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09/26/2025

Alexander Kelly

08/04/1938 - 09/23/25

Alexander John "Al" Kelly passed away peacefully after attending a music function at Otterbein of Perrysburg. Al was born in Toledo to Edward and Margret Kelly. He married Suzanne (Kruzel) Kelly. He attended Central Catholic High School and then served in the Army. He joined his father and brothers in the family construction business and later worked for City of Toledo in construction inspection. He enjoyed raising his family on Pilliod Rd and being involved with St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church.

Al was a huge fan of Ohio State Buckeyes, Tigers and Mud Hens. You could always count on him to know what was going on with each team during the season. He loved talking to people and would leave you a voice mail if you did not pick up. Al was proud of his Irish heritage and enjoyed seeing family and friends at Irish gatherings.

Al was preceded in death by his wife, Suzanne; daughter, Maureen Rufty; son, Mark; brother, Ed; sisters, Mary Flahie and Irene Kelly (Sr. Brigid, SND). He is survived by his daughter, Michelle Kelly; grandchildren, Cory and Corvian Kelly, Megan and Brendan Rufty; and brother, Mike. Our family would like to thank the caregivers at Otterbein of Perrysburg who lovingly cared for Al the last several years.

In lieu of flowers, consider donations to American Cancer Society and any su***de prevention organizations of your choice. Visitation: Tuesday, 6:00-8:00 p.m., Walter Funeral Home, 4653 Glendale Ave., Toledo, Ohio. Funeral Mass: Wednesday, 11:00 a.m., St. Joan Of Arc Catholic Parish, 5856 Heatherdowns Blvd., Toledo, Ohio.

09/23/2025

Robert Charles Zimmerman (76), known to many as Bob, of Toledo, Ohio, passed away at Hospice of Northwest Ohio on September 22, 2025. He was born in Toledo, Ohio, on July 8, 1949.
He was preceded in death by his parents, James William Zimmerman Sr. and Carolyn May (Miller) Zimmerman, and by his brother, Frederick Howard Zimmerman.
Bob is survived by his daughter Susan May Zimmerman (Ryan Pliner), and Jeffery Owen Zimmerman (Melissa). He is also survived by his brothers Dr. James William Zimmerman Jr. (Nancy) and John Edward Zimmerman (Marsha). Known affectionately as Uncle Bob by his eight nieces and nephews — Dr. James William Zimmerman III (Erica); Mary Christine Watkins (Kennedy); Robin May Helzerman; April Marie Schafer (Neal); Elizabeth Grace Lewis (Alex); Abby Miller Zimmerman; Peter Frederick Zimmerman; and Kate Nicole Zimmerman; Great-nieces and nephews Lucas, Felix & Asher Helzerman, Scarlett & Stella Schafer and Nolan Zimmerman— his family was a rich source of joy and pride to him.
Bob was a national leader and acknowledged expert in advertising, strategic marketing, trade channel marketing, and co-operative advertising for some of the world’s leading corporations. During his career, he was inducted into the Co-op Advertising Hall of Fame, recognizing his achievements in advertising and sales promotion. He was twice honored with the “Promotional Advertising Innovation of the Year” award from the National Association for Promotional Allowance Advertising. He also achieved the Certified Business Communicator designation, a recognition awarded globally to professionals meeting exacting standards of education, experience, knowledge, and conduct in business-to-business marketing communications.
Many companies benefited from Bob’s extraordinary marketing genius including McDonalds Burger King & Boy Scouts of America before his long tenure at Champion Spark Plug, where his work shaped and influenced racing and trade channel strategies. For more than 30 years he was Owner of R.C. Zimmerman & Associates, Bellwether Promotions, and Owner and Publisher of the Car Care News Service. Additionally, he was the VIP Chair and General Co-chair for the Toledo German American Festival. Bob also dedicated time and energy to philanthropic work, as he served as President of the Old Newsboys Goodfellow Association, which provided coats and shoes for Toledo Public School children in need.
Bob was the life of the party, the kind of person who could fill a room with laughter the moment he walked in. He was known for his quick wit, often delivering a sharp remark or even a well-timed “Eff-you” that somehow made people feel more like friends than offended. Bob had a gift for connection, making friends with anyone and everyone, and he carried that spirit everywhere he went. He was quick to extend an invitation to Thanksgiving, welcoming others to his table as though they had always been part of the family. His humor, warmth, and generosity created memories that will be cherished by all who knew him.
He would most certainly want everyone to raise a glass and cheer “Ein Prosit” or any of your preferred toasts in honor of him.
A viewing will be held Friday, September 26, 2025, from 2–8 p.m., with a memorial service Saturday, September 27, 2025, at 11:00 a.m., both at Walter Funeral Home, 4653 Glendale Avenue, Toledo, Ohio. Please Visit: https://youtube.com/live/wv9Jr_3uldI?feature=share to livestream the service on Saturday at 11:00 a.m.
Those wishing to offer a memorial are asked to consider in Bob’s name to The Old Newsboys Goodfellow Association. www.toledonewsboys.org.

