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24/08/2022

In memory of Barbara Rieman
October 26, 1937 ~ August 22, 2022 (age 84) It is with great sadness that the family of Barbara Jane Rieman, 84, announces her passing on Monday, August 22, 2022. Born on October 26, 1937, in Cincinnati Ohio, Barb was the second youngest of 9 children to parents Ferd and Hilda Duwel. She graduated from Seton High School and married the love of her life Frank Rieman, Jr. Barb and Frank were married for 51 years when Frank passed away in 2007. Barb devoted her life to loving and caring for Frank and her nine children. Barb was a longtime member of Corpus Christi Church and her catholic faith remained strong until the end. Barb was preceded in death by her son, Jeffrey (Janet). She is survived by Gregory (Becky), Jenny (Pat) Ferrick, Joel (Amanda), Tony (Tracie, deceased, and Sally), Janice (Terry) Parker, Julie (Kenny) Wood, Andrew (Kristy), Margie (Bubba) Schneider as well as twenty-nine grandchildren and thirty-six great-grandchildren. Although life circumstances created a special bond with her grandchildren Jason, Caitlin, and Alex, her deep unconditional love for all her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren has created a beautiful and unbreakable loving foundation they will carry with them for the rest of their lives.

Visitation will be held Monday, August 29 at 9:30 a.m. at Corpus Christi Church. Mass begins at 10:30 a.m. and a catholic burial will be immediately following at Arlington memorial. The family requests those who wish to express sympathy to consider making a donation to Corpus Christi Church in Barbara Rieman’s memory - Donate . Online condolences can be made at Paul R. Young Funeral home (Mt. Healthy).

A special Thank You goes out to the care team at Northgate Park Senior Living. Our family chain is broken, and nothing seems the same; but as God calls us one by one, the chain will
link again.

23/08/2022

In memory of David Lee Lester
March 6, 1962 ~ August 19, 2022 (age 60) David was born and raised in Oxford, Ohio. He attended Talawanda Schools (Class of 1980) and raised his own family in Oxford after marrying the love of his life in 1982. He was a member of First Christian Church of Oxford in younger years and was a devoted family man, known to his greatest fans as "Papaw." He was also known as a collector, someone who saw the value in many things that may have gone unnoticed by others; he was a regular fixture at the local flea markets and especially loved going with his parents in years gone by. David will be deeply missed by his adoring family. Beloved husband of Sondra Ann (nee Ables) Lester; devoted father to Heather Lester (Kyle), Josh Lester, Justin Lester (Jennifer), Amber Lester (Keith), Daniel Huston, Tiffany Lester (Nate) and Anthony Nelson; dear brother of Kenneth Lester (Lisa), Robert Lester (Tonya), James Lester, Debbie Lester Nelson, Brian Lester (Linda) and Tina Leab (Barry); doting Papaw to Peyton, Avah, Lyla, Mason, Hayden, Jazzilyn, Lilian, Baby boy Hanson, Hunter, Kane, Macie, Myah, Aniyah and Amara. Preceded in death by and now united in eternity with his loving parents Ruth Ann (nee Stang) Lester Ray and Lewis Ray. Also survived by many dear nieces, nephews, cousins, friends and others. David was a shining light in the lives of all those who knew him.

23/08/2022

In memory of Adele Helen (Brandhorst) Werden
March 26, 1929 ~ August 17, 2022 (age 93)Born to William and Alma Brandhorst, Colerain Township. Attended Colerain Elementary and Colerain High School, from which she withdrew at age 16 in order to help support her mother. Held jobs at Cincinnati's downtown YMCA, Cincinnati Bell and General Electric, where she met Edward Fowler Werden, to whom she was married on November 28, 1952. She was the mother of Denise Adele Werden MacFarland (husband, Reverend Thomas MacFarland) and Edward William Werden (wife, Sharon Wilkens Werden).

Grandchildren include: Abby McElfresh (Gregory McElfresh); Ian Hunter (April Hunter); Jason Werden (Stephanie Werden); Jared Werden (Mary Werden); Jesse Werden (Christa Werden); Mary MacFarland Johnston; William MacFarland (Andrea MacFarland); Thomas MacFarland (Mark Schibi).

