Freda French, 64, passed away suddenly on October 12th, 2022. She is preceded in death by her parents, Thomas and Virginia French, and her sister, Tammy Blankenship. She is survived by her daughter, Cassandra Curran(Chris Shackleton), and her loving grandson Christopher, as well as her sister Debra French, and her brothers Daniel French and Robert Zemerick. She was an aunt to many nieces and nephews, and a beloved friend to many. Visitation, will be Monday October 17th from 5p-7p, at the Malloy-Esposito Celebration Center, 6384 Pearl Rd, Parma Heights Ohio 44130. There will be a graveside service and burial on Friday, October 21st at 2pm at Blue Ridge Cemetery, 5251 Robert C Byrd Dr, Beckley WV, 25801

WICKLIFFE, OH - Dominic A. (Donnie) Massucci passed away peacefully on October 13, 2022 with his loving family by his side. Born September 8th, 1949 in Ashtabula, Ohio, the Son of the late Dominic and Lena Massucci (Bassignana). Dominic graduated from Saint John High School in 1968. He served in the United States Army after high school and was stationed in Fort Polk, Louisiana and Heidelberg, Germany during the Vietnam War. He was honorably discharged and was awarded the National Defense Service Medal. After returning, he attended Kent State University and Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science. He then owned & operated Massucci Memorial Chapel in Ashtabula where he took great pride in serving families in their time of need. Sports played in integral part of life for Dominic. Baseball was his passion including coaching all of his children and watching on TV. He enjoyed watching the Yankees and the Indians as well as Lebron James wherever he played basketball. His baseball hero was Rocky Colavito, whom he was able to meet in person in 2021. Dominic was proceeded in death by his Parents, Daughter Terry, his Brother Pat Massucci, and Sisters Angeline Massucci, Emma (Massucci) Esposito, and Shirley Massucci, as ...Read More

Brother, uncle and friend Paul Russel Moore, age 83, of Cleveland, Ohio, died on Sunday, Sept. 25, 2022, at the Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland after a lengthy illness. He was born on July 1, 1939, in Wooster, Ohio. He was the second son and third child born to William Paul and Alma Pearl (nee Dabney) Moore. He was preceded in death by both parents, his sister Wilma (Winston) King and brother William (Barbara) Moore, both of Wooster, nephew Shawn Moore, of Wooster, and his long-term companion John Sweetnich, of Cleveland. In addition, his two rescue dogs Freda and Free preceded him in death. He is survived by his brother Larry Moore, of Wooster, nephews Jeff (Dee) Moore and Joel Moore, both of Wooster, nieces Brenda (Kent) Warner of Bay Village, Ohio, Leslie Moore Sells, of Wooster, and Nicole (Josiah) Barnhart, of Zanesville, Ohio, as well as great nephew Adam Warner, of New York, New York, great nieces Deanna (Matt) Pittard, of Asheville, North Carolina, and Jennifer Sells McVay, of Orrville, Ohio, and four great-great nieces. In addition, he is survived by a loving network of friends and former colleagues he maintained contact with in the Cleveland area and beyond.   ...Read More

Dorothy May Cogar, age 86, of Cleveland, Ohio passed away peacefully at home after a recent diagnosis of cancer. Dorothy was born in Delta, Ohio on May 31, 1936. She was the fifth daughter of the late Estel Harvey and Blanch May (nee Balser) Beaverson. Dorothy graduated from Delta High School in 1954. She was the Queen’s Attendant for her first three years of high school and Homecoming Queen her senior year. She was named Queen Miss Delta in 1954, as well. She was involved in several school activities including cheerleading, starring roles in school plays and played a variety of sports. She was very popular and well-liked. After graduation, Dorothy traveled and explored different career options: beauty school in Toledo, Ohio, airline stewardess training in Omaha, Nebraska and waitressing in Florida. Following her brief time in Florida, she came home and got a job waitressing at the Toledo Airport Restaurant & Coffee Shop where she met the love of her life. She loved to retell the story of how she and her husband Phil met. Dorothy was called in to work on her day off to fill in at a part of the restaurant where she normally didn’t work. ...Read More

“What we have once enjoyed we can never lose; all that we deeply love becomes a part of us.” – Helen Keller Craig, Lorna B. (Nee: Nemetz) 1926 – 2022 Lorna Bernadette Craig, age 96, passed away with her family by her side, on September 29, 2022, at her home in Brook Park Ohio. Lorna was born in Cleveland, Ohio to John G. and Marie Nemetz [nee Salobecke] on July 11, 1926. She will be lovingly remembered by her three children, three grandchildren, their spouses and numerous extended family members and friends. Family was everything to Lorna, and when she wasn’t spending time with her children or grandchildren you could find her watching her Day-Time Soap Operas, or in the kitchen cooking up one of her famous dishes or dashing off to a casino to find a slot-machine that never seemed to pay off. And, who can forget the countless weekends and holidays over the decades the family and friends that would travel to her house to play poker, laugh, eat, and live life to the moment. Lorna is preceded in death by her husband, Albert E. Craig of 46 years; father, John G. Nemetz; mother, Marie Nemetz (nee Salobecke): ...Read More

Shirlee J Mangan passed away on August 30,2022 at the age of 91. She loved God, her family and her friends. People were always more important than things. She loved art, drawing, music, singing, dancing, performing, raising kids, nursing, volunteering, and counting her blessings. She fought through many illnesses, hers, and others and faced tragedies with faith and strength. She knew the value of a smile to a stranger. Her family and friends will miss her, and count her life as a blessing. A Celebration of Life will be held on November 20,2022 at Rocky River Elmwood Cabin 600 Elmwood Dr, from 1:00-6:00 with a special tribute at 3:00 All are welcome.