09/14/2025

Eric Williams, age 64, of Northwood, Ohio, passed away peacefully on September 8, 2025, at Virginia Clifford Hospice Center. He was born on March 17, 1961, in Bowling Green, Ohio, to Milton and Lorena Williams. Eric will be missed by his neighbors, friends, and family.
Eric enjoyed flea marketing, often spending weekends seeking new finds. He was not just a collector but also a seller, frequently setting up at local flea markets. He had a joy of drumming, was a fan of mixed musical tastes, enjoying KISS and Ronnie Millsap. Eric was a devoted pet owner, and his Chihuahua, Squeaky, was his constant companion and source of joy. Eric also liked to compete in bowling and following the PBA whenever possible. He pursued a policing degree, which led to a career in security. He worked with Securitas, a leading security company and provided security for the former Woodville Mall, where he ensured the safety and well-being of its visitors.
Eric is survived by his brothers, Michael Williams of Oregon and Vincent (Cheryl) Williams of Risingsun; and his nephews, Evan of Toledo and Adam of Risingsun. He was preceded in death by his parents, Milton and Lorena Williams.
Eric Williams will be laid to rest near his parents, Milton and Lorena, at Resurrection Cemetery in Toledo, Ohio. His presence will continue to be felt by those whose lives he touched.

09/11/2025

D. Jeffery “Jeff” Glore, 61, of Toledo, tragically passed away Monday September 8th, 2025. Jeff had a heart of gold, the biggest smile, and a laugh that will never go unheard.

Jeff was born on April 3rd, 1964 at Mercy Hospital in Toledo, Ohio. He graduated from E.L. Bowsher High School with the Class of 1982. He made many friends, some that would last a lifetime, who would all confidently say he was full of life, character, and that he sure knew how to party.

Jeff has two beloved daughters. He welcomed Kasidy into the world on August 24th, 1999, and Jillian on July 12th, 2003. They were his entire world, he would do anything for his girls without question, and he made sure everyone knew how proud he was of them.

Jeff was known for his love of boating, hockey, and of course 80’s rock music — Motley Crue specifically. If you were with him on his boat, in the car, or anywhere with him you knew the music was going to be good, and loud. He always had so many stories to share about all of the concerts he attended, and whenever Motley Crue played, you knew he was singing along. The rink was his home away from home, when he wasn’t playing hockey he loved coaching too. He was on his boat any chance that he could get, going fast and never wanting to stop. If he could’ve driven his boat to the ends of the Earth, he would have.

Jeff had a spirit and personality that was larger than life, contrary to his tough exterior. He would do anything for anyone that asked, without question. He cared so deeply for those in his life. His work ethic was praiseworthy and never wavering. You could always find him on the weekends splitting firewood, fixing someone’s car, or just helping anyone with anything that they needed.

Jeff is preceded in death by his grandparents Harry and Betty Detzer, and Ken and Jean Glore; his uncles John, Jimmy, and Jeff Detzer; his great-niece Millie Warner; and his partner Jackie Wilcox.

Jeff is survived by his daughters Kasidy Glore and Jillian Glore; his loving parents Don and Joan Glore; his siblings David (Lana), Beth, and Daniel (Christine) Glore; Lucas & Kara (Glore) Maynard; Zach & Anna (Glore) Warner, his great-nephew Cole Warner; his daughters’ mother Maureen; and a community of friends and loved ones that will forever honor his life and love, including his dear friends Vince Neil, Tommy Lee, Nikki Sixx, and Mick Mars.

Jeff lived his life with his heart on his sleeve, his head held high, and a spirit like a “Live Wire”. His soul lives on forever and will never fade.