Great grandchildren: Emme McElfresh; Liv McElfresh; Ada McElfresh; Ethan Hunter; Allison Hunter; Aubree Werden; Aria Werden; Zane Werden; Zoey Werden; Evelyn Werden; Dylan Johnston; Tyler Johnston; Elsie MacFarland; Alice MacFarland.

23/08/2022

In memory of Jerry Dale Sergent
August 31, 1964 ~ August 16, 2022 (age 57) Jerry Dale Sergent was born in Hamilton, Ohio to Sandra (nee Fee) and Jerry Sergeant On August 31, 1964. He is survived by his sons Jason (Erica) Sergent, Jake (Andrea) Sergent, Cody Sergent, Zach Sergent; his father Jerry (Anna G*e Moore) Sergent; brother James (Tracie) Sergent; granddaughter Leah, Millie and Ella; nephews and great nephews Johnathan ((Christine) Colin, Jaxon, Jetson Sergent and Justin (Devan) Sergent; and preceded in death by his mother. He will be dearly missed by all those who knew him and loved him. Services for Jerry will be held privately by the family.

23/08/2022

In memory of Mary Jane Withrow
December 8, 1927 ~ August 12, 2022 (age 94) Hamilton - Mary Jane Withrow. Beloved wife of the late Richard Withrow. Devoted mother of Alan (Veraldene) Withrow, Jeff (Judy) Withrow, Ken (Pam) Withrow, and the late Diane (Dan) Pierce. Loving sister of Adela (the late Herb) Hoelle. Also survived by 13 grandchildren, 26 great-grandchildren, 7 great-great-grandchildren, and many nieces, nephews, and cousins. Mary Jane passed away on August 12, 2022 at the age of 94 years.

23/08/2022

In memory of Denise Anne Murray
January 26, 1956 ~ August 12, 2022 (age 66) Beloved wife of the late Michael L. Murray, passed unexpectedly on August 12, 2022. Denise was born in Cincinnati, Ohio on January 12, 1956 and retired from Ameritas. Survived by her loving sister, Leslie Hatfield Reck; six cousins; sisters-in-law; brother-in-law; many nieces and nephews and great nieces and nephews; also survived by other extended family and a host of friends. Preceded in death by her parents, husband and her infant brother.

23/08/2022

In memory of Barry L. Gray, "Pappy," age 62 of Liberty, IN, went home to be with his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, on Friday, August 12, 2022. He was born on January 5, 1960 in Barren County, KY to Mildred Thomas (Berry) Gray and Billy Walden Gray.

Barry and his beloved wife Sherry lived in Oxford, OH many years where he served as an Oxford Police Officer from 1982 - 2001. In that time, he accomplished the rank of Sergeant in 1996, became the Police Chaplain Liaison Officer and Race Relations Officer. In 2002, he became a Labor Representative for the Fraternal Order of Police, Ohio Labor Council. Barry was a faithful member, elder and Associate Pastor at Berean Bible Church. Barry and his wife Sherry have owned and run Oxford Martial Arts and Fitness where he was a third degree blackbelt. Barry was known for his amazing sense of humor. He was always able to make everyone in the room laugh.

Beyond all of these accomplishments, he was most proud of his family. He was a loyal and faithful husband, father and Pappy. He was truly the embodiment of a life well lived and full of faith. He was an example to all.

He is survived by his beloved wife, Sherry L. Gray; six children Adriel (David) Gray Wiseman, Jacob (Brittany) Gray, Carman (Jason) Gray Clark, Joshua (Ashley) Gray, Joel Gray and Abigail Gray; thirteen grandchildren David Wiseman, Jr., Dillon Wiseman, Luke Wiseman, Solomon Wiseman, Silas Wiseman, Asher Gray, Levi Gray, Isaiah Gray, Evan Clark, Laurel Clark, Addelyn Gray, Elijah Gray and Emersyn Gray; his parents Bill Waldon Gray and Mildred Thomas Gray; his sister Dana (Orville) Gray Bailey; and many nieces, nephews and dear friends.

