sergio) Grima, and Julianna (Justin) Lovejoy; grandfather of Bryana, papa's "Boo", Natalie, Savannah, Juliette and Maria; brother of Gary (Ilze) and Richard (Lisa); uncle of many. Funeral service Thursday, August 21,...
View Tribute »
Joan Sewell
April 20, 1931 - August 6, 2014
Johanna "Joan" Sewell age 83. Beloved wife of Don, former wife of the late Jack Crawford, loving mother of Scott (Patti) Crawford and Bruce (Mary) Crawford, dearest grandmother of Michael and Kevin, and great grandmother of Isabella and dear sister of Angie and the following deceased James, Peter, and Junior. VISITATION SUNDAY 2-6 PM AT CORRIGAN CRACIUN FUNERAL HOME 20820 LORAIN RD. FAIRVIEW PARK...
View Tribute »
Edward James Cartell
May 23, 1949 - August 2, 2014
Edward James Cartell, age 65, passed away August 2nd, 2014; loving father of Jessica (Maynard), Derrick, Alvin James (Serro); dear grandfather of Anthony Edward and Marcella; loving son of the late Eilleen and George Cartell; dear brother of George, Jerry, and the late Eleanor; loving uncle and friend of many.
View Tribute »
Bonita Lee Barr
February 3, 1921 - August 2, 2014
BONITA LEE BARR, age 93, passed away August 2, 2014. Beloved wife of the late Frank W.; dear mother of John (deceased), Robert (Jacquelyn Paine) and Carol (Steven) Orlofsky; loving grandmother of Kate Orlofsky. She was an 11 year member of the Cleveland Orchestra Chorus, former docent of the Western Reserve Historical Society. She loved New England, nature and was a lifelong volunteer to the...
View Tribute »
Hugh C. Bodenstine, Jr.
December 14, 1927 - July 20, 2014
HUGH CARLON BODENSTINE JR., December 14, 1927 - July 20, 2014. Beloved husband of loving wife Ann. Father of Carol (Doug) Gutridge, Paul (Lindsay), Thomas (Cissy), Christopher (Erica) and Elizabeth (Gary) Schuld; step-father to Robert Arnold (Jennifer); brother to Tom Bodenstine (Mary); "Granddad" to 16 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Passed away peacefully on Sunday, July 20,...
View Tribute »
Ethel Macey
July 9, 1920 - July 17, 2014
ETHEL MACEY (nee McQuaid), age 94, passed away peacefully on July 17, 2014. She was born in Canton, Ohio to Harry Winchester McQuaid and Ethel Bogert McQuaid on July 9, 1920. Ethel was raised in Detroit, MI and Canton, OH. In 1937 she graduated from McKinley High School in Canton. She went to the Cleveland Institute of Art, graduating in 1941 with a major in illustration. She worked as an...
View Tribute »
Diana H. Hansen
December 25, 1938 - July 13, 2014
DIANA H. HANSEN, age 75, passed away Sunday, July 13, 2014. Beloved wife of the late Roger H.; loving mother of Lori G. Hansen (Ted Shear) and Lynn D. Hansen (Doug McDowell); grandmother of Tyler, Hansen, Tolen, Roger, Alex and Erik; great-grandmother of Evelyn. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be forwarded to the Animal Protective League and Salvation Army. Funeral service Friday, July 18 at...
View Tribute »
Rita Kurt
February 22, 1916 - July 11, 2014
RITA M. KURT (nee Busser), age 98. Beloved wife of the late John; loving mother of Alan (Inara), Diane Woyansky(George), Gregory (deceased), Linda Fitos (Jeff), Marita Kontur (Ron) and Marilyn Sarka (Chuck); dearest grandmother of 11 and great-grandmother of 8; sister of the late Lawrence, Marcellus, Louis, Sister Valerian (Mary), Joseph and Valerian. Family requests donations to Crossroads...
View Tribute »
Beverly Kendall
August 19, 1928 - July 11, 2014
BEVERLY KENDALL, age 85, passed away July 11, 2014. Beloved wife of the late Richard H.; dear mother of Pamela (Robert) Sugrue, Richard M. (Nancy); loving grandmother of Jeremy (Maggie) Sugrue, Megan (Michael) Doctor, Gregory Kendall, Julie Kendall; and great-grandmother of Sophie, Tessa and Aiden; dear sister of John Hozan. VISITATION 4-8 P.M. WEDNESDAY AT CORRIGAN CRACIUN FUNERAL HOME, 20820...
View Tribute »
Joseph J. Rego
December 18, 1958 - July 1, 2014
JOSEPH J. REGO, age 55, passed away July 1, 2014. Beloved son of the late Barbara and Thomas Rego. Loving brother of Carmella, Christina Higgins, Lisa, Steven, David (Jean), John (Mariann), Sam (Denise), Diana and the late Samuel, Thomas (Marianne) and Michael. Dear uncle and friend of many. FAMILY WILL RECEIVE FRIENDS MONDAY, JULY 7, 6-8 P.M. AT THE CORRIGAN CRACIUN FUNERAL HOME, 20820 LORAIN RD...
View Tribute »
Llewellyn Pajunas
December 18, 1936 - June 23, 2014
L. Susan Pajunas (nee: Oldfield), age 77, passed away June 23, 2014. Beloved wife of the late Peter Sr. Devoted mother of Peter Jr., Pamela (William) Buchwald, and Cindy Haynes. Cherished grandmother of Elizabeth Buchwald. Loving sister of the late Shirley Pazos; and dear aunt and friend of many. Susan was born in Elyria where she attended Elyria High School; and was also a long-time resident of...
View Tribute »
Angelina R. Tatarczuk
June 2, 1917 - June 19, 2014
ANGELINA R. TATARCZUK (nee DiCostanzo), age 97, passed away June 19th, 2014; beloved wife of the late Tony; dear mother of Tony Jr. (Sheila); grandmother of Michelle and Anthony (Jennifer); great-grandmother of Gavin; sister of deceased Alex and Ralph. Family will receive friends at CORRIGAN CRACIUN FUNERAL HOME, 20820 Lorain Rd., Fairview Park, Sunday 2-6PM, June 29th. Mass of Christian Burial...
View Tribute »
John Otto Muellauer
December 12, 1931 - June 12, 2014
JOHN OTTO MUELLAUER, age 82, passed away Thursday, June 12 2014. Beloved husband of the late Joyce (nee Miles); loving father of John R. (Lizbeth), Thomas (Kelly), Elaine Loy (Richard), Kenneth, Linda Hohmann (William Jr.), Christine Cusick (Gregory); dear grandfather of 12; brother of Mary Lu and the late Karl and Elizabeth. U.S. Marine veteran of the Korean War. Mass of Christian Burial Tuesday...
View Tribute »
Anna A. Palisin
November 2, 1916 - June 10, 2014
ANNA A. PALISIN (nee Valuschk), age 97, passed away Tuesday, June 10, 2014. Born Byes-ville, OH Nov. 2, 1916. Beloved wife of the late George Sr; dearest mother of Thomas J. (Barbara), George Jr. (Susan), Kenneth J. (Lita) and Barbara A. Myers; loving grandmother of Karen, Thomas (Patti), Matthew (Lori), Andrew (Deb), Robert (Allison), Daniel (Heather), Luke (Rachel), and Kathleen Palisin, Aimee...
View Tribute »
Rahela S. Ludwig
August 9, 1924 - June 2, 2014
RAHELA "RAE" S. LUDWIG (nee Smolarek), age 89, passed away Monday, June 2, 2014. Beloved wife of the late Lawrence P; loving mother of Therese Vito (Joseph), Laurine Ludwig M.D., Lawrence N, (Margaret); dear grandmother of Joseph Vito (Jennifer), Kara Reilly (Thomas J.), Michael Ludwig, Thomas Ludwig, and Katharine Ludwig; great-grandmother of Madeline, Dominic, Jackson, and Declan;...
View Tribute »
Evelyn J. Sherer
January 25, 1925 - May 24, 2014
EVELYN J. SHERER (nee Kromer), age 89, passed away May 24, 2014. Beloved wife of the late Paul; loving mother of Ronald R. (Sarah), Sis Sherer, Diane Pozzuto (Mike) and Steve; grandmother of Gina Patriarca (Dominick), Mike Pozzuto and Anthony Pozzuto; great-grandmother of Michael, Gabriella and Julia Patriarca; sister of Margaret Finsel and Donald Kromer; aunt of Jeanne Gonter (Gary) and Jim...
View Tribute »
Thomas J. DeWitt
April 3, 1943 - May 18, 2014
THOMAS J. DeWITT, age 71, passed away suddenly, May 18, 2014. Loving son of the late Leo W. and Helen R. (nee Herbst); dear brother of Richard L. (Lynn) and the late Kenneth J. (Barbara); uncle of many. U.S. Army veteran, John Carroll Graduate, avid baseball player and fan, sports enthusiast, and daily communicant and porter at St. Christopher Church. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be...
View Tribute »
Paul Entres
November 28, 1942 - May 17, 2014
ArrangemPAUL F. ENTRES, 71, of Rocky River, passed away peacefully on Saturday, May 17. He was the loving husband of Judy, father of David and Shelly (Morrison), Michael Morrison and grandfather "Papa" to Charlie Morrison. Paul was the beloved son of Howard and Betty Entres and was the beloved older brother of Barbara Jones and Marlene Davis, as well as the brother-in-law to Shary and...
View Tribute »
Dorothy E. Field
November 3, 1919 - May 14, 2014
DOROTHY E. FIELD (nee Mangan), age 94, passed away Wednesday, May 14, 2014. Beloved wife of 64 years of the late Ted; loving mother of Michael, Patricia Cook (David), Maureen Stankiewicz (David), Edward J. (Mary Ann) and John E. (Sandra); cherished grandmother of 13; dear great-grandmother of 5. Mass of Christian Burial Saturday, May 24 at 11:30 a.m. in St. Angela Merici Church, 20970 Lorain Rd....
View Tribute »
Attila Rakonczay
June 18, 1923 - May 13, 2014
ATTILA RAKONCZAY, devoted family man, age 90, passed away peacefully Tuesday, May 13, 2014, surrounded by his family. Beloved husband of 68 years to Elizabeth, (nee Bohm); loving father of Maria H. Rakonczay, Elizabeth Birkas (John), Susan Butler-Gomez (Bob), Helen Verchio, Yolanda Kettel (Guy); grandfather of Vicky, Veronica, Brian, Vanessa, Alicia, Chris, and Amanda; great-grandfather of Haley,...
View Tribute »
Mary Elizabeth Panasik
November 4, 1922 - May 2, 2014
MARY E. PANASIK (nee Farber). Age 91. Passed away May 2, 2014. Beloved wife of the late Paul. Dear mother of Mary Ann Skok (Keith), Paul (Carol), Susan and Stephen (Cathy). Loving grandmother of Veronica and Elizabeth Skok. Dear sister of Anna Marie Macatician and the late Joseph Farber. Veteran US Navy Nurse Korean War. Mass of Christian Burial Thursday, May 8th at St Angela Merici Church 20970...
View Tribute »
Maria Radu
December 21, 1922 - October 2, 2013
Maria Radu age 90. Devoted wife of the late Very Rev. Fr. Traian Radu; loving mother of Petru (Livia, deceased), Dr. Dana Radu-Scafaru, and Dr. Mihai (Dr. Mioara); dearest grandmother of Ramona, Marius, Peter, Michael, and Mathew; dear sister of the late Sperantza, loving aunt of Mihaela and Florentina, and great aunt of Teodor Florea. Visitation at the CORRIGAN CRACIUN FUNERAL HOME 20820...
View Tribute »
Corrigan Craciun Funeral Home
20820 Lorain Road
Fairview Park, OH 44126 map it
View Phone Number
View Website