Family and friends are invited to gather at Walter Funeral Home (4653 Glendale Ave. Toledo, OH) on Friday, September 19th, for a Visitation from 4:00-6:00pm, Memorial Service to follow.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to The Jackson Weis Foundation https://www.jacksonweis.com/donate-1

09/05/2025

Michael William Shipman, 79, of Toledo, OH suddenly passed away Wednesday, September 3rd, 2025, at his home with family. He was born on October 29th, 1945, in Toledo, OH to John and Florence Shipman.
He started working in 1966 at Toledo Steel as a steel worker and continued working in the steel industry for 29 years prior to retiring from Alro Steel in 1995. Michael loved spending his time camping, enjoying lake life, sitting by the fire, playing cards with friends and family, and taking family vacations to the casinos. He was most known for his dry sense of humor, dependability, and sweet tooth. He will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved him.
Michael leaves behind his loving wife Nancy Shipman of 59 years, remaining surviving sibling Daniel (Sue) Shipman, daughters Colleen (Mark) Oxenham, Kim (Bret) Wells, grandchildren Jessica (Jason) Stokes, Jordan (Derick) Mckown, Matthew Wells, Logan (Caitlan) Wells, Taylor (Riley) Kidd, Alex Matzinger, Brianne (Brandon) Oxenham and great grandchildren Zachary Stokes, Madelyn Stokes, and Zavier Walker. He was preceded in death by his parents John and Florence Shipman, siblings Patricia Krauss, Geraldine Loshbough, Charles Shipman, John Shipman, Francis Shipman and great granddaughter Brooklynn Mckown.
Family and friends may visit Walters Funeral home on Glendale Ave. September 15th, 2025, from 4:00pm to 6:00pm with memorial service to follow. Memorial contributions in his name may be made to Heartland Hospice.

09/04/2025

John Robert Medlen

Beloved husband, father, brother, uncle, friend, and the best, most loving, doting grandpa any child could ask for, John Medlen, passed into our Lord‘s loving arms, September 1, 2025 after a nearly five-year battle with cancer. He never complained and remained positive throughout his journey.

Born to the union of William and Mary (St. Julian) Medlen on September 27, 1952, John was one of nine children: six brothers and two sisters. He was a graduate of Waite High School and a retiree of Libbey Glass. Known for his mischievous spirit and dry sense of humor, John had a way of keeping those around him guessing, always with a twinkle in his eye. His stories were legendary, often unbelievable, but always delivered with charm and wit. Those who knew him will remember him as a true character.

John was never one to sit around. He loved being with his family, whether it was golfing with his son, fishing, going to the park with his grandkids, attending recitals or sporting events. He even played Legos and coached baseball and soccer . John was always dependable, and his kids knew they could always call dad when they needed to. His card playing, which often included never even looking at his hand, had to be seen to believe. He was a loyal Tigers fan and could always be found on Saturdays watching the Fighting Irish! John also found enjoyment in going to estate sales and garage sales. But above all, he loved his family deeply. We will miss his infectious laughter and the warmth he brought into our lives.

John leaves behind his devoted wife of 48 years, Cindy Hruska Medlen (married September 3, 1972), their three loving children, Maria (Bryan), Matt, and Melissa (Victor), and his greatest treasures, his grandchildren: Aurora, Delia, and Oscar. He is also survived by his brothers Arthur (affectionately known as Uncle Mick), Paul (Sally), James (Terry), and sisters Kathy and Therese. He is preceded in death by brothers Bill, Danny, and Don and niece Jessica.

Visitation will be held at Walter Funeral Home, 4653 Glendale Avenue, on Monday, September 8, from 2:00 PM to 8:00 PM, with a rosary service at 7:00 PM. A funeral Mass will take place at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Maumee on Tuesday, September 9, at 10:30 AM with Father Eric Schild presiding. Burial will follow at St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery, Maumee, Ohio. In lieu of flowers, the family kindly suggests donations to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, The Victory Center, The Metroparks of Toledo, or a charity of your choice.

09/02/2025

Timothy J. Niemiec

Timothy J. Niemiec passed away peacefully at home in Perrysburg, Ohio on August 28, 2025. Tim was born September 24, 1959 in Toledo, Ohio to Stephen and Marjorie Niemiec. Tim resided in the Toledo area his entire life.

Tim attended Bowsher High School and graduated with an associate’s degree in electronics from Owens Technology.