23/08/2022

In memory of Jonathan Burket
September 15, 1956 ~ August 11, 2022 (age 65) Jonathan “Jon” Paul Burket, 65, passed away at his home on Thursday, August 11, 2022. Jon was born in Cincinnati, OH, to Robert and Joan (Kelly) Burket, and spent most of his life in and around the Village of Greenhills. A member of the Greenhills High School class of 1974, he was a proud lifelong Pioneer. He earned his Bachelors of Science in Pharmacy from the University of Cincinnati.

As a young adult, he served his community as a volunteer firefighter with the Greenhills Fire Department. He served his church community as a Boy Scout Leader and could often be found participating in ministries involving yard and home maintenance for the elderly or disabled. He enjoyed tinkering with cars, electronics, engines, and never shied away from home improvement projects, especially when the car was packed and loaded for the annual Family Reunion trip to Cedar Point. In his retirement, Jon also took particular joy in caring for “used animals" on what he affectionately deemed the “Isle of Misfit Pets.”

Jon will be remembered by his neighbors for his community spirit. Donning decades-old woolen socks, he could be found shoveling the walks and driveways of elderly neighbors during every snowstorm. Friends and family alike will remember him for his dry wit, and unfailing commitment to his point of view.

Jon was a proud parent of two daughters and later became a proud grandparent. Even there, his dry wit shone, selecting the grandparent honorific “Papa John.” Jon was the fourth child of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Burket and spent much of his later life caring for his parents. Jon is survived by his daughters Jill Burket (Mark) Ragase and Leanne (Stephen) Mallory, five grandchildren Philippa, Truman, Finley, Quintin, and Penelope, and four siblings, Bob (Diane) Burket, Marie Burket (Jerry) Andersen, Richard F. (Cynthia) Burket, and Dr. Rebecca Burket (Randy Donohue.)

15/08/2022

In memory of Vera L. Clevenger (nee Flach)
June 29, 1924 ~ August 10, 2022 (age 98) Fairfield - Vera L. Clevenger (nee Flach). Beloved wife of the late Roy Lee Clevenger Jr. . Devoted mother of Carol R. Roberts. Cherished grandmother of Stacy A. (Matt) Beggs and Jamie L. Roberts. Loving great-grandmother of Kendall Beggs and Collin Beggs. Dear step-mother of Ken (Beth) Castrucci. Much loved grandmother of Kenny and Caroline Castrucci. Vera passed away on August 10, 2022 at the age of 98 years.

15/08/2022

In memory of Elsa Jane Baer
January 4, 1925 ~ August 9, 2022 (age 97) Jane was born in Oxford, Ohio to Elsa Johanna (nee Thoma) and Paul W. Baer on January 4, 1925. A Miami University Graduate, she worked at her alma mater for more than forty years as an Administrative Assistant for the Office of Admissions. Jane was an active member of the Oxford Presbyterian Church where she shared her musical gifts with the congregation. Frequently singing soprano solos in church, Jane was a regular choir member for about seventy years.

Jane is survived by many loving family and is the dear aunt of John (Diep) Baer, David (Marie) Baer, Barbara (Steven) Herrick, James Baer and Elizabeth (Robert) Baer-Broestl; grandaunt of Heather Herrick, Holly Herrick, Lauren Broestl and Paul Broestl and great grandaunt of Isabella Bartzik-Herrick. Jane is predeceased by her brother Carlos W. Baer and sister-in-law Marjory Baer, her sister Elizabeth Baer, and her parents Elsa and Paul Baer.

15/08/2022

In memory of Philip J. Joehnk
April 13, 1942 ~ August 9, 2022 (age 80) West Chester – Philip J. Joehnk. Beloved husband of Carole Lynne Joehnk (nee Eggerding) for 58 years. Devoted father of Jennifer J. (Kenny) Sharp, Jeff A. (Dorothy Porter) Joehnk, and Jason (Aimee) Coleman. Cherished grandfather of Andrew Sharp, Thomas Sharp, and Andrew Porter. Philip passed away on August 9, 2022 at the age of 80 yrs. Vietnam War Army Veteran (where he was a Major serving 2 years in the active Army and 16 years in the Army Reserves). Member of the Royal Redeemer Lutheran Church (where he rehabbed houses in Beattyville, Ky) and a member of NAME (National Organization of Miniature Enthusiasts for 40 years where he served in various leadership positions).