text:
Forgot Password? | Not a User? Sign up
Your browser does not support iframes.
According to the October 10, 2004, Courier Journal Business news, Exxon, Chevron, BP and Royal Dutch/Shell profits were 80 percent higher than the previous year. Current postings show that the nation's 2nd largest oil company had a profit of $18.7 billion in 2007. Imagine what the combined profits of all the oil companies were. Guess who is paying for these profits?
Imagine what Spencer County would look like if it was not for the countless volunteers taking the responsibility upon themselves to make our hometown a better place to live. Not a pretty picture, huh?
Last week in the sports pages of the Spencer Magnet, there were two pictures that exemplify what volunteers can accomplish with a little bit of heart and a whole lot of muscle. The first was an image of the Spencer County Youth Football Association constructing a two-story structure that will serve as the Stallions' new concession stand, restroom facility and press box.
I'm curious.
I requested that my daughter (who attends Spencer County Middle School) not view the president's speech last Tuesday. As a former 8th grade Science teacher, here, and in Spencer County, let's just say I wasn't happy with the original lesson plan the U.S. Department of Education had sent to school district's across this great nation.
The future of the wet/dry debate now lies in the hands of voters. A petition requesting a referendum for the purpose of legalizing the sale of alcohol has been deemed valid.
Spencer County Deputy Clerk Abbi Nation said that of the nearly 3,000 signatures, a total 2,220 were found to be legitimate – more than enough to secure a special-election October 20.
Gospel Quartet at First Assembly of God
The southern gospel quartet group Eternal Vision will be performing at First Assembly of God church Sunday at 11 a.m. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Plum Creek Baptist Church – Faith Weaver Friends
My golden opportunity! My chance to shine! My time to show my family that I'm a warrior, a champion, a real sportsman, uh, sportsdog! I'm sorry, I should introduce myself. I'm Mr. Dogwood, but my friends and family call me Woody. (Sometimes I'll hear "Dogwood" if I've made a knucklehead decision or if my parents are trying to get my attention.) Anyway, I'm a black and tan miniature wiener dog who lives in the great state where I was born – Kentucky.
We would like to commend Coach Wes Napper for getting off to a spectacular start with the high school football team so far this season.
His hard work, perseverance, and vision for his team are obvious in light of winning the season opener as well as obtaining two wins out of the first three games.
The effort to build a community center in Spencer County recently got a big push forward when the owners of Tanglewood Golf Course offered to donate land for the project.
Richard Travelstead, president of Reaching Our Communities, said members of the organization are elated with the offer.
"This really shows the heart of the community and the desire to give back," said Travelstead. "It's amazing."
I would like to ask your religious writers and all ministers of the church to explain where in the Bible Christ changed the Sabbath from the seventh day to the first day.
In Hebrews 4:8, Paul wrote to the church: "For if Jesus had given them rest then would he not afterward have spoken of another day."
Now please read Hebrews 4:1-11.
Submitted by Deanna Felts, M.S.
Seven Counties Services Regional Prevention Center
When I was growing up, we knew dinner was on the table by 6 p.m. We always ate together as a family every night (except when my brother had practice for basketball or baseball, my sister with orchestra and plays and me with track or softball). Even with our extracurricular activities, we ate together more often than not. It was a time of talking with each other about our day at school, work, friends, family etc.
Copyright © 2015
The Spencer Magnet is your source for local news, sports, events, and information in Spencer County, KY and the surrounding area.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Searching for Three Star hotels in Barntown ?hotels.com offer a wide range of Three Star Barntown hotels. You can search any of the Star ratings to find the perfect standard of hotel for your trip.It has never been easier to find and reserve Three Star hotels in &CityView the list of hotels and check prices for Three Star Barntown hotels below:
Three Star hotels in Barntown
Explore Barntown
Popular with travellers from Ireland
Three Star hotels within 5 miles of Barntown
- Most booked
Farmers Kitchen Hotel
Excellent 4.2 / 5 ( 55 reviews )
Most recent review
"This is a fab place to stay, the rooms are nice and big with good facilities and The restaurant is just great for breakfast and dinners and very good value for a Lovely dinner and the carvery a great selection of meats and veg. We love staying there each time we go to co.wexford ."
A Traveller, Apr 2015, GB
Maldron Hotel Wexford
Good 3.6 / 5 ( 152 reviews )
Most recent review
"Lovely hotel only downside bed sheets were very light and no extra blanket was provided in room. Other than that perfect"
A Traveller, May 2015, IE
Riverbank House Hotel
Excellent 4.3 / 5 ( 44 reviews )
Most recent review
"the staff are very welcoming the minute you step in the door. The food was very good. The only complaint I could think of is the carpet ?"
A Traveller, Apr 2015, IE
Three Star hotels within 10 miles of Barntown
Best Western Rosslare Danby Lodge Hotel
No Guest Reviews yet
Most recent review
"Have stayed at this hotel several times and can't say too many bad things about the hotel. It is situated in good proximity of the port and Wexford. The room is clean and neat, with coffee and tea available. For the price it is a good hotel, especially when you have a ferry to catch the next ..."
A Traveller, Jan 2015, GB
Three Star hotels within 15 miles of Barntown
Cloverlawn B&B
Outstanding 4.7 / 5 ( 6 reviews )
Most recent review
"Nice B&B. Very close to ferry port and a short walk from two pubs with good food. Nice rooms with all that you'd normally expect. Tasty breakfast selection and great Irish Breakfast."
A Traveller, Aug 2014, GB
Treacy's Hotel
Poor 1.0 / 5 ( 1 review )
Three Star hotels within 20 miles of Barntown
Mulvarra House
No Guest Reviews yet
Three Star hotels within 25 miles of Barntown
The Strand Inn
Excellent 4.1 / 5 ( 30 reviews )
Most recent review
"I SO wanted to take the bed home with me !!!! Large cosy pillows and an extremely comfortable bed. Service throughout was excellent and Catherine who served me breakfast was particularly efficient and helpful."
A Traveller, Oct 2014, IE
Diamond Hill Country House
Good 3.6 / 5 ( 5 reviews )
Most recent review
"Good for my requirements. breakfast early very helpful"
A Traveller, Mar 2014, IE
Suncrest B&B
No Guest Reviews yet