Tim spent his entire business career as an industrial salesman for various national manufacturers and local distributors of pneumatic and power transmission equipment.

Tim enjoyed spending time in his workshop and was an excellent carpenter, creating beautiful woodworking projects for his home. Tim loved sailing and earned a few awards competing in several regattas. Tim was extremely proud of his fully restored 1969 Ford Mustang convertible.

Tim’s happiest moments were when he was surrounded by his family and friends.

Tim is survived by his wife of 33 years, Susan (Clauss) Niemiec; sons, Joseph and Samuel Niemiec; step-daughters, Amy Printki and spouse Chris Stefanko, Katy and Russ Courtney; grandchildren, Max and Ellie Stefanko, Caleb and Bailey Courtney; brother, Stephen Niemiec of Toledo; and sister, Nancy Sobecki and brother-in-law Mark Sobecki of Columbus.

Tim was preceded in death by his parents.

Friends and family are invited to a Remembrance Service being held on Saturday, September 6th, from 2:00 until 4:00 p.m. at the Walter Funeral Home, 4653 Glendale Avenue, Toledo, Ohio 43614. A Tribute Service will follow immediately at the funeral home.

Memorial donations may be made to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society at nationalmssociety.org

08/26/2025

Jo Ann Robedeau, age 90, of Toledo, passed away on Saturday, August 23, 2025 at Ohio Living Swan Creek. She was born in Toledo, Ohio on May 9, 1935 to Eugene A., Sr. and Violet (Whaley) Robedeau.

Jo Ann graduated in 1953 from Whitney High School.
Jo Ann worked 35 years for Prudential Insurance Company, the last 28 ½ years as a Field Office Consultant, based out of the office in Jacksonville, Florida. She was a life-long supporter of the Toledo Animal Shelter and Rescue.

Jo Ann is survived by her niece, Denise Robedeau (John Bergener); nephew, Dennis (Terri) Robedeau and their children Ian and Lacey, and great-great nephew Parker Robedeau. She is preceded in death by her parents; her brother, Eugene Robedeau, Jr.; and great-great nephew, Christian Robedeau.

The family would like to thank the staff at Ohio Living Swan Creek for their compassionate care given to Jo Ann. In lieu of flowers, please consider Toledo Animal Rescue, 640 Wyman Street, Toledo, Ohio 43609 or Ohio Living Foundation, 1730 South Reynolds Road, Toledo, Ohio 43614.

Private services will be held at the Walter Funeral Home, 4653 Glendale Avenue, Toledo, Ohio. Burial will follow at Ottawa Hills Memorial Park.

08/19/2025

Kye Soon (Chung) Kazimir, 71 years old, of Toledo, Ohio and Gurye-Gun, Jeollanam-Do Province, South Korea, passed away at home on August 18, 2025.

She was born on September 18, 1953, on her family's property in Gurye-Gun, Jeollanam-Do Province, South Korea. However, typical of Korean culture, her family celebrated her birthday according to the lunar calendar, on October 21st.

The youngest of ten children, she was preceded in death by her mother Il Rae Bae and father B**g Gi Chung; also preceded in death by her mother-in-law Anna J. Koczian-Kazimir-Feher and father-in-law Laszlo J. Feher, who held an extra special place in her heart as not only in-laws, but as second parents.

She attended a local university in her hometown to study education and became a kindergarten teacher alongside her best friend K*m Ja Ok. They had many great childhood and adult adventures together and were embedded in each other's families throughout their entire lifetime.

She then traveled to the States to visit her many brothers and sisters that had already immigrated to America. During this time, she had met her husband, Béla Paul Kazimir, at an English language school on the Eastside of Toledo, Ohio. She then decided that she couldn't return to her home country because she had to be with the man she fell in love with. They married on November 12, 1977. She and her husband were blessed to live the American dream that all immigrants desire. She lived her life with faith, hope, and love; giving and sharing that with anybody that crossed her path throughout her life.

She was a highly skilled seamstress/tailor, working for a company in the South End of Toledo, then went into business on her own. She spent her life taking care of her immediate and extended family and never retired from that.

Kye is survived by her loving and faithful husband Béla Paul Kazimir; daughter Andréa Clarissa (Keith Edward) Brandt; son Béla Paul “BJ” (Chrissy Schultz) Kazimir III; niece Heekyung Jenny Kim (Yuran Chen); great-niece Gracey Yurina Chung; niece Hope Somang Min (Hoon Ju); and great grand-nephew Yohan Ju.

