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Vol.150-No. 5 Fax 419-470-8602 DAYTON, OHIO FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 2020 (031 ) Phone 937-222-6000 1 dollar Periodicals 5 charged in $2.8 million Dark Web drug Postage Paid Toledo, OH trafficking, money laundering conspiracy In our editions... Court Calendars A federal grand jury has indicted Named in the indictment are: by the Department of Justice’s multi- Department of Homeland Security, Supreme Court of Ohio five individuals alleged to be members • Khlari Sirotkin, 36, of agency Special Operations Division Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms Court of Appeals of one of the most prolific online drug Colorado (SOD), including assigned attorneys and Explosives, Department of Justice Bankruptcies trafficking organizations in the United • Kelly Stephens, 32, of from the Narcotic and Dangerous Drug and Financial Crimes Enforcement Common Pleas Court New Suits, Judges Orders States. The indictment was returned Colorado Section. Network. Current Business and unsealed in Cincinnati. • Sean Deaver, 36, of Ne- This operation was facilitated The narcotics conspiracy in this Domestic Relations Court According to the 21-count in- vada in conjunction with the Joint Crimi- case is punishable by 10 years up to New Suits (Divorces) dictment, since 2013, co-conspirators • Abby Jones, 37, of Nevada nal Opioid and Darknet Enforcement life in prison. The money laundering Dissolutions of Marriage used several Dark Web marketplace • Sasha Sirotkin, 32, of Cali- (JCODE) team. JCODE is a FBI-led conspiracy is punishable by up to 20 Judges Orders accounts and encrypted messaging fornia. initiative that brings together agents, years in prison. Individual counts of Current Business apps in order to sell illegal drugs Each is charged in all 21 counts. analysts and professional staff to distributing and attempting to distribute Probate Court Wills & Estates online. Each of the five defendants was ar- disrupt the sale of drugs, especially fentanyl or heroin also carry potential Guardianships & Trusteeships The defendants allegedly spe- rested in December and has appeared fentanyl and other opioids, on the maximum penalties of 20 years in Marriage Licenses cialized in the manufacturing and in federal court in Cincinnati. internet and dismantle criminal enter- prison. Selling counterfeit drugs is Dayton Municipal Court distribution of more than one million The investigation was coordi- prises that facilitate this trafficking. punishable by up to 10 years in prison. New Suits fentanyl-laced counterfeit pills and nated out of the Cincinnati Field Office The JCODE team consists of the fol- Congress sets minimum and maximum Appearance Calls laundered approximately $2.8 million of the FBI and is part of an Organized lowing entities: the Federal Bureau statutory sentences. Sentencing of Judges Orders over the course of the conspiracy. Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force of Investigation, Drug Enforcement defendants will be determined by the Current Business The pressed fentanyl pills, along with (OCDETF) joint investigation con- Administration, U.S. Postal Inspec- Court based on the advisory sentencing Vandalia Municipal Court New Suits heroin, methamphetamine and cocaine, ducted by the Southern Ohio Digitized tion Service, Department of Defense, guidelines and other statutory factors. Hearings were shipped to the Southern District Organized Crime Group. Essential Defense Intelligence Agency, U.S. Recorder’s Office of Ohio and throughout the country. support and coordination was provided Customs and Border Protection, US (See CONSPIRACY page 2) Real Estate Transfers Vendor’s Licenses Legal Notices Trees to Textbooks invests $1.5 Abstracts Tax credit for low-income families to Sheriff Sale Results Building Permits million in schools, communities Liens counter pay-to-play policies proposed Invitations to Bid Fourteen rural Ohio school dis- (These listed items appear on a regular tricts and their corresponding counties KEITH ARNOLD students from families in-need access HB 375 would apply to sports basis in the Daily Court Reporter but not necessarily every day.) and townships will share more than Daily Reporter Staff Writer to activities that can help foster our next of all kinds and include a broad range $1.5 million from the sale of timber generation of athletes and leaders.” of extracurricular activities, such as from Ohio’s state forests, according to A Canal Winchester lawmaker The measure would authorize drama groups, band, debate clubs Calendar of Events the Ohio Department of Natural Re- invoked the name of Ohio sports a refundable income tax credit for an and many others sponsored by the sources (ODNR) Division of Forestry. royalty during sponsor testimony of a extracurricular activity fee paid by school should they charge a partici- FEBRUARY 3 “Investing in education is es- FLYING GHILLIES SCOTTISH DANCERS plan aimed at making sure poor Ohio or on behalf of a low-income public pation fee. 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm sential for our state,” said Gov. Mike families can afford the common pay- school student. “The idea for this legislation Mangan Banquet Center DeWine. “Trees to Textbooks not only to-play policies at most public schools A small reprieve, Brown said, came to me from a constituent who FEBRUARY 7 supports sound forest management, but these days. for qualifying families - about 61,800, wants her children to be able to par- helps our schools prepare Ohio students ZOOM AROUND THE ROOM “I am bringing forth this legisla- according to estimates by the Ohio ticipate in sports, but struggles might- 10 am - 11 am for the future.” tion because I do not believe that a fam- Legislative Service Commission with ily to pay so-called pay-to-participate Vandalia Recreation Center Through the ODNR Division of ily’s income level should be a barrier to data provided by the Ohio High School or pay-to-play fees that have become Forestry’s Trees to Textbooks program, FEBRUARY 11 the next Jesse Owens, the next LeBron Athletic Association. common in public schools,” Brown ADULT NATURE WALK a percentage of the revenue generated James, the next Archie Griffin, or Families within 175 percent of continued. “I believe that we can all 9 am - 11 am from state forest management activ- Simone Biles,” Democratic Rep. the Federal Poverty Guidelines would agree, school sports and other extra- Englewood MetroPark ity goes to the county, township and Richard Brown told fellow members be eligible to claim one activity fee per curricular activities encourage physical school district in which the activity FEBRUARY 14 of the Ohio House of Representatives child per year as a refundable tax credit. fitness, team building, and many other MANDOLIN BRIDGE BAND took place. seated for the Ways and Means Com- The Federal Poverty Line at the positive skills and social behaviors for 7 pm - 11 pm “The future of conservation mittee. “Our Ohio-born athletes bring time of the bill’s introduction last fall our state’s children. American Czechoslovakian Club depends on education,” said ODNR pride and publicity to our state, and I was $25,750, the equivalent of $45,062 FEBRUARY 18 Director Mary Mertz. “ODNR is proud believe that House Bill 375 can offer for a family of four. (See CREDIT page 2) ICE SKATING to support Ohio’s schools and their 2:30 pm - 5 pm students.” Riverscape MetroPark The ODNR Division of Forestry State’s list of historic century-old FEBRUARY 21 - 23 began distributing timber revenues to ROBERTS CENTRE RV SHOW counties and townships in the early family farms grows by 26 percent Call for times 1980s. Since the Trees to Textbooks Roberts Centre program started in 1999, more than KEITH ARNOLD “In 26 years, we’ve seen this “I am the fourth generation to FEBRUARY 26 $32 million has been shared with Ohio Daily Reporter Staff Writer program grow from eight recipients grow up at my family’s homestead in CARTOONING FOR KIDS school districts and local governments. 5:30 pm - 7 pm in its inaugural year to nearly 1,800 Danbury Township near Lakeside on Rosewood Arts Centre The ODNR Division of Forestry The Ohio Department of Agricul- registered farms today,” said program the Marblehead Peninsula where my is responsible for the care of more than ture’s Historic Family Farms Program Administrator Erin Dillon. “The level father and his father lived and farmed If you would like to publish an event in this 200,000 acres of state forests. State for- registered 975 historic farms between of enthusiasm from farm families re- the land,” said Mary Ahrens Kuehn, calendar, please contact (937) 222-6000. estry experts manage these woodlands 2010 and 2019 - a 26 percent increase. ceiving their historic designations is a Sesquicentennial Historic Family for overall health and diversity, soil and By comparison, 749 farms were indisputable. Farmowner. “I grewup with stories water conservation, improved wildlife registered during the program’s first 16 “The successes of the Historic of farm life, all working together in habitat and a variety of recreational VISIT years, ag officials said. Family Farms Program can be solely the fields and dairy barn. We are very OUR WEB SITE opportunities. Selected trees or areas of The top registering counties in attributed to families who proudly grateful to have this opportunity as www.DailyCourt.com woodland are harvested through a com- the last decade were: Putnam County continue their farming heritage - it’s landowners and treasure our Historic Sheriff Sales, Legal petitive bid process, which includes with 122 farms, Mercer County with our duty and honor to acknowledge Family Farm sign.” Data Bankruptcies, etc. requirements for sound management 65 farms and Hancock County with that perseverance.” There are now more than 1,700 practices. All work is conducted by 33 farms. Last year alone, the ag depart- farms registered across the state in the Subscribe Today certified master loggers under strict Ohio’s Historic Family Farms ment recognized 106 new historic Ohio Historic Family Farms program. 937-222-6000 monitoring. program was developed in 1993 to farms owned by the same family for at A complete list of Ohio’s bi- About the Ohio Department of honor the Buckeye State’s founding least 100, 150 or 200 consecutive years. centennial, sesquicentennial and Natural Resrouces farm families for their contributions Each family received a cer- century farms is available on the ag ODNR ensures a balance be- to agriculture in Ohio. Farms under tificate signed by Gov. Mike DeWine department’s website: https://agri. tween wise use and protection of our same-family ownership for 100 years and state ag Director Dorothy Pelanda ohio.gov. natural resources for the benefit of all. or more qualify to be designated as a to keep with their historic documents Copyright © 2020 The Daily Visit the ODNR website at ohiodnr.gov. historic family farm. and to pass down to future generations. Reporter - All Rights Reserved Page Two DAILY COURT REPORTER, DAYTON, OHIO Friday, January 31, 2020 (031 ) Continued from pg. 1 ... Counterdrug Task Force announced Daily Court the charges. Criminal Chief Karl P. Reporter Inside The First CONSPIRACY Kadon is representing the United States (USPS 142-640) “It doesn’t matter to us if you’re in this case. Established 1917 Amendment out on the streets or behind a computer An indictment merely contains screen in the comfort of your own allegations, and defendants are pre- Published weekly on Fridays. home – if you deal fentanyl, as is al- sumed innocent unless proven guilty Delivery may be delayed due to weather in a court of law. emergencies. leged here, we will identify you and we Ph 937-222-6000 - Fax 419-470-8602 will prosecute you to the fullest extent About the United States Attor- Email: [email protected] First ney’s Office for the Southern District of the law,” said U.S. Attorney David Website: www.dailycourt.com of Ohio PO Box 6816, Toledo, Ohio 43612-0816 M. DeVillers. Amendment-ish “This case demonstrates that as Our mission is to protect and Michael A. Davisson, Publisher and Front organized criminals leverage technolo- serve the citizens of the Southern Page Editor Lata Nott undermines the purpose of a free press. gies such as the Dark Web, encrypted District of Ohio through the ethical, James Schubargo, V.P. of Finance vigorous and impartial enforcement Sarah Dawley, Courts Editor Freedom Forum Institute Freedom of the press doesn’t exist to messaging applications, and cryp- Published by Schubargo Publications, L.L.C protect journalists so much as to benefit tocurrencies to conceal their illegal of the laws of the United States, and There are some things that are the public at large. 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Did so much confusion about what informa- Chris Hoffman. and professional working environment, SUBSCRIPTION RATES you get kicked out of your book club tion you can trust and what you can’t, “Unscrupulous people who use and, with skill and integrity, seek to do Paper only (mailed)...... $50.00/year because you said Malcolm Gladwell that whole system is compromised. the darknet as a marketplace for selling justice in every matter Paper only (emailed)...... $50.00/year was overrated? That’s harsh, but it’s As technology grows more and distributing illegal and dangerous We are the United States Attor- Web Access (no paper)...$75.00/year not a violation of your constitutional Paper (emailed) & Web..$110.00/year sophisticated, the potential for this prescription drugs will be found,” said ney’s Office for the Southern District rights. The First Amendment prevents (All subscriptions are payable in advance, no confusion will only increase. Some Special Agent in Charge Charles L. of Ohio, one of 94 United States At- refunds on canceled subscriptions) the government from censoring or developments, like deep fake video Grinstead, FDA Office of Criminal In- torney’s Offices in the country. We are punishing your speech, but it doesn’t INDIVIDUAL COPY RATE technology, will make it harder to vestigations Kansas City Field Office. a part of the Department of Justice. Our Paper (newsstand)...$1.00 apply to private organizations. debunk misinformation. Others, like “We are fully committed to disrupting District is comprised of 48 counties in There’s another category of Periodicals Postage Paid at Toledo, Ohio artificial intelligence-enabled chatbots, and dismantling illegal prescription the southern half of the state. and additional mailing offices. issues technically outside the scope will make it harder to identify real drug distribution networks that misuse We represent the interests of the of the First Amendment, but have an Under no circumstances will any matter of political expression. Today’s fairly the internet at the expense of public United States, both criminal and civil, outsized impact on what some might record be knowingly omitted at any time. simplistic chatbots already have the health and safety.” in federal court. It is our responsibil- consider the purpose of the First ability to skew online discussions “Not even the shadowy corners ity to enforce federal criminal laws. The Daily Court Reporter does not as- Amendment —ensuring that citizens (it’s estimated that a fifth of all tweets of the Dark Web can provide a safe We work to prevent terrorism and sume responsibility for or adopt the views can access information about the world promote the nation’s security. We are expressed in published correspondences or about the 2016 presidential election haven for drug dealers,” said Drug around them, hear different viewpoints contributed notes or articles unless expressly were published by bots). Tomorrow’s Enforcement Administration Special committed to preventing crime, enforc- so stated. and share their ideas. Call them First bots will be able to take things to the Agent in Charge Keith Martin. “Law ing federal laws, and representing the Amendment-ish issues. 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But, as the SPECIAL NOTICE on social media.” While this army of in Charge Tommy Coke. “This case agencies, including the Bureau of The Daily Court Reporter accepts only the watchdog group OnlineCensorship.org civically engaged bots might serve as proves Postal Inspectors and our law Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Ex- responsibility for the publication cost of er- puts it, “We treat these platforms as a rors and/or omissions in the original or first a shining example to the rest of us, enforcement partners remain steadfast plosives (ATF), the Drug Enforcement ‘public sphere,’ using them to discuss date of publication. Errors and/ore omissions Schneier points out that their capacity in dismantling organizations which are Administration (DEA), the Federal permitted to repeat in subsequent publica- issues both controversial and menial, to drown out any actual debate on the distributing these illicit and danger- Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the tions become the responsibility on the court to connect with friends far and near, Bureau of Immigration and Customs or those placing the legal for publications. internet will pretty much obliterate the ous drugs across the U.S. This case and to engage in activism and debate. marketplace of ideas that a functioning involved hard work and dedication Enforcement (ICE), the Internal … We have seen before how powerful democracy requires. from multiple field divisions for both Revenue Service (IRS), the U.S. For- social media platforms can be in inspir- This is not a call to ban these the USPIS and our partners. 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We prosecute power to influence the public discourse matters, but should also keep a close highly addictive drugs through our lo- a wide-variety of offenses includ- in a way that our government can only watch on those First Amendment-ish cal communities and into our surround- ing domestic and foreign terrorism; dream of. issues — to ignore them is to ignore ing states,” said Vance Callender HSI child pornography and exploitation; The First Amendment-ish im- the reason we have a First Amendment Special Agent in Charge for Michigan civil rights violations; bank robbery plications become even thornier when in the first place. and Ohio. “This dismantlement of this and other violent crimes; firearms Get complete access to sheriff you consider fake news and mislead- Lata Nott is chief content officer organization demonstrates HSI’s abil- offenses; drug trafficking; health sales, real estate transfers, ing content. Censoring a fake news of the Freedom Forum. Contact her via ity to combat the ongoing epidemic care fraud; immigration violations; bankruptcies and more! item may run counter to the spirit of email at [email protected], or affecting Ohio.” public corruption; tax evasion; mail, free speech, but allowing it to spread follow her on Twitter at @LataNott. “These aren’t street corner drug bank and wire fraud; environmental Enable sorting and search functions offenses; and identity theft. for maximum effectiveness and pushers – this conspiracy allegedly That $1,000 amount effec- We also represent the United utility. Continued from pg. 1 ... infiltrated our communities and sold tively would be lessened by half fentanyl in the dank depths of the inter- States in civil litigation, affirmative after the income tax credit. Parents Call 937-222-6000 to subscribe CREDIT net and sent it to mailboxes and door- and defensive. As such, we sue indi- still would be responsible for any Or visit “A monetary fee should not be steps,” Ohio Attorney General Dave viduals or entities who have violated activity fees beyond the first one http://www.dailycourt.com/static/ a roadblock or an impediment to a stu- Yost said. “Ohioans are safer, thanks federal civil laws. We also defend the register (per student, per school year) cov- dent’s participation in extracurricular to the work of our narcotics agents and interests of the United States when it, ered by the bill. activities which foster these positive federal partners who untangle webs of or one of its departments, agencies, “The proposed tax credits would DAILY COURT REPORTER assets; however, for many working deception and death.” or employees is sued, and we defend not only break down barriers now PO Box 6816 Ohio families, particularly those lower David M. DeVillers, United federal programs and agency actions. affecting an eligible student’s involve- Toledo, Ohio 43612-0816 income families with multiple children States Attorney for the Southern Dis- We collect monies owed to the 937-222-6000 ment in sports or other worthy extra- engaged in or desiring to engage in ex- trict of Ohio; Chris Hoffman, Special United States from forfeiture, restitu- tracurricular activities, that is the case.” curricular activities, but would further Agent in Charge, Federal Bureau of In- tion, and fines imposed as a part of Research showed that about encourage students to be involved,” vestigation (FBI), Cincinnati Division; the judgment in federal cases. We two-thirds of public schools charge Brow concluded. “The impact that Keith Martin, Special Agent in Charge, also pursue collection of civil debts activity fees, usually averaging about a $500 tax credit, which is a direct Drug Enforcement Administration owed to the United States, including $250 per sport or activity. reduction of taxable liability, can have (DEA); Charles L. Grinstead, Special student, small business, housing, and “So, if a family has two chil- on a family with that level