15/08/2022

In memory of Sandra B. Huggins
August 2, 1945 ~ August 8, 2022 (age 77) Sandra was born to Frances (nee Gunther) and Lawrence Browning on August 2, 1945 in Baltimore, Maryland. She completed her teachers training with the Maryland Normal School at Frostburg State College in Frostburg, Maryland. Upon completing her undergraduate education, she spent one year teaching for the Department of Defense in Okinawa Japan, and then returned to Maryland to teach. She moved to Oxford, Ohio in 1974 where she raised her family and continued her career in elementary education with the Union County school district, and then with the Talawanda school district until she retired. She was a longtime member of the Delta Theta Tau National Sorority with the local Nu Alpha chapter, as well as the Oxford Piecemakers quilting group. She also enjoyed her time as a volunteer with the Auxiliary of McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital in her retirement.
She was the beloved mother of Sarah Roberson and Kevin Huggins; loving grandmother of Zachary Roberson, Avery Roberson, Dalton Bach, Nevaeh Huggins, Ellie-Ann Huggins, and Raelyn Bach; dear sister of the late Wendy Ann Browning.

15/08/2022

In memory of Linda York
May 14, 1962 ~ August 7, 2022 (age 60) It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Linda Louise York (Linda Lou), 60, of Mt. Healthy, OH on August 7, 2022. She was born on May 14, 1962 to Roy A (Andy) and Nancy C (Ross)York in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Linda attended Mt. Healthy schools and worked over 25 years in Marketing and Sales, a career she was perfect for and enjoyed tremendously. Her work led her to reside in different states over the years but she never forgot where she grew up and finally moved home to be with family and friends. She was extremely talented as an Artist, Writer and Artisan and spent several years perfecting her crafts.

Her enthusiasm for life was infectious and she always tried to live it to the fullest. Linda never met a stranger and her gift for conversation was incredible. She leaves a huge hole in the hearts of her family and friends who were always entertained by her stories and hilarious sense of humor. She truly brought the life to the party. She was kind and generous, sometimes to a fault, and never failed to let us know she loved us.

Linda loved and trusted God. She prayed for her family and friends every day, not quietly but aloud and proud of it. She truly believed he had his plan for her and that he’d show her someday what that was.

Preceded in death by her maternal grandparents Herman (Slim) and Ida (Louise) Ross, paternal grandparents Charles and Sophia York, Mother Nancy Lemle (Peaches), Father Roy York (Andy), Aunts Betsy Scholl and Charlene York, Uncle Charles York (Rusty).

She is survived by her Sister Margie and Brother –in-law Jim Couch, Stepfather David Lemle, Cousins; Larry (Sue) DeAtley, Vicki DeAtley, Charlie York, Jim Brockman, John York, Virginia Baird, Elizabeth Curnett. Nephews; Larry (Brian) DeAtley-Ellyson, Daniel DeAtley, Niece Catrina Couch Kolshorn (Johannes), Grandnieces and Grandnephews; Corban, Arin, Jonah and Neve Kolshorn, Brandon, Zoe and Mia DeAtley and Dante DeAtley-Ellyson, as well as other extended family and friends and her fur baby Mimi. Her previous Spouses; Paul Heckler of Guthrie, Oklahoma and Udo Hughes of Cincinnati, Ohio.

Linda excelled in displaying her fighting spirit from birth to her last breath. Her light is gone from the world now but still shines within our hearts forever.

15/08/2022

In memory of Daniel C. Jones, Sr.
October 8, 1942 ~ August 4, 2022 (age 79) Hebron, KY – Daniel C. Jones, Sr. Beloved husband of the late Judy D. Jones for 49 years. Devoted father of Lori L. Gill and Daniel C. Jones, Jr. Cherished grandfather of Kayla (Josh) Love, Breauna Jones, and Alex Jones. Loving great-grandfather of Elijah Love. Dear brother of retired Cincinnati Police Captain Kenneth (Mary) Jones and Linda Redmon. Also survived by a few nieces & nephews. Predeceased in death by his brother, retired Cincinnati Police Specialist Arthur E. Jones.

