Carole R. Kilbane (nee Keating) 4/6/1939-1/1/2021 Survived by her beloved husband of over 63 years, John M. Kilbane. Daughter of Ruth (nee Rolfe) and George Keating - Both deceased, sisters Kitty Smith (Larry), June Mraz - Deceased, Patti Patterson (Pat - Deceased). Mother of Michael, Carole Jo, Jimmy, Gerri Hoover (Pat), Tess Kilbane-Edl (Gary), Patrick, Peggy, and Jackie Trotter (Marc). Adored Grandmother to Rory, Jade, Shane Kilbane, Sean Stillings (Jane), Caitlin Schumacher, Johnny Kilbane, Michael Czyrba (Jennifer), Marc Czyrba (Angie), Melissa Hastings, Catherine Hastings, Brendan Kilbane (Rachel), Brieanna Trotter, Shayla Trotter, and Colin Trotter. Great Grandmother to McKenna Kilbane, Illiana Lucas, Jakobe Schumacher, Jaxon Schumacher, Fenix Schumacher, Isabella Czyrba, Lennon Czyrba, Emersyn Czyrba, Leyla Trotter. Aunt and friend of many. Mom/Honey will be deeply missed. We will remember her soda bread every March, soaking up the sun every summer, and warm smiles and hugs the rest of the year. Thank you to everyone sending prayers and love our way. It is deeply appreciated by our entire family. Services will be immediate family only. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions can be made to: Hospice of the Western Reserve.

Kenneth A. Janders, born on 7-16-46 passed away on 1-2-21, surrounded by family members. His family and those closest to him, would attest to the fact that Ken was a hard worker and had a huge heart. When there was a job to be done, big or small, Ken was always the first to volunteer. He was generous to a fault and would give you the shirt off his back without blinking an eye! Through the years, Ken enjoyed playing pool, sports, trivia, meticulously caring for his yard and reconnecting with extended family at annual reunions. He is survived by his sisters, Karen (Bob) and Joanne (Mark) and his four nieces, Robin, Lisa, Sarah and Kristen. Ken was preceded in death by his parents, Hank and Antoinette Janders. A memorial service will be held at a later date at the Ohio Western Reserve National Cemetery where Ken will be laid to rest.

Shelia Ann Buday-Hansen of Sheffield Village passed away peacefully on December 29, 2020 after a nine month battle with Pancreatic Cancer. Shelia was born June 20, 1951 to Boyd and Geraldine Needs. Shelia was active in the Antiques Sales business and had a unique gift of designing and interior decorating. Shelia was preceded in death by her parents and brother, Lester. Shelia is survived by her loving husband of thirty years, Michael Hansen. Devoted mother to Daniel (Donna) Buday. Cherished grandmother to Emma and Alex. Beloved sister of Patricia (Clarence) Stadler, Gerrie Cox and Mark (Barbara) Needs.

WILCOX, BRENDA Brenda J. Wilcox (Allen), age 72 following a long struggle with health entered into eternal rest on December 23, 2020. Brenda is survived by her 3 daughters LaVonna (Lisa), Teresa Henley (Randy) and Jenny McKenna (Patrick),four grandchildren Sunni Taylor, Aaron Ellis, Abigail McKenna and PJ McKenna as well as two great-grandchildren Lakelynn and Riley. The family welcomes donations to Alzheimer’s Association as an expression of sympathy instead of flowers. Celebrate Life by Sharing

, Elden Earl Murphy Jr, age 83, entered into eternal rest on December 17, 2020. Preceded in death by his parents Elden (Ann) and Margaret( née Seitz) brothers Bill and Bob, and sister Peggy. He is survived by his daughters Kathy (Jack), Debbie (Rich), and Erin (Timm). Grandfather of Andrew, Elysia, Ben, and Lucas. Great grandfather of Alex and Savannah. "Murphy" was a builder, electrician, and owner of Murphy’s TV. He was a fun loving man and enjoyed being a pilot, being outdoors, hunting, boating, and fishing. He will be missed by his family and friends. Private services are planned at Holy Cross Cemetery on December 26, 2020. Celebrate Life by Sharing