of income Agent in Charge, U.S. Food and Drug farm loans. Finally, we represent the dren in school, each engaging in two is astronomic.” Administration – Office of Criminal interests of federal agencies in bank- extracurricular activities, this results Both Iowa and Arizona offer Investigations (FDA-OCI), Kansas ruptcy court. in total activity fees of about $1,000 similar tax credits for public school City Field Office; Tommy D. Coke, In- Our district covers the bottom per year, an amount that many families extracurricular activity fees. spector in Charge, United States Postal half of the state of Ohio. find prohibitive,” the lawmaker said. A dozen House members have Inspection Service (USPIS); Vance Our district contains three “Low-income families are frequently signed on as cosponsors of the bill, Callander, Special Agent in Charge, staffed offices in Columbus, Cincinnati, forced to choose not to allow their which had not been scheduled subse- Homeland Security Investigations and Dayton. The Columbus office is child or children to engage in one or quent hearing at time of publication. (HSI); Ohio Attorney General Dave the headquarters of our District and more extracurricular activities, to the Copyright © 2020 The Daily Yost; Cincinnati Police Chief Eliot K. is the largest, followed by Cincinnati detriment of the children.” Reporter - All Rights Reserved Isaac; and the Ohio National Guard then Dayton. Friday, January 31, 2020 (031) DAILY COURT REPORTER, DAYTON, OHIO Page Three GENERAL LEGAL NOTICES Public Welcome! Section B, Part 2 Section B, Part 1 COMMON PLEAS SHERIFF’S SALE Friday, March 13, 2020, at 10 o’clock Terms of Sale: Down payment required; LOCATION OF SALE Improved Property A.M. of said day. if the appraisal value is: Less than or equal FORECLOSURE KeyBank NA vs. Virgina S Harrison, et al. DEPOSIT REQUIRED BY ORC 2329.211. to $10,000 = $2,000 deposit; Greater than Real estate foreclosure Montgomery County Common Pleas THE PURCHASER WILL BE RESPONSIBLE $10,000 but less than or equal to $200,000 AUCTIONS sales are held in the Mont- Court. Case No. 2019CV03850 FOR THE COSTS, ALLOWANCES AND = $5,000 deposit; Greater than $200,000 = In pursuance of an order issued from TAXES THAT THE PROCEEDS OF $10,000 deposit. Personal check acceptable LEGAL NOTICE gomery County Administra- Common Pleas Court, within and for the if buyer has a valid driver’s license or ID card, SALE ARE INSUFFICIENT TO COVER. SALE OF REAL ESTATE tion Building, 451 W. 3rd St., County of Montgomery, State of Ohio, made SUBJECT TO MOTION BY PLAINTIFF the check is drawn on a local bank, and the at the term thereof, , and Greene County Foreclosure Auction. Case# September 2019 IN THE EVENT OF A NO SALE FOR check signed in our presence. Cashier’s 10th Floor Hearing Room, to me directed, I will offer for sale at Public check or cash accepted for deposit. The 2018 CV 0636. LACK OF BIDDERS THERE SHALL BE Auction in the Lower Level Auditorium of the unpaid balance of the purchase price must Caliber Home Loans, Inc. vs Christopher A. Dayton, OH starting at 10:00 A PROVISIONAL SECOND SALE DATE Montgomery County Administration Building, be paid to the Montgomery County Sheriff by Mikhak, et al. a.m. most Fridays. Check the 451 West Third Street in the City of Dayton, UNDER ORC 2329.52(B) WHICH SHALL certified or cashier’s check within fifteen (15) The description of the property to be sold list of properties for the exact Ohio 45402 on BE HELD TWO WEEKS SUBSEQUENT TO days of the filing date of the confirmation of is as follows: Friday, March 13, 2020, at 10 o’clock THIS SALE DATE. sale and distribution entry. Property Address: 2818 Ridge View The following Real Estate, to-wit: sale date. A.M. of said day. Rob Streck, Sheriff Court, Xenia, Greene, Ohio, 45385. THE LAND REFERRED TO IN DEPOSIT REQUIRED BY ORC 2329.211. of Montgomery County, Ohio Legal Description: Full Legal Listed on THE PURCHASER WILL BE RESPONSIBLE THIS POLICY IS SITUATED IN THE Matthew Murtland, Attorney Public Website; Parcel Number: B03-2-39- INFORMATION FOR THE COSTS, ALLOWANCES AND CITY OF NEW LEBANON, COUNTY OF Shapiro, Van Ess, Phillips & Barragate 299 TAXES THAT THE PROCEEDS OF MONTGOMERY, STATE OF OH, AND 4805 Montgomery Road, Suite 320 The sheriff’s Office does not Bidding will be available only on www. SALE ARE INSUFFICIENT TO COVER. IS DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: TRACT Cincinnati, OH 45212 Auction.com opening on 02/11/2020 at 10:00 mail or give away a list of properties SUBJECT TO MOTION BY PLAINTIFF #8 - SITUATE IN THE SOUTHWEST 513-396-8100 or information about purchasing IN THE EVENT OF A NO SALE FOR QUARTER OF SECTION 6, TOWN 3, 01-31, 02-07, 02-14-2020 3Fri AM for a minimum of 7 days. LACK OF BIDDERS THERE SHALL BE RANGE 5 EAST, JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP, ______Property may be sold on a provisional forclosed property. A PROVISIONAL SECOND SALE DATE MONTGOMERY COUNTY, AND STATE sale date should the third party purchaser UNDER ORC 2329.52(B) WHICH SHALL The property is not availabe OF OHIO, AND BEING A PART OF THE SHERIFF’S SALE fail to provide their deposit within the allotted BE HELD TWO WEEKS SUBSEQUENT TO for tour or inspection. The buyer gets 83.81 ACRE TRACT CONVEYED TO Improved Property time. THIS SALE DATE. KeyBank NA vs. Elizabeth L Smith, et al. Provisional Sale date: 02/25/2020 at The following Real Estate, to-wit: FRANKLIN T. AND MARY K. HENRY the property “as is,” caveat emptor Montgomery County Common Pleas 10:00 AM. Sales subject to cancellation. The SITUATE IN THE STATE OF OHIO, BY DEED RECORDED MICROFICHE Court. Case No. 2019CV04871 deposit required is $10000.00 to be paid by (let the buyer beware). The Sheriff’s COUNTY OF MONTGOMERY AND IN 76-123F12 OF THE DEED RECORDS In pursuance of an order issued from wire transfer within 2 hours of the sale ending. Office doesnot have information on THE CITY OF DAYTON AND BEING LOT OF SAID MONTGOMERY COUNTY Common Pleas Court, within and for the AND BEING MORE PARTICULARLY No cash is permitted. liens or taxes. NUMBERED SIXTY-FOUR THOUSAND County of Montgomery, State of Ohio, made SEVEN HUNDRED SEVENTY-FIVE DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING at the September term thereof, 2019, and Purchaser shall be responsible for Real Estate tax information (64775) OF THE CONSECUTIVE AT A RAILROAD SPIKE IN THE SOUTH to me directed, I will offer for sale at Public those costs, allowances, and taxes that the can be found on the Treasurer’s NUMBERS OF LOTS ON THE REVISED LINE OF SAID QUARTER SECTION, IN Auction in the Lower Level Auditorium of the proceeds of the sale are insufficient to cover. PLAT OF THE SAID CITY OF DAYTON, THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID HENRY 83.81 Montgomery County Administration Building, To view all sale details and terms for this web site, www.mctreas.org. The OHIO. ACRE TRACT, AND THE CENTERLINE 451 West Third Street in the City of Dayton, property visit www.Auction.com and enter the Parcel No. R72 14704 0041 OF MILE ROAD, SAID POINT OF Ohio 45402 on Search Code 2018 CV 0636 into the search entire case file, including the lists Improved 1-story single family home, BEGINNING BEING LOCATED NORTH 88 Friday, February 28, 2020 at 10 o’clock bar. 5 rooms (3 bedrooms, 1 bath), vinyl of liens against the property, can DEGREES 00’ EAST, 1279.3 FEET FROM A.M. of said day. 01-17, 01-24, 01-31-2020 3Fri exterior, full basement, gas heat, central AN IRON PIN AT THE SOUTHWEST DEPOSIT REQUIRED BY ORC 2329.211. be viewed by going to the Clerk air, built in 1949. ______CORNER OF SAID QUARTER SECTION; THE PURCHASER WILL BE RESPONSIBLE of Courts’s web site at www.clerk. Located at 2141 MERSHON AVENUE, FOR THE COSTS, ALLOWANCES AND DAYTON, OH 45420 THENCE WITH THE SOUTH LINE OF LEGAL NOTICE co.montgomery. oh.us. SAID QUARTER SECTION AND THE TAXES THAT THE PROCEEDS OF Said property has been appraised at SALE ARE INSUFFICIENT TO COVER. SALE OF REAL ESTATE CENTERLINE OF SAID MILE ROAD $60,000.00 and cannot sell for less than SUBJECT TO MOTION BY PLAINTIFF Butler County Foreclosure Auction. Case# NORTH 88 DEGREES 00’ EAST, 200.0 TERMS OF SALE two-thirds of appraisement. This appraisal is IN THE EVENT OF A NO SALE FOR CV 2019 02 0305. based upon a visual inspection of that part FEET TO A RAILROAD SPIKE: THENCE LACK OF BIDDERS THERE SHALL BE MTGLQ Investors, LP vs James Ewen, et al. Down payment required; if of the premises to which access was readily WITH A NEW DIVISION LINE NORTH 0 A PROVISIONAL SECOND SALE DATE The description of the property to be sold available. The appraisal did not include an DEGREES 26’19” EAST, 1340.64 FEET UNDER ORC 2329.52(B) WHICH SHALL is as follows: the appraisal value is: examination of the interior of the property. TO AN IRON PIN IN THE NORTH LINE OF BE HELD TWO WEEKS SUBSEQUENT TO Property Address: 303 Sycamore Road, • Less than or equal to $10,000 The appraisers assume no responsibility for, SAID HENRY TRACT; THENCE WITH THE THIS SALE DATE. Trenton, Butler, Ohio, 45067. and give no weight to, unknown legal matters, NORTH LINE OF SAID HENRY TRACT = $2,000 deposit The following Real Estate, to-wit: Legal Description: Full Legal Listed including, but not limited to, concealed or SOUTH 88 DEGREES 16’30” WEST, THE FOLLOWING REAL PROPERTY: on Public Website; Parcel Number: • Greater than $10,000 but less latent defects, and/or the presence of harmful 223.19 FEET TO AN IRON PIN; THENCE SITUATED IN THE COUNTY OF or toxic chemicals, pollutants, or gases. SOUTH 0 DEGREES 33’ 12” EAST, 1340.92 MONTGOMERY IN THE STATE OF OHIO R8000028000040 than or equal to $200,000 = Terms of Sale: Down payment required; FEET TO THE PLACE OF BEGINNING, AND IN THE TOWNSHIP OF HARRISON: Bidding will be available only on www. if the appraisal value is: Less than or equal $5,000 deposit CONTAINING 6.51 ACRES OF LAND SITUATED IN THE TOWNSHIP OF Auction.com opening on 02/11/2020 at 10:00 to $10,000 = $2,000 deposit; Greater than • Greater than $200,000 = MORE OR LESS AND SUBJECT TO HARRISON, COUNTY OF MONTGOMERY AM for a minimum of 7 days. $10,000 but less than or equal to $200,000 AND STATE OF OHIO AND BEING Property may be sold on a provisional $10,000 deposit. = $5,000 deposit; Greater than $200,000 = ALL HIGHWAYS, EASEMENTS, AND CONDITIONS OF RECORD. BEING LOT NUMBERED THIRTY SEVEN (37) sale date should the third party purchaser $10,000 deposit. Personal check acceptable IN WAMPLER ESTATES SECTION By Court order, the minimum if buyer has a valid driver’s license or ID card, KNOWN AS PROPERTY ADDRESS: fail to provide their deposit within the allotted NO. THREE (3) AS RECORDED IN the check is drawn on a local bank, and the 9715 MILE ROAD, NEW LEBANON, OH time. raise permitted during bidding is PLAT BOOK 65, PAGE 28 OF THE check signed in our presence. Cashier’s 45345 BEING THE SAME PROPERTY Provisional Sale date: 02/25/2020 at PLAT RECORDS OF MONTGOMERY $100.00 check or cash accepted for deposit. The CONVEYED TO VELVIS PRIEST, AN 10:00 AM. Sales subject to cancellation. The COUNTY, OHIO. THIS BEING THE SAME unpaid balance of the purchase price must deposit required is $5000.00 to be paid by We will accept cash, certi- UNMARRIED MALE, BY DEED FROM PROPERTY CONVEYED TO JOSEPH be paid to the Montgomery County Sheriff by JOHNNIE B. PRIEST, INDIVIDUALLY FENLEY AND ANN FENLEY, HUSBAND wire transfer within 2 hours of the sale ending. fied check or a personal check with certified or cashier’s check within fifteen (15) AND JOHNNIE B PRIEST AS SOLE/ AND WIFE, DATED 10.29.1992 AND No cash is permitted. days of the filing date of the confirmation of proper ID and signed in our pres- SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE OF THE PRIEST RECORDED IN DOCUMENT 92.0638, Purchaser shall be responsible for sale and distribution entry. ence for the deposit. The personal FAMILY REVOCABLE LIVING TRUST IN THE MONTGOMERY COUNTY those costs, allowances, and taxes that the Rob Streck, Sheriff UAD 05/23/02 RECORDED 11/12/2008 RECORDERS OFFICE. proceeds of the sale are insufficient to cover. check must be drawn off of a local of Montgomery County, Ohio AS INSTRUMENT NUMBER 08-077138 Parcel No. E20 24213 0023 To view all sale details and terms for this Jillian Henzler, Attorney bank. If you wish to put the property IN THE RECORDER’S OFFICE OF Improved 1-story single family home, Shapiro, Van Ess, Phillips & Barragate property visit www.Auction.com and enter MONTGOMERY COUNTY, OHIO. 8 rooms (3 bedrooms, 2.5 bath), brick/ in a persons name not attending 4805 Montgomery Road, Suite 320 the Search Code CV 2019 02 0305 into the stone/wood exterior, crawl space, gas Cincinnati, OH 45212 Parcel No. G27 01606 0135 search bar. the sale you must have power of forced heat, central air, wood burning 513-396-8100 Improved 1-story single family home, 01-17, 01-24, 01-31-2020 3Fri fireplace, attached 2 car garage, built in attorney to do so. The unpaid bal- 01-31, 02-07, 02-14-2020 3Fri 8 rooms (4 bedrooms, 2.5 bath), brick/ ______1963. ance of the purchase price must ______cedar exterior, partial basement, electric heat, central air, attached 2 car garage, Located at 5754 DAPHNE LN, DAYTON, OH 45415 LEGAL NOTICE be paid to the Montgomery County SHERIFF’S SALE built in 1986. Said property has been appraised at SALE OF REAL ESTATE Improved Property Located at 9715 MILE ROAD, NEW Sheriff by certified or cashier’s $102,000.00 and cannot sell for less than Butler County Foreclosure Auction. Case# US BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION LEBANON, Ohio 45345 two-thirds of appraisement. This appraisal is CV 2019 04 0841. check within thirty (30) days of the AS TRUSTEE SUCCESSOR vs. VELVIS Said property has been appraised at based upon a visual inspection of that part Freedom Mortgage Corporation vs Bown, filing of the confirmation entry. The PRIEST, et al $195,000.00 and cannot sell for less than of the premises to which access was readily Ashley Y., Brandenburg, Joshua, et al. Montgomery County Common Pleas two-thirds of appraisement. This appraisal is plaintiff’s attorney will prepare the available. The appraisal did not include an The description of the property to be sold Court. Case No. 2019CV03885 based upon a visual inspection of that part In pursuance of an order issued from examination of the interior of the property. is as follows: confirmation entry and the deed. The of the premises to which access was readily The appraisers assume no responsibility for, Common Pleas Court, within and for the Property Address: 9 N ELMER DR, Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office County of Montgomery, State of Ohio, made available. The appraisal did not include an and give no weight to, unknown legal matters, including, but not limited to, concealed or Middletown, Butler, Ohio, 45042. will transfer and record all deeds. at the September term thereof, 2019, and examination of the interior of the property. The appraisers assume no responsibility for, latent defects, and/or the presence of harmful Legal Description: Full Legal Listed to me directed, I will offer for sale at Public on Public Website; Parcel Number: For additional information Auction in the Lower Level Auditorium of the and give no weight to, unknown legal matters, or toxic chemicals, pollutants, or gases. Q6531060000016 call 937-496-7993 or visit www. Montgomery County Administration Building, including, but not limited to, concealed or Terms of Sale: Down payment required; 451 West Third Street in the City of Dayton, latent defects, and/or the presence of harmful if the appraisal value is: Less than or equal Bidding will be available only on www. mcohio.org/sheriff. Ohio 45402 on or toxic chemicals, pollutants, or gases. to $10,000 = $2,000 deposit; Greater than Auction.com opening on 02/11/2020 at 10:00 $10,000 but less than or equal to $200,000 AM for a minimum of 7 days. = $5,000 deposit; Greater than $200,000 = Property may be sold on a provisional $10,000 deposit. Personal check acceptable sale date should the third party purchaser if buyer has a valid driver’s license or ID card, For a complete list of Sheriff Sale ads fail to provide their deposit within the allotted the check is drawn on a local bank, and the check signed in our presence. Cashier’s time. check or cash accepted for deposit. The Provisional Sale date: 02/25/2020 at appearing in the Daily Court Reporter unpaid balance of the purchase price must 10:00 AM. Sales subject to cancellation. The be paid to the Montgomery County Sheriff by deposit required is $5000.00 to be paid by certified or cashier’s check within fifteen (15) wire transfer within 2 hours of the sale ending. • Search by Case Number Also View On Line days of the filing date of the confirmation of No cash is permitted. sale and distribution entry. Purchaser shall be responsible for • Search by Plaintiff or Defendant Bankruptcies, Building Permits, Death No- Rob Streck, Sheriff those costs, allowances, and taxes that the of Montgomery County, Ohio proceeds of the sale are insufficient to cover. • Search by Attorney tices, Legal Notices, Real Estate Transfers, Matthew Murtland, Attorney Shapiro, Van Ess, Phillips & Barragate To view all sale details and terms for this • Search by Street, City, Zip Vendor Licenses, and more! 4805 Montgomery Road, Suite 320 property visit www.Auction.com and enter Cincinnati, OH 45212 the Search Code CV 2019 04 0841 into the 513-396-8100 search bar. visit our web site at: www.dailycourt.com 01-17, 01-24, 01-31-2020 3Fri 01-17, 01-24, 01-31-2020 3Fri ______Page Four DAILY COURT REPORTER, DAYTON, OHIO Friday, January 31, 2020 (031 )

LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE ii. But for the bid price, the Vandalia bid NOTICE TO BIDDER SALE OF REAL ESTATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE would otherwise be considered the lowest and The City of Vandalia will receive sealed Butler County Foreclosure Auction. Case# Butler County Foreclosure Auction. Case# MISCELLANEOUS best bid by the City in its normal evaluation proposals for the purchase and installation CV 2019 05 1013. CV 2019 08 1626. LEGAL NOTICES, procedures in deciding whether or not to of police equipment for two new 2020 Ford HH Mortgage Corporation vs Sharon R. Citizens Bank, N.A. vs Zachary D. Denny, award the contract. Interceptor Utility patrol vehicles for the Jackson, et al. et al. DISSOLUTIONS, Jon Crusey, City Manager Division of Police; as well as the removal of The description of the property to be sold The description of the property to be sold 01-24, 01-31-2020 2Fri equipment from two decommissioned Ford is as follows: is as follows: ANNUAL REPORTS ______Interceptor Utility vehicles. The bids will be Property Address: 28 Scott Lane, Property Address: 7363 CINCINNATI publicly opened and read aloud on Monday, February 10, 2020, at 1:30 p.m. in the Division Hamilton, Butler, Ohio, 45015. DAYTON ROAD, WEST CHESTER, Butler, LEGAL NOTICE ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS of Police Community Room. Legal Description: Full Legal Listed Ohio, 45069. Notice is hereby given that a Public Bid No. 20-003 Copies of the specifications are on file on Public Website; Parcel Number: Legal Description: Full Legal Listed The Five Rivers MetroParks (FRMP, Hearing will be held on , on February 11 2020, and may be obtained in the office of the Police P6462024000203 on Public Website; Parcel Number: Owner) will receive sealed bid proposals for or after 6:00 p.m. in the meeting room of City M5620135000002 Chief at 245 James E. Bohanan Memorial Bidding will be available only on www. the WESLEYAN METROPARK ADVENTURE Hall, 6131 Taylorsville Road, Huber Heights, Bidding will be available only on www. Drive, Vandalia, Ohio. They may be picked Auction.com opening on 02/11/2020 at 10:00 CENTRAL KITCHEN MODIFICATIONS AND Ohio by the Planning Commission for Case Auction.com opening on 02/11/2020 at 10:00 up on Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. AM for a minimum of 7 days. UPGRADES, Bid No. 20-003 until MARCH 20-04. The applicant is Chick-fil-A, Inc. The AM for a minimum of 7 days. The proposal shall be signed by the full Property may be sold on a provisional 3, 2020 at 11:00 a.m., local time, at Five applicant is requesting approval of a Major Property may be sold on a provisional name and business address of each person sale date should the third party purchaser Rivers MetroParks Main Office, 409 E. Change to the DDP for a fast food restaurant sale date should the third party purchaser or company interested in same; shall be fail to provide their deposit within the allotted Monument Avenue, Third Floor, Dayton, Ohio, located at 8120 Old Troy Pike. fail to provide their deposit within the allotted accompanied by a bid bond by a bonding time. 45402-1374, at which time and place the bids The application is on file at the Huber company authorized to do business in the time. will be publicly opened and read aloud. Provisional Sale date: 02/25/2020 at Provisional Sale date: 02/25/2020 at Heights Zoning Office located at City Hall, State of Ohio, or by a certified check on some The construction cost estimate is solvent bank, in the amount of ten percent 10:00 AM. Sales subject to cancellation. The 10:00 AM. Sales subject to cancellation. The 6131 Taylorsville Road, Huber Heights, $340,560.00. (10%) of the amount of the proposal, the bid deposit required is $5000.00 to be paid by deposit required is $5000.00 to be paid by Ohio and may be examined between the Copies of the Bid Documents may be bond or certified check being payable to the wire transfer within 2 hours of the sale ending. wire transfer within 2 hours of