“She opens her mouth with wisdom, and loving instruction is on her tongue.” (PROV 31:26 CSB) Mary Akers personified the Proverbs 31 woman. A woman of strength, honor and character, Mary supported her family – and the community – in a way that brought glory to God. All the days of her life complete, Mary […]
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Jorgen Bo Christensen
MANSFIELD: Jørgen Bo Christensen passed away Monday, August 18, 2025, surrounded by loved ones. He was born October 8, 1953 in Thisted, Denmark to the late Karl and Kristine Christensen. During his schooling in Denmark, Bo enrolled to be a foreign exchange student in the U.S. attending Clear Fork High School in 1972. Bo was […]
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Harold H. Davis
MANSFIELD: Harold Hunter Davis, age 89, died peacefully Saturday afternoon, June 28, 2025, while in the care of Bridge Hospice at Provision Living of Findlay. Born January 24, 1936, in Shelby to Harold and Evelyn (Hunter) Davis, Harold was raised with a sense of duty and order – traits he carried throughout his life. He […]
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Carol Davidson Eicher
CAROL DAVIDSON EICHERBORN: JULY 22, 1946 – PASSED JUNE 15, 2025 LEXINGTON, OHIO: Carol Davidson Eicher was a designer. From her early years designing kitchens at the Tappan Home Center, to owning Videos to Go in Lexington, Ohio, to becoming a realtor with Sluss RealtyCarol has always maintained strong relationship bonds with her family. Carol’s […]
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Thomas “Kenny” Carroll
Thomas Kenneth “Kenny” Carroll, age 51, of Bellville, passed away on May 28th after a long, courageous battle with cancer. Kenny was born on January 18, 1974 in Troy, Ohio and was the son of Thomas A. Carroll, Jr. and Mary L. (O’Diam) Carroll. After graduating from Clear Fork High School in 1992, Kenny spent […]
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John E. Cooper, Jr.
CRESTLINE: John Cooper absolutely loved sports—any sport you can think of! Whether it was basketball, baseball, football, soccer, volleyball, or even those rare ones that pop up only once every four years, he was totally into it. His competitive streak was strong, but what really made him special was his friendly, approachable nature that hid […]
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Michael Dean “Mike” Free
MANSFIELD: Mike Free was a Jack-of-all-trades. He was so good at everything: electrical work, plumbing, building, as the saying goes: “Master of none” Mike was “better than a master of one.” He was so well rounded in the construction trades; it perfectly complimented his kind heart to help others in a practical way. Mike was […]
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Roger Weaver
“I loved trains and railroading and couldn’t wait to get started.” Roger Weaver’s passion for the railroad was an unstoppable force calling him to the railroad as a teenager. His commitment to his career was a reflection of Roger’s unwavering dedication, trustworthiness, and grit as a professional. More importantly, Roger was just the same as […]
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Richard L. “Dick” Shasky
MANSFIELD: “Nothing but harmony, honesty, industry and frugality are necessary to make us a great and happy people.” George Washington’s letter to Marquis de LaFayette on January 29, 1789 seemed to foretell the life of Dick Shasky. Like Washington, Dick was a good leader, concerned with his legacy, patriotic, and a wise teacher. A caring […]
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LEXINGTON: David Hershner wore black leather for Jesus. A motorcycle enthusiast since his youth, Dave had a passion for evangelism and was a member of Sons of God Motorcycle Club – a national organization of real bikers, doing real life – living according to God’s Word, and riding. He later founded Evangelists for Christ a […]