, SHEILA ANN PARKER (nee Borden), age 70, died Wednesday, December 16, 2020 at the Villa Camillus Nursing Home in Columbia Station from COVID-19 after a long battle with Alzheimer's Disease. Originally from Tuscumbia, Alabama, Sheila was born on January 13, 1950 to Lloyd and Mary Louise (Byrd) Borden. She was preceded in death by her beloved parents and grandparents, former husband Jim Parker, brother Robert Borden, and daughter-in-law Marie Parker. Sheila is survived by her loving brothers Lester and Marvin Borden; sons Johnnie, Justin, Jeremy, Shannon, and Aaron Parker; daughter-in-law Megan Parker; niece Victoria (Borden) Straight; grandchildren Ashley, Natasha and Joshua Parker, Morgan Reddy (Marc Marusa), and Matthew (Caitlin) Koon; and great-grandsons Braeden Parker and Lincoln Marusa. On Wednesday, Dec. 23, at 10:15 a.m., a small graveside ceremony will be held before Sheila is laid to rest at Riverside Cemetery, 3607 Pearl Road, in Cleveland. Boots suitable for mud and snow are advised. Because of current guidance regarding the COVID-19 pandemic, attendees are asked to wear masks and follow social-distancing protocols. Celebrate Life by Sharing

Gaetano (Tom) Antonino Iannaggi, age 83 of Northfield, Ohio passed away on December 10, 2020. He was born on March 6, 1937 in Sicily to the late Francesco and Carmina Iannaggi. At the age of 19, he moved to America and settled in Cleveland, Ohio. There, he met his wife, Corina. They were married for 60 years before her passing in 2018. He is preceded in death by his son Frank Iannaggi (Bev) and grandson, Tommy Iannaggi. He is survived by his daughters Carmen Mormile (Bob) and Gina Perlatti (Tony), and his sons Joseph Iannaggi (Laura) and Tom Iannaggi (Lisa). Loving grandfather to Angela, Julianne, Christina, Heather, Sarah, Michael, Steven, Tommy, Jennifer, Heidi, Michael, Melanie, Corina, Cassandra, and Marissa. He also is the proud great-grandfather to Maximus, Gabriella, Landyn, Dominic, Karli, Ezra, Maverick and Arya. Beloved sibling of Natale Iannaggi (deceased), Alba Santina Cirino (deceased), Benny Iannaggi, Maria Cristofaro and Biaggio Iannaggi. Gaetano was a machinist by trade, retiring from General Motors. Having a strong work ethic, he was not ready to give up work. He went on to work with his family at their bakery. He always enjoyed working with his hands, whether it be in a factory building ...Read More

Following a long struggle with health, Eddie Roy went home to be with the Lord and his family. He is survived by his older brother, Bennie (spouse) Sandra. Eddie Roy is proceeded in death by his parents, Sammie and Lillian Jones, older sisters Brenda Jean and Gloria Joyce, and older brothers Samuel Franklyn and Charles William. A memorial Service will be held on Eddie Roy’s Birthday, St. Patrick Day, March 17, 2021. Following all CDC guidelines location to be determined. Eddie Roy will be buried with his mother, who is laid to rest next to her husband. All responses: Bennie Jones & Family

Patricia Ann LaRocque, age 81, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, December 9, 2020. Beloved daughter of the late Josephine and Clifford, dear sister to Clifford (Jean), Yvonne, Kathleen and Christine (Michael). A graduate of St. Joseph Academy, she was a devoted member of the congregations of St. Vincent de Paul and Our Lady of Angels and served as Eucharistic Minister. She will always be remembered for her kindness and thoughtfulness. Pat loved bargain hunting, dinners out with sister Yvonne and playing bingo with many friends at Franciscan Village. Memorial contributions can be made to O’Neill Healthcare Hospice, 605 Bradley Road, Bay Village, OH 44140. A Celebration of Life with family and friends will take place in spring 2021.

Bruce was a member of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Cleveland, Ohio. As the son of British immigrants with the Church of England, Bruce was christened at Christ Church in Shaker Heights, Ohio. Bruce served in the U. S. Coast Guard as a Hospital Corpsman and was stationed on the great Lakes. Bruce belonged to Vietnam Veterans of America and The American Legion. His dedication to service extended well into his 60’s as he marched in the Memorial Day Parade as often as he could around work and family responsibilities. Bruce was a long-time member of Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), finding his ministry serving other alcoholics with a special place in his heart for alcoholic veterans. Bruce was trained as a secondary education teacher, having received his Bachelor’s degree at Wisconsin State University – River Falls in 1972. Bruce was the son of Douglas and Nora, father of Justin Tash, Peter Lawton, and Catherine Anne Schopp (KJ). Bruce met Suzette at University of Wisconsin River Falls in 1968 and the were wed on September 28, 1974. They raised their three children in Parma, Ohio. Bruce played the upright base, was a geographer, enjoyed trains, and loved music. Bruce was preceded in ...Read More