the sale ending. hours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through obtained at the Five Rivers MetroParks bid City of Vandalia. No cash is permitted. No cash is permitted. Friday, or you can visit our website at hhoh. management website at: The proposals must be made on forms Purchaser shall be responsible for Purchaser shall be responsible for org/296/Planning-Commission and click on https://www.metroparks.org/about/do- provided therefore in the specification packet, those costs, allowances, and taxes that the those costs, allowances, and taxes that the the Meeting Agenda link. Interested persons business-with-us/#bid-on-active-projects or a copy thereof, with a price quoted for all proceeds of the sale are insufficient to cover. proceeds of the sale are insufficient to cover. may appear and be heard with respect to this Bidders must provide contact information equipment. Bidders must specify service To view all sale details and terms for this To view all sale details and terms for this request. including a valid email address in order center location and include warranty term. property visit www.Auction.com and enter property visit www.Auction.com and enter Terry Walton, Chair to download a PDF containing the Bid Envelopes should be marked “Cruiser the Search Code CV 2019 05 1013 into the Planning Commission the Search Code CV 2019 08 1626 into the Documents and to receive Bid Addenda. Equipment Bid.” search bar. search bar. Potential bidders are advised to carefully City of Huber Heights The City of Vandalia reserves the right 01-17, 01-24, 01-31-2020 3Fri 01-17, 01-24, 01-31-2020 3Fri review the Project Experience requirements 01-31-2020 1Fri to accept or reject any and all proposals; ______described in the Information for Bidders, ______to waive any informality in the bidding; and Section 9.0, “Statement of Qualifications.” to enter into contract with the bidder who in LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE A pre-bid meeting will be held LEGAL NOTICE its consideration offered the lowest and best SALE OF REAL ESTATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE FEBRUARY 18, 2020 at 2:00 p.m., local Notice is hereby given that a Public proposal. Butler County Foreclosure Auction. Case# Butler County Foreclosure Auction. Case# time, at 2222 N. James H. McGee Blvd, Hearing will be held on February 13, 2020, The City of Vandalia has a desire to CV 2019 06 1250. CV 2019 09 1907. Dayton OH 45417-9544. The purpose is for on or after 6:30 p.m. in the meeting room award contracts involving City concerns and Wells Fargo Bank, N.A vs Chapman, Chad Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, FRMP and the Owner’s Consultant to review of City Hall, 6131 Taylorsville Road, Huber funded by City money, to individuals and A., et al. as Trustee for Soundview Home Loan Trust the Contract Documents and answer any Heights, Ohio by the Property Maintenance businesses that are located within the City The description of the property to be sold 2005-OPT4, Asset-Backed Certificates, questions. Review Board for Cases 20-01, 20-02, 20- of Vandalia. Where a preliminary analysis is as follows: Series 2005-OPT4 vs Kimbrell, Cheryl, et al. Provide bid proposals in a sealed 03, 20-04, and 20-05. The applicant is the of the bids identifies a bid from a Vandalia envelope as described in the Invitation to Property Address: 2608 Noble Avenue, The description of the property to be sold City of Huber Heights. The applicant is individual or business, city council may give Bidders and in the Information for Bidders. Hamilton, Butler, Ohio, 45015. is as follows: requesting the Property Maintenance Review a preference to the Vandalia bid and award Property Address: 2867 Long Pine Court, Each proposal shall be accompanied by a Legal Description: Full Legal Listed Board to determine matters related to the the contract to the Vandalia bidder when: (i) Hamilton, Butler, Ohio, 45011. 100% Bid Guaranty and Contract Bond, or on Public Website; Parcel Number: enforcement of Section 1313 of the City of such bid is within 5% of the lowest bid price Legal Description: Full Legal Listed by a certified check, cashier’s check or letter (for a low bid of $50,000 or less) or within 2% P6461048000164 P6461048000163 Huber Heights Property Maintenance Code on Public Website; Parcel Number: of credit in the amount of ten percent (10%) of the lowest bid price (for a low bid price over Bidding will be available only on www. in connection with property located at 6130 L5220073000030 of the bid, made payable to Five Rivers $50,000), and (ii) but for the bid price, the Auction.com opening on 02/11/2020 at 10:00 Ansbury Drive, 5610 Bellefontaine Road, Bidding will be available only on www. MetroParks as a guarantee that if the proposal Vandalia bid would otherwise be considered AM for a minimum of 7 days. Auction.com opening on 02/11/2020 at 10:00 is accepted, a contract will be entered into 6410 Chippingdon Drive, 5379 Mystic the lowest and best bid by the City in its Property may be sold on a provisional AM for a minimum of 7 days. and its performance properly secured by a Drive, 5608 Storck Drive, Huber Heights, normal evaluation procedures in deciding sale date should the third party purchaser Property may be sold on a provisional satisfactory bond in amount of one hundred Ohio 45424. whether or not to award the contract. fail to provide their deposit within the allotted sale date should the third party purchaser percent (100%) of the contract price. The application is on file at the Huber All successful bidders must comply with time. fail to provide their deposit within the allotted The proposals must be made on the Heights Zoning Office located at City Hall, Ohio House Bill 694 effective April 4, 2007. Provisional Sale date: 02/25/2020 at time. forms provided in the Contract Documents, 6131 Taylorsville Road, Huber Heights, Ohio Kurt E. Althouse, Chief of Police 10:00 AM. Sales subject to cancellation. The Provisional Sale date: 02/25/2020 at or a copy thereof. and may be examined between the hours of 01-31-2020 1Fri deposit required is $5000.00 to be paid by 10:00 AM. Sales subject to cancellation. The Questions concerning the Contract 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. ______wire transfer within 2 hours of the sale ending. deposit required is $5000.00 to be paid by Documents should be directed to Joseph R. Interested persons may appear and be heard No cash is permitted. wire transfer within 2 hours of the sale ending. Zimmerman, Project Manager (Owner’s with respect to this request. ADVERTISEMENT FOR Purchaser shall be responsible for No cash is permitted. Project Manager), at 937-277-4825 or by Richard Winkler, Chair LETTERS OF INTEREST those costs, allowances, and taxes that the Purchaser shall be responsible for email at joseph.zimmerman@metroparks. Property Maintenance Review Board Five Rivers MetroParks will receive proceeds of the sale are insufficient to cover. those costs, allowances, and taxes that the org City of Huber Heights Letters of Interest for Construction Engineering To view all sale details and terms for this proceeds of the sale are insufficient to cover. The Owner reserves the right to accept 01-31-2020 1Fri with Project Inspection and Testing Services property visit www.Auction.com and enter To view all sale details and terms for this or reject any or all proposals; to waive any ______for the renovation of approximately 20.1 miles the Search Code CV 2019 06 1250 into the property visit www.Auction.com and enter informalities or irregularities in the bids of existing multi-use trails in Montgomery received or to accept any proposal which County for the search bar. the Search Code CV 2019 09 1907 into the NOTICE TO BIDDERS ODOT MOT Regional Bike is deemed most favorable to Five Rivers 01-17, 01-24, 01-31-2020 3Fri search bar. The City of Vandalia invites sealed bids Trail Renovations, Various Locations - PID MetroParks, an equal opportunity employer. No. 101476 until February 25, 2020 at 4:30 ______01-17, 01-24, 01-31-2020 3Fri to be submitted not later than 11:30 a.m., 01-24, 01-31, 02-07-2020 3Fri PM, local time, at Five Rivers MetroParks ______to the office ______Tuesday, February 18, 2020 Main Office, 409 E. Monument Avenue, Third LEGAL NOTICE of the Director of Public Service, 333 James Floor, Dayton, Ohio, 45402-1374, or via email SALE OF REAL ESTATE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT E. Bohanan Memorial Drive, Vandalia, Ohio, to [email protected]. Butler County Foreclosure Auction. Case# SALE OF REAL ESTATE The City of Vandalia, Montgomery for the furnishing of all labor, materials, The full Request for Proposal may be CV 2019 06 1274. Butler County Foreclosure Auction. Case# County, Ohio, will receive sealed proposals for equipment, tools, etc. to furnish the City of viewed on the ODOT list of “Consultant Freedom Mortgage Corporation vs James L. CV 2019 09 1918. its Public Safety Drone Project until 10:00 a.m. Vandalia with nine hundred (900) tons of Requests for Letters of Interest” at: http:// Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. vs Gary Simpkins, Jr., Chappell, et al. on Monday, February 3, 2020, at the office of asphaltic concrete in the period between April www.dot.state.oh.us/Divisions/Engineering/ aka Gary Simpkins, et al. The description of the property to be sold the Fire Chief, 8705 Peters Pike, Vandalia, 1, 2020 and December 31, 2020. Consultant/RFPLOILPA/Forms/RFP-LOI- The description of the property to be sold is as follows: OH 45377. A formal public bid opening will Bidders are required to use the bid form LPA.aspx. is as follows: Property Address: 7187 Rachaels Run, be held at 10:30 a.m. on Monday, February 3, furnished by the City without alterations in The RFQ may also be viewed and Property Address: 814 Franklin Street, Hamilton, Butler, Ohio, 45011. 2020, in the Fire Administration Office located submitting their bids. The City reserves the obtained at no cost from the Five Rivers Hamilton, Butler, Ohio, 45013. Legal Description: Full Legal Listed at: right to reject any and all bids. MetroParks bid management website at: Legal Description: Full Legal Listed on Public Website; Parcel Number: Vandalia Fire Station 1 Bids shall be accompanied by a Bid Bond https://www.metroparks.org/about/do- on Public Website; Parcel Number: A0300076000081 8705 Peters Pike in the amount of 10% of the total bid amount. business-with-us/#bid-on-active-projects, P6412007000006 Bidding will be available only on www. Vandalia, Ohio 45377 where the Construction Documents are also Bidding will be available only on www. The City reserves the right to reject any Auction.com opening on 02/11/2020 at 10:00 Copies of the scope of work are on file available. Auction.com opening on 02/11/2020 at 10:00 and all bids or waive any informality in any AM for a minimum of 7 days. and may be obtained at the office of the Fire Estimated Construction Cost: AM for a minimum of 7 days. Bid. Property may be sold on a provisional Chief at the above address. Any inquiries $897,290.00 Property may be sold on a provisional The City of Vandalia has a desire to sale date should the third party purchaser should be directed to Chad E. Follick, Fire Questions concerning the RFQ should sale date should the third party purchaser award contracts involving City concerns and fail to provide their deposit within the allotted Chief at (937) 898-2261. be directed to Joseph Zimmerman, Project fail to provide their deposit within the allotted funded by City money, to individuals and time. Each proposal shall be signed by the full Manager, at 937-277-4825 or by email at time. businesses that are located within the City Provisional Sale date: 02/25/2020 at name and address of the company submitting [email protected]. Provisional Sale date: 02/25/2020 at of Vandalia. Where a preliminary analysis Only technical or scope of services questions 10:00 AM. Sales subject to cancellation. The the bid, and envelopes containing the bids 10:00 AM. Sales subject to cancellation. The of the bids identifies a bid from a Vandalia specific to the project or RFP requirements deposit required is $5000.00 to be paid by shall be sealed and marked on the lower left deposit required is $5000.00 to be paid by individual or business, city council may give are allowed. wire transfer within 2 hours of the sale ending. hand corner “Public Safety Drone Project”. wire transfer within 2 hours of the sale ending. a preference to the Vandalia bid and award The Owner reserves the right to accept The proposals shall be made on forms No cash is permitted. No cash is permitted. the contract to the Vandalia bidder when: (i) or reject any or all proposals; to waive any provided in this specification packet by Purchaser shall be responsible for Purchaser shall be responsible for such bid is within 5% of the lowest bid price informalities or irregularities in the proposals the City of Vandalia or on a copy thereof. those costs, allowances, and taxes that the those costs, allowances, and taxes that the (for a low bid of $50,000 or less) or within 2% received, or to accept any proposal which Proposals exceeding $10,000 shall be proceeds of the sale are insufficient to cover. proceeds of the sale are insufficient to cover. of the lowest bid price (for a low bid price over is deemed most favorable to Five Rivers accompanied by a certified check or bid To view all sale details and terms for this To view all sale details and terms for this $50,000), and (ii) but for the bid price, the MetroParks, an equal opportunity employer. bond in the amount of ten percent (10%) of property visit www.Auction.com and enter property visit www.Auction.com and enter Vandalia bid would otherwise be considered 01-31, 02-07, 02-14-2020 3Fri the bid submitted made payable to the City the Search Code CV 2019 06 1274 into the the Search Code CV 2019 09 1918 into the the lowest and best bid by the City in its ______of Vandalia. search bar. search bar. normal evaluation procedures in deciding The City reserves the right to reject 01-17, 01-24, 01-31-2020 3Fri 01-17, 01-24, 01-31-2020 3Fri whether or not to award the contract. ______or accept any and all bids, to waive any informality in the bidding, and to enter into Jon Crusey, City Manager a contract with the bidder who, in their 01-31-2020 1Fri ______Foreclosure Help consideration, offers the lowest and/or best proposal. 1. United Way’s helplink 2-1-1 The City of Vandalia has a desire to PUBLIC NOTICE or 937-225-3000 award contracts, involving City concerns AT&T Mobility proposes to build a 36-foot and funded by City money, to individuals and Upgraded Light Pole, Communications Tower 2. Advocates for Basic Legal businesses that are located within the City of at the approx. vicinity of 203 Perrine Street, Equality (ABLE), 937-228-8104 Vandalia. Where a preliminary analysis of the Dayton, Montgomery County, OH 45410. 4. Housing & Urban Develop- bids identifies a bid from a Vandalia individual Public comments regarding potential effects or business, city council may give preference from this site on historic properties may be ment (HUD), 888-476-1229 to the Vandalia bid and award the contract to submitted within 30 days from the date of this 5. Legal Aid of Western Ohio, the Vandalia bidder when: publication to: Trileaf Corp, Zayne, z.aldrich@ i. Such bid is within 5% of the lowest bid trileaf.com, 10845 Olive Blvd, Suite 260, St. 888-534-1432 price (for a low bid of $50,000 or less) or within Louis, MO 63141, 314-997-6111. 6. Miami Valley Fair Housing, 2% of the lowest bid price (for a low bid price 01-31-2020 1Fri 937-222-9671 over $50,000), and ______Friday, January 31, 2020 (031) DAILY COURT REPORTER, DAYTON, OHIO Page Five NEW SUITS & DOCKETS FOR STATE & FEDERAL COURT SYSTEMS OF OHIO Section C

3:20-bk-30148 (13) In Re: Bradley L. 3:19-bk-32927 (7) In Re: Maitwon Kmier CLOSED PETITIONS Warren 6536 Hawk Ct., Mason, OH 45040 Johnson U.S. County: WARREN-OH 3:19-bk-32928 (7) In Re: Eula Jean SOUTHERN DISTRICT OHIO 3:20-bk-30149 (13) In Re: Laura L. Hoff Minton Week of January 20, 2020 351 Locust Forge Lane, Lebanon, OH 45036 3:19-bk-32929 (7) In Re: Mauricio Alejan 3:19-bk-32618 (7) In Re: Krystal Yvette SUPREME BANKRUPTCY County: WARREN-OH Gonzalez and Melissa Lyn Gonzalez Dominick 3:20-bk-30150 (7) In Re: John V Perkins 3:19-bk-32932 (7) In Re: Robert W 3:19-bk-32878 (7) In Re: Tyree Armani COURT and Kelly S. Perkins 5927 Morris Rd., Clemmons and Lisa Ann Clemmons Johnson COURT 3:14-bk-32939 (13) In Re: James E.B. Southern District of Ohio Springfield, OH 45502 County: CLARK-OH 3:19-bk-32933 (7) In Re: Mary Anner Stapleton and Molly D Stapleton Harris 65 South Front Street January 23, 2020 3:19-bk-32766 (7) In Re: Kyle Austin Rupert 3:19-bk-32937 (7) In Re: Victor Alferez Columbus, Ohio 43215-3431 Hon. Jeffery P. Hopkins 3:20-bk-30151 (13) In Re: Michael C. 3:15-bk-30088 (13) In Re: Rachelle R. Keene and Darlene J. Keene 2890 Lower 3:19-bk-32940 (7) In Re: Rubbennie McGhee Cincinnati, OH (Chief Judge) Bellbrook Road, Spring Valley, OH 45370 Stephens Jr. and Anita Louise Moss-Stephens Hon. Charles M. Caldwell 3:19-bk-32802 (7) In Re: Mary Jane Adler JUDGES: County: GREENE-OH 3:19-bk-32942 (7) In Re: Lloyd D. Cox 3:14-bk-30569 (13) In Re: David Smith Jr. Hon. Maureen O’Connor Columbus, OH 3:20-bk-30152 (7) In Re: Tiffany D Jr. and Nancy C Cox and Diana L Smith Hon. John E. Hoffman, Jr. Shingler 3683 South Charleston Pike, 3:19-bk-32945 (7) In Re: Kimberly A. 3:19-bk-32633 (7) In Re: Tiffany A. Olwin ( Chief Justice) Columbus, OH Springfield, OH 45502 County: CLARK-OH Lawson 3:19-bk-32916 (7) In Re: Jennifer M Tory Hon. Sharon L. Kennedy Hon. Guy R. Humphrey 3:20-bk-30153 (7) In Re: Brett David 3:19-bk-32948 (7) In Re: Joyce A 3:14-bk-33001 (13) In Re: Matthew M. Hon. Judith L. French Kent and Deborah Irene Kent 2050 Hilgeman Hopkins and Kate L Hopkins Dayton, OH Malcom Dr., Kettering, OH 45420 County: 3:19-bk-32949 (7) In Re: Jason Lee 3:19-bk-32775 (7) In Re: Ashley A. Lucas Hon. Patrick F. Fischer Hon. Beth A. Buchanan MONTGOMERY-OH Kennison 3:15-bk-31355 (13) In Re: Jacqueline Hon. R. Patrick DeWine Cincinnati, OH 3:20-bk-30154 (7) In Re: Shelby J. 3:19-bk-32951 (7) In Re: Brenda May Washington 3:19-bk-32806 (7) In Re: Christina Renee Hon. Michael P. Donnelly Hon. C. Katherine Preston Sturgill 1029 Harvard Avenue, Fairborn, OH Grooms Hon. Melody J. Stewart 45324 County: GREENE-OH 3:19-bk-32952 (7) In Re: Ardthare R. Lark Columbus, OH 3:14-bk-30970 (13) In Re: Barbara A 3:20-bk-30155 (7) In Re: Darrell J. Rucker ----- Asberry Hon. Beth A. Buchanan Selhorst and Jamie M. Selhorst 209 Harrison 3:19-bk-32954 (7) In Re: Kimberly A. 3:19-bk-32686 (7) In Re: Christina Di Sha Telephone 614-387-9000 Dayton, OH Rebholz Street, Piqua, OH 45356 County: MIAMI-OH Marshall * * * * * ----- 3:20-bk-30156 (7) In Re: Teresa L Perry 3:19-bk-32957 (7) In Re: Douglas C Lyle 3:19-bk-33024 (7) In Re: David A. Denlinger APPEALS Richard B. Jones, Clerk 1102 Arrowood Crossing, West Carrollton, OH and Pamela S Lyle and Joanna L. Denlinger 45449 County: MONTGOMERY-OH 3:19-bk-32959 (7) In Re: Therese R. 3:14-bk-33185 (13) In Re: Kimberly Christ ACCEPTED FOR REVIEW Dayton, OH (937) 225-2516 Week of January 20, 2020 3:20-bk-30157 (7) In Re: Willie E Hayden Frick Lewis Cincinnati, OH (513) 684-2572 and Ayonda L. Hayden 907 Jackie Circle, 3:19-bk-32961 (7) In Re: Tamra M Payne 3:19-bk-32778 (7) In Re: Kelly M Hamilton 2019-1410. State v. Chapman. Columbus, OH (614) 469-6638 Dayton, OH 45415 County: MONTGOMERY- 3:19-bk-32963 (7) In Re: Mark McNeal 3:15-bk-31451 (13) In Re: Kenneth Byrd Lorain App. No. 18CA011377, 2019- Mecca S Carter, Ph.D. OH 3:19-bk-32969 (7) In Re: Antoinette 3:19-bk-32809 (7) In Re: Mary F. Chaney Ohio-3535. Kennedy, J., dissents. Deputy In Charge 3:20-bk-30158 (7) In Re: Sumpter Miller Daniel Johnson 3:14-bk-32169 (13) In Re: Scott E. Hayes 3:19-bk-32720 (7) In Re: Abreal M. Phillips 2019-1411. State v. Anderson. Columbus, OH (614) 469-6638 IV 1007 Wilmington Pike Apt. 29, Dayton, OH 3:19-bk-33069 (7) In Re: Michael A. 45420 County: MONTGOMERY-OH Crosdale Jr. 3:19-bk-33025 (7) In Re: Joey L. Norris Sr. Lorain App. No. 18CA011376, 2019- Tolanda Gilmer 3:20-bk-30159 (7) In Re: Mathew Robert 3:19-bk-33113 (7) In Re: TaNesia S. and Danielle A. Norris Ohio-3534. Sua sponte, cause held for the Deputy In Charge Lowe 2009 Pittsfield St, Dayton, OH 45420 Tharpe 3:14-bk-33239 (13) In Re: Lynn A. Bruntz decision in 2019-1410, State v. Chapman. Dayton, OH (937) 225-2516 County: MONTGOMERY-OH January 22, 2020 3:19-bk-32779 (7) In Re: Sammie Lee Stewart, J., would not hold the cause. Henderson Jr. 3:20-bk-30160 (7) In Re: Timothy 3:17-bk-30534 (13) In Re: Benjamin R. Kennedy, J., dissents. * * * * * 3:15-bk-31695 (13) In Re: Robyn Yvette S Combs and Theresa L Combs 108A Byler and Nina M. Byler 2019-1429. State v. Clipps. PETITIONS & SCHEDULES Sellers Cuyahoga App. No. 107747, 2019-Ohio- Clubhouse Lane, Lebanon, OH 45036 3:18-bk-33690 (7) In Re: De’Angelo Card 3:19-bk-32815 (7) In Re: Dillon Ray Trent IN BANKRUPTCY County: WARREN-OH 3:19-bk-32547 (7) In Re: Jeffery S Seidel 3569. Appeal accepted and cross-appeal not and Janisen Le Trent accepted. Sua sponte, cause held for the January 24, 2020 3:19-bk-32721 (7) In Re: Thomas Berlin IN THE FOLLOWING 3:14-bk-32589 (13) In Re: Steve D. decision in 2019-0606, State v. Townsend. 3:20-bk-30161 (7) In Re: Bobbie J. Bowman and Kathleen Ann Bowman McAllister January 20, 2020 Kennedy, J., would not accept the appeal. 