JUDITH IRENE MARIE BEELER age 72, passed away peacefully on February 20, 2024. She is survived by her daughter Deanna Throckmorton (Mike), son Billy Beeler and stepdaughter Lynda Lanier; grandchildren Tino Salvo (Aly), Naomi Beeler (fiancé Caleb), Emma Beeler, Savanna Beeler, Tony Throckmorton and William Beeler; Daughter in laws Brenda Beeler and Franny Boggs. She is proceeded in death by her husband Billy C Beeler, stepson Tony Beeler, parents Joseph & Dallas Downey. Memorial/Celebration of Life will be held Saturday March 9, 2024 from 2 pm to 6 pm– Service will start at 2 PM, after we will have an open house until 6 PM in the Chapel and Café of O’Neill Nursing Home – Fairview Park, 20770 Lorain Rd, Fairview Park, Ohio 44126.

Sean J. Beam age 57 USAF-Desert Shield/Desert Storm Veteran, USAF Reserves. Beloved Husband of Linda A Beam (nee Bert); Children: William Beam and Grace Beam; Parents: James B.Beam, Marilyn K. Beam (Burton); Brother: Robert T. Beam. Memorial at a later date

LINDA JAY WARNER age 76, passed away Friday, February 16, 2024. Linda was a daughter, sister, aunt, cousin, friend, Korb pool swimmer, Northfield skater, teacher, companion, traveler and all around regular person. It’s been quite a life. I saw the Aurora Borealis dance across the midnight sky. I flew aerobatics in an experimental plane. My feet walked the cobbled streets of Warsaw, Krakow and Prague. The architecture of Barcelona, Toledo and Florence delighted me. On a bench in Amsterdam a stranger became a friend. My tears flowed at Terezin and Auschwitz. I stared in the eye of a humpback whale and dipped my hat into the waters of the Atlantic Ocean, the Caribbean and Mediterranean Seas; into Lakes names Erie, Cardinal and Wentworth. The waters of Cuyahgoa, Colorado, Grand, Virgin, Saco, Chagrin and Vistula rivers tickled my feet. I had a fulfilling career teaching and helped many children grow. I did my best but was never perfect. I have loved and been loved by a few and not liked by a few more. Life was not always easy but I muddled through the hard times and somehow survived. I had a good sense of humor. I tried to be a ...Read More

Lillian Emma Smith age 89, passed away, February 14, 2024. Loving mother of Wanda Ols (Raymond deceased), Wayne (deceased), Keith (Linda), Scheryl (deceased), Duane (Lois) and Anthony Sr. (Kathy). Proud grandmother of Sharon Seeh (David), Stephanie Alley (Ryan deceased), Anthony Jr, Justin (Allie), Alan (Rachel), Matthew (Jamie) and Ryan. Great-grandmother of Taylor, Nathan, Jacob, Ben, Rylynn, Hayden, Kieran, Emelyn, Addie, Corrie, Hallie, Audrey, Ellie and Baby Smith. Born in Chicago, IL Lillian was youngest of 8 daughters to Paul and Emma Golchert. Private family graveside services at Sunset Memorial Park.

Winifred Eckelmeyer (nee Hagedorn)11/21/38-01/28/24 Proceeded in death by son Lawrence Eckelmeyer and husband William Eckelmeyer. Survived by daughter Chris Bell, Scott Eckelmeyer (Tami), Wendy Prida (Dean) Granddaughters Jamie, Taylor, Madison and Ashley. Great granddaughters, Isabel and Sophia. Private services to be announced.

Keri L. Krivok, age 46, passed away peacefully on January 29, 2024 in Youngstown, Ohio. She was the loving daughter of Sue and the late Ken Krivok. Dear sister of Lisa Kozak, and Ken Kozak. Cherished aunt of Nicholas Boland, Abby Boland, and Mia Boland. Keri was a lover of art and her furry love “Precious”. Any donations may be made to NAMI of Cleveland. All Services Private.

Carmon L. Manes, “Lee” age 81, of North Ridgeville, OH passed away on Wednesday January 24, 2024. In the 81 years that Lee lived, he was so many things to so many people. He was a son, father, husband, hero, grandfather, and friend. Lee was a proud veteran and served in Germany for 2 years as a military police officer. After he proudly served his country, he then worked for the United States Postal Service as a mail man for over 20 years until he retired. Lee had many passions, the first spending time with family and friends. He was a dedicated sports fan and always stayed active. One of his favorite sports that he enjoyed playing with his sons and grandkids was basketball. He also enjoyed traveling and going dancing. He had a bright and energetic personality and was known for his infectious sense of humor and making people smile. Lee is well loved and will be missed by many. He is survived by beloved wife of 25 years, Christine V. Manes, sons Phil Manes & Dan (Laura) Manes, daughter JoAnn (Robert) Gray, nephew Mark Sieber, grandchildren Kitty Manes, Brandon (Dawn) Bulcroft, Nicole (Keith) Schindler, Bobby Gray, Robby Bulcroft, ...Read More

Rocky River - Daina Lesheim, age 88, passed away on January 19, 2024, in Rocky River, Ohio. She was born on September 10, 1935, in Riga, Latvia Daina was a force of nature. She lived life to the fullest and was very loved by her family, many friends, and the community she inspired. She had a passion for gardening, interior design, and hosting extraordinary dinner parties. Daina was also an avid tennis player, walker, reader, fashionista, ballroom dancer, and a dedicated volunteer who spoke five languages. She is survived by her daughter Lolita Lesheim Panschar and husband Matthew Panschar, her son Brent, her son Ingar and wife Jennifer Lesheim (nee Purdy), her grand children, Tristan, Konrad, and Gabriel. Daina was preceded in death by her husband of 56 years Hans Joachim Lesheim, her father Karlis Rudzitis, her mother Zenija Rudzitis, and her brother Mintaus Rudzitis. Daina graduated from Case Western Reserve University in 1957 with a BA in History. She also graduated from Virginia Marti College of Art and Design and Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts. In her career, Daina co-founded Cleveland Draperies and Upholstery with her Hans. She also volunteered with The Great Lakes Shakespeare Festival, Cleveland ...Read More

Michael (Mickey) Pieffer, 68, of Cleveland, Ohio passed away January 13, 2024. He was born February 13, 1955, in Camp Kilmer, New Jersey at the US Army Hospital to Walter and Mary Pieffer. He attended James Ford Rhodes High School in Cleveland, Ohio. He was a longtime football coach at St. Vincent DePaul School in Cleveland, a mentor to many young kids from the area, avid golfer, and sports fan. He worked for many years in the trucking industry and was active in the Cleveland Traffic Club. Mickey is preceded in death by his parents, Walter and Mary and survived by his loving wife, Mary Laura, his children, Frank (Jaclyn), and Nicole (Nate), his adoring grandchildren, Grady, Braeden, Frankie, Lucy, Annie, Wyatt, and Eli, his brothers and sister, Nancy, Bo, Pat, Danny, and Dale. His funeral mass will be held at 11AM on Friday, February 9th at St. Vincent DePaul Catholic Church (13400 Lorain Ave Cleveland, Ohio 44111). Family and friends are invited to a celebration of his life at PJ McIntyre’s (17119 Lorain Ave) in West Park after the mass. In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation “In memory of Mickey Pieffer” to St. Vincent DePaul Parish (13400 ...Read More