text:
Amérique du Nord
110 LONGCHAMPS, le Sieur. Carte des Possessions Françoises et Angloises dans le Canada et partie de la Lousiane. . . Paris, 1756. In original o/l colours. Paper slightly age-toned and dusty, splits along margins re-inforced. Verso of center fold contemp. backed with paper strip. 560 x 770 mm. Je voudrais de plus amples renseignements sur le Lot N°32611 .
1500 €
¤ Proof state. Here without the decorations around the title cartouche in the what is called in the reference books the first state the cartouch in upper left . No double lines around the scale and the title cartouche lower right without "Gravé par Chambon".This map was published in 1756 to provide information on the French-Indian wars. - Not in Kershaw, Early printed maps of Canada, or other reference works.
111 TANNER, H.S. The Traveller's Guide. A Map Of The Roads, Canals And Steam Boat Routes Of The United States ... Designed for the use of Travellers, By H.S. Tanner. Philadelphia, 1825. In original colours. Very good condition. Outline color by state. In red leather covers, 13x8cm., gilt stamped "Traveller's Guide Through The U. States. Two brown spots in right hand part of map, with two holes. 445 x 562 mm. Je voudrais de plus amples renseignements sur le Lot N°27839 .
2500 €
¤ Rare first edition of Tanner's travel map in pocket map form, in it original red leather covers, with the map and no text, as issued. Ristow says the first edition was 1834, and while that was the first issue of the enlarged guide with text, this 1825 map is from the same plate as the 1834 map and thus should be seen as the first edition of the guide. The entire lower right corner of the map is taken up with lists of "Steam Boat Routes Throughout the United States," which are keyed to letters in the map margins. In the 1834 and later editions, these lists are replaced with inset maps of U.S. cities, and the lists are given, along with added stage and railroad routes, in the body of the text. This interesting early map of the U.S. still shows the Five Civilized Tribes of the Indian Nation in their respective locations throughout the southeast. The western edge of the new country is sparsely populated, and the Oregon Territory begins just above Missouri.Complete title: THE TRAVELLER'S GUIDE. A MAP OF THE ROADS, CANALS AND STEAM BOAT ROUTES OF THE UNITED STATES: WITH THE DISTANCES FROM PLACE TO PLACE CAREFULLY NOTICED; Including A Series Of Tables Showing The Routes Pursued By The Various Steam Boats, And The Distances Between Important Places Throughout The Country. Designed For The Use Of Travellers, By H. Tanner. In lower margin : Published by H.S. Tanner, 177 Chestnut St. Philadelphia. Entered … 21st day of May 1825, by H.S. Tanner … Pennsylvania.Inside of cover with brwon ink "Boston, January 1st, 1829. Price $ 1." A List of Maps of America in the Library of Congress, p. 884, Phillips, P.L, Government Printing Office, Washington, 1901; American Maps and Mapmakers, Chapter 13, Ristow, George, Wayne State University Press, Detroit, 1985
112 ACADEMIE Vue de Quebeck. Augsburg, 1750. Original colours. Paper slightly age toned, as usual. Marginal staining. Some browning in right hand part of the print. 310 x 398 mm. Je voudrais de plus amples renseignements sur le Lot N°26670 .
400 €
¤ A so-called optical print showing a decorative imaginary view of the town of Quebeck seen from the harbour, with a large vessel in the foreground. Engraved by Balthasar Frederic Leizelt.This print is a fine example of this illusionary printmaking, but also as a testament to strong interest by Europeans in America at the time and also as a fine example of the perspective view, complete with the lovely and bold original color and reversed title at the top.In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries there were many popular speciality establishments in Paris, Augsburg and London which produced optical viewing devices and special engravings to be viewed through them. In the 18th century the optical print or vue optique came into existence, whose exaggerated converging lines were intended to produce the optical illusion of deep recession. The viewing devices for which these perspective prints were produced consisted of a lens and a mirror, this requiring the use of reversed or mirror-image pictures.See our special page about optical prints and peep shows.
An optical mirror with print. (Mirror is not included in the lot.)
113 GARNIER,F.A. Amérique Boréale, Nou,..Bretagne & Canada. Paris, 1861. In original colours. Steel engraving in good condition. 357 x 501 mm. Je voudrais de plus amples renseignements sur le Lot N°9190 .
80 €
¤ Very detailed map from "Atlas Sphérodïdal & Universel de géographie", Prepared by F.A.Garnier and edited by Jules Renouard, rue de Tournon, Paris. Uncommon map with decorative title cartouche lower right hand corner. Showing good detail of Canada and Alaska.
Nouvelle Angleterre
114 JANSSONIUS, J. Nova Anglia Novum Belgium et Virginia. Amsterdam, 1636. Beau col. ancien. Infimes rousseurs, léger offset de la partie gauche sur la moitié droite. - Paper slightly age-toned as usual, brown spotting and with offsetting of the other half of the map. Fine orig. col. 387 x 504 mm. Je voudrais de plus amples renseignements sur le Lot N°61719 .
¤ In the 1636 edition of the "Appendix", Johannes Janssonius inserted this important and influential map of the eastern seaboard from C. of Feare (Cape Look out) to Nova Scotia, based on Johannes de Laet's prototype map. De Laet was a director of the Dutch West India Company, which controlled the Dutch penetration of the Americas. It is one of the earliest attempts on a Dutch map to show the Great Lakes in any form. Janssonius shows an unnamed lake (probably Lake Champlain), a "Lac de Yroquois" (Ontario?) and further west a "Grand Lac", which Tooley holds to be Lake Superior.First state, with the heart shaped cartouche.Janssonius was one of the first printed maps to include several important place names, such as New Amsterdam, Manhattes (a version of Manhattan), Fort Orange (Albany), and Plymounth. The area of present day Maine is called Norembegua. With French text on verso. Karpinski, Maps of famous cartographers, pp.26,31,Pl.II; On the Map, fig.10; Gooses, Mapping of North America no.29; Burden, America 247. First state.