3:20-bk-30126 (7) In Re: Susan M. Carlisle 420 Neal Ave., Dayton, OH 45405 3:19-bk-32926 (7) In Re: Donald Secrest 3:19-bk-32724 (7) In Re: John Robert Donnelly and Stewart, JJ., would accept Hammond 2891 Millbank Row, Maineville, County: MONTGOMERY-OH and Wendy Secrest Thomas and Teri J. Thomas OH 45039 County: WARREN-OH 3:20-bk-30162 (13) In Re: Suzette Spicer 3:19-bk-33000 (7) In Re: Carla A. Polley 3:19-bk-33089 (7) In Re: Elizabeth Margar the cross-appeal. 3:20-bk-30127 (7) In Re: Judith L. Kehler 10702 Valette Circle N, Miamisburg, OH 3:19-bk-33131 (7) In Re: Kimberly K. Radford 2019-1430. State v. Dowdy. 605 Ohio Ave., Troy, OH 45373 County: 45342 County: MONTGOMERY-OH Miller 3:14-bk-33555 (13) In Re: Arnitra Reid Cuyahoga App. No. 107844, 2019-Ohio- MIAMI-OH 3:20-bk-30163 (7) In Re: Travis Lamar 3:19-bk-33205 (7) In Re: Donald W 3:19-bk-32782 (7) In Re: Lisa Ann Helton 3570. 3:20-bk-30128 (7) In Re: Michael E. White Jr and Amanda MIchel White 1601 Wenrich 3:16-bk-32491 (7) In Re: Shaun M. O’Connor, C.J., and Kennedy, J., dissent. Warrick 375 Morrow Rd., South Lebanon, OH Tabor Ave., Kettering, OH 45420 County: January 24, 2020 Mahlman and Megan L. Mahlman 2019-1460. State v. Smith. 45065 County: WARREN-OH MONTGOMERY-OH 3:14-bk-33242 (13) In Re: Mickelle J 3:19-bk-32818 (7) In Re: Brandon Michae Cuyahoga App. No. 107956, 2019-Ohio- Davidson January 21, 2020 3:20-bk-30164 (13) In Re: Connie Arlene Purvis 3769. Sua sponte, cause held for the decision 3:20-bk-30129 (13) In Re: Jason K Noble 3:14-bk-32728 (13) In Re: Roger L. Burton Elam 4510 E. Ross Road, Tipp City, OH 3:14-bk-34210 (13) In Re: Shantei in 2019-0948, State v. Miller. and Jennie L Noble 1212 Trovillo Drive, South and Donna L. Burton Moniqu Weatherspoon 2019-1481. Welsh-Huggins v. Office Lebanon, OH 45065 County: WARREN-OH 45371 County: MIAMI-OH 3:19-bk-32728 (7) In Re: Donna G. Brocco 3:20-bk-30165 (7) In Re: Erica L. 3:15-bk-32023 (13) In Re: Thomas G. of the Jefferson Cty. Pros. Atty. 3:20-bk-30130 (7) In Re: Calloway R. 3:19-bk-33092 (7) In Re: Quinn Walsh Jefferson App. No. 19 JE 0005, 2019- Messer and Teresa J. Messer 1239 Smith Cummings 309 W Hudson Ave., Dayton, OH Erftenbeck Jillson 45406 County: MONTGOMERY-OH 3:16-bk-31242 (13) In Re: Teresa M. Ohio-3967. Rd., Xenia, OH 45385 County: GREENE-OH 3:14-bk-33755 (13) In Re: Kerry D Marshall O’Connor, C.J., and DeWine, J., dissent. 3:20-bk-30131 (7) In Re: Krista N 3:20-bk-30166 (7) In Re: Jonathan E. Alexander and Bessie M Marshall 2019-1485. In re S.M. Frtischie 5009 Harshmanville Road, Dayton, Johnson 1258 Harker St., Dayton, OH 45404 3:17-bk-33065 (13) In Re: Douglas A 3:19-bk-32784 (7) In Re: Tyler Victor Logan App. Nos. 8-18-46, 8-18-47, Oh 45424 County: MONTGOMERY-OH County: MONTGOMERY-OH Wells and Sylvia J. Wells Benjamin 3:20-bk-30132 (13) In Re: Stephanie 3:20-bk-30167 (7) In Re: Lisa Ann Allred 3:18-bk-32274 (7) In Re: De’arion Yancey 3:18-bk-32677 (7) In Re: Anthony L Morris 8-18-55, and 8-18-56. Appeal accepted on Forrest 4731 Croftshire Dr, Kettering, OH 515 Wilson Avenue, Piqua, OH 45356 County: 3:19-bk-32972 (7) In Re: Rochelle M. Jr proposition of law No. I and cause held for the 45440-1729 County: MONTGOMERY-OH MIAMI-OH Hatfield 3:19-bk-32823 (7) In Re: Mary C. Myers decision in 2018-1842, In re N.M.P. Kennedy, J., would accept the appeal on 3:20-bk-30133 (13) In Re: David Alan January 25, 2020 3:19-bk-32973 (7) In Re: Dustan E. 3:14-bk-32730 (13) In Re: John Joseph Elliott 102 Birch Street, Jackson Center, OH 3:20-bk-30168 (13) In Re: Tony Quinn Kebabjian Vanover both propositions of law and would not hold 45334 County: SHELBY-OH Frazee and Kelli Renee Frazee 7258 Ballauer 3:19-bk-32975 (7) In Re: Elijah J Hahn 3:19-bk-32743 (7) In Re: Kirby J Fergerson the cause. 3:20-bk-30134 (13) In Re: Angela M. Place, Huber Heights, OH 45424 County: and Kaylin M Carr and Tina M Fergerson French and DeWine, JJ., dissent. Woolf 4293 Bristol Dr., Beavercreek, OH 3:19-bk-33862 (7) In Re: Angela Saylor MONTGOMERY-OH 3:19-bk-32976 (7) In Re: Ghulam Ullah 2019-1494. West v. Bode. 45440 County: GREENE-OH 3:14-bk-33759 (13) In Re: Scott A Evans 3:20-bk-30169 (7) In Re: Bobby Gene and Taiyyiba Mirza Monroe App. No. 18 MO 0017, 2019- 3:20-bk-30135 (7) In Re: Iwonna Rachel and Donna J Evans Banis 423 Buckeye Drive, Eaton, OH 45320 3:19-bk-32978 (7) In Re: Jeffrey Breitfield Ohio-4092. Saddler 62 Oxford Ave, Dayton, OH 45402 3:19-bk-32794 (7) In Re: Yvonne Lewis O’Connor, C.J., and DeWine and County: MONTGOMERY-OH County: PREBLE-OH 3:19-bk-32980 (7) In Re: Keisha Fedrick 3:19-bk-31116 (7) In Re: Jennifer Marie 3:20-bk-30170 (7) In Re: Ja’shaun Chenel 3:19-bk-32981 (7) In Re: Thomas Victor Stewart, JJ., dissent. 3:20-bk-30136 (7) In Re: Melanie A Neitzel 2019-1498. Rayco Mfg., Inc. v. Murphy, Kitchen 5265 Old Clifton Road, Springfield, Clark 170 Woodhills Blvd., West Carrollton, Ryan Jr. and Jessica Lynn Ryan 3:19-bk-32871 (7) In Re: Cheryl A. Hicks Rogers, Sloss & Gambel. OH 45502 County: CLARK-OH OH 45449 County: MONTGOMERY-OH 3:19-bk-32982 (7) In Re: James Ross 3:14-bk-32878 (13) In Re: Garry W. Preston Cuyahoga App. No. 106714, 2018-Ohio- 3:20-bk-30137 (7) In Re: Loretta J. 3:20-bk-30171 (7) In Re: Betty Ann Coe and Tami Daniel Coe and Patty S. Preston Haines 1117 Hawkins Road, Wilmington, OH Thorpe 5667 Elgin Roof Rd., Trotwood, OH 3:19-bk-32983 (7) In Re: Kimberly M 3:19-bk-32751 (7) In Re: Kalob Cavanaugh 4782. 45177 County: CLINTON-OH 45426 County: MONTGOMERY-OH Etter and Kelsey Cavanaugh DeWine, J., would accept the appeal on 3:20-bk-30138 (7) In Re: Lucas B. 3:20-bk-30172 (7) In Re: Douglas Byron 3:19-bk-33077 (7) In Re: Charles 3:14-bk-33843 (13) In Re: Kimberly K. proposition of law Nos. I through III only. Frierott and Shyanne M. Frierott 115 E Drake Jr. and Amanda Lynne Drake 5249 Luedecke Cueto Donnelly, J., dissents. Pinehurst St, Sidney, OH 45365-1647 County: Ferngrove Dr., Dayton, OH 45432 County: 3:19-bk-33078 (7) In Re: Alica Schroeder 3:19-bk-32795 (7) In Re: Gerald B Herzner Stewart, J., not participating. SHELBY-OH MONTGOMERY-OH 3:19-bk-33080 (7) In Re: Ralph J DeLory and Amy M Herzner 2019-1510. State v. Reed. January 22, 2020 3:20-bk-30173 (13) In Re: Viana Lynne 3:19-bk-33082 (7) In Re: Michael Allen 3:19-bk-32446 (7) In Re: Edwin Grant and Cuyahoga App. No. 108498, 2019-Ohio- 3:20-bk-30139 (7) In Re: Mary Rosely Carroll 3276 Cemetery Rd., Xenia, OH 45385 Gueth and Patricia Lynne Gueth Mattie Grant 4471. 3:19-bk-32873 (7) In Re: Michael Dale Sanders 1909 Elaina Drive, Springfield, OH County: GREENE-OH 3:19-bk-33184 (7) In Re: Kelton E Mote DeWine and Donnelly, JJ., would hold the Bankes 45503 County: CLARK-OH 3:20-bk-30174 (7) In Re: Brandon cause for the decision in 2019-1430, State v. 3:20-bk-30140 (7) In Re: Tamara R White 3:14-bk-32899 (13) In Re: David L. Booher X. Walls-Bigatin 2087 Valley Greene Dr. DISMISSED PETITIONS Dowdy. 2504 Madden hills Drive, Dayton, OH 45417 and Elizabeth A. Booher Apt. A, Kettering, OH 45440 County: Stewart, J., would also appoint counsel. County: MONTGOMERY-OH SOUTHERN DISTRICT 3:19-bk-32761 (7) In Re: Jose Efren O’Connor, C.J., and Kennedy and MONTGOMERY-OH Week of January 20, 2020 3:20-bk-30141 (13) In Re: Rajah Walton Mendez Jr. Fischer, JJ., dissent. 3:15-bk-33257 (13) In Re: Monica 3:14-bk-34072 (13) In Re: Patricia 8620 Baton Rouge Dr, Huber Heights, OH 2019-1646. State v. Adams. DISCHARGES GRANTED Lashaw Walker Bohannon 45424-1041 County: MONTGOMERY-OH 3:16-bk-32182 (13) In Re: James P. Riley Cuyahoga App. No. 108083, 2019-Ohio- 3:20-bk-30142 (7) In Re: Beverly A. SOUTHERN DISTRICT 3:19-bk-32799 (7) In Re: Christopher Krull January 21, 2020 Sr. and Cathy L Riley and Jennifer Krull 4259. Sua sponte, cause held for the decision Seidel 4307 Hollandsburg Sampson Rd., 3:16-bk-33521 (13) In Re: Melanie D. in 2018-0444, State v. Jones. Greenville, OH 45331 County: DARKE-OH 3:14-bk-33493 (13) In Re: Todd A Gerken 3:19-bk-32510 (7) In Re: Suncha C. Maddex Chambers Kennedy, Fischer, and DeWine, JJ., 3:20-bk-30143 (7) In Re: Clarence D 3:15-bk-33401 (13) In Re: Billy R Thomas 3:17-bk-31725 (13) In Re: Nancy R. 3:19-bk-32875 (7) In Re: Kathy Annett Perry dissent. Rose Jr 1102 Dahlia Dr. E., Springfield, OH and Mary Jane Thomas Nicholson 3:14-bk-32908 (13) In Re: Donald K. Minus 45505 County: CLARK-OH 3:15-bk-33478 (13) In Re: Steven R 3:18-bk-32520 (13) In Re: Britt D Byrne and Tojuan R. Williams-Minus APPEALS NOT 3:20-bk-30144 (7) In Re: Lillian M. Westerbeck and Estelle L. Byrne 3:19-bk-32762 (7) In Re: Douglas J. Nugnes 390 Cattail Way, Unit D, Beavercreek, 3:19-bk-32725 (7) In Re: Leah M Warren ACCEPTED FOR REVIEW 3:19-bk-30087 (13) In Re: Michelle Y Hebbard Jr. and Vicki L Hebbard 2019-0973. State v. King. OH 45440 County: GREENE-OH 3:19-bk-32756 (7) In Re: Christian Miller Jones 3:14-bk-34226 (13) In Re: Kyle S Henry and Warren App. No. CA2018-04-047, 2019- 3:20-bk-30145 (13) In Re: Patricia L and Meaghan Miller 3:19-bk-32306 (13) In Re: Nora Ann Linda M Henry Ohio-833. Mazeika 47 Wren Circle, Kettering, OH 45420 3:19-bk-32810 (7) In Re: Cacelia West Souders 3:19-bk-32800 (7) In Re: Sharon K. Story Donnelly, J., dissents. County: MONTGOMERY-OH 3:19-bk-32814 (7) In Re: John P. 3:19-bk-33240 (13) In Re: Rajah Walton 3:19-bk-32512 (7) In Re: Ian Thomas 2019-1188. State v. Ross. 3:20-bk-30146 (7) In Re: Kayla Nichol Creekmore and Tammy L. Creekmore 3:19-bk-33648 (13) In Re: Everett Allen Goings and Erica Starr Goings Ottawa App. No. OT-19-008. Seabolt 4899 Rexwood Drive, Dayton, OH 3:19-bk-32828 (7) In Re: Ilene Miller Cundiff and Pansy Fay Cundiff 3:19-bk-32876 (7) In Re: Bethanna Spires 45439 County: MONTGOMERY-OH 3:19-bk-32867 (7) In Re: Janeen Brown 3:19-bk-33765 (13) In Re: Cedric Leon 3:14-bk-32910 (13) In Re: Lorene I. Hughley 2019-1268. Medina Cty. Law Library 3:20-bk-30147 (13) In Re: Heather A Butt 3:19-bk-32917 (7) In Re: Erin K. Hanley Stinson Sr. 3:19-bk-32765 (7) In Re: Gail M Welker Resources Bd. v. RELX, Inc. 31200 Seaview Rd., Cazadero, CA 95421 3:19-bk-32923 (7) In Re: Chad Allen 3:19-bk-33791 (13) In Re: Gerald Frankl 3:15-bk-30007 (13) In Re: Steven W Justice Medina App. No. 19CA0019-M. County: SONOMA-CA Rose Bell Jr 3:19-bk-32801 (7) In Re: Peggy S. Haines Kennedy, J., dissents. Page Six DAILY COURT REPORTER, DAYTON, OHIO Friday, January 31, 2020 (031 ) 2019-1303. Verhoff v. Verhoff. 2019-1488. Putnam Cty. Bd. of 2019-1608. State v. Minifee. MERIT DECISIONS 2019-1406. State ex rel. Ware v. Akron. Allen App. No. 1-18-66, 2019-Ohio-3836. Commrs. v. Weis. Cuyahoga App. No. 108331, 2019-Ohio- In Mandamus. On respondents’ motion 2019-1397. State v. Lane. Putnam App. No. 12-19-01, 2019-Ohio- 4464. WITH OPINIONS to dismiss. Motion denied. Respondents’ Cuyahoga App. No. 109022. 3720. 2019-1609. State v. Taylor. 2018-1765. Dayton Bar Assn. v. motion for default judgment denied. Sua 2019-1398. State v. Martre. 2019-1489. Putnam Cty. Bd. of Cuyahoga App. No. 108320, 2019-Ohio- Sullivan, Slip Opinion No. 2020-Ohio-124. sponte, alternative writ granted. The following On Certified Report by the Board of Allen App. No. 1-19-49. Commrs. v. Patrick Bros. 4357. briefing schedule is set for the presentation Professional Conduct, No. 2018-007. Anthony Putnam App. Nos. 12-18-11 and 12-18- Stewart, J., not participating. of evidence and filing of briefs pursuant to 2019-1404. State v. Perry. William Sullivan, Attorney Registration No. Cuyahoga App. No. 108258, 2019-Ohio- 12, 2019-Ohio-3722. 2019-1629. State v. McClellan. 0062416, last known business address in S.Ct.Prac.R. 12.05: The parties shall file any 3668. 2019-1491. McHugh v. Fraser. Highland App. No. 18CA0011. Dayton, Ohio, suspended from the practice evidence they intend to present within 20 2019-1413. Nau v. Stonebridge Jefferson App. No. 18-JE-0020, 2019- Donnelly, J., dissents. of law for two years, with the second year days, relator shall file a brief within 10 days Operating Co., L.L.C. Ohio-3733. 2019-1637. State v. Bevins. stayed on conditions. after the filing of the evidence, respondents Noble App. No. 19 NO 0466, 2019-Ohio- Donnelly, J., dissents. Hamilton App. No. C-190218. O’Connor, C.J., and French, Fischer, shall file a brief within 20 days after the 3647. 2019-1500. Murray v. Auto-Owners Donnelly, J., dissents and would appoint Donnelly, and Stewart, JJ., concur. filing of relator’s brief, and relator may file Kennedy, J., dissents. Ins. Co. counsel. Fischer, J., concurs, with an opinion a reply brief within 7 days after the filing of 2019-1416. State v. Crockett. Erie App. No. E-18-060, 2019-Ohio-3816. Fischer and DeWine, JJ., not joined by Donnelly, J. respondents’ brief. The parties’ briefs shall Cuyahoga App. No. 108091, 2019-Ohio- 2019-1501. Cincinnati v. Triton Servs., participating. Kennedy, J., concurs in part and dissents address statutory damages. 3665. Inc. 2019-1643. State v. Hale. in part, with an opinion joined by DeWine, J. O’Connor, C.J., and Kennedy, French, Stewart, J., not participating. Hamilton App. No. C-170705, 2019-Ohio- Summit App. No. 29096, 2019-Ohio- 2019-1086. Mahoning Cty. Bar Assn. v. Fischer, DeWine, Donnelly, and Stewart, JJ., 2019-1417. State v. Newton. 3108. 3466. Yavorcik, Slip Opinion No. 2020-Ohio-123. concur. Cuyahoga App. No. 107195, 2019-Ohio- DeWine, J., not participating. 2019-1649. State v. Owens. On Certified Report by the Board of 2019-1452. State ex rel. Oldham v. Professional Conduct, No. 2017-016. Martin 3566. 2019-1503. State v. Moore. Wayne App. No. 19AP0051. Eighth Dist. Court of Appeals. Edward Yavorcik, Attorney Registration No. 2019-1419. State v. Elliott. Ashtabula App. No. 2018-A-0050. 2019-1422. State v. Sharier. In Mandamus. On respondent’s motion 0070681, last known business address in Hamilton App. No. C-180294, 2019-Ohio- Wayne App. No. 18AP0015, 2019-Ohio- to dismiss. Motion granted. Cause dismissed. 2019-1508. In re L.B.S. Youngstown, Ohio, suspended from the 3594. Wayne App. Nos. 18AP0010 and 3533. practice of law for two years, with the final O’Connor, C.J., and Kennedy, French, 2019-1420. State v. Sanderson. 18AP007. Donnelly, J., dissents, with an opinion. six months stayed on conditions and with Fischer, DeWine, Donnelly, and Stewart, JJ., Montgomery App. No. 28149, 2019-Ohio- Kennedy, French, and Stewart, JJ., Stewart, J., dissents. credit for time served under interim felony concur. 3589. dissent. DONNELLY, J., dissenting. suspension. 2019-1492. State ex rel. Link v. Fifth 2019-1424. State v. Skatzes. 2019-1513. State v. Keller. {¶ 1} Steven Sharier was sentenced O’Connor, C.J., and Kennedy, French, Dist. Court of Appeals. Montgomery App. No. 28212, 2019-Ohio- Delaware App. No. 18CAA090075, 2019- to five years in prison for unlawful sexual Fischer, DeWine, Donnelly, and Stewart, JJ., In Prohibition. On respondent’s motion to 3590. Ohio-3857. contact with a minor, in violation of R.C. concur. dismiss. Motion granted. Cause dismissed. 2019-1426. State v. Truss. 2019-1514. State v. Reese. 2907.04(A), based largely on the testimony 2019-0008. Ohio State Bar Assn. O’Connor, C.J., and Kennedy, French, Franklin App. No. 18AP-147, 2019-Ohio- Muskingum App. No. CT2019-0033, of the victim, K.W. Essentially, the jury found v. Watkins Global Network, L.L.C., Slip Fischer, DeWine, Donnelly, and Stewart, JJ., 3579. 2019-Ohio-3453. K.W.’s testimony more credible than Sharier’s. Opinion No. 2020-Ohio-169. concur. 2019-1427. In re S.M.B. 2019-1516. Baker v. Al Sobb But Sharier was prevented—over defense On Certified Report by the Board on the 2019-1497. State ex rel. Lusane v. Franklin App. No. 17AP-899, 2019-Ohio- Automotive Serv. objection—from cross-examining K.W. on the Unauthorized Practice of Law, No. UPL 14- Oswick. 3578. Lucas App. No. L-18-1141. topic of whether she had previously accused 03. Mario W. Watkins and Watkins Global In Procedendo. On respondent’s Network, L.L.C., enjoined from engaging in 2019-1431. State v. Jones. 2019-1517. State v. Group. another person of sexual abuse and then motion to dismiss. Motion granted. Cause the unauthorized practice of law in Ohio and Wood App. No. WD-18-042, 2019-Ohio- Mahoning App. No. 18 MA 0098, 2019- recanted. This evidence would have borne dismissed. civil penalty imposed. 3602. Ohio-3958. directly on the credibility of K.W. As the O’Connor, C.J., and Kennedy, French, O’Connor, C.J., and French, Fischer, 2019-1434. Anderson v. Jancoa Donnelly, J., dissents. dissenting judge in the court of appeals wrote, Donnelly, and Stewart, JJ., concur. Fischer, DeWine, Donnelly, and Stewart, JJ., Janitorial Servs. 2019-1518. State v. Thundercloud. “the jury should have been able to hear and DeWine, J., concurs in part and dissents concur. Butler App. No. CA2019-01-018, 2019- Muskingum App. No. CT2018-0048, evaluate that evidence, particularly given the in part, with an opinion joined by Kennedy, J. 2019-1529. Sudberry v. Warden. Ohio-3617. 2019-Ohio-2471. importance of credibility in this case.” 2019- 2019-0802. Columbus Bar Assn. v. In Mandamus. On respondent’s motion Donnelly, J., dissents. French, J., dissents. Ohio-3533, ¶ 27 (Carr, J., dissenting). used Christensen and Kluesener, Slip Opinion to dismiss. Motion granted. Cause dismissed. 2019-1435. Sohi v. Sycamore Twp. Bd. 2019-1519. State v. Williams. for appellate review of preserved errors. No. 2020-Ohio-167. O’Connor, C.J., and Kennedy, French, of Trustees. Butler App. No. CA2018-10-205, 2019- We should accept jurisdiction to determine On Certified Report by the Board Fischer, DeWine, Donnelly, and Stewart, JJ., Hamilton App. No. C-180288. Ohio-3829. whether objecting to the application of the of Professional Conduct, No. 2018-070. concur. 2019-1436. In re D.T. 2019-1520. State v. Millhouse. rape-shield law on one basis is enough to Michael Dean Christensen, Attorney 2019-1551. Hillman v. Page. Registration No. 0071612, last known Summit App. No. 29516. Crawford App. No. 3-19-06. preserve a different error also related to the In Mandamus and Prohibition. On 2019-1437. State v. Moscoso. misapplication of the rape shield law. Given business address in Columbus, Ohio, publicly respondent’s motion to dismiss. Motion French, J., dissents. reprimanded. Jeffrey Thomas Kluesener, Muskingum App. No. CT2018-0012, 2019-1521. McCullough v. Youngstown that—according to appellant’s memorandum granted. Relator’s motion to consolidate case 2018-Ohio-2877. in support of jurisdiction—the trial judge Attorney Registration No. 0087256, last Nos. 2019-1551 and 2019-1584 denied as City School Dist. known business address in Columbus, Ohio, 2019-1439. State v. Smith. stated, “maybe I’m wrong, but, I think under moot. Cause dismissed. Mahoning App. No. 18 MA 0075, 2019- suspended from the practice of law for one Hamilton App. No. C-180081, 2019-Ohio- Boggs, under rape shield, you can’t get it in,” I O’Connor, C.J., and Kennedy, French, Ohio-3965. year, stayed on conditions. O’Connor, C.J., 3642. am confident that trial judges throughout Ohio Fischer, DeWine, Donnelly, and Stewart, JJ., 2019-1523. State v. George. and French, Fischer, Donnelly, and Stewart, Fischer and DeWine, JJ., not would benefit from our review of this issue. concur. Medina App. No. 19CA0037-M, 2019- JJ., concur. participating. {¶ 3} Because I would accept jurisdiction, 2019-1584. State ex rel. Hillman v. Ohio-3823. Fischer, J., concurs, with an opinion 2019-1441. State v. Lewis. I dissent. Cain. 2019-1525. Y.H. v. C.C. joined by Donnelly, J. Knox App. No. 19 CA 000001, 2019- {¶ 2} In ruling against allowing the Kennedy, J., concurs in part and dissents In Mandamus and Prohibition. On Cuyahoga App. No. 108175, 2019-Ohio- Ohio-3630. evidence, it appears that the trial court in part, with an opinion joined by DeWine, J. respondent’s motion to dismiss. Motion 4066. Donnelly, J., dissents. misapplied Ohio’s rape-shield law, R.C. 2018-1396. In re Application of Ohio granted. Relator’s motion to consolidate case 2019-1527. Estate of Ciotto v. Hinkle. 2019-1443. State v. Cook. 2907.02(D), and State v. Boggs, 63 Ohio Power Co., Slip Opinion No. 2020-Ohio- Nos. 2019-1551 and 2019-1584 denied as Huron App. No. H-2018-11. Fairfield App. No. 18-CA-43, 2019-Ohio- St.3d 418, 588 N.E.2d 813 (1992). The 143. moot. Cause dismissed. O’Connor, C.J., dissents and would 3650. court of appeals acknowledged that the trial Public Utilities Commission, Nos. O’Connor, C.J., and Kennedy, French, accept the appeal on proposition of law No. I. 16-1852-EL-SSO and 16-1853-EL-AAM. 2019-1445. Meinerding v. Coldwater court erred in applying the rape-shield law, Fischer, DeWine, Donnelly, and Stewart, JJ., French, J., dissents and would accept the Order affirmed. Exempted Village School Dist. Bd. of Edn. 2019-Ohio-3533 at ¶ 12, but did not fully concur. appeal on proposition of law Nos. I and II. Kennedy, French, Fischer, DeWine, Mercer App. No. 10-19-06, 2019-Ohio- address this issue, because it concluded that 2019-1528. State v. August. Sharier’s counsel did not object with adequate Donnelly, and Stewart, JJ., concur. MISCELLANEOUS 3611. O’Connor, C.J., concurs in judgment only. Warren App. No. CA2018-12-136, 2019- specificity. The court therefore reviewed the DISMISSALS Donnelly, J., dissents. 2018-0822. Warren Cty. Bar Assn. v. Ohio-4126. issue under the stringent plain-error standard, 2019-1197. Meadows v. Jackson Ridge 2019-1448. Korengel v. Little Miami Brenner, Slip Opinion No. 2020-Ohio-142. 2019-1536. State v. George. id. at ¶ 9, 13, instead of the less rigorous de Rehab. & Care. Golf Ctr. On Certified Report by the Board of Summit App. No. CA29292. novo standard Stark App. No. 2018 CA 00184, 2019- Hamilton App. No. C-180416, 2019-Ohio- Professional Conduct, No. 2018-018. Andrew Ohio-2879. Appellants have not filed a merit 3681. 