Shirley Warren, age 63, passed away peacefully on Monday, November 15, 2021. Beloved wife of Mickey (deceased). She will be lovingly remembered by her children; Randy(Tina) Warren, David(Laura) Warren, and Cyndie Graves; mother Mercedes Pilar; sister Sue(Gary) Irwin; Grandchildren Tyler, Aubree, Rylee, Jackson, Jesi, Jaime, & Jensen; Great grandchildren Milinko, Malaki, Maxx, Lotus, Cerius, Cypriss, and Calvin; Niece Jeanne Irwin. May She Rest In Peace.

Coletta M. Sedor, age 95, passed away on Monday, November 15, 2021. Beloved wife of Henry (deceased) for 59 years. Loving mother to Ginny Zavagno (Paul), Cindy Aquilino (Joe), Karen Dingfelder (Gary), Sandy, and Kelly Neuman. Dear grandmother of 12 and great grandmother of 10. May she rest in peace. A private funeral mass and burial will be held at a later date.

Dorothy Kosdrosky, age 97, daughter of Alfred and Bessie Hunt (deceased), sister of Alfred, Ruth, Mary Lou and Miriam (all deceased). Beloved wife of Joseph Fetchu (deceased) and Thomas Kosdrosky (deceased). Loving mother of Carol Rebic (deceased) (Andrew), Diane Kearns, and Joan Pacholewski (Steve). Grandmother of Ginger Karout, Judy Seidner, Mary Kincaid, Amanda Conti, Robin Gallant (deceased), Stephanie Greer, Helen Pacholewski. Great-grandmother and great-great grandmother to many. Special thanks to Jonathan and Krystal Rebic for their loving care of Dorothy for many years prior to the nursing home. Services on Thursday, November 18, at Malloy-Esposito Celebration Center, 6384 Pearl Rd., Parma Hts., 44130. Visitation at 10:00 am, Memorial Services at 11:00 am, followed by brunch at 12 noon. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions in her name are suggested to the Alzheimer’s Association, www.alz.org

On Sunday evening, November 14, 2021, Diane Duley, 72, of Sheffield Lake Ohio, has fallen asleep and is now awaiting the return of our lord and savior Jesus Christ. She was surrounded by family and friends. Diane loved her family and cherished time well spent spoiling them with her love and affection. She loved the Word of God and was devoted to speaking the truth in love. She was a giver of God’s best and loved to see Him work in her life and in her family’s. She is survived by her husband of 56 years Clarence Duley Sr., sons Clarence Duley Jr. (Amanda), Matthew Duley (Marie), daughter Amanda Jackson (Nat), sister Susan Ricker, brother Robert Vaughn (Dee), and three grandchildren, Luke, Rael, and Josef… and her grand-doggy Cocoa. Diane was preceded in death by her parents Chuck and Marcella Vaughn (nee Freeman), Brothers Doyle Vaughn and Kenneth Vaughn, sister Kay Ricker. Diane was born March 28, 1949 in Etowah Tennessee. She had lived in Sheffield Lake for the past 42 years and loved serving her community delivering the local newspaper on her paper-route where she would enjoy quiet mornings in song and prayer delivering the periodicals. She was always ...Read More

Jeanne Lillian Leonard, 95 passed away peacefully on October 31, 2021. She was born to the late William and Lillian (Doyle) Miller. Jeanne was married to the late Wallace R. Leonard and they lived their lives together in the West Park neighborhood of Cleveland. For the last 20 years Jeanne resided in Rocky River, Ohio. She is survived by her son, Dale Leonard of Cleveland and daughters Jaclynn (John) Yatson of LaGrange and Stacey Bonneau of Vermilion. And the grandmother of Nicole Burns of Sheffield Lake, Kristen (Kevin) Burns of Elyria Township, Dale Leonard II of Cleveland, Brandalynn Bonneau and Cassandra Bonneau both of Vermilion and Lisa Martinez of Akron. Great grandmother of Hailey, Brendan, Kaitlyn, Kellen, Mackenzie and Cameron. Jeanne enjoyed singing, dancing and volunteering for various organizations. She was a member of Saint Bernadette Catholic Church in Westlake, Ohio. Funeral arrangements are pending at this time and will be announced at a later date.