Friends and family will be received on Wednesday, August 20, 2025 from 2PM until 8PM at Walter Funeral Home, 4653 Glendale Ave, Toledo, OH 43614.

The funeral will be held at St. Patrick's of Heatherdowns, 4201 Heatherdowns Blvd, Toledo, OH 43614, on Thursday, August 21, 2025 at 11AM.

As we celebrate Kye's life, the family respectfully asks that, instead of flowers or tree plantings, you consider a contribution to support the family during this time of loss. The family is grateful for your love and support, and you are sincerely appreciated. Donations are being collected by Kye's niece and can be made via Paypal (insert hyperlink to https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/victoriakellymd if anyone clicks on the word paypal), Venmo (-Kelly-20), or Zelle (614-507-2526)

08/04/2025

Brenda Lynn (Sharp) Mason, age 76, of Bowling Green, OH went to be with her Lord and Savior while holding the hand of her beloved husband on July 27, 2025, at Hospice of Northwest Ohio, Perrysburg.

She was born on June 15, 1949 in Elk Valley, TN to Virgil Lee and Susie (Baird) Sharp. For 55 years, she was the loving and devoted wife of Raymond Earl Mason. Brenda was the proud mother of Heather Frank, Matthew Mason (Jane) and Hollie Timko (Ron). As a “Mamaw”, she adored her grandchildren, Kennedy (Alex), Brayden, Andon, Karsyn, Chazden, Sawyer, Thadden and Jack.

As a woman of deep faith, she never went a day without praying for her family and friends during her cherished time of morning devotions, where she enjoyed reading her Bible, Our Daily Bread, and other devotionals. Brenda started her career as a cosmetologist and quickly became a passionate homemaker who loved raising her children. She volunteered at many church functions and activities throughout the years. She thoroughly enjoyed card making and paper crafts (her family and friends loved receiving her handmade greeting cards), sewing, quilting, knitting, crocheting, antiquing, gardening, baking, and writing poems. She filled her home with “magazine worthy” seasonal handmade crafts that were loved by all. She also loved traveling with Ray, family, or friends to her favorite destination, Amish Country in Ohio.

Brenda was preceded in death by her parents and her brother Sammy Lee Sharp. She is survived by her husband, her three children, her grandchildren, her sister Dororthy Douglas of Piqua, OH, and her brother James Sharp of La Pine, OR.

The family would like to thank all of her family, friends, and the staff at Hospice in Perrysburg for the care and support they provided during Brenda’s illness.

The family will receive guests at a Wake on Monday, August 11, 2025, from 4pm - 8pm at Plain Congregational Church, 16011 West Poe Rd, Bowling Green, OH 43402.

In lieu of flowers, Memorial Contributions may be made to Plain Congregational Church, Our Daily Bread, or the charity or ministry of your choice.

07/22/2025

Robert (Bob) Anthony Schlueter was called to his eternal rest early on the morning of July 15, 2025. Karen (Quedens), his wife of 58 years, was by his side. Revelation 14:13 says, “Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord from now on.” “Blessed indeed,” says the Spirit, “that they may rest from their labors, for their deeds follow them!” Bob was blessed by God both in his life and now in his death.
Bob is blessed in death because of the hope of eternal life and the resurrection of the dead. He first received this hope when he was baptized and thereby washed and redeemed by the blood of Jesus. Bob was blessed in life because he had received from God gifts of faith, family, and service. Bob lived his life of service both at church and in his career. At church, Bob was an active support of the congregation’s ministry, especially his pastor. He also was active in care for the members of the congregation. In addition, he played key roles in the foundation and support of Christian schools. Bob was generous with both his time and his financial resources. In his career, Bob earned a doctorate from Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute and soon after began his service at Michigan State University as Professor of Engineering. He was privileged to serve as an instructor and, through his research in voltage stability, was able to serve as a consultant to the power industry. Bob was well regarded by both his professional peers and the fellow members of his congregation.
Bob was greeted in heaven by his father and mother Albert and Dorothy (Then) Schlueter, by his twin brother Jerry, and by his father and mother in law Victor and Mildred Quedens.
Bob counted among his greatest earthly blessings his wife, whom he treasured, and his family. Together Bob and Karen had three children, Ellen (Jim) Landskroener, Paul (Julie) Schlueter, and John (Katy) Schlueter. They have nine grandchildren including Abigail (Ben) Brenner, Noah, Elisabeth, and Ben Landskroener; Anna, Will, and Tori Schlueter; and Claire and Eliza Schlueter. He also had many close friends and extended family whom he loved dearly. Special memories include a multitude of family road trips and the annual and eagerly anticipated summer beach house vacations. Bob (Papa) actively fostered love among the members of his family and counted his greatest legacy to be the love that exists amongst his family both for one another but especially their collective love for God.
Bob’s funeral service will take place at Trinity Lutheran Church in Toledo, Ohio on July 29 (4560 Glendale Avenue, Toledo, Ohio 43614). Guests may come to greet the family beginning at 10AM. The funeral service will begin at 11am. Services will be conducted by Rev. Mark Love and Rev. Ryan Kleimola. Graveside service will follow at Roth Cemetery in Monclova. Memorials may be given to the following schools which have impacted his grandchildren:
Bethany Lutheran School
1550 Modaff Rd,
Naperville, Illinois 60565