2019-1539. State v. Orozco-Islas. DISCIPLINARY CASES Jay Brenner, Attorney Registration No. Stark App. No. 2019CA00127. brief, due January 14, 2020, in compliance Kennedy, J., dissents. 2018-1437. Disciplinary Counsel v. 0085066, last known business address in 2019-1548. State v. Hill. Mason, Ohio, suspended from the practice of with the Rules of Practice of the Supreme Fischer and DeWine, JJ., not McCray. Court of Ohio and therefore have failed Montgomery App. No. 28110, 2019-Ohio- Sua sponte, Leah Traci McCray, Attorney law for six months, fully stayed on conditions. participating. to prosecute this cause with the requisite 3921. Registration No. 0088751, last known O’Connor, C.J., and French, Fischer, 2019-1449. Ayers v. KCI Technologies, Donnelly, and Stewart, JJ., concur. diligence. Cause dismissed. Appellants’ 2019-1568. State v. Schmidt. business address in Lima, Ohio, found in Inc. Fischer, J., concurs, with an opinion motion to proceed to oral argument denied Lake App. No. 2018-L-068, 2019-Ohio- contempt for failure to file an affidavit of Portage App. No. 2018-P-0087, 2019- joined by Donnelly, J. as moot. 3990. compliance on or before December 9, 2019. Ohio-3614. Kennedy, J., dissents, with an opinion 2019-0269. State ex rel. Sun Chem. 2019-1570. State v. Adams. 2018-1766. Disciplinary Counsel v. Kennedy, French, and Fischer, JJ., joined by DeWine, J. Corp. v. Indus. Comm. Mahoning App. No. 18 MA 0116, 2019- Dougherty and Cicero. dissent. 2019-0809. Disciplinary Counsel v. Franklin App. No. 17AP-554, 2019-Ohio- Ohio-4090. Sua sponte, Christopher Thomas Cicero, 2019-1458. Hiss v. Perkins Local Amaddio and Wargo, Slip Opinion No. 222. On appellant’s application for dismissal. 2019-1571. State v. Greene. Attorney Registration No. 003988, last known School Dist. Bd. of Edn. 2020-Ohio-141. Application granted. Cause dismissed. Franklin App. No. 17AP-238, 2019-Ohio- business address in Columbus, Ohio, found in On Certified Report by the Board of Erie App. No. E-18-034, 2019-Ohio-3703. 2019-1405. State v. Edwards. 4010. contempt for failure to surrender his certificate Professional Conduct, No. 2018-068. Mark French, J., dissents and would accept the Franklin App. No. 17AP-738, 2019-Ohio- Fischer, J., dissents and would accept of admission and failure to file an affidavit of Douglas Amaddio, Attorney Registration No. appeal on proposition of law Nos. I and II. 3012. Appellant has not filed a memorandum the appeal on proposition of law No. I. compliance on or before December 2, 2019. 0041276, last known business address in in support of jurisdiction, due January 16, 2019-1461. Dunlop v. Dept. of Job & Beachwood, Ohio, and John Joseph Wargo 2019-1574. State v. Bolling. 2018-1766. Disciplinary Counsel v. 2020, in compliance with the Rules of Practice Family Servs. Jr., Attorney Registration No. Montgomery App. No. 28321, 2019-Ohio- Dougherty and Cicero. of the Supreme Court of Ohio and therefore Franklin App. No. 19AP-58, 2019-Ohio- 0023299, last known business address 4093. Sua sponte, Timothy Raymond has failed to prosecute this cause with the 3632. Dougherty, Attorney Registration No. 0064500, in Berea, Ohio, suspended from the practice requisite diligence. Cause dismissed. Donnelly, J., dissents and would appoint of law for one year. 2019-1462. State v. Baskerville. last known business address in Las Cruces, 2019-1459. State v. Ramirez. counsel. O’Connor, C.J., and French, Fischer, Summit App. No. 29327, 2019-Ohio- New Mexico, found in contempt for failure to Butler App. No. CA2018-12-233, 2019-1575. State v. Marques. Donnelly, and Stewart, JJ., concur. 3639. surrender his attorney-registration card and 2019-Ohio-3050. Appellant has not filed a Franklin App. No. 17AP-849, 2019-Ohio- Kennedy, J., dissents, with an opinion 2019-1467. State v. Green. failure to file an affidavit of compliance on or memorandum in support of jurisdiction, due 42. joined by DeWine, J. Wood App. No. WD-18-029, 2019-Ohio- before December 2, 2019. January 16, 2020, in compliance with the French, J., not participating. 1176. 2019-0196. Disciplinary Counsel v. MERIT DECISIONS Rules of Practice of the Supreme Court of 2019-1577. State v. Hunt. 2019-1473. Harris v. Certificate of Wysin. Ohio and therefore has failed to prosecute Cuyahoga App. No. 107125, 2019-Ohio- WITHOUT OPINIONS Qualification of Emp. Petition. Sua sponte, Gregory James Wysin, 2019-0784. State ex rel. Harris v. this cause with the requisite diligence. Cause 4053. Cuyahoga App. No. 107828, 2019-Ohio- Attorney Registration No. 0075638, last Cincinnati. dismissed. Donnelly, J., dissents. 3658. known business address in Kent, Ohio, found In Mandamus. On respondents’ motion MOTION AND Kennedy and Fischer, JJ., dissent. 2019-1580. Jacobs v. Dye Oil, L.L.C. in contempt for failure to file an affidavit of for judgment on pleadings with attached Monroe App. No. 18 MO 0020, 2019- 2019-1474. State v. Mathis. compliance on or before December 2, 2019. affidavit. Motion granted. Cause dismissed. PROCEDURAL RULINGS Ohio-4085. Cuyahoga App. No. 107365, 2019-Ohio- 2019-0220. Cincinnati Bar Assn. v. O’Connor, C.J., and Kennedy, French, 2019-1482. State v. Whitaker. French, J., dissents and would remand Fischer, DeWine, Donnelly, and Stewart, JJ., Cuyahoga C.P. No. CR-17-614021-A. 3654. Begovic. the cause for application of Browne v. Artex concur. On motion for leave to file delayed appeal. Donnelly, J., dissents. Sua sponte, Michael Joseph Begovic, Oil Co., __ Ohio St.3d __, 2019-Ohio-4809, 2019-1377. State ex rel. Martin v. Motion granted. The parties shall brief this 2019-1475. McQuistan v. State. Attorney Registration No. 0096103, last __ N.E.3d __. known business address in Cincinnati, Ohio, Tuscarawas Cty. Job & Family Servs. case in accordance with the Rules of Practice Medina App. No. 18CA0104-M, 2019- In Mandamus. On respondent’s motion of the Supreme Court of Ohio. 2019-1586. Harrison v. Horizon found in contempt for failure to file an affidavit Ohio-3612. to dismiss. Motion denied. Sua sponte, 2019-1530. State v. Harrop. Women’s Healthcare, L.L.C. of compliance on or before December 6, 2019. 2019-1480. State v. Brown. Montgomery App. No. CA 28154, 2019- alternative writ granted. The following Fayette App. No. CA2018-12-028, 2019- briefing schedule is set for the presentation Preble App. No. CA2016-07-006, 2017- Ohio-3528. MEDIATION MATTERS Ohio-3230. On motion for leave to file delayed of evidence and filing of briefs pursuant to appeal. Motion denied. Ohio-4231. 2019-1590. State ex rel. Zamborsky v. The court refers the following cases to S.Ct.Prac.R. 12.05: The parties shall file any Fischer, J., dissents. Donnelly, J., dissents and would appoint Ohio Bd. of Embalmers & Funeral Dirs. mediation under S.Ct.Prac.R. 19.01 and stays counsel. all filing deadlines for each case until further evidence they intend to present within 20 2019-1534. State v. Brown. Franklin App. No. 18AP-768, 2019-Ohio- days, relators shall file a brief within 10 days 2019-1484. State v. Austin. order of this court. The court Columbiana App. No. 18 CO 0025, 2019- 4016. after the filing of the evidence, respondent Ohio-2717. On motion for leave to file delayed Mahoning App. No. 16MA0068. will not issue any decision on the merits French, J., dissents. shall file a brief within 20 days after the appeal. Motion denied. in these cases until mediation has concluded. 2019-1486. State v. Powell. 2019-1593. State v. Rockey. filing of relators’ brief, and relators may file Donnelly, J., dissents. Ashland App. No. 19-COA-022, 2019- Clark App. No. 2018-CA-98, 2019-Ohio- 2020-0050. State ex rel. Brack v. a reply brief within 7 days after the filing of 2019-1554. State v. Ridenbaugh. Ohio-3858. 4101. Budish. respondent’s brief. Licking App. No. 18-CA-96, 2019-Ohio- 2019-1487. Putnam Cty. Bd. of 2019-1596. State v. Fetherolf. In Mandamus. O’Connor, C.J., and French, Fischer, and 3564. On motion for leave to file delayed Commrs. v. Maag. Union App. No. 14-19-23. 2020-0051. State ex rel. Glass v. Stewart, JJ., concur. appeal. Motion denied. Putnam App. No. 12-19-02, 2019-Ohio- Donnelly, J., dissents and would appoint Schilling. Kennedy, DeWine, and Donnelly, JJ., French, Donnelly, and Stewart, JJ., 3720. counsel. In Mandamus. dissent and would grant the motion to dismiss. dissent. Friday, January 31, 2020 (031) DAILY COURT REPORTER, DAYTON, OHIO Page Seven

2019-1572. State v. Taylor. 2019-0573. In re Comm. Rev. of Ohio State v. Jali Fayette App. No. CA2018-11-021, 2019- Adm.Code Chapter 4901:1-10. 28294 Ohio-3437. On motion for leave to file delayed Public Utilities Commission, No. OHIO COURT The jury finding that appellant was guilty of BUSINESS AND appeal. Motion granted. Appellant shall file a 12-2050-EL-ORD. On appellee’s motion to solicitation was based on sufficient evidence memorandum in support of jurisdiction within dismiss. Motion granted. Cause dismissed. and was not against the manifest weight of 30 days. Kennedy, J., dissents. OF APPEALS the evidence. The trial court did not err in STATISTICAL O’Connor, C.J., and DeWine, J., dissent. 2019-1243. In re Complaint of Moore v. Second Judicial District refusing to admit appellant’s exhibit, which 2019-1591. State v. Ranson. Cleveland Elec. Illum. Co. was a handwritten copy of words written in Public Utilities Commission, No. DAYTON-MONTGOMERY INFORMATION Franklin App. No. 18AP-841, 2019-Ohio- Arabic and translated into English. The exhibit 2140. On motion for leave to file delayed 17-1563-EL-CSS. On appellee’s motion to County Courts Building dismiss. Motion granted. Appellee’s motion for was marginally relevant and was cumulative Compiled in Miami Valley appeal. Motion denied. 5th Floor to testimony that appellant had just given. Donnelly, J., dissents. leave to substitute corrected notice of appeal denied. Cause dismissed. 41 N. Perry Street Judgment affirmed. (Donovan, J., dissenting.) 2019-1601. State v. Knox. Kennedy, J., would deny the motion for Dayton, Ohio 45422-2155 Welbaum Section D Lorain App. No. 17CA011233, 2019- leave to substitute corrected notice of appeal Montgomery Ohio-2265. On motion for leave to file delayed as moot. *** appeal. Motion denied. JUDGES: 2019-1260. Hillman v. Tenth Dist. Court State v. Maston Donnelly and Stewart, JJ., dissent. of Appeals. Hon. Jeffrey M. Welbaum 28172 RECORDER’S 2019-1603. State v. Johnson. In Mandamus and Prohibition. On relator’s The trial court erred by sentencing appellant Lucas App. No. L-18-1222, 2019-Ohio- (Presiding and request pursuant to Civ.R. 52 for this court to to pay a $25 fine without first considering his OFFICE 3813. On motion for leave to file delayed Administrative Judge) provide findings of fact and conclusion of law. present and future ability to pay the fine. The appeal. Motion denied. Request denied. Hon. Jeffrey E. Froelich trial court also erred by issuing a sentencing French and Fischer, JJ., dissent. French, J., not participating. Hon. Michael Tucker entry that incorrectly stated the manner 2019-1619. State v. Cook. 2019-1381. State v. Garrett. of appellant’s conviction. The judgment is Auglaize App. No. 2-18-21, 2019-Ohio- Franklin C.P. No. 18CR168. On appellee/ Hon. Mary E. Donovan reversed insofar as it ordered appellant to 3610. On motion for leave to file delayed cross-appellant’s notice of cross-appeal. Notice Hon. Michael T. Hall pay a $25 fine. The matter is remanded to the appeal. Motion granted. Appellant shall file a rejected as a matter of right. Appellee/cross------memorandum in support of jurisdiction within appellant’s motion for leave to cross-appeal trial court for a determination of appellant’s 30 days. granted and cross-appeal accepted. The case Telephone 937-225-4464 present and future ability to pay the fine, O’Connor, C.J., and DeWine, J., dissent. shall be briefed pursuant to S.Ct.Prac.R. 16.05 * * * * * resentencing on that issue, and to reflect the 2019-1621. State v. Hope. but with the following timeframes set for the filing correct manner of appellant’s conviction in the Brandon C. McClain, Recorder DECISIONS new sentencing entry that is issued following Trumbull App. No. 2018-T-0053, 2019- of briefs: The first brief shall be filed within 180 January 17, 2020 Montgomery County remand. In all other respects, the judgment Ohio-2174. On motion for leave to file delayed days of the filing of the record, the second brief Stuck v. Miami Valley Hosp. shall be filed within 120 days of the filing of the of the trial court is affirmed. appeal. Motion denied. 28233 U.S. TAX LIENS 2019-1625. State v. Young. first brief, the third brief shall be filed within 120 Welbaum The trial court did not err in granting partial January 20 – January 24, 2020 Erie App. No. E-18-042, 2019-Ohio-3819. days of the filing of the second brief, and the Montgomery summary judgment as to appellant’s cause INSTRUMENT; DATE; AMOUNT; On motion for leave to file delayed appeal. fourth brief shall be filed within 45 days of the *** of action seeking a declaratory judgment MORTGAGOR(S); ADDRESS; MORTGAGEE Motion denied. filing of the third brief. State v. Swaney 2020-00004327; 01/21/2020; $14,204.80; French and Fischer, JJ., dissent. Kennedy, J., would deny the motion for that medical providers were negligent per 28357; 28515 leave to cross-appeal. ELIZABETH HOWARD; 7254 ROBERT 2019-1631. State v. Williams. se or that strict liability or res ipsa loquitur Appellant’s pleas in two cases were made Fischer and Stewart, JJ., would accept the ULRICH AVE, DAYTON, OH 45415; USA Montgomery App. No. 27919, 2019-Ohio- applied to their actions. Although a pressure knowingly, intelligently, and voluntarily, notice of cross-appeal. 4105. On motion for leave to file delayed ulcer that decedent developed may have and the trial court did not act unlawfully in 2020-00004328; 01/21/2020; $9,058.29; 2019-1674. State v. Turner. qualified as a “hospital acquired condition” disclosing, prior to the second plea colloquy, JEROME H SULLIVAN & KELLY HARRISON appeal. Motion granted. Appellant shall file a Clermont App. No. CA2018-11-082, memorandum in support of jurisdiction within or “never event” under federal law governing the sentence it intended to impose. The trial SULLIVAN; 18 SPIERA DR, DAYTON, OH 2019-Ohio-3950. On review of order certifying 45419; USA 30 days. Medicaid and Medicare reimbursement, such court’s sentences were not contrary to law or a conflict. The court determines that a conflict 2020-00004329; 01/21/2020; $27,533.55; Stewart, J., would also appoint counsel. federal law did not establish a standard of clearly and convincingly unsupported by the exists. The parties are to brief the issue as AIDAR LOMIDZE; 128 S GARLAND AVE, Kennedy, J., dissents. stated on pages 2 through 3 of the court of care for private medical negligence actions record. Judgments affirmed. DAYTON, OH 45403; USA 2019-1632. State v. Latham. appeals’ November 22, 2019 entry: “Does and did not alter the elements necessary to Froelich Hamilton App. No. C-170571. On motion 2020-00004330; 01/21/2020; $13,319.68; an officer have reasonable and articulable prove such a claim. Appellees’ assignments Montgomery for leave to file delayed appeal. Motion ROBERT C GILBERT; 751 SAGAMORE AVE, suspicion to conduct a traffic stop of a motor of error on cross-appeal challenging the trial *** denied. vehicle for a marked lanes violation under R.C. State v. Thompson, Jr. DAYTON, OH 45404; USA court’s Civ.R. 54(B) certification of its partial Fischer, Donnelly, and Stewart, JJ., 4511.33(A)(1) when the officer observes the 28308 2020-00004331; 01/21/2020; $10,991.47; summary judgment decision are overruled, dissent. tires of a vehicle driving on, but not across a The trial court did not accurately advise RYAN PARKER; 681 LOUIS HAM DR, and their motions to strike are granted in part 2019-1633. State v. Jackson. marked lane line?” The conflict cases areState appellant that a driver’s license suspension DAYTON, OH 45429; USA Stark App. No. 2019CA00136. On v. Williams, 1st Dist. Hamilton No. C-960958, and denied in part. Judgment affirmed. was mandatory, and thus it only partially 2020-00004332; 01/21/2020; $15,258.82; motion for leave to file delayed appeal. Motion 1997 Ohio App. LEXIS 3467, *4-5 (Aug. 1, Froelich complied with the Crim.R. 11(C)(2)(a) TRAVIS J SR WILKINS; 3110 ACKERMAN denied. 1997); State v. Smith, 3d Dist. Marion No. Montgomery maximum penalty advisement. However, the BLVD, DAYTON, OH 45429; USA 9-17-05, 2017-Ohio-5845; State v. Marcum, Donnelly, J., dissents. *** record does not support the conclusion the 2020-00004333; 01/21/2020; $53,381.11; 2013-Ohio-2652, 993 N.E.2d 1289 (5th Dist.); 2020-0094. State ex rel. Dunn v. Plain January 24, 2020 appellant would not have entered into the plea CHARLES III THORNTON; 1011 BRIAN CT, State v. Franklin, 5th Dist. Licking No. 11-CA- Local School Dist. Bd. of Edn. Backyard Rentals, L.L.C. v. Brooks ENGLEWOOD, OH 45322; USA 128, 2012-Ohio-3089; State v. Richardson, agreement if he had subjectively understood In Mandamus. On relators’ motion for 2019-CA-48 that the license suspension was mandatory. 2020-00004334; 01/21/2020; $15,684.39; expedited case schedule pursuant to S.Ct. 5th Dist. Delaware No. 00-CA-A-01-003, 2000 The trial court did not err in entering default Also, since consecutive sentences were SHARON Y ALLEN & ARTUS III ALLEN; 30 Prac.R. 12.08. Motion granted. The following Ohio App. LEXIS 3419 (July 14, 2000); State v. judgment against the appellant on the either mandatory or imposed as part of an NEAL AVE, DAYTON, OH 45405; USA schedule is set for the filing of the answer, Konneh, 6th Dist. Wood No. WD-17-007, 2018- agreed-upon prison term, the trial court did not 2020-00004335; 01/21/2020; $36,060.11; briefs, and evidence: respondents shall file Ohio-1239; State v. Parker, 6th Dist. Ottawa No. appellee’s complaint for unpaid rent and err by failing to make consecutive sentence ASHLEY SMITH; 324 REDWOOD BLVD, an answer to the complaint by Thursday, OT-12-034, 2013-Ohio-3470; State v. Baker, 6th repossession of a lofted barn. After being Dist. Wood No. WD-13-074, 2014-Ohio-2564; findings under R.C. 2929.14(C)(4). Judgment DAYTON, OH 45440; USA January 23, 2020, relators shall file their brief served with a summons, a copy of the State v. Grigoryan, 8th Dist. Cuyahoga No. affirmed. (Donovan, J., dissenting.) 2020-00004336; 01/21/2020; $32,293.47; and evidence by Friday, January 24, 2020, complaint, and related documents, the 93030, 2010-Ohio-2883; and State v. Kneier, FRED RUTHERFORD & VICTORIA respondents shall file their brief and evidence appellant failed to plead or otherwise defend Tucker 11th Dist. Portage No. 2015-P-0006, 2015-Ohio- A RUTHERFORD; 115 ANTWERP AVE, by Monday, January 27, 2020, and relators the action. Judgment affirmed. Montgomery 3419. *** BROOKVILLE, OH 45309; USA shall file their reply brief by Tuesday, January Hall French, J., would not include Franklin or State v. Waggoner 2020-00004337; 01/21/2020; $35,914.37; 28, 2020. No requests or stipulations for Greene Konneh among the conflict cases. 28453 ALLIED BUILDERS INC & LINDA HELTON; extension of time shall be filed, and the clerk *** 1644 KUNTZ RD, DAYTON, OH 45404; USA shall refuse to file any requests or stipulations RECONSIDERATION OF The trial court did not err in sentencing State v. Goss appellant to 11 months in prison following his 2020-00004338; 01/21/2020; $3,491.58; for extension of time. All documents in this PRIOR DECISIONS 2019-CA-14; 2019-CA-15 WILLIAM JOHN JR HONIUS & B JS BODY case shall be served as specified by S.Ct. guilty plea to a felony theft offense. Appellant’s 2018-0237. Shelly Materials, Inc. v. The indictment properly charged appellant SHOP; 5996 GERMANTOWN PIKE, DAYTON, Prac.R. 12.08(C). extensive criminal history justified the trial Streetsboro Planning & Zoning Comm. OH 45417; USA with aggravated trafficking in drugs as court’s denial of his request to be sentenced 2018-1831. State v. Smith. Portage App. No. 2017-P-0025, 2017- 2020-00004339; 01/21/2020; $29,728.51; Hamilton App. No. C-170335, 2018- a second-degree felony with mandatory to STOP, and incarceration in state prison Ohio-9342. Reported at __ Ohio St.3d __, TAMARA ABNER; 62 HEMPLE RD., Ohio-4615. On joint motion of appellee and 2019-Ohio-4499, __ N.E.3d __. On motion for imprisonment in Count 14, and counsel was was permitted in light of appellant’s prior FARMERSVILLE, OH 45325; USA amicus curiae Ohio Attorney General Dave reconsideration. Motion denied. not ineffective in failing to argue that the aggravated burglary conviction and sentence. 2020-00004340; 01/21/2020; $224.63; Yost for divided oral-argument time scheduled O’Connor, C.J., and DeWine and offense should have been classified as a Any error in the trial court’s failure to more fully SHARON Y ALLEN; 30 NEAL AVE, DAYTON, for Wednesday, January 29, 2020. Motion Zimmerman, JJ., dissent. fourth- or fifth-degree felony. The trial court did articulate its reasons for disapproving shock OH 45405; USA granted. Amicus curiae shall share the time William Zimmerman, J., of the Third District not abuse its discretion in denying appellant’s incarceration or an intensive program prison was harmless. Judgment affirmed. 2020-00004341; 01/21/2020; $17,508.53; allotted to appellee. Court of Appeals, sitting for French, J. motions for a continuance, filed on the day Froelich COOKIE S WASHINGTON & MICHAEL A 2019-1094. In re Application of 2019-0032. State ex rel. Parker v. Russo. set for trial. Appellant was not entitled to Cuyahoga App. No. 107686, 2018- Montgomery WASHINGTON; 253 E SIEBENTHALER AVE, Rodgers. findings of fact and conclusions of law on his On applicant’s motion to continue oral Ohio-4903. Reported at __ Ohio St.3d __, *** DAYTON, OH 45405; USA motions for a continuance. The trial court did argument scheduled for Tuesday, January 2019-Ohio-4420, __ N.E.3d __. On motion for Whatley v. Canales 2020-00004342; 01/21/2020; $10,171.73; not abuse its discretion in denying appellant’s 28, 2020. Motion denied. reconsideration. Motion denied. 