text:
Timing my rise
My new culture is doubling in three hours and is looking healthy and vibrant. How should I time my bakes to maximize rise? Weird question, I guesss, but anything that remotely resembles math makes me panic!
My new culture is doubling in three hours and is looking healthy and vibrant. How should I time my bakes to maximize rise? Weird question, I guesss, but anything that remotely resembles math makes me panic!
Tough to narrow it down, you have a lot of options. Consider these questions:
The key is to find what works for your style and your schedule.
If you do use a refrigerated fermentation period, this will give you additional flexibility for timing your bakes.
I would pick a day where you have nothing scheduled and start early. Watch it pretty closely throughout the day and see what happens when. That's just the best way to start learning about how your starter works when you're making bread.
I'm not suggesting sitting with the bowl in your lap staring at it or anything. :) Just making sure you're not gone for several hours.
Having never actually made a sourdough loaf yet, but with a starter that sounds like it's at the same point as your's, from what I've read, doesn't it genearlly take 16 hours or so for the first rise? I figure I'll start mine at like 10PM the day before and by the time I get home from work at 5 or 6 PM the next day it should be ready to go.
With the usual recipe I use, it takes about four to five hours for the first rise. Most of the second rise takes place overnight in the refrigerator. If I didn't retard it in the fridge, the second rise would probably be done in about two to three hours.
With sourdough, the timing can be really variable. You have to learn how to read the dough rather than relying on times. So it's a good idea, at least the first time you try a recipe, to make sure your schedule is flexible enough to accommodate things taking shorter or longer than expected.
In reply to my original thought that it took 16+ hours to rise. After finally making my first loaf, I can say I was wrong. It took mind only about 7 or 8 hours to more than double. So yeah, make sure you have a flexible day the first time.


text:
Scandic Sundsvall City
No availability found through our partners. Please contact the business directly or check some of our recommended alternatives.
How has this hotel rated in the past?
- Continental Breakfast
- Continental Breakfast
- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Restaurant
- Restaurant
TripAdvisor Reviews Scandic Sundsvall City
Travel Blogs from Sundsvall
A good day to be in harbour
Not a bad day to stay firmly tied to the shore, this, given the date! We'd slept very well and enjoyed the brand new showers in the swimming pool building. Again, they'd provided washing machines, cookers, fridges etc, all virtually unused. Moreover, so far it was all free, as there had been no sign of the harbourmaster, we would try and contact him again later in the day.
As there was a washing ...
At the commencement of the High Coast
... looked like it had been there all winter!) and also gave us the code to the toilets etc, housed in the ground floor of the large covered swimming pool nearby.
By now it was well past beer o'clock so we settled in the cockpit, enjoying the sun and the shelter it afforded from the wind. The view to the south was lovely, it really is a nice place to stay and stay we will, as tomorrow the forecast is for strongish northerlies and some rain and low, low temperatures. ...
A Serendipitous Anchorage
... was taken in and stowed and we motored the rest of the way. Actually, during the late afternoon the wind picked up again and I guess we could have sailed but we were now set on making our destination, anticipated around 18:00 and sailing would have meant our arrival being somewhat, maybe much, later so we left VP running ( VP = Volvo Penta = our engine make).
As we approached Mellanfj�rden, I zoomed in on the chart plotter ...
Sweden Round two and What a change!
... this sausage rapped up with potato and mayo. They love mayo over there. Kate got a ... ......... .....
The afternoon was so warm I left Kate lying out in the sun and went and helped clear up the stall at the market. We decided after all our hard work we deserved another swim so we went in again. That evening we headed down to watch Cosmo play football. Mike and I spent most of the game mocking one of the other teams players cause he looked like an Ompalumpa. Cosmo scored a ...
Xmas in Sweden!!
... looked the part driving it with his sunnys and pick beanie on.
Zack came up for dinner that night which was nice to catch up.
Leaving Day today and Mike drove us the 4 1/2 hours down to Stockholm so we could catch the plane home. We then had to catch another bus out to the airport, so it was a very long day by the time we arrived in our hostel in Edinburgh at midnight. It was such a nice holiday with the Family and we can't wait to go back. ...


text:
Alt+F1: 47 - Canadian GP Prerace 2015
Become Premium to Watch
It's squid kids and ink blasting abound in Nintendo's exceptionally fun new online shooter.
Mortal Kombat X moves forward with a snappier version of the previous game's fighting and some cool new characters, but the story and other features around the edges feel a bit rough in spots.
The ways that Axiom Verge resembles Metroid help set up and drive home the ways that Axiom Verge is most definitely not Metroid.
Game »
consists of 6 releases.
Released Apr 09, 2007
A furniture that provides a place to sleep. In video games, often used to regain health, skip time and *ahem* other activities...
Bill Blasters are black cannons, designed for firing Bullet Bills. Like many other objects in the Mushroom Kingdom, they resemble pipes. Some Blasters can fire from both sides.
Mechanical bomb that will chase you for a short time until it blows up. I wonder what is going on in their heads. Wind it up, light the fuse, and stand back. 3, 2, 1... BOOM!
A bomb is an explosive device.
A weapon or tool that can be thrown and then returned to the user.
Branches are often used as improvised platforms in video games.
Cake is a delicious baked good. Omnomnom.
Coins have long been used in video games as both a form of currency and as a means of accruing points.
An ancient tome created by the Tribe of Darkness predicting the end of all worlds.
Doors are a common object in most video games, as well as the keys and objects needed to open them. From role playing to shooters, doors are an important component of many games.
Fancy clthes worn on special occosions like weddings funerals and baptisms etc.
Glasses are framed pieces of glass or plastic that are worn in front of the eyes and on the bridge of the nose usually to correct vision or as identity statement. Often worn by nerds.
Hearts in video games are often associated with health or extra lives. From picking them up free of charge to buying them for in-game money.
A hovering board, the sci-fi equivalent of a Skateboard.
Used to open doors, or anything else that is locked. In any game where the player has an inventory, it's a safe bet that a key will appear at some point.
Koopa shells are a signature part of the Mario series of games, and come in many different colors and flavors.
A transport trolley locked on a rail. Often used to bring coal and other mined materials from inside mines to the surface.
Mushroom is the familiar term used to describe a gilled fungus which may or may not bear a stem. Mushrooms are the "fruit" of spore bearing fungi.
The manliest type of facial hair.
Paper is a thin material made of plant fibres, used to write or print upon. In terms of Rock, Paper, Scissors; it defeats rock, but is defeated by scissors.
The effects of the poison mushroom vary between games, but they always resemble a regular mushroom, and always carry some sort of negative effect. A true enemy of any Mario player.
POW block, anyone?
One of eight sacred hearts that appeared in Super Paper Mario.
Common foot wear in the the modern age. They are comfortable and great for running.
Collect them, orbit them, conquer planets around them -- they're a staple of many genres of games.
The first and most well-known power-up from the Mario franchise!
No matter what game you're playing, if a bad guy shows up with these hanging from him, you know you're in mad kinds of trouble.
A box containing treasure usually in the form of gold or valuable items.
Umbrellas are found in all sorts of games. They appear as items to protect against rain and as weapons, among other uses.
Despite its short life span and general negative reception, the Virtual Boy does make an appearance in many Nintendo titles.
This edit will also create new pages on Giant Bomb for:
Until you earn 1000 points all your submissions need to be vetted by other
Giant Bomb users. This process takes no more than a few hours and we'll
send you an email once approved.
Because you're new to wiki editing, we sent your
submission off to our moderators to check it over. Most
changes are approved within a few hours. We'll send an
email when it is.
Once you've earned over points you'll be able
to bypass this step and make live edits to our system.
Until then, gain points by continuing to edit pages.
No changes were submitted, nothing was done! Please make changes to the wiki!
Thanks for continuing to improve the site. Some of your changes are
now live. However, some of your changes were sent to moderation because you do not
have enough points to make those live edits. You need points to
live edit the changes you commited.
For the changes that went through, our robot math gave you points for this
Thanks for continuing to improve the site. Your changes are
now live. Our robot math gave you points for this
Use your keyboard!
Log in to comment