Daniel Sr. passed away on August 4, 2022, at the age of 79 years.

Daniel Sr. was born October 8, 1942, to a Canadian immigrant, J. Elwood Jones, and Viola S. Jones of Illinois. He attended North College Hill High School graduating in 1960. He also attended Xavier University and University of Cincinnati until 1965.

While attending high school, he worked at the Kroger Store on Hamilton Avenue. After graduation he took a position with the Hilton Davis Chemical Company as a Color Technician. In August 1966, he worked as a Technician at the National Lead Company of Ohio.

He also joined the United States Army Reserve on October 13, 1964, concluding basic at Fort Jackson. He served six months active duty in the Quartermaster Company of Ft. Thomas, Kentucky.

On March 12, 1967, Dan joined the Cincinnati Police Division as a Police Recruit. He was promoted to Patrolman on June 4, 1967, issued Badge 393, and assigned to District 5 (1012 Ludlow Avenue). On February 25, 1973, Patrolman Jones transferred to District 1 (310 Lincoln Park Drive). He was promoted to Police Specialist a year later, on March 24, 1974, and issued Badge PS-234 and was assigned as an investigator in Sector 6. Four years later, on February 5, 1978, Specialist Jones transferred to the Homicide Squad (222 E. Central Parkway). He completed the University of Louisville Southern Police Institute Homicide Investigation course, University of Michigan Department of Pathology Investigation of Violent Deaths course, FBI Academy’s Advanced Latent Fingerprint School and Fingerprint Photography School, and other investigative courses. After ten years of investigating deaths, Specialist Jones transferred to the Criminalistics Section. He was certified by the International Association of Identification as a Latent Fingerprint Examiner, Senior Crime Scene Analyst, and Latent 10-Print AFIS Operator. Specialist Jones retired on March 25, 1995. He was rehired as a civilian Criminalist. He resigned on February 5, 2000, with 35 years of service to his country and community and 44 letters of appreciation and/or commendation: including five from Cincinnati police chiefs, four from Cheviot, U.C., Mt. Healthy, and Woodlawn police chiefs, three from Covington, Kentucky State Patrol, and Michigan State investigative commanders, a Hamilton County Common Pleas Judge and Chief Assistant Prosecutor, and an FBI special agent in charge.

15/08/2022

In memory of Jack Lewis Fryman
February 3, 1930 ~ August 4, 2022 (age 92) Jack Lewis Fryman, 92, formerly of Oxford, OH, passed away peacefully on August 4, 2022. Born February 3, 1930, at home in Mt. Healthy, OH, he was the son to the late John Felix Fryman and Milta Mae (Lewis) Fryman.

He is survived by his three children, Jim Fryman and wife Maureen of Chicago, IL, Tom Fryman and wife Colleen of Cincinnati, OH, Katie (Fryman) Hillman and husband Jeff of Kokomo, IN; seven grandchildren A.J., Steven, Fiona, Sabrina, Rachel, Ben and Nicholas; sister in-law Jan (Mockabee Fryman) Davis, and brother-in-law David Smucker and his wife Cathy; plus, many nieces, nephews, cousins, extended family and lifelong friends.

Preceded in death by his wife of 58 years, Jane Smucker Fryman, his siblings Robert, Charles, Betty, Richard, and Karen Fryman, and brothers-in-law Stan Zielinski and John C. Smucker.

Jack graduated from McGuffey High School, where he lettered in football, baseball, and track. He earned his BA degree in economics at Miami University. While at Miami, he was elected to Phi Beta Kappa, honorary fraternity and was a member of the Beta Theta Pi, social fraternity. He proudly served his country as a 2nd Lieutenant in the United States Army during the Korean War and was stationed in Japan and Korea.