28382 BRIAN JOHNSON; 819 WYOMING ST, pro se motion to substitute counsel filed on 2019-1521. McCullough v. Youngstown 2019-0108. State ex rel. Parker Bey v. Appellant failed to file objections to the trial DAYTON, OH 45410; USA City School Dist. Bracy. the day set for trial. The trial court did not court’s adoption of a magistrate’s decision 2020-00004343; 01/21/2020; $11,004.38; Trumbull App. No. 2018-T-0090, 2018- Mahoning App. No. 18 MA 0075, 2019- abuse its discretion in determining that the denying appellant’s petition for a civil stalking JEFFREY R CLEARY & MELISSA J CLEARY; Ohio-5337. Reported at __ Ohio St.3d __, Ohio-3965. On appellee’s motion to strike for circumstances did not justify a deviation from protection order. As a result, under Civ.R. 8621 CRESTWAY RD, CLAYTON, OH 45315; 2019-Ohio-4420, __ N.E.3d __. On motion for failure to provide service. Motion denied as the court’s general rule that any plea taken 65.1(G), appellant may not challenge the USA reconsideration. Motion denied. moot. after the final pretrial will only be accepted trial court’s decision on appeal. Judgment 2020-00004842; 01/22/2020; $11,470.69; 2019-0988. V.R.T. v. Celebrezze. affirmed. 2019-1528. State v. August. as charged in the indictment. Appellant’s WILLIAM MOORE; 42 YALE AVE, DAYTON, Cuyahoga App. No. 108116, 2019-Ohio- Welbaum Warren App. No. CA2018-12-136, 2019- plea was knowing, intelligent and voluntary; OH 45406; USA 2241. Reported at 157 Ohio St.3d 1482, Montgomery Ohio-4126. On appellant’s three separate 2019-Ohio-4474, 134 N.E.3d 199. On motion Crim.R. 11 permits a plea of no contest to 2020-00004843; 01/22/2020; $32,134.47; motions for appointment of counsel. Motions *** DAYNA F HARRIS; 2671 ORCHARD RUN RD, for reconsideration. Motion denied. a criminal charge and does not require an State v. Wright denied as moot. French and Donnelly, JJ., dissent. DAYTON, OH 45449; USA explanation of the circumstances. Appellant 28469; 28470; 28471 2020-0031. Siltstone Resources, 2019-1131. State v. Leannais. 2020-00004844; 01/22/2020; $31,648.18; mischaracterizes the plea hearing as an Appellant entered guilty pleas to failure to L.L.C. v. Pub. Works Comm. Cuyahoga App. No. 107167, 2019-Ohio- FREDERICK S FURNAS; 9097 KENRICK RD, “atmosphere of intimidation, pressure, and comply with an order or signal of a police Belmont App. No. 18 BE 0042, 2019- 2568. Reported at 157 Ohio St.3d 1466, DAYTON, OH 45458; USA officer, receiving stolen property, and assault Ohio-4916. On motion for admission pro hac 2019-Ohio-4419, 133 N.E.3d 547. On motion a lack of fundamental fairness.” Finally, the 2020-00004845; 01/22/2020; $24,624.69; on a peace officer. We have conducted an vice of Manmeet S. Walia. Motion denied. for reconsideration. Motion denied. trial court committed plain error in promising WILLAIM H TIPTON & COUNTY PLAT BOOK independent review, and pursuant to Anders S.Ct.Prac.R. 2.02(B) allows for admission French, J., dissents. that it would not impose a prison sentence SERVICE; PO BOX 185, CRANE HILL, AL pro hac vice only upon motion of the attorney Stewart, J., dissents and would accept the in Case No. 2019-CR-2 and then imposing v. California, 386 U.S. 738, 87 S.Ct. 1396, 18 L.Ed.2d 493 (1967), we find no arguably 35053; USA seeking pro hac vice admission. Manmeet appeal on proposition of law No. I. 12 months on two counts in that case. meritorious appellate issues. Judgment 2020-00004846; 01/22/2020; $11,803.37; S. Walia may file a motion for pro hac vice 2019-1157. White v. Nelson. Appellant’s sentence in Case No. 2019-CR- affirmed. JANICE M WILLIS; 4963 SHADWELL DR, admission that moves for his own admission In Procedendo. Reported at 157 Ohio 2 is reversed, and that case is remanded for DAYTON, OH 45416; USA St.3d 1480, 2019-Ohio-4474, 134 N.E.3d 195. Donovan and otherwise complies with S.Ct.Prac.R. resentencing consistent with this opinion; in On motion for reconsideration. Motion denied. Montgomery MECHANIC’S LIENS 2.02(B). all other respects, the judgment in that case is French, J., not participating. ********** January 20 – January 24, 2020 2009-0691. Mahoning Cty. Bar Assn. affirmed. The judgment in Case No. 2018-CR- v. Jones. 2019-1172. State v. Irish. INSTRUMENT; DATE; AMOUNT; 939 is also affirmed. (Froelich, J., concurring.) On respondent’s motion to terminate Mercer App. No. 10-18-13, 2019-Ohio- MORTGAGOR(S); ADDRESS; Donovan VISIT probation. Motion denied. 2765. Reported at 157 Ohio St.3d 1484, MORTGAGEE(S) 2019-Ohio-4600, 134 N.E.3d 207. On motion Greene 2015-1238. State v. Clyde. Our Web Site at 2020-00004534; 01/21/2020; NOT for reconsideration. Motion denied. Erie App. No. E-14-006, 2015-Ohio-1859. *** LISTED; HIDDEN LAKES ASSOCIATES LLC; French, Donnelly, and Stewart, JJ., dissent. Carrington Mtge. Servs., L.L.C. v. McClain www.DailyCourt.com HUNTERS CHASE 02 (LOTS 1 - 0) Lot/Unit: On appellant’s application for reopening. 2019-1185. Reynolds v. Turull. 28456 1; VALLEY ASPHALT CP Application denied. Butler App. No. CA 2018-10-197, 2019- 2020-00004704; 01/21/2020; NOT 2018-0506. State ex rel. Cincinnati Ohio-2863. Reported at 157 Ohio St.3d 1484, The trial court erred in entering summary Sheriff Sales LISTED; YWCA HOLDINGS INC; DAYTON Enquirer v. Oda. 2019-Ohio-4600, 134 N.E.3d 207. On motion judgment against the appellant on July 8, Warren App. No. CA2017-08-130, for reconsideration. Motion denied. 2019 after explicitly giving him until July 22, are listed YWCA COND Lot/Unit: 1; BUSHONG RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT INC 2018-Ohio-704. On appellant’s response Donnelly and Stewart, JJ., dissent. 2019 to file a memorandum in opposition. with Sorting Features to October 16, 2019 order to show cause. 2019-1265. State ex rel. Hill v. Fender. Judgment reversed and remanded. 2020-00005178; 01/22/2020; NOT LISTED; TURNKEY CASHFLOW LLC; Cause dismissed as moot. In Habeas Corpus. Reported at 157 Ohio Hall Any questions, call DAYTON Lot: 40548; TRI STAR ELECTRIC Kennedy, French, and Fischer, JJ., St.3d 1481, 2019-Ohio-4474, 134 N.E.3d 198. Montgomery 937-222-6000 LLC dissent. On motion for reconsideration. Motion denied. *** Page Eight DAILY COURT REPORTER, DAYTON, OHIO Friday, January 31, 2020 (031 )

2020-00005352; 01/23/2020; NOT COX; PATRICIA; December 8; 67; HOWE; DENNIS; December 5; 72; NOWLING; JUNE; December 5; 92; LISTED; DEANNA WALTON; GLENBURY HOMEMAKER; HOME; 829 HUFFMAN AVE; SECURITY; FINANCIAL; 812 CARLISLE HOMEMAKER; SELF-EMPLOYED; 4930 PARK S03 (LOTS 90 - 122) Lot/Unit: 122; DEATH 45403 AVE; 45410 KOLMAR AVE; 45432 ROTO ROOTER SERVICES CO CREECH; DANNY; December 7; 68; HUNSTAD; DONNA; December 4; 72; OFZKY; FRIEDA; December 2; 85; 2020-00005353; 01/23/2020; NOT MACHINIST; TOOL & DYE; 4233 DOBBIN HOMEMAKER; OWN HOME; 48 PAMELA HOMEMAKER; OWN HOME; 6214 ALTER LISTED; NICOLE WILKS FOSTER; SHILOH NOTICES CIRCLE; 45424 AVENUE; 45415 ROAD; 45424 GARDENS S03 (LOTS 93 - 142) Lot/Unit: 122; Miami Valley Counties DAVENPORT; AILENE; December 4; 90; HUNT; BETTY; December 4; 85; ORGAN; THERESA; December 3; 60; ROTO ROOTER SERVICES CO BANK MANAGER; FINANCE/BANKING; 120 LPN; VETERAN ADMINISTRATION; 4031 CLERK; RETAIL; 40 HICKORY DR; 45503 ZINFANDEL DRIVE; 45322 DONEGAL ST.; 45426 OSSWALD; RICHARD; December 2; 2020-00005355; 01/23/2020; NOT Ohio Department of Health DAVIES; JAMES; December 7; 71; INSKEEP; CHARLES; December 2; 101; 80; SCHOOL TEACHER; EDUCATION; 865 LISTED; KARLA JONES; NORTHVIEW SERVICE TECH; SECURITY; 2917 VALE INSPECTORY; AUTO MANUFACTURING; DOROTHY LANE; 45309 ESTATES S02 (LOTS 73 - 143) Lot/Unit: 131; Deaths in Montgomery County* DRIVE; 45420 8118 EMERICK ROAD; 45383 OUSLEY; JANET; December 8; 82; ROTO ROOTER SERVICES CO Last Name; First Name; Date of DEAN; EDITH; December 3; 79; ISBEL; JACOB; December 4; 34; TEACHER; EDUCATION; 6838 LORIEN 2020-00005631; 01/24/2020; NOT Death; Age; Address; Zip; Occupation**; HOUSEKEEPER; STILLWATER; 4725 LABOR; ROOFING; 5487 BELLEFONTAINE WOODS DRIVE; 45459 LISTED; LYNN ROBERTS; DAYTON Lot: Industry** CASABA CT; 45417 RD.; 45424 PANER; NANCY; December 2; 74; 17648; SHOOTER CONSTRUCTION CO ACHS; FRANK; December 2; 68; DEAVERS; DONALD; December 3; 64; JACKSON; ANTHONY; December 7; 60; OWNER; PEST CONTROL; 3 HENDERSON 2020-00005632; 01/24/2020; CUSTOM PAINT ARTISIT; AUTOMOTIVE; TRUCK DRIVER; TRUCKING; 37 NORTH TRUCK DRIVER; TRANSPORTATION; 1417 PLACE; 45420 NOT LISTED; CTR PARTNERSHIP LP; 821 BRUBAKER DRIVE; 45429 CHERRYWOOD AVENUE; 45403 PHILADELPHIA DRIVE; 45406 PARSONS; JERRY; December 6; ADAMS; KATHERINE; December 2; 71; WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP Section: 31 DIXON; MARY; December 3; JAMISON; EDNA; December 5; 78; 72; SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT; 9943 STATE ROUTE 571; 45304 Township: 2 Range: 6MRS - 56.640 ACRES 88; NURSING ASSISTANT; VETERAN OWN HOME; HOMEMAKER; 8841 OLD AUTOMOTIVE; 4977 FRANLOU AVE; 45432 ADKINS; NANCY; December 6; 80; ADMINISTRATION; 5444 JOSHUA TRAIL; STAGE RD; 45068 PAUL; EDITH; December 4; 86; & WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP Section: 31 MANAGER; RETAIL; 1413 FLESHER Township: 2 Range: 6MRS - 1.000 ACRES; 45417 JANVIER; MARIE; December 8; 64; PRINTING; BFS PRINTING; 538 RANDLER AVENUE; 45420 DRAGO; DANIEL; December 7; 67; NURSE; NURSING; 220 PARK MANOR AVENUE; 45377 SHOOTER CONSTRUCTION CO ALLEN; CHERYL; December 1; 72; 2020-00005755; 01/24/2020; NOT ENGINEER; AEROSPACE; 5798 ANNE LN; DRIVE; 45410 PAYNE; GRAFTON; December 6; NURSES AIDE; HEALTHCARE; 4820 POLEN 45459 JENKINS; PHYLLIS; December 1; 70; 88; DIRECTOR ADULT PROBATION; LISTED; SALEM CONSUMER SQUARE OH DRIVE; 45440 DUNSON; JAMES; December 8; 82; OFFICE MANAGER; MEDICAL INDUSTRY/ GOVERNMENT; 5790 DENLINGER RD; LLC; SALEM CONSUMER SQUARE (LOTS ANDERSON; HAROLD; December 8; TRUCK DRIVER; TRANSPORTATION; 5040 WRIGHT HEALTH; 2191 VIENNA PARKWAY; 45426 1 - 0) Lot/Unit: 1; NATIONS ROOF OHIO LLC 65; PACKAGE HANDLER/DELIVERY; UPS; PHILADELPHIA DRIVE; 45415 45459 PELI; CAROLE; December 3; 77; RELEASED 2809 PONCA COURT; 45420 ECK; JEANNETTE; December 6; 101; JORDAN; JUDITH; December 1; 66; CLERICAL; CABLE; 1540 KATHY LANE; BAKER; DARNELL; December 7; 67; SECRETARY; FEDERAL GOVERNMENT; ACCOUNTING SERVICES; GOVERNMENT; 45342 MECHANIC’S LIENS LABORER; HABITATE; 527 GRAMONT AVE; January 20 – January 24, 2020 2230 S PATTERSON BLVD.; 45409 621 DANIEL ST.; 45404 PHELPS; BRENDA; December 8; 61; 45402 EDWARDS; MARY; December 2; JUSTICE; CAROLYN; December 5; 60; NURSE; HEALTHCARE; 1535 SHILOH INSTRUMENT; DATE; AMOUNT; BARBER; THOMAS; December 5; 67; 67; SUPERVISOR; FACTORY; 1221 CONTRACTONG; GOVERNMENT; 6491 SPRINGS ROAD; 45426 MORTGAGOR(S); ADDRESS; 105 WALNUT PLACE; 45066 SHAFTSBURY ROAD; 45406 DEER KNOLLS DRIVE; 45424 PIERSON; FRIEDA; December 6; 90; MORTGAGEE(S); REFERENCE BEERS; ROBERT; December 3; 71; EDWARDS; JOAN; December 2; KELLY; PATRICK; December 3; 77; CREW LEADER; 911 PHOTOGRAPHY; 5540 INSTRUMENT PROCURMENT OFFICER; AIR FORCE 76; REGISTERED SURGICAL NURSE; TEACHER; EDUCATION; 151 FOLSOM CHARLESGATE RD; 45424 2020-00004600; 01/21/2020; NOT BASE; 3730 WESTWIND DRIVE; 45440 GREENE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL; 790 W DRIVE; 45405 PING; TERRY; December 1; 65; LISTED; BARRETT PAVING MATERIALS BENNETT; LINDA; December 2; 76; SOUTH COLLEGE STREET; 45387 KENERLY; CHESTER; December 5; 55; CONCIERGE; ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY; INC; DAYTON Lot: 74550 – PT & DAYTON Lot: ORAL SURGEON ASSISTANT; DENTAL; EMERICH; JOHN; December 8; 90; DISABLED; N/A; 1242 VERNON DR.; 45402 2080 VALLEY FORGE DRIVE; 45440 74551; AMERICAN POWER LLC & DCWI ONE 3797 SUMMIT GLEN DRIVE; 45449 DESIGN ENGINEER; ENGINEER; 633 KING; PAMELA; December 6; 70; PINKARD; MELVIN; December 6; 32; EIGHT ONE NINE TROY LLC; 2019-00053252 BINGHAM; JOYCE; December 8; 81; COUNTRYCLUB DRIVE; 45385 HOMEMAKER; HOME; 5440 CHARLESGATE UNEMPLOYED; N/A; 5367 ABBY LOOP 2020-00004716; 01/21/2020; NOT LABORER; AUTO MANUFACTURING; 6522 EVANS; JACQUELINE; December 6; ROAD; 45424 WAY; 45414 BROOKVILLE SALEM ROAD; 45309 LISTED; UNIFIED CONSTRUCTION 92; CASHIER; RETAIL; 421 LEWISTON RD; LAGEMAN; FREDERICK; December 8; PRINCE; JANICE; December 2; 83; BIRDSONG; RICARDO; December 1; SERVICES; SHILOH GARDENS S07 (LOTS 45429 71; MARKETING & SALES; RETAIL; 5010 HOUSEWIFE; HOMEMAKING; 2362 66; SANITATION ENGINER; PRIVATE; 235 FIELDS; EUGENE; December 6; 66; PARKVIEW COURT; 45458 HARMONY DRIVE; 45385 242 - 274) Lot/Unit: 255; JOSEPH SHAW; S ARDMORE AVENUE; 45417 2019-00045844 MACHINIST; AUTOMOTIVE ROBOTICS; LANDENBURG; MARCELLA; December RALSTON; RICKEY; December 4; 68; BITTNER; WILLIAM; December 6; 84; 1012 DUNAWAY ST.; 45342 6; 85; SPRINGHILL NURSERIES; NURSERY/ MECHANICE; AUTOMOBILE; 130 COLLEGE 2020-00004743; 01/21/2020; NOT FIRE CAPTAIN; FIRE DEPARTMENT; 9233 LISTED; TEASDALE FENTON CARPET FRYE; THOMAS; December 4; 78; GARDEN; 3333 HERTLEIN ROAD; 45377 STREET; 45402 CLYO RD; 45458 ELECTRICIAN; CONSTRUCTION; 211 EAST LAYMAN; LENA; December 7; 89; RENZ; JAMES; December 3; 82; CPA; CLEANING & RESTORATION LLC; BONNER; ROME; December 5; 68; 1007 SALEM STREET; 45315 AUCTIONEER; OWNER; 9560 W THIRD ST; ACCOUNTING; 3127 RANCHFIELD DRIVE; FARMERSVILLE Lot: 243; TERRY LEONARD; SOUTH FRONT STREET; 45011 FULLMER; LLOYD; December 6; 78; 45417 45432 2019-00059702 BORGERT; NORMA; December 2; 92; LANDSCAPER; OWN COMPANY; 9547 LY; JAMES; December 2; 52; CNC REX; KENNETH; December 2; 72; 2020-00004781; 01/21/2020; NOT HOMEMAKER; HOME; 743 ST NICHOLAS WEST THIRD STREET; 45417 MACHINIST; NUVASIVE; 980 OLD CONSTRUCTION WORKER; 2935 W. LISTED; DRY PATROL LLC; OAKVIEW S02 AVE; 45410 GENTNER; HAROLD; December 2; 89; SPRINGFIELD ROAD; 45414 MARKET ST.; 45807 (LOTS 146 - 200) Lot/Unit: 187; TRACEY BRANDON; DARRAUGH; December 8; CUSTODIAN; SCHOOL SYSTEM; 832 S. MACE; KATHY; December 7; 65; REX; HELEN; December 8; 91; BROWN; 2019-00036533 86; BUSINESS OWNER; PLASTIC MFG; 160 MONROE DRIVE; 45385 HOMEMAKER; HOMEMAKING; 4301 HOMEMAKER; OWN HOME; 301 SNOWHILL 2020-00004782; 01/21/2020; NOT ARLINGTON ROAD; 45309 GILMORE; JAMES; December 7; 62; FREUDENBERGER AVE.; 45417 AVENUE; 45429 LISTED; DRY PATROL LLC; CHELTENHAM BRICKLES; SHAWN; December 2; 47; 1819 S. FOUNTAIN AVE.; 45506 MAIDEN; GEORGE; December 3; 84; RICHARD; JAMES; December 1; 75; S05 (LOTS 0 - 0) Lot/Unit: 95; SHARON SCHOOL TEACHER; EDUCATION; 961 GITWEIN; JUDY; December 4; 91; GRAIN DELIVERER; GRAIN ELEVATOR; LABORER; CHAMPION PAPER COMPANY; KERCHER STREET; 45342 ARMSTRONG; 2018-00051871 BUSINESS OWNER; RETAIL; 2041 424 WILLOW DRIVE; 45320 10184 CONOVER ROAD; 45380 BRIDSTRUP; NORMAN; December 4; 2020-00005354; 01/23/2020; NOT MAPLEGROVE AVENUE; 45414 MARCUM; THEODORE; December 5; SALES; HOWARD; December 2; 86; 87; ELECTRICIAN; CONSTRUCTION; 426 GORDON; JOHN; December 6; 67; 82; PRINTING; 5797 BAYSIDE DRIVE; 45431 ATHLETIC DIRECTOR; SCHOOL SYSTEM; LISTED; ROTO ROOTER SERVICES CO; WONDERLY AVE.; 45419 OREN IRA S02 (LOTS 10 - 33) Lot/Unit: 13; MAINTENANCE; 3911 EAST THIRD MARQUIS; CONSTANCE; December 7781 THOMAS JEFFERSON LANE; 45459 BROADNAX; LEVESTER; December 4; STREET; 45403 1; 86; ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT; SARIYEV; SAYFUTDIN; December 6; TRAVIS ROBINSON; 2019-00068080 37; N/A; N/A; 817 DANNER AVENUE; 45417 2020-00005392; 01/23/2020; NOT GOUNARIS; ALEXANDER; December MANUFACTURING; 350 NORTH UNION 100; PRINCIPAL; EDUCATION; 1605 MACK BRODSKY; SHIRLEY; December 4; 87; 7; 81; TEACHER; SCHOOLS; 325 BLVD; 45322 AVE.; 45404 LISTED; QUALITY TOOL SALES & RENTAL SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR; TELEPHONE RIDGEWOOD AVE; 45409 MARSHALL; CAMMIE; December 1; 65; SCHOLL; KENT; December 1; 92; LLC DBA DAYTON RENTAL; DAYTON Lot: COMPANY; 1203 SCHERVIER CT; 45458 GRIFFIN; MARY; December 6; 86; 3006 RESTAURANT MANAGER; RESTAURANT; MEDICAL DOCTOR; MEDICINE; 296 33106; PARISLANE ENTERPRISES LLC; BROOKS; TIFFANY; December 5; 38; EARLHAM DRIVE; 45406 2725 TANGY COURT; 45414 HATHAWAY ROAD; 45419 2019-00053318 NURSES AIDE; NURSING; 156 GROVE HADDIX; AMA; December 2; MARTIN; JOSEPH; December 2; 64; SEVER; JEROME; December 7; 62; 2020-00005439; 01/23/2020; NOT AVE.; 45410 87; HOMEMAKER; OWN HOME; 209 STOCKMAN; RETAIL; 4647 WOODLAKE CITY OF TROTWOOD; UTILITIES; 24 LISTED; BROOKSTONE CONSTRUCTION BROWN; SHALEEN; December 1; 43; ZIMMERMAN ST.; 45344 DRIVE; 45406 KARRLAND RD; 45309 GROUP LLC; WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP N/A; N/A; 642 LASALLE DRIVE; 45417 HALE; LOWELL; December 2; 83; MCCANN; YVONNE; December 4; SHARP; VIRGINIA; December 3; 79; Section: 31 Township: 2 Range: 6MRS - 2.483 BROWN; CHARMA; December BUS DRIVER; TRANSPORTATION; 2632 74; SECURITY GUARD; SECURITY; 1521 SECRETARY; MEDICAL; 1770 ROSINA ACRES & WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP Section: 3; 92; ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT; CAMINO PLACE W; 45420 MCARTHUR AVE.; 45417 DRIVE; 45342 SECRETARIAL; 8630 WASHINGTON 31 Township: 2 Range: 6MRS - 2.517 ACRES; HALEY; EDNA; December 4; 89; MCFARLAND; MARY; December 1; SHAW; GAIL; December 8; 56; CHURCH RD; 45342 GVS HOLDINGS I LLC; 2019-00031586 CHAIRMAN; MACHINE TOOL; 409 73; LABORER; MANUFACTURING; 2361 CUSTOMER SERVICE; RETAIL; 37 BROWN; WILLIE; December 3; 78; 2020-00005470; 01/23/2020; NOT RUBICON RD.; 45419 EMERSON AVE; 45406 PROSPECT AVENUE; 45415 ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIALIST; 116 HALL; DENISE; December 3; 60; MENKE; RICHARD; December 3; 70; SHOCKNEY; J; December 1; 85; LISTED; DRY PATROL LLC; GLENEAGLES ASHWOOD DRIVE; 45406 S01 (LOTS 1 - 18) Lot/Unit: 12; DOUGLAS ENGINEER; GOVERNMENT; 5200 PRINTER; EDUCATION; 1644 BAUER ELECTRICIAN; UTILITY; 7473 E 100 BROWN; VICKIE; December 5; 65; HONEYLEAF WAY; 45424 AVENUE; 45420 SOUTH; 47390 BAKER; 2020-00002134 OFFICE MANAGER; BUSINESS; 597 E. 2020-00005698; 01/24/2020; NOT LISTED; HAMLET; LETHA; December 2; 68; MICHAEL; BETTY; December 4; 95; SHOTTS; JAMES; December 7; 74; SECOND ST; 45385 OSHA ADMINISTRATOR; FEDERAL HOMEMAKER; SELF-EMPLOYED; 6451 EXPEDITER; AUTOMOTIVE; 2144 OTTELLO GREATER DAYTON CONSTRUCTION LTD BROWN; CLARENCE; December 5; 33; GOVERNMENT; 1751 CATALPA DRIVE; FAR HILLS AVE; 45429 AVENUE; 45414 DBA GREATER DAYTON CONSTRUCTION LABORER; N/A; 1718 N JAMES H MCGEE; 45406 MILLER; AUDREY; December 6; SIROKI; CAROL; December 4; 72; GROUP; OAKWOOD Lot: 84 – PT & 45402 HANSARD; ETHELENE; December 4; 76; HOMEMAKER; HOMEMAKING; 405 CUSTOMER SERVICE; RETAIL; 7664 OAKWOOD Lot: 85 – PT & OAKWOOD BURCHETT; IMOGENE; December 94; SECRETARY; OFFICE; 5421 MAYWOOD GRAFTON AVE.; 45406 WASHINGTON PARK DR.; 45459 Lot: 86 – PT & OAKWOOD Lot: 87 – PT & 7; 98; SELF EMPLOYED; OWNER; 508 ROAD; 37921 MILLER; PAUL; December 6; 57; SLATTERY; DONNA; December 3; 84; OAKWOOD Lot: 88 - PT; LEE E SCHEAR & PAMELA SUE DRIVE; 45429 HARDY; KENDRICK; December 6; 53; MANAGER; RETAIL MANAGEMENT; 4627 SECRATERY; MANUFACTURING; 6732 PATTI S SCHEAR; 2019-00045338 BURCIAGA; GABRIEL; December 7; 37; H-VAC TECH; N/A; 752 ELMHURST ROAD; FAR HILLS AVE.; 45429 GROVEBELLE DRIVE; 45424 2020-00005888; 01/24/2020; NOT LISTED; 5151 CHROMITE STREET; 79932 45417 MILLER; ANN; December 6; 74; SLORP; DONALD; December 5; 82; MAN CO REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT INC; BURKE; HELEN; December 8; 71; HARLOW; DAVID; December 4; 75; CUSTOMER SERVICE REP; MEIJER; 3400 LANDSCAPING; SELF-EMPLOYED; 2305 LABORER; LABOR; 208 N. CASSEL DRIVE; FOREST PARK APARTMENTS (LOTS 1 - 38) CHEMICAL ENGINEER; AUTOMOTIVE VALERIE ARMS DR.; 45405 HAZEL AVENUE; 45420 45377 Lot/Unit: 17; FOUR THREE NINE SIX FAIR INDUSTRY; 2243 KEENAN AVENUE; 45414 MINOR; BOBBIE; December 1; 64; SMITH; NATALIE; December 5; 57; BURNS; CHARLOTTE; December 2; 80; OAKS ROAD LLC; 2019-00044062 HARRIS; FELTON; December 2; 83; LABORER; MANUFACTURING; 1091 NW HOMEMAKER; 2765 WENTWORTH AVE; ELECTRONICS ASSEMBLY; TRIMBLE; 9195 SECURITY; SECURITY; 341 BOLANDER WASHINGTON BLVD.; 45013 45406 SULLIVAN ROAD; 45371 AVENUE; 45417 MINTON; THOMAS; December 1; 74; SMITH; CHERRINA; December 8; 43; BUSH; SHIRLEY; December 8; 90; HARRIS; BRANDON; December 5; 34; MOULD ASSEMBLER; GENERAL MOTORS; CHILD CARE TEACHER; 1308 HARVARD VENDOR’S HOMEMAKER; HOME; ONE COUNTRY UNEMPLOYED; N/A; 220 BURKHARDT AVE; 5 SEXTON DR.; 45385 BLVD; 45405 LANE; 45309 45403 MONSEUR; DOLORES; December 6; SNIDER; JAMES; December 8; 78; LICENSES CALDWELL; MICHAEL; December 8; 76; HARRISON; JEFFREY; December 4; 64; PHARMACY TECHNICIAN; MEDICAL; SERVICE TECH; HVAC; 4354 SUNRAY MILLWRIGHT; AUTO; 2536 MUNDALE AVE; 57; DISABLED; DISABLED; 200 BARLEY 4301 LESHER DR.; 45429 ROAD; 45429 45420 DRIVE; 45415 MONTGOMERY; JUDITH; December SONNTAG; VERNA; December 8; 98; CANTER; LORAINE; December 5; 86; HARTLESS; LISA; December 1; 56; 4; 78; HOMEMAKER; OWN HOME; 1168 GROUP LEADER; PITNEY BOWES; 2939 STORE CLERK; GROCERY STORE; 3649 MEDICAL ASSISTANT; MEDICAL; 422 SMUGGLERS WAY; 45459 VALLEYVIEW DR; 45324 ELDERBERRY AVENUE; 45416 WINDSOR PARK DRIVE; 45459 MOORE; CHRISTOPHER; December SOWRY; LADONNA; December 5; 62; CARSON; MICHAEL; December 7; 58; HATCH; PATRICIA; December 5; 81; 3; 62; PAINTER; LABOR; 3517 CLEARVIEW HOMEMAKER; 5310 ANGELITA AVENUE; CARPENTER; CONSTRUCTION; 106 COX NEVER ORKED; 1300 WILLOWDALE AVE; ROAD; 45439 45424 ROAD; 45169 45429 MOYER; ERNEST; December 3; 70; STEELE; MATTHEW; December 3; 54; CARTY; CAMIYAH; December 1; 1; 1413 HEINDL; CHARLES; December 6; 62; SALES; AGRICULTURAL; 1539 EDENDALE PLASTIC MOLD INJECTION DESIGNER; 1/2 MAIDEN LANE; 45504 HOUSE KEEPER; NURSING HOME; 4439 ROAD; 45432 TOOL & MOLD; 202 HELKE ROAD; 45377 Karl L. Keith, Auditor CHMIELEWSKI; GAIL; December 8; 65; SWISHERS MILL ROAD; 45338 STUBBS; JOHN; December 4; 76; COUNSELOR; DRUG & ALCOHOL ABUSE; MULLINS; CURTIS; December 1; 81; HICKOX; GARY; December 3; 78; OWNER; HOME CONSTRUCTION; 97 SOLDIER; US ARMY; 2057 BELLEFONTAINE Montgomery County 65 ORCHARD ST; 43527 SALES MANAGER; RETAIL; 444 BENDING AVENUE; 45404 CHUANG; SHUI-NAN; December 2; ZENGEL DR; 45459 BRANCH LANE; 45342 MYERS; DOROTHY; December 8; 86; SUGRUE; JOSEPH; December 2; 75; ENGINEER; WRIGHT PATTERSON HINES; LOIS; December 3; 101; 75; INTELLIGENCE ANALYST; WRIGHT License No.; Applicant Name; Business AIR FORCE BASE; 395 COLONIAL DRIVE; SALES AUDITOR; RETAIL; 850 JOHNSON Name; Business Address HOMEMAKER; FAMILY; 8140 CIRCLE AVENUE; 45342 PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE; 4019 45434 DRIVE; 45415 WILLOW RUN DRIVE; 45430 January 21, 2020 COLDWELL; CURTIS; December 3; 76; NAPIER; DONNA; December 3; 79; 205601; RUNITUP; RUNITUP; 2108 HINOJOS LOPEZ; JOEL; December SUN; KUNSAKOURN; December 5; 63; PURCHASING AGENT; MANUFACTURING; 7; 32; BUTCHER; LABOR; 13109 LOST ASSISTANT; EDUCATION; 729 TWELFTH UNAVAILABLE; N/A; 1747 DARST AVENUE; MAYFAIR RD 2531 ASHCRAFT ROAD; 45415 ST; 45342 205603; VACUUMS AND VIDEO GAMES WILLOW ROAD; 79938 45420 COLLIER; KENNETH; December 4; HOLE; ERICA; December 8; 45; NELSON; MICAH; December 1; 2; 117 SWIGART; PAUL; December 6; 77; 1580 LTD; VACUUMS AND VIDEO GAMES LTD; 65; ADMINISTRATIVE; FEDERAL; 4714 6015 BRANDT PIKE TEACHER; EDUCATION; 171 SOUTH ELIZABETH ST.; 45405 WILSON ROAD; 45373 FOXDALE DRIVE; 45429 VILLAGE DRIVE; 45459 NELSON; BERTHA; December 6; 78; TAYLOR; JANIS; December 5; 92; SELF January 22, 2020 COOK; PATRICIA; December 3; 205605; ANIMAL KINGDOM HOLMES; MARY; December 5; 89; BOOK BINDER; BOOK BINDER; 3797 EMPLOYED; DOMESTIC; 2536 FALMOUTH; 88; PAYROLL CLERK; MONTGOMERY NUTRACEUTICALS; ANIMAL KINGDOM HOMEMAKER; OWN HOME; 1000 COLWICK SUMMIT GLEN DRIVE; 45449 45406 COUNTY HUMAN RESOURCES; 4861 NUTRACEUTICALS; 87 MARCO LANE DRIVE; 45420 NERIA; BERNARD; December 2; 66; THOMAS; FREDDY; December 2; 205604; LEO S GROCERY LLC; RAINIER DRIVE; 45432 HOMAN; DOLLY; December 1; 89; TRUCK DRIVER; TRANSPORTATION; 166 39; OWNER/OPERATOR; AFFORDABLE LA MICHOACANA MARKET; 6220 COOPER; GEORGE; December 5; PACKER; MANUFACTURING; 601 QUIET ELLINGTON RD; 45431 PAVING; 2496 CINCINNATI DAYTON ROAD; CHAMBERSBURG RD 85; FOREMAN; DANIS CONTRUCTION CREEK COURT; 45177 NEWMAN; BOBBI; December 5; 46; 45044 January 24, 2020 COMPANY; 1389 RAWLINGS DR; 45324 HOWARD; MARIAN; December 1; OCCUPATIONAL NURSE; HEALTHCARE; TOMLINSON; F; December 1; 78; 205613; ESTATES 2 GO LLC; ESTATES COPPOCK; PAMELA; December 1; 67; 70; DAYCARE; CHILDCARE; 6951 ALTER 1117 HOLLANSBURG RICHMOND RD; HEALTH PHYSICIST; MOUND LAB; 1027 2 GO LLC; 43 SOUTH MAIN ST HOMEMAKER; 6819 DIAL DR.; 45424 ROAD; 45424 45347 SKYVIEW DRIVE; 45449 Friday, January 31, 2020 (031) DAILY COURT REPORTER, DAYTON, OHIO Page Nine

