Connie was born in McKeesport, Pennsylvania to Mary and Michael Bonadio. She was the oldest of 5. They moved to Cleveland when she was a teen so her father could be closer to his shoe-making shop, where she would help out when she wasn't at school. She enjoyed working and always had interesting jobs including working at the Five and Dime across from West Side Market, Annunciation school in the office and in the toy department at Kmart. She loved being around people and always met intriguing ones while at work. Connie was the beloved mother of 6 children who she raised in Cleveland and then in Brook Park with her husband Thomas. She was a wonderful wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother who loved her family dearly. Connie had a bright and vibrant personality and was known for her stories, especially the ones that were a little over the top. She loved to play the piano which she started playing when she was young and played for most of her life. Her love for music followed her throughout life and when she moved into her final home at Generations, she always made sure to get a front-row seat at Happy ...Read More

James A. Shiban, aged 87, of Northfield, Ohio, went home to our Lord on Saturday, November 30, 2024 after a brief stay at the Hospice Center of Southwest General. Born in Cleveland, he was a generous, caring, and giving man who loved life, his family, and the Church. His Catholic faith and love for God was always a staple throughout his life. A beloved father, he is survived by his children Cheri (Doug) Rieth, Gerri, Jim (Lisa), Dave, and Kristi. He is grandfather to Tracy, Stacy, Terry, Sabrina, and Nicole as well as great grandfather and uncle to many. A beloved brother, he is survived by Tom (Marie) and sister Kathy (Steve) Hudak. He also cherished his many relationships over the years with countless friends, especially Jimmy, Mark, Dave, and George. Calling Hours will be at 11 A.M.; Funeral Mass to follow from 12:00-1:00 on Monday, December 9, at St. Matthias Church in Parma, Ohio, at 1200 W. Sprague Rd, Parma, Ohio, 44134.

Edwin Arthur Cristman, born on August 3, 1954, passed away leaving behind a legacy of love and cherished memories. He was the beloved son of Joyce Cristman and the late Edwin Arthur Cristman Sr. Ed was a devoted father to his children, Stephany Yaro, married to Joe, and Justin Cristman, married to Alicia. His role as a father was one of his greatest joys, and he took immense pride in his family especially with his two grandchildren, Harper and Nolan Yaro. Edwin was a much-loved brother to Terry Miller, Jennifer Cristman, Eva Sefcik, John Cristman, who is married to Jennifer, and Connie Cristman. His siblings remember him as a source of strength and kindness, always ready with a helping hand. Ed was also an adored uncle and great uncle to many, leaving a lasting impact on the younger generations of his family. Throughout his life, Ed was known for his warm heart, generous spirit, and sarcastic sense of humor. His family and friends will remember him for his dedication to those he loved. The family will be holding a private celebration of life, but in honor of his battle with colon and liver cancer, the family invites those who wish, ...Read More

Laurence Woodrow “Larry” Bruner July 31, 1943 – November 19, 2024 Larry was the first of five children born to Ruth and Woody Bruner and spent his early years in Cincinnati, Ohio. According to his family , he was very bright, creative, mischievous, and had an independent mind. Gifted with a rich singing voice, he spent several years attending the Catholic Diocese of Cincinnati Choir School. When the family moved to Cleveland, Larry went to St. Ignatius High School, graduating from there and later from John Carroll with a degree in economics and speech. Larry was truly a child of the ‘60s - in the best way. He enthusiastically took to the new music that emanated first from the folk and later rock music scene. He also wrote a column for the folk scene in Cleveland titled “Coffee Is My Drug,” but more accurately it was music that was always his drug. It was his life-long passion to grow and nurture the Northeast Ohio music community. Many people first met him as manager and scheduler of the coffee-house night club LaCave at E. 106th and Euclid from 1967 until it closed in 1969. Ten of the groups that performed at ...Read More

Miguel Angel Delgado Passed away peacefully surrounded by family on 11/17/2024 in Elyria ,OH at the age of 66. Miguel is survived by his father Miguel Angel Delgado Sr of Caguas, PR ; his Wife of 33 years Betty Delgado of Elyria, OH ; His Brother Edwin Delgado, and sisters Wendy Delgado- Olmeda, Jannette Delgado- Olmeda and Ivette Delgado- Olmeda and his children Miguel Angel Delgado III , Annette Floyd, Janette Delgado, Miguel Enrique Delgado, Christine Martin and Danielle Iris Walters and several Grandchildren. Miguel passed away peacefully after batting with health complications for some time; on a beautiful fall day with the sun outside, slight chilly breeze and bright colored leaves falling on the ground outside the window while surrounded by his family. Miguel loved his family and would spend many hours, almost every day, calling his brothers and sisters, aunts, uncles, cousins and children, just to say hello. He loved fishing, coming home to a cold beer and cooking dinner for his family. He would watch the weather in whatever city we were in and call to make sure we were prepared for storms, power outages and hurricanes. He will be remembered for the love he showered on ...Read More