text:
Season 3
Season 3 See more
1. Ear-Sy Rider
2. Full Bars
3. Bob Fires the Kids
4. Mutiny on the Windbreaker
5. An Indecent Thanksgiving Proposal
6. The Deepening
7. Tinarannosaurus Wrecks
8. The Unbearable Like-Likeness of Gene
9. God Rest Ye Merry Gentle-Mannequins
10. Mother Daughter Laser Razor
11. Nude Beach
12. Broadcast Wagstaff School News
13. My Fuzzy Valentine
14. Lindapendent Woman
15. O.T. the Outside Toilet
16. Topsy
17. Two for Tina
18. It Snakes a Village
19. Family Fracas
20. The Kids Run the Restaurant
21. Boyz 4 Now
22. Carpe Museum
23. The Unnatural
More on Fox
The Following
Family Guy
The Simpsons
American Dad
King of the Hill
New Girl
Brooklyn Nine-Nine
Wayward Pines
The OC
Celebrating its landmark 850th episode this season, COPS remains one of the longest-running primetime series currently airing on broadcast television.
COPS has profiled law enforcement agencies in over 140 U.S. cities and has filmed in Europe, Asia and Central and South America. It was the first American television program to follow police in the former Soviet Union. In the upcoming season, COPS will cover the U.S. from coast to coast, filming with police and sheriff's departments in California, Florida, New Jersey, Ohio and Virginia. After a long absence, the show will revisit Broward County, FL, Kansas City, MO, and Sacramento, CA, and for the first time in the series' history, COPS will visit Newport News, VA, and Toledo, OH. Additionally, the 25th season of COPS will feature another unforgettable edition of the holiday special, "Ho! Ho! Ho!"
Created by John Langley, COPS is produced by Langley Productions, Inc. and Fox Television Studios. John Langley and Morgan Langley are executive producers. Doug Waterman serves as supervising producer and Zach Ragsdale as producer. "Like" COPS on Facebook at www.facebook.com/Copstv. Follow the series on Twitter @COPStv and join the discussion at #cops.


text:
Newly formed Indie Game Studio, Xitol aims to create and expand on its creative approach to internal ideas taking inspiration from what we love!
No downloads were found matching the criteria specified. We suggest you try the download list with no filter applied, to browse all available files. Join now to share files with the community.


text: > View Product Details Please select the size of the product. Please enter valid quantity. Joop! Joop! Aftershave 2.5 Oz overview details Retail: $36.00 Bluefly: $29.00 $29.00 color : We're sorry. This style is sold out. N/A Fragrance notes: exotic spice and florals, with woods, patchouli and honey, very masculine. Color: N/A Joop! By Joop! Aftershave 2.5 Oz Year introduced: 1989 Recommended use: evening This item cannot be shipped 2nd day air. Allow 1-2 additional shipping days for beauty and fragrance items. This item cannot be shipped outside of the United States. Bath & Body; France; style#313270301


text:
Special Correspondent
MoU signed for implementing schemes in three districts of the State
JAIPUR: PHD Rural Development Foundation (PHDRDF) has signed a memorandum of understanding with Rotary India Water Conservation Trust (RIWCT) for implementing water management projects in three districts of Rajasthan.
The MOU entails support to activities for recharge of ground water and for improving water levels in wells. The project aims at ensuring clean drinking water and reversal of rural migration. PHDRDF chairman S. L. Kapur and RIWCT president Sushil Gupta signed the MoU in the presence of Rotary International president-elect Dong-Kurn Lee and PHD Chamber president Sanjay Bhatia over the weekend.
"The project is being implemented as a part of the corporate social responsibility of the PHD Chamber. Initially it will be implemented in the water deficient villages in Sikar, Jhunjhunu and Alwar," Mr. Bhatia said on the occasion. PHRDF has already implemented 53 water-harvesting projects in Rajasthan and Haryana to benefit an estimated eight-lakh population. Apart from identifying the locations, PHDRDF will provide 10 per cent of the funding requirements while Rotary would provide/arrange funds up to 65 per cent of the total cost. The local communities will have to contribute 25 per cent of the cost through shramdhan (contributory labour).
Mr. Lee said the experience gained from the project would be put to use by Rotary International in other countries, as drinking water has become a global concern.


text:
News Corp. and DirecTV Group have been sued by an affiliate of Venezuela's Cisneros Group, which is trying to block a plan to consolidate the satellite operations of News Corp. and DirecTV in Latin America. The Cisneros affiliate owns a 14% stake in DirecTV's Latin American arm; News Corp. owns a 34% stake in DirecTV.
View Full Article in:Wall Street Journal, The
Published in Brief:


text:
Southern Concepts Restaurant Group was founded by a handful of barbecue enthusiasts who were eager to bring the finest of Southern barbecue to the Southwest region. The Company manages Southern Hospitality Restaurant and Bar, Southern Hospitality Southern Kitchen, and is in the process of launching a fast casual barbecue concept.
Southern Hospitality is a brand of restaurants based in New York City. The restaurant concept was largely created by Eytan Sugarman and Grammy award winning singer/songwriter, Justin Timberlake. The ultimate goal was to create a venue to provide guests with fresh, high quality, Southern-inspired food, complimented by a wide array of popular micro-brews, bottled beers and bourbons, served in a hip and high energy environment. In addition to New York City, Southern Hospitality Restaurant and Bar has locations in Denver and Lone Tree Colorado.
Southern Hospitality Southern Kitchen, located in Colorado Springs, is an iteration of Southern Hospitality Restaurant and Bar.
Southern Concepts Restaurant Group expects to reveal at least two new Southern Hospitality fast casual concepts within the year 2015.
Southern Concepts Restaurant Group (OTCQB:RIBS) is the umbrella management company of several subsidiary business units. The subsidiaries include, Southern Concepts Restaurant Group, Inc.; Southern Hospitality Franchise & Licensing Corp.; Bourbon Brothers Holding Company, LLC; Southern Hospitality Denver Holdings, LLC; Southern Hospitality Licensing, LLC.
|RIBS (Common stock)
|Change Percent


