Evangeline K. Jordan (Klies) Born February 4th 1940, entered into heaven on 21 March 2023, preceded in death by her husband of over 51 years William D. Jordan Sr. Daughter of Otis Klies and Augusta (Miller). Mother of Gail Stansberry (Margie Lucas) of Florida, Renee Stansberry (Jack Williams) of Texas, William D Jr (Joni), Michael J. (Christine), First Sergeant Ret. John D. (Kathy) of Indiana, Timothy (Melody) and George K. (Shannon Longan) of Texas. Sister of George Klies (Sally), Marion Klies (Larry Williams), Charles Klies (Joan) of Chandlersville OH. Also surviving, 21 Grandchildren, 13 Great Grandchildren. Retired as an Owner and Real Estate Broker serving her community for over 40 years. Evangeline loved her family, friends and many other things later in life especially Diamond Art Painting with her daughters Tina and Kathy as well as nieces Suzy, Lori and Amy. Her passion for birds, especially the Cardinal was apparent if you were ever in her company and one was spotted. She had many relationships with several generations of the same family through her decades of assisting the community with their real estate needs. She was also a Member of the Order of the Eastern Star since early in her ...Read More

Cheryll Anne Martin September 4, 1963 - March 10, 2023 Cheryll Anne Martin, the beloved wife of Glenn Martin, passed away on March 10, 2023 after battling a series of illnesses. She leaves behind her mother Jeanne, sister Laura, four nephews, God mother aunt Madeline, many aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. Preceeded in death by her father Howard Glancy and brother Howard Jr. Cheryll had a passion for many things. Starting with her and Glenns cats, her Irish heritage, football, especially the Cleveland Browns, The Ohio State Buckeyes, and Notre Dame. What stood out the most was the love she had to offer. If she loved you, you knew it. If she didnt.. well, you knew that too. (ha-ha) Her big heart, her matter of fact personality, quick wit, and contagious laugh were only a few of the pieces of the puzzle that was Cheryll Anne Glancy Martin. She will be deeply missed, may she live on in our hearts. Plant some flowers, adopt a pet, and for the love of all that is good and pure, let the Browns win!

Barbara Carol Kelly passed peacefully surrounded by her family on Friday March 3rd 2023. She was 84 years old. She is survived by her daughters Melanie Dion and Kellene Dion and her son Damian Dion. She had four grandchildren: Tanya Sadler of Idaho, Daniel Wamsher and his wife Meijing of California, Alexis and Alyssa Dion of Ohio as well as two great grandchildren Samantha and Weston (and Hayley on the way). She had many nieces and nephews. Barb was known for her sense of adventure and had traveled extensively. She was crafty and creative and loved to garden. She lived an active lifestyle, teaching gymnastics and enjoying Jazzercise. She was a great ice skater, loved to roller blade and skied both in Ohio and Tahoe. She was a gym member until 2020. She was musical and played piano and loved classical music but also enjoyed contemporary music. She never turned down a lunch date with her many friends, a card game with neighbors or visiting museums or artists with her Gallery Group. She loved a good road trip and carried scissors in her car to stop for wildflowers on the way to brunch or a Mohican canoe adventure. She spent ...Read More

William Thomas Farrer Jr., 93, of Lakewood, sadly passed away on March 5, 2023. Tom was born to William Thomas Farrer Sr. and Ila Jeanette (Fawcett) on March 9, 1929, in Peoria, Illinois. His family will remember him as a man who had stories for days, jokes to follow, and more wisdom than time to share. Tom was preceded in death by Sandra (85), his wife of 44 years, his sister, Ethel Ann Riha (87), his son, Scott (62), and former wives Barbara Hedrick (40) and Eileen Turner (76). He is survived by his little sister Dorothy Spychalski and his children Mary Jane Till, Steven (Dawn), Dave (Sharon), and Tommy (Linda), his stepchildren Diane Castle, Terry (Lynne) Hinkle, Kevin (Laura) Hinkle and Greg Bradford. He will be greatly missed by his much loved and numerous grandchildren, great grandchildren and great great grandchildren. Please join us in celebrating Tom’s life this Saturday, March 11, 2023, with an open house from 12 – 6 at Tommy and Linda’s house. We will have a special tribute for Tom’s son, Scott, who unexpectedly passed away January 26, 2023.

In loving memory of Gary F Broberg, Berea OH. 73, Gary passed away peacefully on Thursday February 28th. He was born in Lakewood Ohio and the beloved son to the late Oscar and Sophie Broberg. Gary is survived by his dear brothers Jack Broberg (Ruth/deceased) and Bob Broberg (Carleen). He was a beloved Uncle and Great- Uncle to many nieces and nephews; and he was a great friend to many. He will be greatly missed. Gary was involved in many business ventures through the years, but is known throughout Cleveland for his various businesses with his service dogs. He truly loved his dogs (Bella, Tilly & Maggie). In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made in Gary’s name to Ames Family Hospice House in Westlake, Ohio. Gary was a Veteran of the US Army. Private funeral services were held on Thursday March 9th at 9:30 am. They were at The Ohio Western Reserve National Cemetery, where he received full military honors. The arrangements were made by Malloy-Esposito Funeral Home.

