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Honoring Lawrence "Larry" DeAtleyLawrence L (Larry) DeAtley, age 72, of Toronto, passed away peacefully on Friday, Novem...
12/01/2025

Honoring Lawrence "Larry" DeAtley
Lawrence L (Larry) DeAtley, age 72, of Toronto, passed away peacefully on Friday, November 28, 2025 at his home . Born on July 18, 1953 in Cincinnati, he was the beloved son of the late Betsy Ross.

Larry proudly served in the Air Force as an aerospace ground equipment technician. He was a small arms expert marksman and received many other awards and commendations for his hard work. He retired from the Air Force in 1992 after 20 years of service. After his Air Force career, Larry continued to stay busy, taking on several truck-driving jobs over the years until he eventually retired from Jefferson Landmark in March of 2022.

Larry is survived by his wife of 39 years, Sue (Keeder) DeAtley. His sons Larry (Brian) DeAtley-Ellyson and Dan (Lisa Rodriguez) DeAtley, and daughters Samantha (John) Sciance, Cristin (Mark) Dunlap and Cari (Brandon Baker) Valentine. His 12 grandchildren, Brandon, Zoe, Abbie, Kira, Ashlyn, Dante, Grayson, Jayden, Mia, Jaxon, Anna, Gillyan. His brother-in-law, Bill (Jan) Keeder and sister-in-law Jan (Keeder) Bartlett, along with several nieces and nephews.

Besides his mother, he is preceded in death by his in-laws, Bud and Wilma Keeder.

A visitation will be held on Tuesday, December 2, 2025 from 3-6pm at Clarke Funeral Home, Toronto, followed by a funeral service and full military honors by the Toronto American Legion Honor Guard. Family and friends are invited to attend and celebrate his life. If anyone that wishes to make a memorable contribution, please send any donations to the Teramana Cancer Center at 3204 Johnson Road, Steubenville, OH 43952.

Honoring Marian CunninghamMarian H. Cunningham, age 84 of Toronto passed away Wednesday November 26,2025 at the Laurels ...
12/01/2025

Honoring Marian Cunningham
Marian H. Cunningham, age 84 of Toronto passed away Wednesday November 26,2025 at the Laurels of Steubenville.
She was born February 28, 1941 in Colliers, West Virginia the daughter of the late Harold Lincoln Hanlin and Mary Sue (Armstead) Hanlin.
Marian was a member of the Hill Top Presbyterian Church. She loved her church and her church family having served her church as a Deacon, choir member and church secretary. She was also a member of the Toronto American Legion Auxiliary; she loved to Karaoke and loved her flowers.
She had worked for the Carriage Inn Home Health Care and had been employed at Swickard’s Meat Market.
In addition to her parents, Marion was preceded in death by her first husbands Thomas W. Foutty in 1998 and Robert Lee Cunningham in 2009; daughter, Jennifer Heldreth in 2016; son-in-law, Aaron S, Heldreth sister, Wilda Mills; brother, Gene Hanlin and companion, David White.
Marian is survived by her daughters, Joni L. Evans and husband Dan; Sandra Dee Foutty and Marion Sue Foutty-Long and husband Chuck; six grandchildren; eight great grandchildren; sister, Carole DeLuca and special niece, Becky Sacratanti,
Friends and family will gather for visitation Wednesday December 3rd from 3 to 7 PM at the Clarke Funeral Home, Toronto.
A celebration service of Marian’s life will be held Thursday December 4th 11 AM at the
funeral home with celebrant the Reverend Jane Schockey of the Hill Top Presbyterian Church,
Burial will follow at the Chestnut Ridge Cemetery, Burgettstown, PA.
For those wishing to make a memorial donation in Marion’s memory, her family suggests the Hill Top Presbyterian Church 110 County Road 46, Toronto, OH 43964

It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of our dear mother, Reba Glover, on October 14, 2025, at her ho...
11/11/2025

It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of our dear mother, Reba Glover, on October 14, 2025, at her home, surrounded by her children—just as we had hoped.
Reba was born on November 4, 1932, to William Paul Anderson and Clara (Logston) Anderson. She was preceded in death by her brother, Francis Richard Anderson of California; her best friend and sister, Margie Lollini; her husband, Wilbur “Bob” Glover, who passed away on August 16, 2008; and her son, Gary Glover. Reba and Bob were married on April 21, 1951, and shared 57 wonderful years together.
Reba attended Warren Consolidated High School in Tiltonville, where she played clarinet in the band and cheered for the Ramblers sports teams. After high school, she married Bob and became a devoted homemaker and mother of four. Her home was spotless, her meals always ready, and her love endless. She had a famous saying whenever anyone tried to relax: “You gotta keep up with it!”
Later in life, Reba worked at St. John’s Hospital as a salad preparer—a job she loved dearly. She even earned Salad Preparer of the Year, which still makes us smile. She was also a proud member of the Card Club with her sister Margie and many dear friends.
Reba and Bob were blessed with four children: Gary (deceased) and wife Kathy of Rayland; Richard of Rayland; Andrea Kendjorsky and companion Bernie DeLong; and Robert “Robbie” and wife Theresa of Weirton.
She is also survived by many grandchildren and great-grandchildren, including:
• Travis (wife Geri) of Texas, and children Ethan (wife Arlayna), Mason, Jaxon, Brynlee, Syrus, and Sutton (deceased) of Tennessee; Cannon (fiancée Kayla) of Kansas; and Lucian.