text:
Ok, I think it's finally making sense. I have two schools of thought on the subject. One is that there's no need for a normalizer here. 600 perfect time + 100 point perfect landing = 700 perfect score. Electrics have no advantage the way they're set up within the program so that's not an issue. Second is that even though there's no need for a normalizer it would give continuity between non-contest and contest platforms for those who do both or are interested in going from sportsman to competition or vice versa. Also, launching hourly will get shot down by a lot of people as they'll say they don't have that kind of time. 7 rounds is basically spending all day at the field to get that many rounds in. Every 30 minutes might be better.
Here's something to consider with respect to contest vs. non-contest tasks. Using reasonable estimates for the time required to do the G&R tasks, the LSF program in its entirety requires only about 19 hours of non-contest air time, of which 8 hours (42%) are in the one legendary bladder-busting slope flight.
To complete all levels, you have to fly in 24 contests. If the contests have a lot of entries, the points come easily until you get to Level 5, where you have to get 3 wins. Up to that point, the main requirement is participation. Suppose you fly in 6-round contests consisting of 10-minute tasks, and make all your times; then you'll put in 24 hours of air time during contests, for a total of 43 flying hours to complete the entire LSF program from beginning to end. Actually it's less, of course, since you certainly don't have to make all your times to advance.
The fact that contest flying outweighs non-contest tasks, and the disproportionate weight given to large events with lots of entries, were among the reasons cited for wanting an alternative program. Many early comments expressed satisfaction with the general outline of the LSF program but wanted to see the contest requirement replaced with one that would serve a similar end but would not require traveling to a distant event or organizing a large group of competitors.
The phrase "serve a similar end" implies that contests call for certain skills: these include making desperate low saves and recoveries from far downwind, precision on-time landings, and finding lift when you're called upon, while the official clock is running and your altitude is dwindling. Irrespective of the scoring or launch spacing, these are key elements of a good achievement program.
As far as how many flight hours are involved in the two programs. Well all I can say is, we're two different programs. The SSP plans to be a high flight time program with as many aspects of soaring involved as we can manage to make work. If we're not the same as the LSF, so what? The LSF has a good program. It doesn't mean they have the perfect program for everyone. It also doesn't mean that they have the only formula that will work. What it does mean is there are some things they do that may also work here and others that may not.
************************************************** ***************TITANIUM LEVEL: I have posted the preliminary requirements for Titanium Level. I was so tired of hearing about how bad it would have to be I decided to put an end to it so we could move on. It's pretty much as I always planned it to be. Of course it's not written in stone yet but as far as I'm concerned, it's close.
WEB SITE: I have added some links to the web site for application form issues, contact info for Joe and I, product info inquiries and gallery submission info.
If we go with +1 point a second to task time,-1 point every second over and 100" landing points possible. We can change the task times and/or the number of rounds to change the difficulty. So give me some starting numbers. Task time, rounds, point total. How do you plan on working it if you don't make your point total? Throw out all of the flights and start over?
Okanagan Falls. British columbia. Canada
Joined Nov 2006
366 Posts
You know, I think that leaving slope soaring out of the program leaves a gap that can only be filled by inserting more TD flights.I remember when I did my level one in LSF way back in the early 1980's that I flew a little model called the Paraphrase.( Anybody else remember that one?)I lived in an East West valley here in British Columbia and my slope was a very short North- south slope sticking out from the main line of hills. It was about50 to 70 yds long, but in a good stiff westerly breeze it kept my little Paraphrase aloft with no trouble. My right and left sweeps were very short, but it was still slope soaring, and I achieved my goal. I think that most aspirants in this program could find a slope not too far away from home, and I would prefer a drive and a change of scenery to fly the odd slope task , preferable to to many repetetive TD tasks.If it means contacting other "slopers" to do this, then you make new friends. Learn from them some of the basics of slope flying and enjoy another aspect of this wonderful sport!I have read and re-read this thread from beginning to end, and I feel that leaving slope out as a requirement or an alternative, just because the dedicated slope flyers have not responded as expected, has made things very difficult for Steve.Perhaps we should revisit this aspect." Variety is the spice of life".Ken .
How far are you from Fenie?? There are some Mind blowing slope's just to the south at Morrisy. The Morrisy ridge is a 1,600 ft near vertical face that faces SW. And for the DADDY of them we go to the "Notch" for a 3,000 ft ,give ya the WILLYS just to look over the edge,thrill.
Steve. I like the triple 7 and 10 minute flight's in silver ver.3 . Myself, I will call all three flight's a single task as they need to be combined/averaged to get the "task" total. For those of us that will never see a compatition,it may be less confusing to add the landing component in the next level's.
WOO HOO!!!! The TD task's just got a hole bunch easy'er.
I am the happy new owner of a NIB DCH Sailaire kit. I am going to need to beef up the old hi-start next summer.
Guys, let's get this nailed down. I want to get Silver Level re-posted. My goal is to have the rest of the program outlined by the first of the year. I'm hoping the slope guys get a program built about the same time or by Feb. at the latest. (the one year mark) They seem to have an idea of what they want so I would hope it can happen. If so we can make the final change and re-do TD Bronze and/or Copper if desired and be done. I want to get this finished, believe it or not there are those who want to see the program as a whole before starting. Not to mention I have more in my life than a constant debate of what to do with the SSP. Constant debate will bring the program to a grinding halt and could be it's doom. If you want to see this style of tasks then let's get it done already. If the contest guys are just stirring the pot and don't plan to actually participate or continue in the program then let's just move on without it.
elcoba: Thanks as long as it's a challenging program and a tough one as well, that can be done around the world. It will be included. I don't mind adding a slope program, I just didn't know what to do to do it. After several people told me it would be next to impossible to keep up the TD or slope format due to the difference between the styles I thought it best to drop it.
Gordon & Tom:You guys still in or are you giving up on the program?
The way I see the contest flight is that it is just another form of timed flight with a precision landing. The only real difference is that the landing has more weight in the final outcome. Might I suggest that instead of having this componant in the silver level we have an inverted flight componant, and let explain my reasoning.
As I stated the contest flight is just another timed flight but the inverted flight would be a new skillset to be learned and mastered. It is also a very usefull skill to have as it is a method of getting out of monster thermals and it would calm those fears when you have lost sight of your plane only to pick it up flying upside down heading to the ground. I have read here on RCGroups that inverting your plane will help you get out of thermals and it is also a way to check the balance on your plane, see Gordy Stahl's plane balancing article.
It can be done with RE only poly ships as well as the full house planes. Possibly something on the lines of a 60 second inverted flight for the RE planes and a 120 second flight for a fulhouse plane.
Just my humble opinion.
Okanagan Falls. British columbia. Canada
Joined Nov 2006
366 Posts
I just read again the Vista one type plane contest report. Sounds like they had fun. 27 entries was fantastic. Now there's the way to recruit new 'glider guiders.'I know that some people are not competition minded,but I feel that our model flyers are mostly put off by the travel involved.After all, the SSP itself is a form of solo competition.If we are doomed to be a lone wolf glider enthusiast in the home area, it is the only form of competition we can do.A sticker on the glider denoting the level achieved is the trophy, and it doesn't need polishing.Ken .
|Thread Tools
|Similar Threads
|Thread Starter
|Last Post
|Old Buzzard's Soaring Video or Book
|May 31, 2015 08:36 PM
|For Sale: Old Buzzard's Soaring Book
|Aircraft - Sailplanes (FS/W)
|Feb 21, 2005 09:09 PM
|Old Buzzard's Soaring Book
|Aircraft - Sailplanes (FS/W)
|Dec 20, 2003 08:17 PM
|FS: OLD BUZZARD'S SOARING BOOK pic here & on Ebay
|Aircraft - Sailplanes (FS/W)
|Nov 17, 2002 10:54 AM
|WTB Dave Thornburg's Old Buzzard's Soaring Book
|Aircraft - Electric - Airplanes (FS/W)
|Jul 07, 2002 11:29 PM