VANHOOK; HELEN; December 6; 94; DERONDE; WANDA; December 8; 86; VAUGHN; THOMAS; December 4; Deaths in Darke County* MOYER; FREDERICK; December 8; 76; NURSE; HEALTH CARE; 160 WALDORF SALES; MANUFACTURED HOMES; 11951 61; LABORER; CONCRETE; 1427 EATON Last Name; First Name; Date of FIREFIGHTER; 11506 CO. RD. 293; 43331 DRIVE; 45415 ALGIERS DRIVE; 45246 AVENUE; 45013 Death; Age; Address; Zip; Occupation**; SCHWARTZ; CHARLES; December 3; WALDER; ROBERT; December 1; 82; DINGMAN; ROXANNE; December WARNOCK; CHESTER; December 5; Industry** 81; FOUNDRY WORKER; 2433 TOWNSHIP ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR; COMMUNITY 6; 69; PROCUREMENT COORDINATOR; 74; 3801 WOODRIDGE BLVD; 45014 CARPENTER; SCOTT; December 3; 38; ROAD 190 EAST; 43311 COLLEGE; 1609 MARINETTE DR.; 45503 INDUSTRIAL/CONSTRUCTION; 4931 WILLIAMS; JACK; December 8; 70; 727 STATE ROUTE 571; 45390 STENGER; BETTY; December 1; 96; WALKER; BOBBY; December 8; 93; REDWOOD DR; 45014 BUSINESS WRITER; 3460 CRAIG AVE; FISTE; GRACE; December 2; HOMEMAKER; DOMESTIC; 6555 US RT 68 LOGISTICIAN; GOVERNMENT; 350 UNION DRIVA; RICHARD; December 2; 69; 45211 82; HOMEMAKER; OWN HOME; 1225 S; 43357 BLVD; 45322 WILLIS; ALICE; December 2; 73; TERRILL; JAMES; December 3; 84; MACHINIST; MACHINIST; 349 TANBARK NORTHMOORE DRIVE; 45331 WATSON; GRETCHEN; December 2; INSPECTOR; GE/NAT’L DISTILLERY; 1418 FARMER; AGRICULTURE; 4443 CO. RD. 40; DRIVE; 45011 GUMP; BARBARA; December 2; 75; 81; SECURITY; MANUFACTURING PLANT; SPRING PARK WALK BLDG 8; 45215 FACTORY WORKER; MANUFACTURING; 43345 DUKES; WILLIE; December 7; 90; 2610 NEVA DRIVE; 45414 WILSON; ELIZABETH; December 2; 39; 1275 NORTHVIEW DRIVE; 45331 WESTFALL; BRENDA; December 2; 76; CUSTODIAN; BOARD OF EDUCATION; Deaths in Mercer County* WAITRESS; RESTURANT; 1011 LAUREL LANDES; JEANNETTE; December 2; 101; Last Name; First Name; Date of Death; FACTORY WORKER; MANUFACTURING; 5528 YAMASSEE DR; 45011 AVE; 45015 REGISTERED NURSE; HEALTH CARE; 9324 413 SCARBOROUGH COURT; 45345 EHLERS; BONNIE; December 6; 67; Age; Address; Zip; Occupation**; Industry** YADEN; LARRY; December 5; 64; PEPSI SEIBT ROAD; 45308 BURFORD; JERRY; December 3; 72; WHATLEY; DREW; December 5; HOMEMAKER; OWN HOME; 7693 WINDY COLA; VENDING; 6219 LIBERTY FAIRFIELD RHOADES; LOIS; December 7; 89; 95; JANITOR; LUDLOW BLDG.; 4014 LINEMAN; TELECOMMUNICATIONS; 536 KNOLL DRIVE; 45069 RD; 45011 HOMEMAKER; HOME; 1269 PARKWAY TOUVELLE STREET; 45822 KLEPINGER ROAD; 45416 ETTOUNEY; OSAMA; December 1; DRIVE; 45331 WILLIAMS; SCHURRELL; December 1; Deaths in Champaign County* FISHER; DONNA; December 4; 85; RE- 68; PROFESSOR; EDUCATION; 6195 Last Name; First Name; Date of SCHOENLEBEN; GLEN; December 8; 90; BUILD TECHNICIAN; ELECTRIC MOTOR 72; LABORER; GENERAL MOTORS; 4664 FAIRFIELD ROAD; 45056 750 CHESTNUT STREET; 45331 LOTUS DRIVE; 45417 Death; Age; Address; Zip; Occupation**; SERVICE; 2100 CELINA RD., LOT 67; 45885 EVANS; DAVID; December 2; 72; UNDERHILL; MARY; December 4; 94; WILLIAMS; JONATHAN; December 5; 34; Industry** FULLENKAMP; TRAVIS; December 7; 39; CONCRETE LAB TECH; GOVERNMENT; NURSES AID; MEDICAL; 1315 KITCHEN AID FUNITURE MOVER; TRANSPORTATION; HONAKER; JEANNE; December 5; 87; MAINTENANCE; MANUFACTURING; 2295 WAY; 45331 2082 BELLEFONTAINE AVE.; 45404 604 CLEVELAND AVE; 45013 LAUNDRY WORKER; LAUNDRY SERVICE; ERASTUS DURBIN RD.; 45846 VANNOY; MELVIN; December 6; 71; 254 WOHLERS; MARY; December 8; 91; FOWBLE; BLANCHE; December 1; 93; 369 MOSGROVE STREET; 43078 KREMER; AVA; December 5; 15; BRIDGE ST; 45328 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT; MEDICAL; 11049 STATE ROUTE 101; 47012 MARTIN; DAVID; December 4; 89; 619 STUDENT; EDUCATION; 4617 ERASTUS WILLIAMSON; TOD; December 2; 57; 9660 FEATHERWOOD LN; 45458 FRANKENSTEIN; KATHERINE; S MAIN ST; 43078 DURBIN RD; 45828 1634 STATE ROUTE 49; 45304 WOOD; KATHLEEN; December 6; 67; December 5; 54; DISABLED; N/A; 2090 MILLER; WANDA; December 3; 93; KUHN; RONALD; December 3; 66; BUSINESS OWNER; 4100 W THIRD ST BUNKER HILL WOODS LANE; 45056 SELF-EMPLOYED; VARIETY STORE; 159 Deaths in Greene County* CONSTRUCTION WORKER; BUILDING BLDG 415; 45428 GOSNELL; ROGER; December 5; 67; EASTVIEW DRIVE; 43078 Last Name; First Name; Date of Death; CONTRACTOR; 918 SOUTH ST.; 45822 WRIGHT; GEORGE; December 6; 57; CUSTOMER SERVICE; UNIVERSITY; 6344 RIPLEY; JILLIAN; December 5; 14; 614 Age; Address; Zip; Occupation**; Industry** KUNISCH; ROBERT; December 8; 89; BULLARD-RUTAN ROAD; 43044 PRIEST; RELIGOUS; 2860; 45822 JANITOR; JANITORIAL; 1801 OAKRIDGE FAIRFIELD RD; 45056 BOOTH; ELIZABETH; December 2; 89; SCHETTER; WILLIAM; December 6; 69; MAY; RALPH; December 7; 87; DR; 45417 GRANT; NORBERT; December 4; OFFICE; BANKING; 3218 INDIAN RIPPLE POLICE OFFICER; LAW ENFORCEMENT; FACTORY WORKER; FARM MACHINERY YOUNG; ALBERT; December 5; 76; 74; TIME KEEPER/PAYROLL CLERK; US RD.; 45440 PILOT; AVIATION; 1304 RICHARD ST; 45342 2171 NORTH DUGAN ROAD; 43078 BRACKEN; BETTY; December 4; 90; MANUFACTURING; 281 SPRING ST; 45883 POSTAL SERVICE; 806 WILLIAMS AVENUE; ZELLMER; MILTON; December 1; WILLIS; LADONNA; December 5; 86; HOMEMAKER; OWN HOME; 1116 GRANGE ROMER; GEORGE; December 4; 78; 45015 88; AIR FORCE; MILITARY; 1191 BAILEY ASSEMBLY; MANUFACTURING; 2018 HALL ROAD; 45430 BARBER; PERSONAL HYGIENE; 503 E. AVENUE; 45377 HAUTAU; VIRGINIA; December 3; 68; KENNARD KINGSCREEK ROAD; 43078 BROWN; DOROTHY; December 5; 78; ANTHONY ST.; 45822 OFFICE MANAGER; FAMILY BUSINESS/ TEACHER; EDUCATION; 721 E. THIRD SCHMIDT; BENNETT; December 2; 83; Deaths in Auglaize County* MANUFACTURING; 13027 STATE ROAD Deaths in Clark County* Last Name; First Name; Date of STREET; 45385 GENERAL LABORER; FACTORY; 104 S Last Name; First Name; Date of 101; 47012 Death; Age; Address; Zip; Occupation**; COLEMAN; BARBARA; December 6; 87; WAYNE ST; 45862 Death; Age; Address; Zip; Occupation**; HESS; THELMA; December 3; 87; Industry** HOMEMAKER; OWN HOME; 170 E HERMAN Industry** OFFICE WORK; 4301 PENNSWOOD DRIVE; Deaths in Miami County* AMBS; PHILLIP; December 1; 83; AVE; 45387 Last Name; First Name; Date of Death; BERGMAN; LAWRENCE; December 45042 AERONAUTICAL ENGINEER; USAF; 4625 COLLINS; PATRICIA; December 5; 67; Age; Address; Zip; Occupation**; Industry** 3; 75; MECHANICAL ENGINEER; HILTON; STEVEN; December 5; 66; PEACOCK RD.; 45502 RETAIL CLERK; AIR FORCE BASE; 1974 N. BESECKER; ANNABELLE; December MANUFACTURING; 2736 ST. RT. 364; 45865 ELECTRRICIAN; ELECTRICAL; 4013 ATCHLEY; MARILYN; December 2; 80; FAIRFIELD ROAD; 45432 4; 81; HOMEMAKER; HOMEMAKING; 575 DAVIS; MARY; December 6; 91; CYPRESS LANE; 45014 TEACHER; EDUCATION; 2655 W NATIONAL CRISP; HOMER; December 2; 82; HARSHBARGER ROAD; 45359 FACTORY WORKER; RUBBER PRODUCTS HOPE; BEVERLY; December 1; 91; ROAD; 45504 MAINTENANCE; AIR FORCE BASE; 1419 BROWN; JAMES; December 4; 90; MANUFACTURING; 806 BRYARLY CIRCLE; ACCOUNTANT; FINANCE; 7323 CHATHAM BALDWIN; JUDITH; December 8; 69; WOODLEY ROAD; 45403 ACCOUNTING CLERK; US STEEL; 42 45885 CT.; 45069 COOK; NURSING HOME; 204 W. COUNTY DUCKRO; ANDREW; December 1; 30; SPRUCE CT; 45371 KENNEDY; FLORENCE; December 7; HUDSON; BARBARA; December 5; 84; LINE ROAD; 43078 RENTAL PROPERTY REHAB; RENTAL CHENEY; TOMMY; December 3; 84; 82; HOMEMAKER; OWN HOME; 402 EAST SENIOR CENTER; MEALS ON WHEELS CALEL; DAVID; December 1; 10; 217 INDUSTRY; 1954 STEVENSON RD; 45385 VICE PRESIDENT; MANUFACTURING; 512 PEARL STREET; 45895 COORDINATOR; 4015 GRAND AVENUE; FAIR ST; 45506 GASAWAY; DAVID; December 6; 80; LAMBERT DR.; 45356 MANGER; ROBERT; December 5; 45044 CARTER; JAMES; December 5; 79; DRAFTSMAN; MACHINERY; 201 E. WALNUT DELAET; MARJORIE; December 3; 78; 83; LABORER; AGRICULTURE; 801 HURST; DAVID; December 3; 83; SELF EMPLOYES; CARTER JEWELRY; STREET; 45370 SALESPERSON; GROCERY; 2500 ST. RT. MAGNOLIA; 45895 BRANCH MANAGER; BANKING; 1101 2000 VILLA ROAD; 45503 HEBEL; PATRICIA; December 8; 56; 48; 45333 MUSILEK; MARY; December 8; 97; JAMES RD; 45013 DONALDSON; ROMONA; December NURSING ASSISTANT; HEALTHCARE; 6 DREWING; BARBARA; December 4; 76; REGISTERED NURSE; HOSPITAL; 100 RED KELLEY; GERTRUDE; December 4; 89; 8; 60; HOMEMAKER; HOMEMAKER; 14 E BROOKSIDE DRIVE; 45335 964 NORTH DORSET ROAD; 45373 OAK DR.; 45806 REGISTERED NURSE; MERCY HOSPITAL; JOHNNY LYTLE AVE; 45506 HENSLEY CHURCH; ALICE; December DULIN; MARIANNA; December 5; 71; 500 PUTMAN; LARRY; December 7; 78; 175 WESTBROOK DRIVE; 45013 ENZWEILER; JOHN; December 7; 70; 5; 83; 150 EAST HERMAN STREET; 45387 SOUTH ROOSEVELT STREET; 45356 FARMER; FARMER; 11126 YOST CIRCLE; KENNEDY; DELORES; December 1; 49; CLERK; GROCERY; 1940 CRABILL RD; HILL; ETHEL; December 2; 98; FACTORY FURNAS; GEORGE; December 8; 101; 45885 FACTORY WORKER; MANUFACTURING; 45502 WORKER; MACHINERY; 60 PACELINE 1840 TOWNE PARK DRIVE; 45373 STIENECKER; DON; December 4; 90; 2109 SHEFFIELD STREET; 45044 FILMON; SANDRA; December 2; 65; CIRCLE; 45385 GANNON; GLENN; December 6; 58; 287 MASONRY CONTRACTOR; MASONRY; 104 KEY; EARL; December 5; 95; CLERGY; NONE; DISABLED; 2615 DERR ROAD; JAVINS; LEANN; December 3; 54; SOUTH DORSET ROAD; 45373 EAST SOUTH STREET; 45871 LUTHERAN; 8073 TYLERSVILLE ROAD; 45503 HAIRDRESSER; BEAUTY; 3558 SHAWNEE GOODALL; GRACE; December 8; 93; 45069 Deaths in Butler County* GILLIAM; SUSAN; December 1; 64; TRAIL; 45335 1840 TOWNE PARK DRIVE; 45373 LAMB; ALMA; December 1; 96; Last Name; First Name; Date of RETAIL WORKER; GROCERY; 983 BRUSH KAWANISHI; MAXINE; December 5; 75; HENNESSEY; RICHARD; December 3; GOVERNMENT; CETA; 1833 MOREY AVE; Death; Age; Address; Zip; Occupation**; ROW ROAD; 45385 TEACHER; HUBER HEIGHTS SCHOOLS; 88; 5760 PETERS ROAD; 45371 45011 Industry** HARTMAN; GERALD; December 8; 6006 CORSICA DRIVE; 45424 HUBER; CONNIE; December 3; 64; ADKINS; SHARON; December 7; MACO; SHAWNA; December 8; 50; 4175 94; MACHINIST; MANUFACTURING; 2000 KLINE; DORIS; December 5; 94; STNA; HOME HEALTH CARE; 10442 STATE 66; HOMEMAKER; OWN HOME; 1871 MAD ANTHONY STREET; 45223 VILLA ROAD; 45503 HOMEMAKER; OWN HOME; 328 RED OAK ROUTE 55; 43072 PARKAMO AVE; 45011 MARTIN; PLEAS; December 1; 84; HEFFNER; DONALD; December 3; 97; DR.; 45324 JOBE; VERNON; December 8; 72; TRUCK ADUNAGOW; CRISPIN; December POSTMASTER; US POST OFFICE; 4285 KONING; ALBERT; December 5; 85; DRIVER; TRUCKER; 946 CUNNINGHAM CT.; 5; 76; PROFESSOR; EDUCATION; 3472 FREEMAN AVENUE; 45015 SUPERVISOR; MANUFACTURING; 108 PROJECT MANAGER; US AIR FORCE; 237 45371 HAMILTON MASON ROAD; 45011 MCCOY; PATRICK; December 6; 33; 980 EAST PLEASANT STREET; 43010 WOODLAWN DR; 45324 KNIGHT; CONSTANCE; December 5; ALEXANDER; RONALD; December SHULER AVENUE; 45011 HORSLEY; SHIRLEY; December 8; MAXWELL; FRANCIS; December 4; 72; PLANNER; MANUFACTURING; 2245 1; 77; LETTER CARRIER; U. S. POSTAL MCDANIEL; LINDA; December 8; 76; 81; ASSEMBLY; MANUFACTURING; 2664 78; TEACHER; EDUCATION; 1900 WAYNE SHENANDOAH DRIVE; 45373 SERVICE; 3863 HICKORY VIEW DR; 45011 LABORER; FACTORY; 5251 DIXIE HWY; KENNARD-KINGSCREEK ROAD; 43078 ROAD; 45177 KRIEG; PATRICIA; December 5; 91; BAIZE; NANCY; December 3; 73; 45014 MCDONALD; FAITH; December 7; 60; MIDDLETON; TERRY; December 1; HOMEMAKER; OWN HOME; 8001 RED FACTORY WORKER; MANUFACTURING; MENSE; JOHN; December 5; 62; CLARK COUNTY J AND F S; GOVERNMENT; 61; MAINTENANCE; 2722 EAST SECOND BUCKEYE DRIVE; 45371 9024 WESTVIEW ROAD; 47012 AGENT; INSURANCE; 7670 SHADOW 3131 REVELS STREET; 45503 STREET; 45403 LITTLE; WILLIAM; December 4; 82; BANKS; HARLAN; December 7; 89; CREEK DRIVE; 45011 MILLS; RUSSELL; December 1; 80; NICKOSON; JOE; December 2; 86; MANAGEMENT; INDUSTRIAL; 1211 WEST PLUMBER; PLUMBING; 5188 WAYNE- MESSERSMITH; RITA; December 1; TRUCK DRIVER; TRANSPORTATION; 1416 PLUMBER; PLUMBING; 1444 PAVEY PLACE; HIGH STREET; 45356 MADISON RD; 45067 101; HOMEMAKER; HER OWN HOME; 7235 CLAY STREET; 45505 45385 LOWE; DONALD; December 7; 65; BECKER; MARY; December 1; 97; HERITAGESPRING DRIVE; 45069 NORDENBROCK; KENNETH; PENNINGTON; JESSIE; December 7; 90; MANUFACTURING; MANUFACTURING; 305 OWNER OPERATOR; WILKE’S CAFE; 7 MILLER; PALMA; December 8; 84; BANK December 8; 84; TEACHER; EDUCATION; STORE CLERK; RETAIL; 440 ANTRIM DRIVE; SOUTH RIDGE AVENUE; 45373 LINDA LANE; 45011 TELLER; BANKING; 7895 JESSIES WAY; 1835 WESTWOOD BLVD.; 45504 45385 MEYERS; ALICE; December 2; 84; BENNETT; DAVID; December 1; 77; 45011 PINKERMAN; DAVID; December 7; PERRINE; STANLEY; December 7; 62; ACCOUNTING LEADER; THE LEADER; 467 SERVICE TECHNICIAN; TELEPHONE; 785 OLSON; DONALD; December 87; HULL TECHNICIAN; MILITARY; 502 N. PLUMBER; LABOR; 628 NORDALE AVENUE; W. MCKIBBEN ST.; 45801 HINTON PLACE; 45240 4; 89; BUDGET MANAGEMENT; TELE OAKLAND STREET; 43078 45420 MONROE; ROBERT; December 2; 61; BOWLING; PHILLIP; December 4; 71; COMMUNICATIONS; 520 PATTERSON REPP; ANDREW; December 5; 87; MAIL RODEN; WILLIA; December 6; 91; 1068 BROADWAY; 45356 CUSTOMER SERVICE; IRS; 1101 GILMORE BLVD; 45014 SALES; RETAIL; 863 SUTTON DR; 45385 RANKIN; TIMOTHY; December 6; 57; AVE; 45011 PATER; DEVONA; December 1; 50; CARRIER; POST OFFICE; 5309 KETURAH; SAUER; ELIZABETH; December 1; 78; FORKLIFT DRIVER; MANUFACTURING; 215 BOYD; HAROLD; December 3; 85; 100 REGISTERED NURSE; NURSING; 3868 45324 LEASE NEGOTIOATOR; REAL ESTATE; 917 FENWICK DRIVE; 45344 BERKELEY DRIVE; 45013 CITATION DR; 45011 ROBERSON; RICKIE; December 6; 74; DOMINION DRIVE; 44145 ROBERTS; JOYCE; December 3; 87; BROCKER; KENNETH; December 2; PFETZER; CYNTHIA; December 7; 61; 8020 MILTON CARLISLE RD; 45344 SAWYER; RUTH; December 6; 93; 1842 PARK AVENUE; 45356 82; OWNER AUTOMATION; AUTOMATION; 428 MAGIE AVENUE; 45014 ROBERTS; NORMAN; December PIANO TEACHER; WRIGHT PATTERSON AIR ROGERS; ALLEN; December 8; 80; 11258 ENYART ROAD; 45140 PROM; THOUNG; December 8; 77; 1; 87; COMPUTER PROGRAMMER; FORCE BASE; 3621 NAPANEE DRIVE; 45430 TRUCK DRIVER; TRUCKING; 19 DONNA BROWN; BILL; December 7; 85; MACHINE OPERATOR; MANUFACTURING; MANUFACTURING; 1414 CENTER BLVD; SIMPSON; WILLIAM; December 7; JANE COURT; 45383 CARPENTER; FRANK WISMAN; 404 7513 TOLLGATE COURT; 45014 45506 86; INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER; GENERAL STEWART; LYNDAL; December 8; 65; 633 NORTH FIRST STREET; 45067 REED; MARTHA; December 6; 99; 3002 ROSICKA; LINDA; December 4; MOTORS; 667 OMAR CIRCLE; 45387 SOUTH WAYNE STREET; 45356 BURROUGHS; JO; December 1; 63; SHERMAN AVENUE; 45044 72; DIRECTOR; GOVERNMENT; 708 SMITH; RACHAEL; December 8; 27; THOMAS; KIMBERLY; December 3; 38; OPTRICIAN; OPTOMITRY; 976 SANDERS ROBB; MARJORIE; December 4; 90; LAWNVIEW AVE; 45505 RETAIL; SALES; 153 NORTH DIANA LANE; 219 SECOND STREET; 45356 DR; 45013 OWNER; FLOORING CO.; 362 BRANDON SCHETTER; HARRY; December 6; 93; 45324 WILLIAMS; GLENNA; December 2; 91; CARPENTER; OTTIS; December 1; 82; DR.; 45050 2175 MONTEGO DR.; 45503 TINNICK; CYNTHIA; December 1; CASHIER; FOOD SERVICE; 106 E. 2ND ELECTRICIAN; 5508 BREWER RD.; 45040 ROBERTS; CAROL; December 1; 65; SCHROEDER; DENISE; December 2; 69; HOMEMAKER; OWN HOME; 2532 STREET; 45326 CAVOLT; DEBRA; December 1; 68; 942 STRATFORD PLACE; 45040 62; ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT; WRIGHT GREENSIDE DRIVE; 45431 MANAGER; KMART; 4900 HENDRICKSON Deaths in Preble County* ROBINSON; MARTHA; December 1; PATT AIR FORCE BASE; 245 ORTH DRIVE; WASHINGTON; JOSEPH; December ROAD; 45044 Last Name; First Name; Date of Death; 89; BOOK KEEPER; INCOME TAX; 2277 45344 5; 78; FIRE PROTECTION SUPERVISOR; CHARLES; JEAN; December 2; 93; BANNING RD; 45239 WRIGHT PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE; Age; Address; Zip; Occupation**; Industry** SHERICK; JERRY; December 4; 86; BARLOW; SANDRA; December 7; 73; TEACHER; PUBLIC SCHOOLS; 5925 SCHRUL; SHEILA; December 8; 59; 2600 FAIRFIELD PK; 45502 PURCHASING AGENT; AO SMITH; 604 SALES; PEST CONTROL; 156 GOLDEN ROD ISRAEL-SOMERS RD.; 45311 MANAGER; RETAIL; 8 TELFORD CT; 45011 WOLIVER; BILLY; December 1; 83; WASHINGTON ST.; 45344 COURT; 45320 CHUDY; JUDY; December 1; 79; SALES; SEHLHORST; JOHN; December 5; 77; CONTRUCTION WORKER; CONSTRUCTION; RETAIL; 6719 CREEKSIDE WAY; 45011 SIMMS; MELVIN; December 6; 75; LANGER; NICHOLAS; December 7; 22; BRAKEMAN; RAIL ROAD; 5758 RESWIN; 1592 SENECA DR; 45385 CLEMONS; RONNIE; December 1; WELDER; WELDING; 17 WEST JOHNSON; L&M PRODUCTS; MANUFACTURING; 4276 45014 68; TAX EXPEMPT SPECIALIST; IRS; 64 45506 Deaths in Logan County* EAST US STATE ROUTE 35; 45381 PICCADILLY DRIVE; 45013 SMITH; BRETT; December 7; 27; SIMS; LAURA; December 8; 97; NONE; Last Name; First Name; Date of Death; POOL; JUDY; December 1; 81; CLERICAL; CLINGER; BILLY; December 2; 88; UNEMPLOYED; ENEMPLOYED; 6559 NONE; 1238 WEST CLARK; 45506 Age; Address; Zip; Occupation**; Industry** OFFICE; 804 EAST MAIN STREET; 45320 ARNOLD; WILLIAM; December 2; 71; INSURANCE SALES; INSURANCE; 507 LIBERTY KNOLL DR; 45011 SPRADLIN; DORIS; December 8; 77; SLUSSER; DAVID; December 5; 75; SOUTH FIRST ST.; 45067 SPURLOCK; JOHN; December 2; 80; 1710 PINEHURST DRIVE; 45502 REPAIR TECH; SURGICAL INSTRUMENT; 716 STONE HOLLOW COURT; 43311 TRUCK DRIVER; TRANSPORTATION; 321 CONSTINER; DONNA; December 1; MECHANIC; TRUCKING COMPANY; 4475 STANLEY; FORREST; December 1; 77; BURCHETT; JAMIE; December 1; 53; EATON-LEWISBURG RD; 45320 96; EXECUTIVE SECRETARY; HAMILTON PORT UNION ROAD; 45011 ASSEMBLY; 1520 MARINETTE DR.; 45503 CLERK; RETAIL; 10158 ST. RT. 47; 43318 SMITH; HURSTLE; December 3; 90; FOUNDRY; 6099 FAIRFIELD RD; 45056 THOMAS; DAVID; December SWANN; CHARLES; December 4; 95; SKILLED LABOR; DELCO PRODUCTS; 1644 COOK; JACK; December 1; 6; 88; SUPERVISOR; FORD MOTOR COOKSEY; WILLIAM; December 3; 92; PRESSMAN; PREMIER RUBBER CO.; 531 DAIRY FARMER; AGRICULTURE; 7426 ST. BANTAS CREEK ROAD; 45320 86; PLUMBER; PLUMBING; 6712 CORPORATION; 5880 TAYLOR RIDGE GLENN AVE; 45344 SORRELL; JEANNETTE; December 4; SPRINGMEADOW DR.; 45011 RT. 292 SOUTH; 43360 DRIVE; 45069 UMBAUGH; DARLENE; December 68; LPN; HEALTHCARE; 101 CEDAR CLIFF COPE; JENNIFER; December 7; 58; TIEMEYER; FREDERICK; December 1; FROEBE; BEATRICE; December 8; 101; 6; 85; HOMEMAKER; OWN HOME; 1954 RD; 47374 HOMEMAKER; 2811 ROOSEVELT BLVD; 83; MACHINIST; 7719 DELVIEW DR.; 45069 SEAMSTRESS; FLOORING; 6559 US RT. 68 WEDGEWOOD CIRCLE; 45503 45044 UMPHREY; JAMES; December 8; SOUTH; 43357 STEGALL; VIOLET; December 5; 87; CRAWFORD; CLEO; December 8; 74; 56; DIRECTOR OF IT; IT; 8611 BUTLER WALDEN; CHARLES; December 5; JOHNSON; NANCY; December 6; 88; HOMEMAKER; HOME; 5239 ST RT 320; FACTORY WORKER; MANUFACTURING; WARREN ROAD; 45069 49; NONE; NONE; 115 NORTH WESTERN TEACHER; EDUCATION; 2890 CR 129; 43360 45347 1905 FAIRFAX AVENUE; 45015 VAN WINKLE; RICHARD; December AVENUE; 45504 MORGAN; ROBERT; December 1; TAYLOR; SUSAN; December 8; 60; CUMMINS; CAROL; December 5; 69; 8; 55; PAINTER; CONSTRUCTION; 315 WILES; BARBARA; December 7; 77; 84; BUSINESSMAN; SALES; 437 MAPLE SALES CLERK; WALMART; 1205 AUKERMAN 331 HANOVER STREET; 45013 CAVALCADE DR.; 45030 4914 JENNY CT; 45504 STREET; 43348 ST; 45320 Page Ten DAILY COURT REPORTER, DAYTON, OHIO Friday, January 31, 2020 (031 )