• Greg (fiancée Amber) of Rayland, and children Rylee, Raelyn, and Gary.

• Aaron (wife Korena) of Rayland, and children Carter and Karlie.

• Bradley (wife Stephanie) of Grove City, and children Cowen and Marin.

• Robbie II of Weirton and children Robbie III and Benny.

• Stephanie (husband Jordan Savage) and children Noah and Blake.

• Nikki (husband Ryan Rokisky) and children Beau and Brooks.

• Henry of Tilttonsville.

• Nathan (wife Katie) of Delaware, Ohio, and children Olivia, Vivian, and Huxley.

• Michael (wife Brittany) of Columbus, Ohio and children Kaylie and Henry

• Richie (fiancée Amber) of Wintersville and daughter Natalie.

• Jared (wife Chelsea) and children Jax and Finley.

Reba was happiest when she was busy and productive—whether cutting up tomatoes, freezing corn, or gardening. She loved helping however she could. Her greatest joy came from playing Bingo with her friends and daughter Andrea. Known affectionately as “The Bingo Queen,” nothing made her happier than yelling “Bingo!”—especially when she won the coverall (which she did at least once, a story she loved to tell).
Even after losing her driver’s license, Reba and her Bingo crew always found a way to play—sometimes at two different halls in the same day. They had truly reached the pinnacle of Bingo greatness when they pulled off a double-header!
Reba didn’t have an enemy in the world. She was kind, witty, and full of life until the very end. We were blessed to have her for 92 years—a true gift and blessing.
A special thanks to Valley Hospice for their kindness and care during this time. You are angels walking here on Earth.
In keeping with her wishes, Reba was cremated. Arrangements were entrusted to Clarke Funeral Home in Toronto.
A Celebration of Life will be held will be held Sunday November 30, 2025 12(noon) - 2 PM at Hanks Polish Palace (133 Martha Street, Yorkville, Ohio)

11/10/2025
William “Bud” Lloyd Keeder, 94, of Jefferson County, passed away peacefully surrounded by his family Friday October 18th...
10/25/2025

William “Bud” Lloyd Keeder, 94, of Jefferson County, passed away peacefully surrounded by his family Friday October 18th. He was born March 18, 1931in Empire the son of the late Orville Keeder and Mary Frances Lloyd Keeder.
He was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Wilma McCourt Keeder in 2011, his high school sweetheart and lifelong partner whom me married September 19, 1952, as well as his devoted companion of ten years, Ann Bray.
A 1949 graduate of Jefferson Union High School, Bud proudly served as a Naval Reservist before embarking on a career as a Union Operating Engineer. Beyond his profession, his true passions were his Belgian horses and his decades of service to the Jefferson County Fair. For 50 plus years, he served as a fair board member, helping to preserve and celebrate the agricultural traditions he cherished. He was a charter member of the Knoxville Volunteer Fire Department and was a member of the Hill Top Presbyterian Church.
He is survived by his three children: William “Bill” Keeder (Janice), Jan Keeder Bartlett, and Suzi DeAtley (Larry); seven granddaughters; and twelve great-grandchildren, all of whom were a great source of pride and joy in his life.
Bud will be remembered for his quiet strength, enduring love for his family, and unwavering commitment to his community. His legacy lives on in the lives he touched and the fairgrounds he helped shape for generations to come.
Friends and family will gather for Bud’s visitation Tuesday, October 28th 2-4 & 6-8 PM at the Clarke Funeral Home 302 Main St. Toronto.
Additional visitation will be held Wednesday October 29th from 1 to 2 PM at the funeral home with a Celebration Service of Bud’s life following at 2 PM at the funeral home. The Reverand Jane Schockey will officiate. Interment will follow services at the Sugar Grove Union Cemetery County Road 68, Toronto.

Service reminder for Alice L. PottsA Celebration of Life services for Alice will be held 11 AM Oct. 15th at the Toronto ...
10/06/2025

Service reminder for Alice L. Potts
A Celebration of Life services for Alice will be held 11 AM Oct. 15th at the Toronto Cemetery Pavilion. Burial will follow at the cemetery following Alice's service.
full obituary at www.clarkefuneralhome.com

09/26/2025

Graveside Service
A graveside service for Edward Eugene Stock will be held 4 PM September 27th at the Sugar Grove Union Cemetery

07/07/2025

Services scheduled at Clarke Funeral Home this week:

Friday July 11th - service for Elvina Slocum: visitation 5PM to 8PM followed by services at 8PM.

Saturday July 12th - services for Mark Chadwick: visitation 11AM to 1PM followed by a burial at Toronto Union Cemetery.

Sunday July 13th graveside service for Rebecca Brady 10AM at the Sugar Grove Union Cemetery

Thank you Toronto Senior Citizens. It was a great honor . I’m very proud of the award.
05/16/2024

Thank you Toronto Senior Citizens. It was a great honor . I’m very proud of the award.

Cheryl and I extend our deepest sympathy to Kenneth's family and friends. Rest in peace.
04/09/2024

Cheryl and I extend our deepest sympathy to Kenneth's family and friends. Rest in peace.

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