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

DANIEL J. “Danny” KACZMARSKI age 74, of Middleburg Heights, OH. Born February 19, 1947, passed away at home under Hospice care on September 20, 2021. Danny is survived by his beloved wife Laura Kaczmarski (nee Hejny) and dearest Step-son James Hejny. He was preceded in death by his parents Theodore “Teddy” and Mary (nee Polaczynski) Kaczmarski and his dear sister Marlene Krall. Danny was born February 19, 1947 in Cleveland, Ohio. He graduated from Valley Forge High School in 1965, went on to earn his MBA from Baldwin Wallace College and was CPA. Danny met Laura, his wife, his partner, the love of his life for 23 years while they both worked for Ridge Tool Company, in Elyria, OH. Danny worked as the corporate controller for Ridge Tool Company for 30 years, he retired in 2012. Danny was an avid wood-worker, he made many beautiful pieces of art and furniture. At Danny’s request, there will be no funeral or memorial services. He will be laid to rest at Holy Cross cemetery.

Janet Cadwell passed away on September 13, shortly after her 83rd birthday. Janet was preceded in death by her parents, John and Ruth Sotak. Janet is survived by her daughter, Lori, son-in-law, Ed, and granddaughters, Jenna and Kirsten. Janet graduated from Baldwin Wallace College with a BA in Education. She was a member of Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority. After college, she taught 4th grade at Maple School in North Olmsted. She was married to Donald Cadwell for 17 years. They travelled extensively around the world, living briefly in Canada and Australia. Later in life, Janet earned a Master's degree and sought to help others with alcohol and substance abuse issues. The family will not be holding any memorial services at this time. Janet will be dearly missed by family and friends.

Joyce Thurber 75, of Brunswick, Ohio passed away peacefully under hospice care on Thursday September 9, 2021. Joyce was born in Glen Burnie, Maryland on September 25, 1945 to the late Lester Stumpf and Thelma Thompson. She was a homemaker that loved spending time with family, especially with her cousins from Maryland. She enjoyed building puzzles and tending to her flowers. Joyce will be greatly missed by her four children William and Steven Thurber of Brunswick, Ohio, Tony Thurber of Litchfield, OH, and Patricia Hilllebrandt of Mt. Sterling, Kentucky. Grandchildren including Rachel, Jeremy, Jonathan, Mariana, Samantha, and Noah. Great grandchildren including Mila, Rylie, Troy, Sadie, Severie, and Michael. Joyce was preceded in death by her daughter Alice and husband William of 46 years that died peacefully on February 12, 2012.

JEAN MARIE HADNEY (née Gareau), age 86, passed away peacefully September, 9, 2021. Loving wife of Robert (deceased 2013) for 57 years. Mother of Dave (Mary), Alison Yovanno (Sam), and Rob (Aubrey). Grandma of Lauren, Remy, and Marissa. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to a charity of choice. Private Memorial Mass will be held in her honor.

Edward W Schwarzer passed away September 6, 2021 in Cleveland. Born July 20, 1954 he was preceded in death by is parents Arthur and Edith Schwarzer. He is survived by brothers Art, Mike(Lisa) and sister Barbara Shank (Chuck) plus nieces, nephews, great nieces, great nephews and many cousins. He will be laid rest at Holy Cross cemetery in a private service with family

PATRICK THOMAS COLVIN, passed away on August 22, 2021. Born on June 2, 1965 in Glen Ridge, N.J. he was preceded in death by his parents A. Howard and Juanita (nee Fremin) Colvin and brothers Phillip, David and sister-in-law Cheryl (Mealey) Colvin. He is survived by his sister Susan (Tom) Obral, nieces Sarah ( Ben) Kowalski and Rachel Obral and nephews Nathan Obral and Alexander and Grant (Marcus) Colvin. Also surviving are his uncle George Fremin Jr., cousins George III and Valerie Fremin and John Colvin - all of Texas. Patrick was a 1983 graduate of Lakewood High School and received his B.A from Cleveland State University in 1989. President of Westown Development Corporation where he was instrumental in saving the Variety Theatre. Employed at Severance Hall, Blossom Music Center, Gund Arena and The Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame. In lieu of flowers please consider a donation to The Friends Of The Historic Variety Theatre. Funeral Mass, 10am, Saturday, September 11, 2021 at Holy Trinity Church, 33601 Detroit Rd. Avon, OH. Receiving friends one hour prior to Mass.

Herbert “Herbie” S. Lawrence II of Cleveland, Ohio passed away peacefully at home on the morning of August 7, 2021, under the care of Crossroads Hospice and his beloved niece, Dee Sterling and her fiancé, Kevin Eberhardt. Herbie was born on August 27, 1949 to his parents, Herbert and Edith Lawrence. He lived in Decatur, Illinois; Milan, Tennessee, and then settled with his family in Cleveland, Ohio when he was in the 3rd grade. He graduated from John Marshall High School in 1967. He married his high school sweetheart, Patty Martin, and although their lives took different paths, she was a monumental part of his life. Herbie had a passion for cars, motorcycles, and trains that defined who he was. He loved Ford car models and belonged to two car clubs, first the “American Cruiser” and then the “Pistons”, both in which he was heavily involved. Many know him for his drag race talents and his iconic “Falconstein” race car (featured numerous times in the Cruisin’ Times magazine) and his 1958 Panel Wagon. His pride and joy was his 1957 Harley-Davidson Panhead motorcycle with its red and chrome finishes and kick start. He had a love for Halloween and all ...Read More

Catherine M. Frame passed away suddenly on August 20, 2021 Catherine was born August 22, 1959 Daughter of Joyce Hill (Mechling)(deceased) Father, Timmy O'Flanagan (deceased)/ Lincoln Hill (deceased) Loving Mother of Christine M. Frame Cherished Grandmother of Jeremiah Dear Sister of Carolyn (Pauline), Jennifer (John), Corrie(deceased), Rich (Sherri), Hallie (deceased) and Mary. Special Aunt and Mentor of Katie (Terry) and Christian Special Aunt of Anthony, Aaron, Emily, Kirsten, Mark, Samantha, Richie, and Great Aunt of Tyler & Mason. Cuz/Aunt to Isaiah and Nathan. Aunt to many more…… Special cousin to Franny, Jane & Gail. Special friend to Caroline. Cuz and Friends of many. To anyone that we missed, Cathy loved you all. Friends received 4-6 Thursday, August 26, 2021 Malloy-Esposito Celebration Center 6384 Pearl Road Parma Heights, OH 44130 In Lieu of Flowers, donations can be placed in envelope @ the Celebration Center

Elizabeth Fay Cleer, maiden name Rouse. September 6th 1938, to August 18th 2021 82 years young, pre-deceased by James “Scotty” Cleer For as long as anyone can remember, mom’s signature red hair made her stand out. Her smile and lighthearted humor are what drew people in. Fay was the kind of person who cherished laughter and whimsical outlets. A woman of many talents and a devout Christian, Fay cleaned homes, worked at the dry cleaner, loved her church family, and played a mean game of Uno. She was known to trash talk her family while tossing corn hole, gaming on the Wii, playing Pictionary, and even throwing axes. She was also known for her famous Jello Surprise that surpassed all known laws of physics and gravity. Rumor has it that NASA once reached out to her for the formula of the Jello Surprise to be used as heat shield panels for the space shuttle. Mom loved her grand children dearly, so much so, that she shot her eldest grandson, Mike, in the back while playing paintball at the age of 70. She shared horribly corny jokes with Kegan. She spent the summers putting pennies on the railroad tracks and exploring ...Read More