With immense sadness, we say goodbye to Anthony J Place, beloved family member and friend. Anthony was born in Tiffin, OH and grew up in Medina and graduated from Medina High School in 1999. Anthony continued his education at The University of Akron, graduating, in 2004 with two Bachelor of Arts degrees in Mass Media and Communications. Anthony was very successful and passionate about what he loved. Whether it be the thriving and very successful remodeling business, his never ending passion and dedication to shoes and his love of nature. His soulful nature and light he brought into many lives will be forever be missed. Anthony is survived by his sister Annaliesa Place, Diego Garcia, Calima Garcia (9), Vera Garcia (6), many aunts and uncles, cousins and friends. He is preceded in death by his father Milton Place and Mother Winifred (Muska) Place. In lieu of flowers donations can be made to LifeACT and/or NAMI in Anthony’s name. A celebration of Life will be held on December 1, 2024 at 11:30am at Rocky River Tap & Social, 19245 Detroit Rd, Rocky River, OH 44116.

Linda “Lyn” Sue Hudson February 21, 1960 – November 7, 2024 It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Linda “Lyn” Sue Hudson, age 64, who left us peacefully on November 7, 2024. Born on February 21, 1960, in Logan, West Virginia, Lyn was a beloved member of her community and family, touching countless lives with her kindness, warmth, and unwavering love. Lyn was the devoted and cherished wife of Mitchell Hudson, who stood by her side in all seasons of life. She was a proud and loving mother to Ronda and Jon (Santasiia), and a caring stepmother to Corrinne (James) and Nicklaus. Her family was her world, and her heart overflowed with joy in her roles as grandmother to Alexis (Cory), Kayden, Lindsey, Rae’lynn, Eva, Norrah, and Elliott, and great-grandmother to Maverick, Colter, and Zayden. Preceded in death by her mother, Eunice Caperton, and her father, Ephraim Watts, Lyn was a steadfast sister to Delmas (Eugenia), Dallas (Denise), Lamisa, Laura (John), and Rosezetta (John/deceased). She held her siblings close to her heart and treasured their bond deeply. A woman of many talents and passions, Lyn found joy in cooking and exploring new recipes, often sharing her ...Read More

Born 8/1/38 to 10/30/24 Loving husband for 66 years to Nancy (Ann LoBello). Father to Ron Simmons (Kathy Longo), Lisa Burris ( James Halanski), Sheila Craniotis (Jorge), Michelle Shannon (Hugh), Monice Fritts (Ed), Monica Bitner (Scott Sharon). The family is blessed with 13 grandchildren (Christopher, Nicole, Victoria, Andrew, Colin, Alex, Niko, Matthew, Michaela, Madison, Chad, Amber, and McKenna) and beyond blessed with 11 great-grandchildren. Ronald worked for Cleveland Range Company nearly his entire career. Additionally, was an avid handball player at Willoughby YMCA and participated in many State of Ohio Competitive Handball Tournaments. Ron knew how to draw in a crowd with his vivacious personality and contagious laugh. Ron entered into Eternal Rest and Peace surrounded by his devoted wife and six children. A Celebration of Life will be announced at a later date.

With heavy hearts, we announce the passing of Elizabeth Yanda, a remarkable woman whose love, courage, and unwavering spirit touched everyone she knew. Elizabeth left this world after a long and valiant battle with cancer, surrounded by the warmth and love of her family. Elizabeth was the devoted mother of Kristen Chambers (née Yanda) of Sheffield Village and cherished mother-in-law to Victor Chambers. She is preceded in death by her beloved grandson, Kyle Yanda, who held a special place in her heart. She was the daughter of the late Etta (née Johnston) and Kenneth Yanda, whom she honored throughout her life with her kindness and dedication. Elizabeth was a beloved sister to Arthur Ackerman (wife, PetaAnne) of New Hampshire, the late Harold Ackerman (wife, Elaine) of Avon Lake, the late Ronald Snyder (wife, Janice) of Willoughby, Kenneth Yanda (wife, Pamela) of West Virginia, Jeanette Yanda of Tennessee, and Evelynne Conrad of Columbus. She was a cherished friend to Kathy Guzik of Cleveland, and her friendship and support brought comfort to many. A proud aunt and great-aunt, Elizabeth held close her extended family, including Michelle and Greg Ackerman of Parma, Michelle and Scott Covell of Avon Lake, and Grant and Katharina ...Read More

DAVID L. BLY, age 89 passed away October 21, 2024 due to Alzheimer's disease. Dearly beloved husband of Jean; Loving father of Ken (Kathy) Bly; cherished grandfather of Justin (Emily), Amanda Bezares (Michael), and a devoted great grandfather. Preceded in death by his first wife Ruth, and his daughter Janice Field. Dave was a retired member of the Westlake Police Department. During his 30 years of service, he held all ranks including that of police chief from 1986 to 1992. He was a member of the Westlake Police Department pistol team, and an expert marksman. Upon retirement, he was secretary/treasurer of the Retired Ohio Police Chiefs Association. He loved bowling and playing softball for the Huff-N-Puffers Senior Softball League. Other hobbies included woodworking and genealogy where he was able to trace his family back to the 1600's. All services were private. Memorial contributions can be made to Christ Church, 23080 Royalton Road, Columbia Station, Ohio where he was a longtime member.