Helen Elizabeth Duszik was born November 13th, 1948, in Cleveland, peacefully entered eternal rest April 5th, 2024. She was 75 years young and was the youngest sibling of 4 children. Helen graduated from West Tech High School in January 1967. She worked @ the Sherwin Williams Co. in the Branch Accounting office for a while before entering & graduating from Cuyahoga Community College with an associate degree in computer science. Helen worked 20 years for Giant Eagle before retiring. She enjoyed gardening & loved flowers, cats, & the color blue. Helen was preceded in death by her parents Joseph & Cecelia Duszik and her two brothers Joseph & Robert Duszik. She is survived by her sister Sally Ann (Duszik) Sottosanti. Graveside Service, will be held 10:30am, Wednesday, May 8, 2024 at West Park Cemetery, 3942 Ridge Rd. Cleveland, Ohio 44144. Please meet at the front gate off Ridge Road.

Betty P. Barrier (nee wheeler), Age 82, beloved mother of Kelly Armstrong, Late David Barrier, late Samantha Charlton, grandmother of Daniel, Christopher, Amanda, Joshua, Great grandmother of Hayden, Daniel Jr, David, Daryl, Mckayla, Nataly, Nathan, Aiden, Joshua, Christopher, Lilyanna, Lexi, Lyla, great grandmother of Reyna, Aloraliegh and Mothered many More and loved by many and was surrounded by family. Services 2:00-4:00, Saturday, May 4, 2024 at St. Paul's, 4427 W. 45th Cleveland, Ohio. A celebration of her life. celebration of her life will be held immediately following the service.

Kathleen Krause (Bujnovsky) born 9/23/1965 in Cleveland Ohio, passed 4/19/2024 at Berea Alzheimers Care after battling Dementia. Kathleen (Kathy) is the daughter of John Bujnovsky and Ethel Bujnovsky (Toth) , both deceased. Survived by her loving husband Jerry Krause Sr. her children Catherine Krause, Cora Krause and John Krause all of Cleveland, Stepchildren Jerry Krause Jr and Meighan Krause Cowley (Andrew) and three step grandsons James Cowley, Caden Cowley and Liam Cowley. She is survived by her siblings Loraine Bujnovsky of Pittsburgh PA, John Bujnovsky and Michael Bujnovsky of Cleveland Ohio. She also leaves behind her best friend of 30 years Carol Corcoran who was like a sister. Kathy last worked for the IRS for almost 20 years and when asked where she worked, would reply if I tell you, you won't like me. Kathy was an avid baker and one of her most enjoyable things was teaching her children how to bake from scratch. There will be a memorial for Kathy at a later date which we will announce.

Marion Baker age 84, born October 2, 1939, passed away on Wednesday, April 17, 2024. Beloved wife of Frank Baker (deceased). Dearest mother of Sandra Mercurio (Michael), and the late Todd Baker. Cherished grandmother of Marissa Mercurio, Kristen Secrest(James), and Lauren Mercurio (fiancé Stephen Hubbard). Loving sister-in-law to Nancy O’Brien (Jerry, deceased). Dear aunt and friend to many. A celebration of life will be held at a future date for family and friends.

Robert W. Patzwahl 100 years old, of North Olmsted OH passed away on April 8th, 2024 of natural causes. Bob was predeceased by his beloved wife Betty, to whom he was married for 59 years, his parents Theodor and Dorothy Patzwahl and his sister Marilyn Woodling. He is survived by his children David (Leslie), and Carol Moss (Bob), grand children , Philip (Kristy), Kelly Leno (Rocco), Lynn Brzycki (Adam), Sarah Clifford (Quinn) and great grandchildren, Alexis, Drew, Emmy, Maxwell and Cameron. Bob was a member of the 69th infantry division of the Army during WWII, upon his return he graduated from Fenn College (Cleveland State), and enjoyed a career working for Sherwin Williams, Mobil Chemical and Valspar in the area of purchasing. He was proud to have been a Master Mason and a loyal member of the Masonic fraternity for 70 years. Bob and Betty loved to travel and enjoyed numerous cruises in their retirement years. He was a member of the Church of the Redeemer for 69 years, where he served in many capacities. Bob will lovingly be remembered for being a devoted husband, great dad and grandpa as well as a friend to so many. There will be ...Read More

Born February 20th 1941-Passed March 28th 2024 Anne (Annie) Rivera Caldwell, beloved daughter of Jose (Pepine) and Gloria Rivera, went home to the Lord on Holy Thursday, March 28 2024 at the age of 83.She was preceded in death by husbands Ruben DeJesus, and Donn Caldwell. She is survived by husbands Charles Housum and James Moore. Annie is survived by her children, Hiram DeJesus (Candy), Anna DeJesus-Jacobs, Ruben DeJesus (Kathy), Laura Caldwell- Lehman (Doug) and Annette Moore- Shumaker (Kevin). She is also survived by her three siblings: Lucy Rivera Kenyon (Dave), Sarah Rivera, and Jose Louis Rivera (Pat). Annie was grandmother to 12 grandchildren: Alison & Heather DeJesus, Jenny, Jessie and Katrina DeJesus Heath (Lewis), Anthony Jacobs, Jake, Cal, and Stefan Lehman and Iliana “Ian” Moore, Samantha & Kevin Shumaker, as well as her 9 great-grandchildren. Annie was a founding member of the Spanish American Committee, a Cleveland Public School Language teacher, and Cleveland first, and longest running Latina radio personality for Greater Cleveland’s Spanish speaking community. She received many civic and professional awards over a career spanning nearly 60 years in Northeast Ohio. From Grand Marshall of the Puerto Rican Friendly Day, to Language Educator of the Year for Cleveland Public ...Read More

On March 7, 2024 we lost James Edward Weber unexpectedly at his home in Parma Heights, Ohio from a pulmonary embolism. James was born December 1, 1975 in Cleveland and adopted by his loving parents Paul & Joan Weber, both deceased. He grew up in Rocky River, Ohio, playing with his younger sister and his friends. He was a talented and skilled pianist and saxophonist. In adulthood he traveled and had many happy years in Ocracoke, NC and Portland, OR, before returning to Ohio. Jim loved helping his friends, cooking for them, debating philosophy, and binge-watching the next great show while endlessly dissecting and debating it with them. He had a curious mind, a clever wit, and an appreciation of the absurd. Jim had a wonderful charisma, whether he realized it or not, that was immediately present any time he entered a room. He was a person who, upon meeting, you wanted to get to know better. He was entrepreneurial and creative - he anticipated Uber Eats by more than a decade with his “Take-Out Taxi” business in Ocracoke. In 2006, he brought dancers together to recreate the Thriller performance for the first time in Portland, OR. He ran his ...Read More