St Paul Lutheran Early Childhood Center
7960 State Route 38
Milford Center, Ohio 43045

Trinity Lutheran School
4560 Glendale Avenue
Toledo, Ohio 43614

07/01/2025

On the morning of June 25, 2025, Nancy Ann Rasmusson (Hadley), passed peacefully from this world at Hospice of Northwest Ohio in Perrysburg. She is now reunited with her husband of 56 years, Norman, who preceded her 7 years prior.
Nancy was born November 18, 1931, the only child of Paul and Lois (Cripe) Hadley of Toledo, OH. Nancy’s love for reading, learning and travel began as a child and continued throughout her life. She graduated from Bowling Green State University in 1953 with a BS in Education and a BA in Spanish and English. She joined the Alpha Phi sorority while attending BGSU and made life-long friends. The week after graduating, Nancy traveled by bus to Mexico City to take classes at Mexico City College that summer. Upon her return to Ohio she moved to Cleveland and worked as a secretary for Pan American World Air which led to work with the US Air Force Civil Service for a year in Madrid, Spain and then a year in Wiesbaden, Germany. She traveled extensively throughout Europe while living and working in Spain and Germany even taking a class at the Sorbonne University in Paris, France. Nancy earned a Master of Arts Degree in Literature, Science and Art in Romance Language and Spanish Literature from The University of Michigan in 1962.

Nancy taught Spanish and English in Toledo and Ottawa Hills, was a substitute teacher in Perrysburg schools, a loving parental caregiver for many years and ended her working years with Hayes Travel Agency in Perrysburg. For more than 64 years, as a member of the First Presbyterian Church in Maumee, Nancy was a long-time member of the choir, very involved on many committees and devoted countless hours to the library and history projects of the church. Near and dear to her heart, she was a 30-year member of P.E.O., a philanthropic education organization that provides scholarships to women in need. Nancy also enjoyed attending monthly Toledo Art Museum gallery tours, playing bridge, reading and discussing books with friends, attending theater productions, orchestra concerts, traveling with friends and family. Family and many, many friends were always near and very dear to her.
Nancy was preceded in death by her parents and husband, Norman. She is survived by her children Donald (Janet) Rasmusson, Cynthia (David) Shiver, Paul Rasmusson, and Gail (William) Fader; grandchildren Dr. Erin Rasmusson (Brent Ryman), Kurt (Kelly) Rasmusson, Troy Logan, Dana (Chad) Jacobs, Eric, Jay, and Anna Rasmusson, William (Kelly) Fader, Trisha (Mark) Malloy, Adam (Sydney) Fader; and 10 great grandchildren. She dearly loved each of them.
Services will be held Friday, July 11, 2025 at the First Presbyterian Church of Maumee, 200 East Broadway St., Maumee, OH 43537. Visitation will be from 9:30-11:30 and a memorial service will take place in the main sanctuary at 11:30. Acknowledgements of sympathy may be directed to the church, Hospice of Northwest Ohio, or P.E.O. The family wishes to express gratitude for the excellent care and compassionate attention given to their loved one during her stay with Hospice, and to the many friends and family who visited her to show their love. Please visit walterfuneralhome.com to leave condolences to the family.

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