Scopel, William

William H. (Bill) Scopel, Jr. of Berea, Ohio passed away in his sleep at age 83 after a rapid decline in health.  Born in Cleveland in 1943, Bill is preceded in death by his parents William H. Scopel, Sr. and Marie (Miller), and baby sister Mary Beth. 

He is survived by his loving wife of 58 years Karen (Kornuta), daughter Stephanie Harper, sister Sue Dress (Ray, predeceased),  brothers-in-law Keith Kornuta (Susan) of Mountain View AR and Nick Kornuta (Cindy) of Houston TX, as well as sister-in-law Nancy Kornuta (Danny Radvansky).

Cherished uncle to Tracy (Tim) Lion, Scott (Cathy) Dress, Tim (Maria) Dress and beloved great uncle to Jack and Kate …Read More

Zetts, Judith

Judith K. Zetts (nee, Anderson), (Aunt Judie), beloved Aunt, Stepmother, Grandmother, Great-Grandmother, and cherished friend, passed away peacefully on August 6, 2026, at the age of 85.  She was born on October 26, 1940, and was a proud graduate of Independence High School in Ohio, Class of 1958.

Throughout her working life, she held positions primarily as a secretary and bookkeeper, bringing her intelligence, dedication, and wonderful sense of humor to everything she did.

She spent 30 years living in Florida before recently returning to Ohio, where she was lovingly cared for by and shared a home with her two nieces.  She …Read More

MacKay, Owen

Owen MacKay, 47, of Cleveland, Ohio, passed away on Sunday, August 2nd, after years of battling debilitating health problems.

Born in West Berlin, Germany during the closing decade of the Cold War, Owen lived in Germany, Maryland, Japan, Germany again, Virginia, Ohio, Virginia again, Florida, New Mexico, and finally back to Ohio. His travels gave him a taste for adventure and new culinary experiences, and developed a remarkable talent as an amateur chef.

Having demonstrated both interest and skill in technology, Owen would become one of the youngest Master-certified auto repair technicians in the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence’s history. Owen …Read More

URBAN, MICHAEL

MICHAEL TATE URBAN, age 51 passed away on July 16, 2026. Beloved son of Caroline Urban (nee Meier) and the late Mark Urban. Dear brother of the late Sara Urban. Proud and dedicated owner of Accuflow Seamless Gutters. Memorial Service, 10am, Sunday, August 9, 2026 at the Wade Memorial Chapel inside Lakeview Cemetery, 2316 Euclid Ave, Cleveland, OH 44106

Debevc, Robert

Robert (Bob) L. Debevc age 64 passed away Monday July 27, 2026. He was the son of Raymond and Eleanor both deceased and brother to Daniel (Anna). Bob had 40 years of sobriety which he was very proud of.  He had a long relationship with Linda Razayeski until her passing in 2013. Bob was a very talented industrial designer and an artist. He was very courteous and friendly to everyone he met.  He leaves many cousins and special friends, Danny and Denis. Services were private.

Hopkins, Sumiko

Sumiko was born and raised in Kyoto Japan. She came to the US in 1962 after marrying, becoming a proud citizen in 1972. She worked for many years and retired from Rockwell Automation, earning many achievements there. She was very active in retirement with a large circle of friends and heavily involved with the Solon Senior Center. She spent the last few years enjoying her life at Haven Assisted Living Unit.

She is survived by her niece, Mikako Tamura (Takayuki) and her great nephew, YoTamura. She is reunited with her son Dale Hopkins II (Lou LaMarca), her parents and her siblings.

Sumiko …Read More

Sheehan, William

William Jeffrey Sheehan, born December 23, 1957, passed away in his home in Cleveland, OH on June 6, 2026. He was preceded in death by his parents, Merceda and Jack Sheehan. He is survived by his siblings, Loree and Greg Sheehan, his daughter, Amanda Helali, and his partner, Mary Beth Herrington. 

Born and raised in Cleveland, Jeff developed a love of learning from a young age. After becoming valedictorian of his high school, West Tech, he went on to study economics at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire, graduating in 1979. There he met his first wife, Helen, and they moved to …Read More

Keating, Kathleen

In Loving Memory

With heavy hearts we announce the passing of Kitty Keating on Friday July 17th, 2026. She was our beloved mother, proud grandmother, sister, loving aunt, great-aunt and dear friend. She shared a lifetime of memories with her three sisters. She lived a life defined by compassion, resilience, humor and unwavering devotion to the people she loved. With her quick wit and infectious sense of humor, she had a remarkable gift for making everyone around her feel welcomed, valued and cared for. 

She loved sharing stories from her younger, adventurous years, delighting family with tales that reflected her free spirit …Read More

Skillicorn-Pankhurst, Catherine

In Loving Memory of Catherine Skillicorn-Pankhurst
January 16, 1955 to July 14, 2026

Catherine was a beloved wife, mother, Nana, artist and friend. Her strength, compassion and love left a lasting mark on everyone fortunate enough to know her. She faced life’s challenges with remarkable courage and determination, fighting with great strength against every obstacle. Even as her body grew weaker, her spirit remained resilient, inspiring those around her with grace, perseverance and unwavering love for her family. Catherine had a deep appreciation for nature. She loved animals, the outdoors, and found joy in caring for many pets. As an artist, she …Read More

Allen, Jenna

Jenna Allen passed suddenly on Saturday, July 11, 2026, just 2 days shy of an operation.

Jenna had a magic touch and always found a way to make everyone feel loved, special, and welcome. She grew up in Grafton, Ohio and graduated from Midview High School. As a youth her passion for music was clear, as she was Grand Soloist—State of Ohio for Rainbow Girls and active in arts and music.

Holding a dual degree in literature and music from Baldwin-Wallace, Jenna continued to sing and had one of her poems published in a literary journal. Never one to rest on …Read More