Lisa Marie Moderwell age 61, slipped away peacefully after a brief illness on April 20, 2026. Beloved daughter of William T. Moderwell (deceased) and Betty Moderwell (deceased); and stepmother Barbara Moderwell Vest; additionally loved by siblings David Moderwell, Helen Eadie, Robin Virgin, Catherine Lovejoy, John Greviskis, Edward Greviskis, and Sheryl Thomlinson; step-sisters Sandra Chuha (David), Allison Franks (David), Tami Martin (Jeff), Mardi Rieke (Craig); and step-brothers Robert Meadows and Thomas Meadows; numerous nieces, nephews, and great-nieces and nephews; and devoted best friends Diana Rogers, Dan Looby, Janelle Martin. Lisa was a graduate of Bryant and Stratton Business College, and was a dedicated employee with CT Logistics. She loved music, reading, animals, and the Cleveland Guardians. Her sense of humor, loyalty, intelligence, and laughter are dearly missed by all who were fortunate enough to call her friend. The remembrance and celebration of life ceremony will be private. Donations in Lisa’s honor can be made to PBS at https://foundation.pbs.org/ways-to-give/; or the charity of your choice.

Richard E. Privara, age 72, of North Royalton, entered eternal peace on April 17th, 2026. He leaves behind a loving family who adored him: his siblings Charles (Laura), Nancie (Richard) Stephenson, and Linda Utley; his nieces and nephews Leanne (Donn) Suesse, Charles Privara, Michael Stephenson, Mitchell Utley, and Sarah (Luke) Anderson; and his great‑nephew Ivan Suesse. He was the cherished son of the late Emil and Virginia (née Liscynski) Privara. Ricky was one of those rare people who turned everyday moments into memories. A wildly talented cake decorator, he once had the brag worthy honor of decorating a birthday cake for Lou Ferrigno, the original Incredible Hulk. Fun loving to his core, Ricky had an unmistakable zest for life and a heart as big as his smile. Whether he was pulling pranks, sharing a laugh, or chasing his next adventure, he lived fully and fearlessly. His passions knew no bounds: skydiving, golfing, bowling, racquetball, tennis, bike riding, speed ice skating, roller blading, and, of course, hitting the open road on his motorcycle. He was always the first to help out, show up, or bring joy and he will be deeply missed by all who were lucky enough to know him. ...Read More

Donna Ross age 77 passed away peacefully at home the evening of April 19, 2026 surrounded by family. Loving wife of the late Lewie D. Ross, and beloved mother to her only son Joshua Ross and daughter-in-law Tanya Ross. She served the Lord well with her whole heart, mind, body, and soul. She was steadfast in her faith no matter the challenges that she faced. She loved life and she loved people. She was good at loving and blessing others. And she always reminded everyone, "Don't forget, you're precious!" We are all precious to the Lord our saviour Jesus Christ. She is survived by her twin sister Barb Thomas (Bill), and younger sister Jesse Long.  We will be holding a celebration of life service at: Grace Church 6941 Columbia Rd Olmsted Falls, OH 44138 (440)427-4635 Date and time TBD - will notify family and friends.

Elizabeth "Beth" Callery June 17, 1954 – April 19, 2026 Elizabeth "Beth" Callery, 71 of Olmsted Township passed away on April 19, 2026. She was born in Lowell, Massachusetts on June 17, 1954 to Paul and Virgina Callery, whom she is now reunited with. Beth was a devoted, loving, and a phenomenal mother to her daughter Krissandra "Krissy" Pellizzari whom she loved tremendously. Bethy is survived by John (Stephanie) Callery, Brian Beauregard, Martha Callery, nieces, and nephews. Bethy has preceded in death by Michele Callery, MaryEllen Beauregard, Paul Callery Jr, and Peter Callery. Beth was a woman of her word. She was a straight shooter with a Boston accent. She loved to shop and she loved her some shoes and purses. Beth was a friend of Dr. Bob and Bill W. for almost 40 years, where she met her Cleveland sister Robin Cline and hundreds of others. Beth was an example to countless individuals because her talk matched her walk. She will be extremely missed. A mass service will be said on April 29th, 2026 at 10:30 A.M. at St. Mary of the Falls church located at 25615 Bagley Rd Olmstead Township 44138. Beth will live on in the hearts, thoughts, and conversations of ...Read More

Jeannie Lynn Speer (Eaton) age 73 passed away peacefully surrounded by her family on April 15,2026 in the Cleveland Clinic ICU after a courageous battle with small-cell lung cancer. Jeannie was born on June 9, 1952 in Conneaut, Ohio to Juanita (Church) and Gilbert Eaton. She graduated from Conneaut High School in 1970. She was a member of the National Honor Society, Conneaut High School Choir and Marching Band, Girl Scouts, and the Christian Youth Crusaders. She married Arthur Michael Speer on January 29, 1971. They had 2 children; Michael and Heather Speer. She worked at various local factories retiring from Premix Inc. in Kingsville. Jeannie enjoyed reading, playing cards, dice, darts & pool, swimming, camping, and anything that involved spending time with her family and friends. She is survived by her daughter Heather Speer (Timothy Hudson), granddaughter Elizabeth Hudson(Charles Ross), Father Gilbert Eaton, sisters Ruby Eaton, Connie Braden, Peggy(Rich)Kardos, Anita(Terry)Wood, Lisa(Mike)Flanigan, and brothers Wayne Eaton, Mark(Viki) Eaton, and Joel Eaton, Sister-in-law Kathleen Cutshall, daughter-in-law Helen Gamble Speer Holstein(the late Michael Speer) and numerous nieces, nephews, great nieces, great nephews, and many cousins. She was preceded in death by her husband Arthur Speer, son Michael Speer, mother Juanita Eaton(Church), sisters ...Read More