George Thomas Hrbek was born June 20, 1931, in New York City, to George Edward Hrbek and Bertha Hrbek (nee Bozinka Kubelka). He died at home on February 19, 2023, surrounded by his family. George was a community activist, passionate advocate for racial and economic justice, and preacher of an inclusive, life-affirming faith. George was raised in New Jersey in a lively, intergenerational Czech family populated by elders with unorthodox politics. He witnessed to this childhood as anchoring him in the values he carried for a lifetime. As a teenager, he met an unassuming, blue-jean clad man on the streets who turned out to be a Lutheran minister. The Rev.Arthur Hawlicheck spoke a clear message that further validated what George learned from his family: “You are created by God and there's nobody who can add to your worth as a human being, and there's nobody who can take away from your worth. You are gifted. Every human being is.” Also pivotal to the orientation of George's life and, ultimately, his life's work were his high school years living in Jim Crow Birmingham, Alabama, and attending a segregated white school. His father was staunchly opposed to the racist practices carried out ...Read More

LENNELL NORRIS, age 63, passed away, February 13, 2023. Loving mother of William Jr., Christopher, and the late Shane. Cherished grandmother of 7, and great grandmother of 6. Dear sister of 4, aunt of 11, and great aunt of 2; Beloved Partner of William Spraw. Visitation, 4-7pm, Wednesday, February 22, 2023 at the Malloy - Esposito Celebration Center, 6384 Pearl Rd. Parma Heights, Ohio 44130.

"Gone But Not Forgotten” - 76 years young, United States Naval Veteran, passed away peacefully Saturday, February 11, 2023 in Cleveland, Ohio. Loving Son of the late Edgar and Marjorie Hill. Dan will be deeply missed by his two loving children daughter Wendy(Brad) and son Corey along with grandson Cole and fur grandog Chloè; Long time loving companion Linda; Brothers Randy(Bev) and Matt; Nephew and Nieces Mark, Michelle, Melissa, Allison together with their beloved extended families and MANY dear friends. Dan’s green-thumb and love of nature created many beautiful gardens and spaces people will be able to admire and enjoy forever. He had a life long love for water and boating, with an ability to make anyone laugh and an eclectic and altruistic personality that will truly be missed. Dan dedicated over 50 years of service to beautify Olmsted Falls with many notable achievements and awards including Olmsted Falls Citizen of the Year in 1983 and being honored “A Key in the Preservation of Olmsted Falls, Ohio History” by the Historical Society of Olmsted Falls in 2017 and enjoyed giving historical tours of it’s beautiful city. Besides being a long time Olmsted Falls Kiwanis Club member, he was the creator/ ...Read More

On Thursday February 9, 2023 ​Our Dear Mother Deanne Nestor passed away suddenly and peacefully surrounded by her family. She was the loving wife to Fredrick Nestor (Deceased) and is survived by her son Kevin (Laura) and Thomas. Has three grandchildren Patrick (Beatrice) Nestor– Brian (Teague) Nestor– Erin Nestor and has four great grandchildren Jack – Lewis – Ellen and Finnegan. Her career was mostly in accounting and corporate book keeping and enjoyed many years performing those talents for Eaton Center and the Cuyahoga County Fairgrounds in Berea, Ohio. ​She loved spending time cooking traveling and boating over the years and was active in the VFW hall in Strongsville. She enjoyed her dogs and all the dogs in her family. She loved family gatherings and Serbian barbeques along with many nights playing cards with her family. ​The family will receive friends and family for a “Celebration Of Life” on Saturday February 25th 2023 starting at 1:00pm – 3:00pm at The Celebration Center located 6384 Pearl Road Parma Heights, Ohio 44130

Renee L. Reimer, age 69; a beloved mother, nana, and sister; unexpectedly passed away February 7, 2023; Mother to John (Brandy), Kelly (James), Lisa (Mike), Joey (Amanda), Erica (deceased) Kristen (Greg) and Niko; Beloved twin sister of Gina (deceased); Sister to Rick (Joanne) and Russ (Toni); Nana to Johnny, Kayla, Jayden, Carter, Doug, Scott, Anthony, Michael, Selena, Shawn, Brandon, Breanna, Dominic, Jude, Jade, Brett, Raelynn, Nevaeh and Candice; Great Nana to Ryker, Natalie, Anthony, and Asiah. Renee spent her career in the nursing field caring for the elderly. A devoted Catholic, and contributor to St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital for many decades. A celebration of life will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital in memory of Renee Reimer