THOMAS P. ENGLISH, 70, beloved father of Kayleigh and Luke English, former spouse of Amy English (nee Nash), died Thursday, October 21, 2021, peacefully at his home in Avon Lake, Ohio. Tom was preceded in death by his mother and father, Thomas and Hilda (nee Yantschik) English, brother John English (Maureen), sister Patricia Frankovich (late Richard). He is survived by his sister, Darlene Takacs (late Bob). His memory will be cherished by his nieces and nephews Richie, Brian (Laura), Darlene (Richard), Matt (Gwen), Molly (Mathan), Traci (Jon), Eric, Sean, and Maura. Great Uncle to Colin, Oscar, Owen, Milo, Max, Viola, Maggy and Harrison. Tom graduated a “track and baseball rockstar” from Cathedral Latin High School, received his BA from Cleveland State University, and joined the Asbestos Workers Union, Local 3, Cleveland, in 1974. Tom’s gypsy spirit loved to travel but he always called the shores of Lake Erie home. Not a day passed that he didn’t check what the stars had in store for his Gemini personality. He had an uncanny ability of “playing his numbers” on a hunch to hit the pick 3. Favorite past times included watching storms roll in, grilling the best food in any weather, sweet ...Read More

James "Jim" C. Seidowski, age 32 of Lakewood, passed away October 7, 2021, with his family by his side. Cherished son of Bridget Harper (Jerry); dear brother of Shannon Gaughan (Michael); loving uncle of Madison, Keira and Fiona; dearest grandson of Mary and John Seidowski. He will be remembered fondly aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. Jim enjoyed spending time outdoors, playing poker, and a good laugh with friends. As a true Clevelander, he loved our sports teams. The biggest fan of our Cleveland Browns. He was an animal lover and leaves behind his best companion, Murphy. Jim touched the lives of many people with his kindness and generosity. In his last selfless act on Earth, he was an organ donor. In his honor, family and friends are invited to a celebration of life memorial on Saturday, October 23, at 12:00pm at Harry Buffalo, 18605 Detroit Ave, Lakewood, Ohio.

Terri Lee Attewell (Fitch) passed away in her Lakewood apartment on Sept. 26, 2021, at the age of 74. She is survived by her four children Gregory Pauley, Stephen Pauley, David Attewell, Brandy Harrell (Kenneth) and eight grandchildren as well as her sisters Vicky Vanover, Christine Bowman (James), Janice Fitch, Carrol "Cari" Hahn (George) brother Ray Adkins and companion Kenny Payne. Terri was preceeded by her parents Richard Fitch and Bonnie Adkins, brothers Larry Adkins, John Fitch, Michael Fitch, sister Rebecca Fitch and former husband Russell Attewell. Terri was a fan of Cleveland's sports teams Browns, Indians and Cavs. She also loved to spend time with her large family. She will be missed by her many cousins, nieces and nephews and lifetime friends. A Celebration of Life for Terri, will be held at a later date.

Richard T. Roginsky (Rogo), 81 Devoted father to Stan, Steve (Lisa, deceased) and Richie. Best grandpa to Lewie, Luke and Jake. Fiancé to Tina Jean and like a Dad and Grandpa to Celeste, Trevor, Tatum, Kelly, Jaxson, JJ, Kyley and Mady. Predeceased by his parents Paul and Sophie, sister Ruthe and brother in law Loren. Funeral Mass on Wednesday, October 6, 2021 at 10am at St. Thomas More Church, 4170 North Amber, Brooklyn, Ohio 44144. Served in the United States Navy and was a proud member of the American Legion and Polish Legion.

Joseph M. Aljammal passed away unexpectedly Sunday September 26, 2021, age 31. He is survived by his daughters, Mya and Eliana. Parents Mahmoud Aljammal of Cleveland, Jennifer Aljammal of Wadsworth. Siblings Adam Aljammal of Cleveland, Alyssa Aljammal of Rittman, Drayton Kirsch of California and Kristian Kirsch of Rittman. Fiancé Sarah Warrington of Wadsworth. Niece Maddison and Nephew Marshall. He also leaves behind step siblings and many other loved ones that he loved and cherished. Joe was a bright light in a dark room. His personality was contagious and when you would see him smile it was hard not to smile back. He had a huge heart and did anything he could to help others. He had a love for animals and horses. Joe loved to go to the gym, shoes and sports. He had a fascination with ancient Chinese items. He would collect trinkets and old books and items. He loved music of all sorts and enjoyed going to concerts and festivals. His two daughters were his whole world.They held his heart and being their dad was the most important job he had. He loved being a dad. He was a member of the laborer’s union local 310 in Cleveland ...Read More