Patricia Ann Fitzpatrick Martincic, 84 years old. Died peacefully with family attending. Beloved wife of John Martincic for 66 years. Dearest Mother of John (Giz), Mary Rose, Gerald (Jeanne) Martincic, and Paul (Ann Marie) Fitzpatrick. Adoring sister to James Fitzpatrick and sister in law Benita McElwee. Beloved Grandmother of Chrissy, J.J. (Kate), Keith, Brian (Nicole), and Carol (Kyle). Great-Grandmother of Halie, Chloe, David, JV, Gracie, Maddie, Emillie, and Baby Liam. Aunt and Great Aunt of many. Best friends of Joyce Faucett for over 84 years. Preceded in death, beloved daughter of John and Mary (Gitsavage) Fitzpatrick. Older sister of Harriet Jean and John “Fitz”. Great Grandmother of Lucas Martincic. Long time Parishioner of the Conversion of St. Paul’s Shrine. She was a member of the Third Order of St Francis. Thank you for the Poor Clare of Perpetual Adoration and their prayers. Thank you to the Home Hospice Nurse Beth and Aide Vivian for their time assisting our mother in her time. In Lieu of Flowers, send to Poor Clare of Perpetual Adoration or American Heart Association. Meet the family for condolences; Wednesday, September 21, 2022 at 11:00 am. 12:00 Noon Mass, Conversion of Saint Paul Catholic Shrine, 4120 Euclid ...Read More

Andrew T. Senko, age 77 Beloved husband of Christine (nee Adriano). Andy was born in Cambridge, Ohio on January 26, 1945. He is survived by his two brothers, Edward (Michelle) and Robert (Jamie). His parents, Andy and Mary (nee Zembo) are deceased. Andy is also survived by a large, loving extended family including many nieces, nephews, greats, and grands. He was employed with General Motors Corp. for 37 years, retiring in 2000. In retirement, he worked part-time for Enterprise Car Rental Co. for 20 years. Andy had a great love of many different sports, participating in and enjoying through his life. He was a state licensed official for football and basketball for Muny leagues and at the high school level. Was an active softball and hardball player on many teams in his earlier years, and managing a few at the same time. In his later years he found great enjoyment and fulfillment in coaching and giving hitting lessons at several area high schools for girl’s fast-pitch teams. Andy’s love of music has been with him his entire life, and along the way added cooking, gardening, and just the pure enjoyment of his home and patio. He and his wife were ...Read More

Rev Christine (Tina) M.Wakeley, born July 28th, 1926, passed away at the age of 96 on August 6th, 2022. Beloved wife of the late Fred, who passed away in 2020. Loving mother of John (Rita), Mary (Ken), Eddie, Gus - deceased, Timmy - deceased, and Cindy (Lou - deceased). Cherished by her 13 grandchildren, and many great (and great-great) grandchildren. Christine's parents (Gus and Mary Allen) developed the church, God is Love Tabernacle, which Christine became the natural successor of. Although the location of the church moved several times, her dedication to serving the Lord never faltered. Through her work in the ministry, and eventual development of the Crossroads Christian Academy school, Tina has impacted the lives of many in such a positive way. Grandma Tina- you are so very loved, by so many. May you and Grandpa be reunited in Heaven, singing together once again. "Always a smile, instead of a frown, always a hand, when one is down. Always true, thoughtful and kind, wonderful memories she left behind" A Celebration of Life service will be held on Saturday August 13th, 2022 at 2pm at Church Alive 4840 State Rd. Cleveland, Oh. 44109. All are welcome to come share ...Read More

Bernard Thomas Ferris born May 28, 1939, passed away peacefully at his home in Cleveland, OH on Sunday, August 7, 2022. Bernie was the youngest child of Haman and Anna Ferris (nee Rosepiler) and was preceded in death by his brother Norman and sister Rita Bielozer. He is survived by his companion and love of 17 years, Maria Rivera, his sister Theresa Kassay and his son Scott, his wife Teri and their children Ryan and Madison. He was Papa to José, Luz(José), Zulma, Javier(Fatima), Arlene(Joseph) and Carlos and extended family. He was married to Jaqueline Ferris (nee Rauscher) for fifty years. Bernie was a beloved (favorite) uncle to his many nieces and nephews. In 2008, Bernie retired from the Cleveland Police Department after serving the public as a patrolman and detective for 44 years. In 1969, he was a founding member of the Cleveland’s Policeman Patrolmen Association. Papa loved to fish, tell tall tales of serving in World War II (check the dates) and to take his Boston Terrier, Luna (his other love) for her daily walks. A celebration of Bernie’s life will be held at the Brooklyn Acres clubhouse located at 6301 Woburn, Cleveland, OH on Friday, August 12th ...Read More