Jack and Jane married on August 6, 1960, in Cuyahoga Falls, OH and lived in a home they designed and had built on the Fryman farm. A location they cherished, especially when they would return to it after traveling the globe, seeing 6 of the 7 continents and visiting or making new friends along the way. Many happy times were spent hosting on their deck, watching countless fireflies appear out of the fields, having a cookout and enjoying the half runner beans Jack grew each summer in his well-tended vegetable garden.

Jack worked with his father, Felix, at the Fryman Oldsmobile dealership during the winter and for 20 years operated the Fryman farm. Farming gave him the joy of spending time in nature, and he had a knack for nurturing plants, animals, and people too. In 1972 Jack entered the real estate business and was an adjunct instructor in the real estate department at Miami University Hamilton Campus.

An active member of the Oxford community, Jack served many civic organizations in a variety of roles, including the Boy Scouts, Lions Club, United Way, League of Women Voters, Miami Valley Farmers Union, and the Oxford Seniors during the planning, building and initial operations of the current Senior Center. Jack will be dearly missed for his kind smile, quick wit, and endless optimism. He passed knowing he was deeply loved and that for those of us left behind, the sun would surely rise again each morning in the East!

15/08/2022

In memory of Margaret "Peggy" Stuhlreyer
October 3, 1946 ~ August 1, 2022 (age 75) Cincinnati - Margaret "Peggy" Stuhlreyer, age 75, passed away on August 1, 2022. She was preceded in death by her parents, the late Wilson Stuhlreyer and the late Margaret Stuhlreyer and dear friend, the late Michele Eppler. Peggy was a retired librarian from The Public Library of Cincinnati.

15/08/2022

In memory of Joyce L. Andrews
April 24, 1941 ~ July 31, 2022 (age 81) Joyce L. Andrews, "Nanaw," age 81, of Liberty, IN passed away, going home to be in the arms of her Savior Jesus Christ on Sunday, July 31, 2022 at her home surrounded by loving family members. She was born on April 24, 1941 to the late Virgil and Cuma Powell in Harlan County, Kentucky.

Joyce and her husband lived in Oxford, OH for many years where they owned and operated Goodwins and Park Place Restaurants making many friends in the community. They were members of Christ Life Sanctuary in Kettering, OH for many years. More recently, Joyce was a member of Berean Bible Church in Oxford, OH.

Joyce is a beloved Nanaw who doted on her grandchildren and great grandchildren. She will be missed dearly.

Joyce was preceded in death by her husband Donald R. Andrews, Sr., sister Shirley Barrett and brother Alvin Powell. Survivors include her sisters: Eva Turner of Jonesville, VA; Carnetta Moreheart of Upper Sandusky, OH; and Ivory Myers of Harlan, KY. Daughter Sherry (Barry) L. Andrews Gray of Liberty, IN and Son Donald (Suzanne) R. Andrews, Jr. of Travelers Rest, SC. Ten grandchildren: Adriel (David) Gray Wiseman, Jacob (Brittany) Gray, Carman (Jason) Gray Clark, Joshua (Ashley) Gray, Joel Gray, Abigail Gray, Samuel (Ali) Andrews, Benjamin Andrews, Timothy Andrews and Jonathan Andrews. Sixteen great-grandchildren: David Wiseman, Jr., Dillon Wiseman, Luke Wiseman, Solomon Wiseman, Silas Wiseman, Asher Gray, Levi Gray, Isaiah Gray, Evan Clark, Laurel Clark, Addelyn Gray, Elijah Gray, Emersyn Gray, Lucy Andrews, Ian Andrews and Daniel Andrews. Several nieces, nephews and many dear friends.

15/08/2022

In memory of Jeffrey Alan Kirkpatrick
May 23, 1949 ~ July 30, 2022 (age 73) effrey was born in Springfield, Ohio to Marcia (nee Bright) and Robert Kirkpatrick on May 23, 1949. He attended Miami University and stayed in Oxford after graduation, eventually working as an independent contractor in the area.

He is survived by his beloved mother Marcia; his dear siblings Kathy Kirkpatrick, Diane (Lee) Hudson and Tom (Franca Malagutti) Kirkpatrick; and his niece Olivia (Rob) Hudson Cernat. He is preceded in death by his father, Robert, in 1999.

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