text:
design forms
(Mister Wong community recommendations)
most popular brand new
Wufoo: Online Form Builder - Create Web Forms & Surveyssaved at 22.02.2011, by fadean73, 26 Users
Information aestheticscomunicación modelos representaciones design formssaved at 22.01.2011, by ignaziobalboa, 14 Users
Web Form Design Patterns: Sign-Up Forms, Part 2 | How-To | Smashing Magazinesaved at 10.07.2008, by seventhwave, 4 Users
"Mad Libs" Style Form Increases Conversion 25-40% - LukeWsaved at 12.07.2010, by seventhwave, 10 Users
apache attack helicopterapache attack helicopterapache attack helicopter design formssaved at 26.05.2010, by helicopter93, 3 Users
15 sites web developers and designers should knowCreating a good website isn't an easy task, but there's a few tools that can definitely make your developer or designer life easier. In this article, I have compiled 15 extremely useful website tha...saved at 20.07.2009, by kahlers, 4 Users
Niceforms 1.0 :: badboy.media.designforms javascript css designsaved at 01.02.2007, by djuggler, 3 Users
50 Useful Coding Techniques (CSS Layouts, Visual Effects and Forms) - Smashing Magazinecss webdesign javascript design formssaved at 08.04.2010, by seventhwave, 6 Users
The Bureau of Communication - Fill-in-the-blank Correspondencesaved at 11.06.2009, by stevecopley, 2 Users
A List Apart: Articles: Prettier Accessible Formssaved at 23.04.2007, by djuggler, 2 Users
Website Design and Maintenance Agreement | Legal FormsEvery business, organization and professional service providers can reach wide customer base through online presence. You must be wondering, which online tool is best for attracting such customer basesaved at 17.08.2010, by lovegurus, 2 Users


text:
Wheat ThinsThese nutritious crackers are sure to satisfy your craving for crunch.
1 c
wheat berries
1 c
1⁄2 tsp
kosher salt
1⁄2 tsp
celery, onion, or garlic salt
Preheat oven to 350°F. Add wheat berries to Kitchen Mill, and grind into flour.
Add flour and remaining ingredients to WildSide jar. Secure lid and select "Batter."
Grease cookie sheets, and spread 1 cup batter on each cookie sheet. Sprinkle with celery, onion, or garlic salt, if desired.
Bake for 10 minutes. Remove from oven and cookie sheets, and break into chip-size pieces.
- Servings 6.0
- Sodium 197 mg
- Serving Size 6 crackers
- Carbohydrates 7.5 g
- Calories 35
- Fiber 0 g
- Fat 0 g
- Sugar 0 g
- Saturated Fat 0 g
- Protein 1.5 g
- Cholesterol 0 mg
Get Recipes
Signup for our email list and receive recipes, tips & an occasional marketing message.
Get recipes, tips & offers delivered to your inbox.


text:
'Best Garmin Yet!'
'Very pleased but note this warning!'
'Very slow GPS lock, Sluggish POI input and map animations'
'IQ Routes historical road speed database for improved routing'
'A Nice Upgrade'
'Friendlier voice prompts'
'Accurate navigation, Friendlier voice prompts'
'Up ahead feature, Customization options'
'Very rugged, and well made'
'Lifetime maps and traffic'
'Excellent GPS'
'Easy-to-use touchscreen interface'
'Excellent voice command functionality'
'The Retina-Like GPS, Superb, Lightweight, Just Great!!!'
'Capacitive screen and a thin metal chassis'
'Improved voice prompts'
'Good-looking capacitive display'
'Good Straightforward GPS Navigator at a Good Price Point'
'Good features, but kinda unreliable'
'Huge Screen & Lots of Route Flexibility'
'Fantastic resolution'
ReviewGist helps you find the best products to buy by making sense of online reviews.
We are currently aggregating 368,764 reviews
covering over 29,111 products. See what the press says about ReviewGist here.
The Best Cellphone Buying Guide for 2014 is the definitive starting point for your next cellphone purchase.
© 2007-15 ReviewGist.com. All Rights Reserved.


text:
Lagoon Park
Cockrange Road & Graddock Road, Sandy's Parish, Bermuda MA 01Map
Ireland Island South
Neighborhood: Sandys Parish
Here you can truly stop and smell the roses. A trek through the trails of Sandy's Parish leads to Lagoon Park. This is one of the first places you will pass after crossing Cut Bridge to Ireland Island. Walking trails are found in numerous directions throughout the park. Points of interest include ducks frolicking and other aviary creatures basking in the day's sun. There are also clearings were you can enjoy a picnic lunch. Tables are found throughout the area. Admission is free.
Write a ReviewSign in
Thank you for submitting your review!
See All: Hotels » | Things To Do » | Restaurants » | Nightlife »
- Type:
Photo Spots / Photography, Attractions & Landmarks, Parks, Gardens & Cemeteries
Hi-Roy Guest House
4.2 mi
Willowbank Resort & Hotel
4.2 mi
Rosewood Tucker's Point
4.2 mi
4.2 mi
See All Hamilton Hotels »
Gumba Trail & Outdoor Museum
0.4 mi
Royal Naval Dockyard
0.9 mi
Royal Naval Cemetery
0.9 mi
See All Hamilton Things To Do »
Freeport Seafood Restaurant
0.7 mi
Frog and Onion Pub (The)
0.9 mi
Bone Fish Bar & Grill
0.9 mi
Somerset Country Squire
1.4 mi
See All Hamilton Restaurants »
Freeport Seafood Restaurant
0.7 mi
Frog and Onion Pub (The)
0.9 mi
Dockyard Pastry Shop (The)
1.0 mi
Somerset Country Squire
1.4 mi
See All Hamilton Nightlife »