Joanne S. Rodgers Age 93 Joanne passed away peacefully the morning of March 17, 2026, surrounded by her children. Wife of the late Richard D. Rodgers, loving mother of Claudia Rodgers, Karin Zimmermann (John), and Steven Rodgers, and loving grandmother to Julia and Elizabeth Zimmermann. Joanne is survived by her brother James Siddall (Marie), and sister Louise Sage. Family and friends can celebrate Joanne’s life on May 16, 2026, 11:00 a.m. at Lakewood United Methodist Church, 15700 Detroit Ave., Lakewood OH, 44107, followed by light refreshments. In lieu of flowers, please donate in memory of Joanne to one of the following charities:         WVIZ  Cleveland         Community West Foundation- (noted for Trials for Hope)

CARA M. BILLEY, age 44. Beloved companion of Daniel Reali; loving daughter of Margaret L.(nee Capron) and Mark L. Billey; dearest sister of Catherine Billey (Wes Bryan); dear aunt of Adam and Ava Bryan; dear niece, cousin and friend of many. Passed away peacefully April 9, 2026.  Cara greeted everyone with a smile and made them feel welcome.  She enjoyed creating in the kitchen and was a seafood connoisseur.  She didn’t measure things when cooking, makingher dishes always one of a kind and distinctly her own.  She enjoyed cross-stitch, origami, sewing and tending to her cactus colony. Her laugh and sense of humor will be forever missed. Mass of Christian Burial Friday, April 17, St. Brendan Church, 4242 Brendan Lane, at 10:00 AM where friends may call 9:30 AM until time of mass. Interment will be private.

Angus Maslo, 27, of Broadview Heights, Ohio, passed away on March 23, 2026. Born on February 24, 1999, in Conneaut, Ohio, Angus brought joy and laughter to all who knew him. Angus is survived by his loving parents, Aleatha and Anthony Maslo; his brothers, Allister and Dakota; his grandmothers, Carol Maslo and the late Yvonne Lavati; his grandfathers, Larry Densmore and Joseph Maslo; his aunts Patty Maslo, Anita Garrison, Lara Russo, and the late Carol Garrison; his uncles James Maslo, Eric Densmore, and the late Joseph Maslo II; and a host of cousins including Joseph Corwin, Maria Krigos, Maggie Maslo, Hailey Maslo, Joseph Maslo III, Madeleine Russo, Tomasso Russo, Nawal Allooh, Aminah Alooh, and Charles Garrison. He was deeply cherished by his family and friends alike. Angus had a passion for basketball and enjoyed spending time with loved ones. Whether playing video games or attending concerts to immerse himself in music he adored, Angus found joy in life's simple pleasures. His infectious smile and quick wit could light up any room. Though quiet at first glance, those who got to know him discovered a kind-hearted soul with an unparalleled sense of humor. A hardworking individual with aspirations of entering the ...Read More

Anton (John) Michelich, 95, passed away March 25, 2026. He was born January 2, 1931, in Dover (Westlake) OH, and was married June 8, 1953 to Ruth MacDonald. They built a house on a section of the Michelich Family farm located on Detroit Rd Westlake and made it their home while raising their 4 children, Scott, Ronald, Gregg, and Jay. In 1981 they moved to their residence on Clark Parkway. John Michelich is survived by his three children, Scott (Kathleen) Michelich of Morrow Ohio, Gregg (Vanessa) Michelich of Columbia Station Ohio, and Jay (Debra) Michelich of Westlake Ohio. His wife, Ruth, preceded him in death on June 15, 2021, and his son, Ronald, preceded him in death in September 1987. He is survived by five grandchildren, James (Nicole) Michelich of Naples Florida, Alan (Laura) Michelich of Seattle Washington, Andrew (Lauren) Michelich of Chicago Illinois, Connor Michelich of Idaho Falls Idaho, and Ashley Michelich of El Paso Texas. His granddaughter, Apphia, preceded him in death December 2006. He is survived by four Great Grandchildren, Triston and Colton Michelich of Naples Florida, and Millie and Miles of Seatle Washington. John graduated from Dover (Westlake) High school in 1949. John and Ruth were ...Read More

Lennis Earl Krogman, age 81, of Fairview Park, Ohio, passed away peacefully, leaving behind a legacy of love, dedication, and quiet strength. Lennis was the beloved husband of Cheryl Ann Krogman, with whom he shared a lifetime of companionship and devotion. He was a caring and proud father to Russell and Scott, and a cherished grandfather to Madeline, Cara, and James, who brought him immense joy and pride. He is also survived by his brother, Bruce Krogman, along with extended family members and friends who will remember him fondly. Lennis built a remarkable career as a realtor spanning 55 years, earning the trust and respect of countless clients and colleagues through his integrity, hard work, and commitment to helping others find a place to call home. Outside of his professional life, Lennis found his greatest happiness in the simple pleasures—fishing on quiet mornings, camping under the open sky, and enjoying a good book. He appreciated the outdoors and valued time spent with family above all else. Lennis will be remembered for his steady presence, kind heart, and unwavering dedication to those he loved. His memory will live on in the lives he touched and the family he cherished so deeply. ...Read More