text:
Diminutive Frank Fischer was a fixture on a secluded, picturesque stretch...
— Com Dev International is getting $3.2 million from the Canadian Space...
Pain was etched on her face as Bella Efremenko crossed the finish line,...
The Toronto 2015 Pan Am Games torch relay starts in the north, when the...
Salma Hayek isn't worried about turning 50 next year because she is...
Cartoon by Theo Moudakis
CLICK HERE to enter for a chance to win won of 20 double passes to see...
Q. This is a Newfoundland silk stocking tapestry that's been in my family...
There aren't too many places where a couple can enjoy a glass of wine and three quality courses for less than $100. In fact, I'd be hard pressed to think of any spots I've reviewed for this column that fit that description — and that includes both independently owned restaurants and upscale chains.
Recently, though, I found a place that bucks the trend — and quite nicely, at that. Jake & Humphreys' Bistro in New Hamburg opened on Peel Street late in 2010. Chefs Klaus Ristanovic and Janet Duncan live upstairs and have converted the main floor level of the old home into dual dining rooms, with seating for around 40.
Both Ristanovic and Duncan have worked in several kitchens around the region for many years, including New Hamburg's own Waterlot. When naming their own place, they affectionately gave props to their first two cats. Jake & Humphreys' charm extends beyond its name and into the dining room, with dim lighting and creaky plank floors.
The menu is simple: seven appetizers and six mains. Daily specials are also featured. The approach is mostly meat, potatoes and veg based — classics done tastefully, with a bit of international flare. Most remarkable are the prices. The most expensive item on the menu is the $19 grilled striploin steak (accompanied by three peppercorn sauce, a stuffed potato and vegetables). Elsewhere in the region, you'd pay $10 to $15 more for that.
Daily specials on the day we dined in — a quiet, wintry weeknight — included oxtail vegetable soup, seafood-stuffed pickerel with a red-pepper cream sauce, rice and vegetables, and a rack of lamb. Though tempted, we opted for main menu items.
For starters: country style pork and pistachio paté and an herbed goat cheese tart with roasted vegetable salad (both $8). Both were lovely. The terrine, prettily studded with the citrine nuts, was rich, heady and artfully plated. Served with thin toasts, drops of Dijon, house made pickles (carrot, green bean and — surprisingly nice — pear), gherkins and an apple-raisin chutney, it was a generous serving, big enough to share. The tiny tart featured wonderfully creamy goat cheese in a thin pastry shell and flavourful roasted veg. Just the right amount to get the taste buds swirling.
For mains, I opted for a Waterloo region classic — pork schnitzel with apple compote served with mashed potato and sautéed vegetables ($17). Buttery veg were cooked perfectly and tasted so good I actually ate them first. Braised red cabbage was delicious, too. The pork was thin, moist and nicely breaded; applesauce was chunky and sweet.
My sidekick ordered the chicken breast stuffed with chorizo and jack cheese, served with romesco sauce (typically made with almonds and roasted peppers), roasted potato wedges and, again, sautéed veg ($17). Chicken breast can be tricky; it's often dry and lacking in flavour. In this case, it was slightly the former but not at all the latter thanks to plenty of smoky Spanish flare. Potato wedges were awesome — loads of buttery flavour.
And onto the third course. Lured by the promise of house made ice cream, we opted for bread pudding topped with maple walnut praline ice cream and a brownie topped with caramel ice cream ($7 each). The pudding was served cold; while I'd have preferred it hot, the ice cream made up for that. And the brownie was fudgy and crackly, as a brownie should be.
Three courses and a glass of wine later, we were stuffed, armed with tin foil swans, and only $90 poorer (before tip). Fair to say, then, that Jake & Humphreys is just the small town spot for comfort food, a cosy atmosphere, and a steal of a deal.
196 Peel St., New Hamburg
Tuesday to Thursday, 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 5 to 8 p.m.; Friday and Saturday, 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 5 to 9 p.m.; Closed Sunday and Monday.
Wheelchair Accessibility
Not accessible.
Simple, contemporary meat and potatoes fare.
Not a bad idea.
Somewhere between casual and fine dining, the restaurant is in a refurbished home. Chefs/owners Klaus Ristanovic and Janet Duncan live upstairs; the main floor houses two dining rooms.
The menu
Very pared down: seven appetizers (salads, scallops, snails, a goat cheese tart) and six mains (steak, pork, chicken, salmon, veal and spatzle), plus daily specials.
Wine list
A handful of reds; a handful of whites.
Warm, chatty, efficient.
The Bill
Dinner for two including two glasses of wine, two appetizers, two mains and two desserts, came to $90 including tax (but not tip).
In a nutshell
Quality food prepared with care and attention to detail — and at minimal cost.
Assessing food, atmosphere, service and prices. Dining Out restaurant reviews are based on anonymous visits to the establishments. Restaurants do not pay for any portion of the reviewer's meal. Leigh Clarkson can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com
Cambridge Wine Excellence is your premier make-your-own-wine store in Cambridge, Ontario....
Fitzgerald Carpet One Floor & Home in Waterloo offers high quality flooring at incredible prices....
If you find yourself constantly wishing your home had more space, but you love your neighbourhood...
Though hardwood, laminate and tile are very much on trend for homes these days, many rooms benefit...
48% off Wine Making
Tickets and More to the Manulife LPGA Classic
50% off Organic Baked Goods
Up to 59% off Filler Treatments
Up to 54% off Paintball
50% off Premium Olive Oil
2015 Golf Memberships
50% off Authentic Mexican Food


text:
In Case You Haven't Looked Out Your Window Yet...
...we got snow. Weathermen predict over a foot of it. The storm extends greatly beyond our districts and has been playing havoc in the south. We're sure it will be a nuisance for us too, but then, these days, what isn't? Enjoy it before rush hour turns it into black slush.
Update 9:50 a.m.: The MTA reports no alterations in service. "t was a pretty brutal walk to the train out in Billyburg this morning, but the L was running fine," says a Gothamist commenter. " Train was nice and empty, too!" Schools and flights were shut down, though. The Staten Island Advance has advice for "Children affected by school closings... go sledding in Staten Island park."
Sponsor Content


text:
Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/10355/4601
|Who did what?: age-related differences in memory for people and their actions
|Old, Susan R., 1980-
|University of Missouri--Columbia
|The associative-deficit hypothesis (ADH), proposed by Naveh-Benjamin (2000), holds that the decline in episodic memory that accompanies aging is at least partially due to an inability to bind single units of information into more complex units. In order to extend the ADH to relatively dynamic stimuli, participants in the present experiments viewed a series of brief video clips, each showing a different person performing a different action. Memory for the actions, for the people, and for who did what, was then assessed in recognition tests. Different versions of the tests were completed on the following day.Experiment 1 revealed an associative deficit of older adults under intentional, but not incidental, learning instructions. In Experiment 2, a somewhat similar associative deficit of young adults under divided attention (DA) at both encoding and retrieval test was found. This partially supports Craik's (1983, 1986) idea that older adults have relatively few processing resources. Taken together, results suggest that the age-related associative deficit is partially due to a decline in strategic processing, and to problems which occur during the retrieval processes of older adults.
|Other Identifiers:
Items in MOspace are protected by copyright, with all rights reserved, unless otherwise indicated.


text:
The Ninth Annual Winter Dance Festival 2012 enters its concluding week
It's time to do the shimmy shimmy shake. The Ninth Annual Winter Dance Festival 2012 featuring seven dance styles across four weeks from November 5 has entered its last lap giving Bangaloreans a final chance to learn from internationally acclaimed dance maestros Jeevitha, Prithvi and Ree. The festival enters its final week with the Rueda de Casino from November 26 to 30.
Describing how the dance festival came to be, instructor Jeevitha says, "Prithvi started this festival eight years ago. The concept behind the festival is that one gets to learn different Latin American dances in a week. When Prithvi started, it was just a small group, but now we have about 100 students for the festival with about 55 for each style."
The festival has brought in several Latin American dance forms that are unusual in Bangalore like the Bachata and Rueda De Casino. "The Rueda de Casino is a Cuban form of salsa that is done in a big group. The dancers form a circle and partner up between the men and women, and then perform different patterns keeping the circle intact," explains Jeevitha.
According to Jeevitha one of the most popular styles of the workshop is the freestyle, which is the Funk and Bollywood week. The Salsa style follows closely behind in popularity.
The festival is expected to end with a bang on December 1 with students performing what they have learnt along with their instructors for their friends and family. The show will be held at St. Johns Auditorium in Frazer Town beginning 7 p.m, with walk-in entry permitted.
"An exciting thing about the final show is that the students haven't seen their instructors perform yet. We will be performing at the Berlin Salsa Congress 2013, so we will be coming up with a Salsa number and we'll perform a piece of that at the final show," says Jeevitha.
Classes are held at the Just Dance studio, Coles Road, for Rs. 1,000 per week. Call 9845166667/9900647067/9845122220 or log onto www.justdance.in for more information.
Keywords: Winter Dance Festival, Latin American dance, salsa dance


text:
You can't be criminally insane if you understand the difference between right and wrong.
Former New England Patriot and convicted killer Aaron Hernandez has a fresh tattoo on his neck and faces a new charge...
Prosecutors say DNA evidence backs up an inmate's claim that a Lawrence court officer raped
The suspected theft of two treasured artworks from the Boston Public Library occurred despite rec
Boston Common is planted with 37,000 flags through Memorial Day in honor of each man and woman fr
The Massachusetts Medical Society yesterday launched a campaign to curb opioid addiction by creat
The jury in the trial of accused predator Edward Alemany will spend today visiting crime scenes c
Boy Scouts of America national president Robert Gates' announcement yesterday that the orga
LONDON — Boston and U.S.
Aaron Hernandez should probabl
Two Franklin Pierce University students came away with an Emmy for their public service announcem
BOSTON — A cruise ship that ran aground on a reef near Bermuda during a seven-day roundtrip
BROCKTON, Mass.
GREENFIELD — Authorities have released the names of a Greenfield couple who were found dead