Deaths in Shelby County* WAT2020R-00014; Residential Water R72 13407 0029; 01/14/20; $10,837.00; Last Name; First Name; Date of Death; Permit; 5032 GALILEO AVE, TROTWOOD 1112 DENNISON AVE; DAYTON OH 45409; Age; Address; Zip; Occupation**; Industry** BUILDING OH 45426; REAL ESTATE MADDEN INVESTMENT CO; MURRAY DANIELS; REBECCA; December 4; 48; WAT2020R-00016; Residential Water JONATHAN H; R ASSEMBLY LINE; MANUFACTURING; 6080 Permit; 5032 GALILEO AVE, TROTWOOD SALES & R72 13407 0030; 01/14/20; $10,837.00; NORTH STREET; 45317 PERMITS OH 45426; DENNISON AVE; DAYTON OH 45409; GERBER; MARY; December 8; 95; WAT2020R-00013; Residential Water TRANSFERS MADDEN INVESTMENT CO; MURRAY JONATHAN H; R HOMEMAKER; 2901 FAIR RD.; 45365 Permit; 5032 GALILEO AVE, TROTWOOD LEHMAN; ROZANNA; December 1; 62; Commercial Week of January 13, 2020 R72 13601 0001; 01/15/20; $735,000.00; January 1 – January 15, 2020 OH 45426; NICHOLAS RD; MIAMISBURG OH 45342; HOMEMAKER; OWN HOME; 510 BUCKEYE WAT2020R-00015; Residential Water Parcel ID; Sale Date; Price; Address; AVE.; 45365 Record No.; Record Type; Description; NICHOLAS WAREHOUSE LTD; CROWN Permit; 5032 GALILEO AVE, TROTWOOD City; Seller; Buyer; Class MARTINEZ; ELIZABETH; December 2; Project Name; Address; Status R72 11709 0007; 01/16/20; $75,000.00; LEGACY LLC; I OH 45426; 65; ARTIST; ART; 302 S. WALNUT; 45365 BLD2020C-00009; Commercial Building 326 W NORMAN AVE; DAYTON OH 45405; R72 13602 0001; 01/15/20; $735,000.00; WAT2020R-00017; Residential Water MILLIGAN; STACY; December 1; 35; Permit; UD - UDRI; 141 Firwood DR, DAYTON RIGHT CHOICE INVESTMENTS; JOHNSON 1355 NICHOLAS RD; MIAMISBURG OH SALES CONSULTANT; 20 MEADOW LANE OH 45419; In Review Permit; 1007 Bertram AVE, DAYTON OH MAE E; R 45342; NICHOLAS WAREHOUSE LTD; DRIVE; 45365 BLD2020C-00008; Commercial Building 454065712; Final R72 11902 0008; 01/15/20; $153,500.00; CROWN LEGACY LLC; I MOORE; ROSS; December 6; 91; Permit; The Manhattan; 601 E Third ST, WAT2020R-00012; Residential Water 1601 BENSON DR; DAYTON OH 45406; R72 13605 0007; 01/15/20; $735,000.00; MANAGER OF RAW MATERIALS; DAYTON OH 454022120; In Review Permit; 4821 LIVINGSTON, TROTWOOD CRONMILLER CHERISH; POWELL BRIAN S BROADWAY ST; MIAMISBURG OH 45342; NICHOLAS WAREHOUSE LTD; CROWN MANUFACTURING; 2500 NORTH KUTHER BLD2020C-00007; Commercial Building OH 45426; Issued AND; R ROAD; 45365 WAT2020R-00011; Residential Water R72 11910 0018; 01/13/20; $35,000.00; LEGACY LLC; I Permit; Daybreak; 701 S PATTERSON BLVD, R72 13901 0001; 01/16/20; $45,000.00; WITWER; THOMAS; December 3; 68; 224 DAYTON OH 45402; In Review Permit; 4893 LIVINGSTON, TROTWOOD 3558 3564 STANFORD PL; BROOKVILLE IRONWOOD DRIVE; 45365 OH 45426; Issued OH 45309; ELMORE DONIELL NICOLE; 605 SHROYER RD; SAN DIEGO CA 92160; BLD2020C-00006; Commercial Building CC1 OH REO LLC; NEVELS CHESTER; C WAT2020R-00010; Residential Water OKINBIA INVESTMENT PROPERTIES LLC; Deaths in Warren County* Permit; GE Aviation Empicenter Facility; 111 Week of January 20, 2020 Permit; 4835 LIVINGSTON, TROTWOOD C Last Name; First Name; Date of Death; RIVER PARK DR, DAYTON OH 45409; In Parcel ID; Sale Date; Price; Address; Age; Address; Zip; Occupation**; Industry** OH 45426; Issued R72 12015 0035; 01/14/20; $0.00; 1553 Review VANCOUVER DR; COLUMBUS OH 43240; City; Seller; Buyer; Class AMIS; JUDY; December 8; 70; WAT2020R-00009; Residential Water A01 25917 0031; 01/21/20; $136,000.00; BLD2020C-00005; Commercial Building RAMOS-REINA SANDRA; ARCE MILENA; R HOUSEKEEPING; SELF-EMPLOYED; 450 N Permit; 4996 GALILEO AVE, TROTWOOD 2201 GAYWOOD PL; DAYTON OH 45414 Permit; Rehabilition Institute of Ohio; 835 S R72 12113 0012; 01/13/20; $11,500.00; ELM STREET; 45449 OH 45426; Issued 2814; CRAWFORD TERRY AND; DUNKIN Main ST, DAYTON OH 45402; Issued 1304 CANFIELD AVE; SAN JUAN 00907 ARRINGTON; MARILYN; December 1; 91; WAT2020R-00008; Residential Water ANDREW A; R BLD2020C-00004; Commercial Building PUERTO RICO; TAX EASE FUNDING 2016-1 DEPARTMENT MANAGER; DEPARTMENT Permit; 5032 GALILEO AVE, TROTWOOD A01 27620 0007; 01/21/20; $289,000.00; Permit; U Haul; 360 S Main ST, DAYTON OH REO LLC; EBURY RE LLC; R STORE; 6172 ROSECREST DRIVE; 45414 OH 45426; Issued 6505 LANDSEND CT; DAYTON OH 45414 45402; In Review R72 12208 0041; 01/16/20; $40,000.00; CALHOUN; JENNIFER; December 2; WRK2020R-00006; Residential 5905; KRESS EDWARD M AND; PINER 59; NURSES AIDE; HEALTH CARE; 204 BLD2020C-00003; Commercial Building 2613 2615 HOOVER AVE; ALAMEDA CA Wrecking Permit; 2154 Kensington DR, BILLY E AND; R HEATHERWAY STREET; 45042 Permit; City Hall 1st Floor Call Center; 101 W 94502; JONES RONNIELL; APEX VENTURE DAYTON OH 454062601; Issued B02 00108 0029; 01/21/20; $35,000.00; CLELAND; MARY; December 4; 87; 501 Third ST, DAYTON OH 454021814; Ready to PARTNERS LLC; R 259 N AMERICAN BLVD; FAIRBORN OH N 2ND STREET; 45140 WRK2020R-00005; Residential R72 12306 0048; 01/16/20; $13,000.00; Issue Wrecking Permit; 4416 W Hillcrest AVE, 45324; SOMERS JUSTIN T; ENRIQUEZ CRAYCRAFT; KENNETH; December 3; BLD2020C-00002; Commercial Building 845 OSMOND AVE; DAYTON OH 45440; INVESTMENTS LLC; R DAYTON OH 454062309; Issued PAYNE JAMES N JR; HUTCHCO 73; AUTOMOTIVE; DELPHI; 6200 SURREY Permit; Ohio Clean Leaf; 2046 Valley ST, B02 00312 0038; 01/21/20; $78,300.00; DRIVE; 45005 WRK2020R-00004; Residential INVESTMENTS LTD; R DAYTON OH 45404; In Review 437 ALKALINE SPRINGS RD; VANDALIA CREECH; ALICE; December 3; 77; Wrecking Permit; 562 Brightwood AVE, R72 12308 0036; 01/17/20; $0.00; 1248 OH 40378; REDMOND WILLIE L AND; RICH WAITRESS; FOOD SERVICE; 3155 BLD2020C-00001; Commercial Building DAYTON OH 454054308; Issued N GETTYSBURG AVE; DAYTON OH 45427 Permit; Pepsi-Frito-Lay Suite 300; 10451 Dog HOLDINGS; R WILBURHAM RD; 45042 WRK2020R-00003; Residential 3412; HARRIS WILLIE; HARRIS MARCITA; C05 00116 0013; 01/21/20; $62,000.00; Leg RD, Dayton OH 45241; In Review CURTIS; HELENA; December 4; 88; Wrecking Permit; 1859 Kipling DR, DAYTON C 414 N WOLF CREEK PIKE; BROOKVILLE OH TEACHER; 2908 RUSMAR COURT; 45042 SWR2020C-00002; Commercial Sewer OH 45406; Issued R72 12308 0037; 01/17/20; $0.00; 1248 45309; BURTON THELMA J; ZICKEFOOSE CURTIS; DONNA; December 4; 60; 471 Permit; 7072 YORK CENTER DR, DAYTON WRK2020R-00002; Residential N GETTYSBURG AVE; DAYTON OH 45417 CODY RYAN AND; R YALE DRIVE; 45036 OH 45414; Finalled Wrecking Permit; 4553 Dayview AVE, 3419; HARRIS WILLIE; HARRIS MARCITA; C06 00402 0078; 01/21/20; $0.00; 11421 DANIEL; TINA; December 2; 59; SERVER; SWR2020C-00001; Commercial Sewer DAYTON OH 454171332; Issued C DAYTON GREENVILLE PIKE; BROOKVILLE FOODSERVICE; 5567 ROACHESTER Permit; 8530 N DIXIE, DAYTON OH 45414; WRK2020R-00001; Residential R72 12311 0018; 01/16/20; $0.00; 3840 OH 45309; IRWIN JASON D; IRWIN JASON OSCEOLA RD; 45152 Finalled Wrecking Permit; 1412 Hearthstone DR, NECCO AVE; DAYTON OH 45458; DAVIS D; R DAY; BETTY; December 4; 61; DISABLED; ZON2020C-00004; Commercial Zoning DAYTON OH 454103319; Issued BRENT AND; DAYTON ONE HOLDINGS C06 00410 0002; 01/21/20; $0.00; 959 TRADEWIND DRIVE; 45040 LLC; R Only Permit; 1101 N. Keowee St.; 1101 N ZON2020R-00003; Residential Zoning 8574 BALTIMORE PHILLIPSBURG PIKE; DIMMITT; MARIA; December 6; 45; R72 12313 0017; 01/16/20; $0.00; Keowee, DAYTON OH; Issued Only Permit; 1251 Oakdale Ave., Residential BROOKVILLE OH 45309; PURCEY HOMEMAKER; 180 EVERGEEN DRIVE; 1610 SUSAN JANE CT; DAYTON OH TIMOTHY J; PURCEY TIMOTHY J AND; R ZON2020C-00003; Commercial Zoning Shed, trellis, pergola; 1251 Oakdale AVE, 45066 45458; DAVIS BRENT AND; DAYTON ONE C06 16213 0002; 01/21/20; $20,000.00; Only Permit; Simply Cash Homes LLC; 418 FEIERTAG; MARY; December 5; 90; DAYTON OH 454201517; Issued HOLDINGS LLC; R DAYTON GREENVILLE PIKE; BROOKVILLE HOMEMAKER; OWN HOME; 6305 FAIRWAY Alberta ST, DAYTON OH 45410; In Review ZON2020R-00002; Residential Zoning R72 12409 0008; 01/16/20; $0.00; 4100 OH 45309; HILL B DONALD AND; FURREY DRIVE; 45040 ZON2020C-00002; Commercial Zoning Only Permit; Ryan Struve; 105 Pulaski ST, SHENANDOAH DR; DAYTON OH 45406; JOHN W. AND; C FREEMAN; MARK; December 5; 52; Only Permit; 3013 Linden Ave, Lamar off- DAYTON OH 45402; In Review DAYTON OHIO CITY OF; ROEBUCK ASIA C08 00110 0003; 01/21/20; $68,775.00; SELF-EMPLOYED; ROOFER; 829 MARTIN premise sign modification; 3013 Linden AVE, ZON2020R-00001; Residential Zoning DE’CHELLE; R 39 S STATE ST; PHILLIPSBURG OH 45354; AVE; 45013 DAYTON OH 454103028; Rejected Only Permit; Edgar E Basto; 2103 Speice R72 12410 0098; 01/13/20; $11,500.00; MITCHELL IVAN DAVIS; WARD VINTRICIA GARRISON; MARY; December 1; 82; ZON2020C-00001; Commercial Zoning AVE, DAYTON OH 45403; Issue 943 CLEVERLY RD; SAN JUAN 00907 L; R CASHIER; RETAIL; 1664 PELL DR; 45410 Only Permit; LAMAR Advertising, 911 E. Third PUERTO RICO; CC1 OH REO LLC; EBURY D13 00307 0012; 01/21/20; $70,000.00; HADDIX; TYLER; December 1; 24; St.; 911 E Third, DAYTON OH; Rejected Service Inspection RE LLC; R 7001 WEAVER RD; GERMANTOWN OH GENERAL LABORER; MANUFACTURING; January 1 – January 15, 2020 R72 12412 0031; 01/14/20; $11,500.00; 45327; COX EVERETT D; BRANHAM 56 HARDING COURT; 45005 Residential Record No.; Record Type; Description; 4517 KAMMER AVE; SAN JUAN 00907 COLTEN K; R HARRINGTON; WILLIE; December 6; 87; January 1 – January 15, 2020 Project Name; Address; Status PUERTO RICO; CC1 OH REO LLC; EBURY D13 00307 0054; 01/21/20; $70,000.00; FUEL MECHANIC; US GOVERNMENT; 625 Record No.; Record Type; Description; SSI2020-00005; Special Service RE LLC; R 7047 WEAVER RD; GERMANTOWN OH HEATHERWOODE CIRCLE; 45066 Project Name; Address; Status Inspection; 1847 Germantown ST, DAYTON R72 12502 0017; 01/13/20; $11,500.00; 45327; COX EVERETT; BRANHAM COLTEN HARRIS; GENEVIEVE; December 1; 69; BLD2020R-00106; Residential Building OH 454173322; Issued 525 WESTWOOD AVE; SAN JUAN 00907 K; R HOMEMAKER; OWN HOME; 416 LEBANON Permit; Owner; 617 Kling DR, DAYTON OH SSI2020-00004; Special Service PUERTO RICO; CC1 OH REO LLC; EBURY E20 17015 0032; 01/21/20; $45,000.00; ROAD; 45065 454194202; In Review Inspection; Cato’s Barber Shop; 2233 N RE LLC; R 322 HEIKES AVE; SAN TRAN VALLEY AZ HEIDEMAN; ROBERT; December 4; BLD2020R-00105; Residential Building Gettysburg AVE, DAYTON OH 454063238; R72 12508 0007; 01/14/20; $17,100.00; 85140; SEBESY DOUGLAS A TR AND; LUMA 96; MANUFACTURING REPRESENTATIVE; Permit; 44 Bonner ST, DAYTON OH Final 2313 OAKRIDGE DR; DAYTON OH 45410; JOSEPH AND; R MANUFACTURING; 411 WESTERN ROW E20 17015 0032; 01/21/20; $0.00; 322 454101224; Issued SSI2020-00003; Special Service KILGORE VALERIE A; EAGLE CASH ROAD; 45040 HEIKES AVE; SAN TRAN VALLEY AZ 85140; BLD2020R-00104; Residential Building Inspection; Vacant Home; 42 Centre ST, BUYERS LLC; R LA SEUR; DEBORAH; December 2; 48; R72 12601 0026; 01/16/20; $46,500.00; BRADY PETER J TR AND; LUMA JOSEPH 5608 ZOAR ROAD LOT 37; 45152 Permit; 220 Perrine ST, DAYTON OH DAYTON OH 454031904; Final AND; R 454101312; Issued SSI2020-00002; Special Service 221 ANNA ST; TULSA OK 74106; ALDGARD LIMMER; BARBARA; December 4; 60; PROPERTIES LLC; JACKSON LETITIA; R E20 17015 0032; 01/21/20; $0.00; 322 REGISTERED NURSE; HOSPICE; 533 S. BLD2020R-00103; Residential Building Inspection; Owner Occupied; 803 Hodapp R72 12601 0027; 01/16/20; $46,500.00; HEIKES AVE; SAN TRAN VALLEY AZ 85140; EAST STREET; 45036 Permit; 109 Bonner ST, DAYTON OH AVE, DAYTON OH 454102904; Final ANNA ST; TULSA OK 74106; ALDGARD BRADY PETER J TR AND; LUMA JOSEPH MATELL; MOLLIE; December 7; 105; SSI2020-00001; Special Service 454101305; Issued PROPERTIES LLC; JACKSON LETITIA; R AND; R HOUSEWIFE; OWN HOME; 5467 CEDAR BLD2020R-00102; Residential Building Inspection; Owner Occupied; 2305 Benson R72 12603 0017; 01/13/20; $0.00; 308 E20 17102A0091; 01/21/20; $38,000.00; VILLAGE DRIVE; 45040 Permit; 5604 Gander RD E, DAYTON OH DR, DAYTON OH 454065705; Final WESTWOOD AVE; DAYTON OH 45417; 3533 DETROIT AVE; WAYNESVILLE OH MOORMAN; CHARLES; December 3; 81; 454244528; Issued RUCKER DARRICK D; ROSS CHRIS; R 45068; HERRERA JULIA; J W ELKMONT PRODUCT QUALITY ENGINEER; GE; 6527 Sign BLD2020R-00101; Residential Building R72 12701 0013; 01/14/20; $13,000.00; PROPERTIES LLC; R ZEBRA CT.; 45069 January 1 – January 15, 2020 Permit; Vacant Home; 42 Centre ST, DAYTON 415 LINDENWOOD RD; DAYTON OH 45417; E21 17201A0005; 01/21/20; $20,000.00; MURRAY; CHARLOTTE; December 1; 57; Record No.; Record Type; Description; OH 454031904; Issued FIELDS TIA INEZ AND; BOYD TERANCE BERWYCK AVE; CINCINNATI OH 45208; DISABLED; N/A; 2214 CENTRAL AVE.; 45044 Project Name; Address; Status BLD2020R-00100; Residential Building FELIX; R TAX REDEVELOPMENT LLC; AMBAYE PARRY; DAVID; December 4; 59; SGN2020-00004; Sign Permit; Atlantic JONATHAN AND; C Permit; Owner Occupied; 2305 Benson DR, R72 12704 0036; 01/14/20; $0.00; IT SUPPORT; WARREN COUNTY; 470 Sign Co.; 115 E Third ST, DAYTON OH 45402; E21 17201A0006; 01/21/20; $20,000.00; DAYTON OH 454065705; Issued 3434 DELPHOS AVE; DAYTON OH 45417; GEORGETOWN DR; 45036 Ready to Issue BERWYCK AVE; WEST CHESTER OH GREENE LISA; CRITELLI SUSAN; R PETERSON; RONALD; December 4; BLD2020R-00099; Residential Building SGN2020-00003; Sign Permit; Atlantic 45069; TAX REDEVELOPMENT LLC; R72 12704 0036; 01/14/20; $30,000.00; 74; FACTORY WORKER; FACTORY; 7195 Permit; Owner Occupied; 803 Hodapp AVE, AMBAYE JONATHAN AND; C Sign Co.; 115 E Third ST, DAYTON OH 45402; 3434 DELPHOS AVE; DAYTON OH 45417; BROOK DRIVE; 45152 DAYTON OH 454102904; Issued E21 17201A0020; 01/21/20; $20,000.00; Ready to Issue GREENE LISA; CRITELLI SUSAN; R PINSKAYA; SONIA; December 4; 97; BLD2020R-00098; Residential Building 3255 N DIXIE DR; WEST CHESTER OH SGN2020-00002; Sign Permit; 1151 R72 12711 0016; 01/13/20; $11,500.00; ACCOUNTANT; FOOD AND BEVERAGE; Permit; Rental; 1045 Wyoming ST, DAYTON Brown St.; 1151 Brown ST, DAYTON OH 45069; TAX REDEVELOPMENT LLC; 5467 CEDAR VILLAGE DRIVE; 45040 163 ARDMORE AVE; SAN JUAN 00907 OH 454101905; Issued 454092603; Issued AMBAYE JONATHAN AND; C POYNTER; DONALD; December 6; 82; PUERTO RICO; CC1 OH REO LLC; EBURY SWR2020R-00021; Residential Sewer SGN2020-00001; Sign Permit; Sign E21 17205 0052; 01/21/20; $15,000.00; MACHINIST; FORD; 5467 CEDAR VILLAGE RE LLC; R 2328 OTTELLO AVE; VANDALIA OH 45377; Permit; 1007 Bertram AVE, DAYTON OH Dynamics; 2931 Harshman RD, DAYTON OH DR; 45040 R72 12808 0052; 01/16/20; $0.00; 21 U S BANK; TRAYNHAM ROBERT LEE; R 454065712; Finalled 454245041; Ready to Issue UPLAND AVE; DAYTON OH 45459; THRASH PRICE; BETTY; December 6; 89; SWR2020R-00020; Residential Sewer E21 17307 0037; 01/21/20; $23,650.00; HOMEMAKER; 155 COUSINS DRIVE; 45005 *All information printed as provided from SUSAN; JACKSON LEAH; R Permit; 5976 HILLARY, TROTWOOD OH 2648 ONEIDA DR; COLUMBUS OH 43232; RICHTER; SARAH; December 7; 39; The City of Dayton website at https://permits. R72 12901 0008; 01/14/20; $11,500.00; PENNYMAC LOAN SERVICES LLC; ALEMU 45426; Issued NURSE; JEWISH MERCY HOSPITAL; 5831 daytonohio.gov/permits/ 4244 LARCHMONT DR; SAN JUAN 00907 ABRAHAM ABAY; R SOUTHWATER DRIVE; 45040 SWR2020R-00019; Residential Sewer PUERTO RICO; CC1 OH REO LLC; EBURY E21 17407 0087; 01/21/20; $71,900.00; ROHRKASSE; LAWRENCE; December 1; Permit; 5020 GALILEO, TROTWOOD OH RE LLC; R SENNETT ST; DAYTON OH 45414; TJ HOME 72; TEACHER; EDUCATION; 801 FRANKLIN 45426; Issued R72 12905 0013; 01/14/20; $0.00; 701 SOLUTIONS LLC; MYERS JACOB; R RD; 45036 SWR2020R-00018; Residential Sewer MIA AVE; PLANO TX 75024; CUMMINGS E21 17407 0088; 01/21/20; $71,900.00; SAUNDERS; TREVA; December 5; Permit; 4972 GALILEO, TROTWOOD OH MICHELLE; FEDERAL NATIONAL 2115 WILDING AVE; DAYTON OH 45414; TJ 69; NURSES AIDE; NURSING HOME; 908 45426; Issued MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION; R HOME SOLUTIONS LLC; MYERS JACOB; R BROOKWOOD DRIVE; 45067 SWR2020R-00017; Residential Sewer R72 13002 0005; 01/15/20; $1,000.00; E21 17408 0087; 01/21/20; $0.00; SENSIBAUGH; BETTY; December 2; 99; Permit; 4984 GALILEO, TROTWOOD OH 4525 ALFRED DR; DAYTON OH 45417; 2435 HARDING AVE; DAYTON OH 45402; HOWARD WAVER; ESTEP MICHAEL AND; HOMEMAKER; OWN HOME; 411 WESTERN 45426; Issued FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOC; ROW RD.; 45040 R SWR2020R-00016; Residential Sewer TDK INVESTMENT LLC; R TERRILL; MURL; December 3; 90; R72 13002 0005; 01/15/20; $5,000.00; F22 01511 0045; 01/21/20; $359,900.00; Permit; 4821 LIVINGSTON, TROTWOOD FOREMAN; A K STEEL COMPANY; 3851 4525 ALFRED DR; DAYTON OH 45417; 5650 S CLAYTON RD; DAYTON OH TOWNE BLVD.; 45005 OH 45426; Issued DAYTON HOME RESTORE LLC; ESTEP 45432; HAINES CHARLES R AND; FLYNN VOLUNGIS; RICHARD; December 4; 89; SWR2020R-00015; Residential Sewer MICHAEL AND; R ALEXANDER C. N. AND; R CHEMIST; PLASTICS; 5172 LEXINGTON CT; Permit; 4893 LIVINGSTON, TROTWOOD R72 13004 0041; 01/13/20; $11,500.00; F24 00204 0001; 01/21/20; $99,700.00; 45040 OH 45426; Issued 314 ELMHURST RD; SAN JUAN 00907 106 LAREDO AVE; DAYTON OH 45424; WALLACE; ZECHARIAH; December 6; SWR2020R-00014; Residential Sewer PUERTO RICO; CC1 OH REO LLC; EBURY PETERSEN NIEL AND; WILLIAMS MADISON 16; 734 UNION STREET; 45005 Permit; 4835 LIVINGSTON, TROTWOOD RE LLC; R R; R WILLIS; ANTHONY; December 7; OH 45426; Issued R72 13216 0076; 01/13/20; $0.00; 762 G27 24509 0022; 01/21/20; $42,000.00; 63; FRONT END LOADER; FRANKLIN SWR2020R-00013; Residential Sewer LA SALLE DR; ALBUQUERQUE NM 87114; 4724 TENSHAW DR; DAYTON OH 45417; BOXBOARD; 1135 SOUTH MAIN STREET; Permit; 4966 GALILEO, TROTWOOD OH HARSHAW WILLIAM; JOHNSON ANTHONY HALEY JANE G; BURTON ROGER AND; R 45005 45426; Issued B; R G27 24603 0014; 01/21/20; $0.00; 4800 YOUNG; HOWARD; December 7; GERMANTOWN PIKE; DAYTON OH 45439; SWR2020R-00012; Residential Sewer R72 13302 0007; 01/16/20; $0.00; 82; CARPENTER; CONSTRUCTION; 720 3208 LAKEVIEW AVE; DAYTON OH 45417; WINSTON BOBBIE J; GORDON JASMINE C; Permit; 5032 GALILEO, TROTWOOD OH TODHUNTER ROAD; 45050 DAYTON OHIO CITY OF; CUNNINGHAM R *All information printed as provided from 45426; Issued KENNETH; R H33 00114 0021; 01/21/20; $0.00; 42 Ohio Department of Health Bureau of Vital SWR2020R-00011; Residential Sewer R72 13406 0034; 01/15/20; $4,000.00; SPARKS ST; DAYTON OH 45426; WHITE Statistics. Permit; C G CONSTRUCTION; 3714 1232 DENNISON AVE; DAYTON OH 45416; ANDREW T TR; ENGELHARDT CURTIS **As provided COLUMBO CT, DAYTON OH 45416; Finalled ROBINSON LATRIA; HALE LILIA; R WARREN; R Friday, January 31, 2020 (031) DAILY COURT REPORTER, DAYTON, OHIO Page Eleven

H33 00612 0010; 01/21/20; $121,900.00; N64 00811 0088; 01/21/20; $0.00; Q71 00907 0034; 01/21/20; $422,000.00; R72 15411 0030; 01/21/20; $85,000.00; H33300813 0007; 01/22/20; 7540 ARUNDEL RD; DAYTON OH 45426 1344 RIDGEVIEW AVE; DAYTON OH 29 W HADLEY RD; DAYTON OH 45419; 313 DAWNVIEW AVE; DAYTON OH 45431; $107,250.00; 185 LENSDALE AVE; DAYTON 3802; HAGLER TERRY A AND; TUBBS 45409; GREEN ANTHONY P AND; GREEN BORDEN WILLIAM T SR AND; PEPPER WOOD KRISTINA LYNN AND; WATKINS OH 45417; APPLEGATE EDISON; METCALF RHONDA L; R ANTHONY P AND; R TIMOTHY G AND; R CRAYMON T; R MICHAEL C; R H33 00817 0058; 01/21/20; $0.00; N64 01002 0016; 01/21/20; $0.00; Q71 01307 0034; 01/21/20; $0.00; 26 28 R72 15901 0028; 01/21/20; $0.00; H33300813 0008; 01/22/20; 6217 MELVIN AVE; CADILLAC MI 49601; 2243 FARMSIDE DR; DAYTON OH 45429; MONTERAY AVE; DAYTON OH 45419; HILL 4425 GENESEE AVE; DAYTON OH $107,250.00; LENSDALE AVE; DAYTON BYERLEIN ELISSA SHAUNTEL ET AL 5; KEPLER HOWARD; KEPLER GARY H TR; R JENNIFER S; GENECO UNLIMITED LLC; R 45402; FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE OH 45417; APPLEGATE EDISON; METCALF BYERLEIN ELISSA SHAUNTEL ET AL 5; R N64 01002 0038; 01/21/20; $49,452.00; R72 01307 0034; 01/21/20; $0.00; 135 ASSOCIATION; MELVILLE PARK LLC; R MICHAEL C; R H33 01119 0053; 01/21/20; $0.00; 1486 2246 FARMSIDE DR; DAYTON OH 45459; DRUMMER AVE; CADILLAC MI 49601; R72 16301 0037; 01/21/20; $19,600.00; H33300902 0047; 01/22/20; $33,000.00; GUENTHER RD; COPPELL TX 75019; LLOYD CARL L JR; REAL SOLUTIONS BYERLEIN ELISSA SHAUNTEL ET AL 5; 2110 VICTORIA AVE; GALLOWAY OH 43119; 120 PATTON AVE; DAYTON OH 45417; CITY OF TROTWOOD COMMUNITY PROPERTY MANAGEMENT LLC; R BYERLEIN ELISSA SHAUNTEL ET AL 5; R NATIONAL HOMEBUYERS LLC; ABSI COOLEY EDWARD AND; PINSON BRIAN IMPROVEMENT; TOWNVIEW REALTY N64 01104 0079; 01/21/20; $105,000.00; R72 01309 0074; 01/21/20; $22,530.00; AHMED AND; R AND; R LTD; E 620 HOLLENDALE DR; DAYTON OH 45429 49 MCREYNOLDS ST; FAIRBORN OH R72117217 0009; 01/21/20; $75,000.00; H33301009 0108; 01/22/20; $34,670.00; I39 00704 0055; 01/21/20; $0.00; 3128; CULBERTSON PHYLLIS M TR; 45324; LEWIS HENRY D AND; LUSK 5406 NORTHCUTT PL; DAYTON OH 4606 CURUNDU AVE; DAYTON OH 45416; 514 LORELLA AVE; DAYTON OH 45424; NERLINGER TODD AND; R BENJAMIN W; R 45414 3743; ENGLE DONNA D; UMULISA WASHINGTON JEFFERY; MILLER JUNE L; MORGAN IRA F AND; MORGAN AMY L; R N64 01806 0008; 01/21/20; $132,900.00; R72 02304 0011; 01/21/20; $0.00; JUSTINE; R R I39 00704 0056; 01/21/20; $0.00; 3213 DELANEY ST; COLUMBIA MO 65217; 2007 RICHARD ST; CADILLAC MI 49601; R72617307 0031; 01/21/20; $102,300.00; H33301011 0041; 01/22/20; $34,590.00; BROADMEAD AVE; DAYTON OH 45404; KREITZER ROBERT G; WAGNER SAMUEL BYERLEIN ELISAA SHAUNTEL; BYERLEIN 4960 SPARROW DR; ALEXANDRIA VA 4602 ANNAPOLIS AVE; DAYTON OH 45416; MORGAN IRA F AND; MORGAN AMY L; R AND; R ELISAA SHAUNTEL; R 22304; BERGSTROM DOROTHY ANN; WASHINGTON JEFFREY R; MILLER JUNE; I39 00704 0057; 01/21/20; $0.00; N64 03401 0022; 01/21/20; $0.00; 4615 R72 03509 0047; 01/21/20; $56,500.00; WINGARD HOLDINGS & ESTATES; R R BROADMEAD AVE; DAYTON OH 45424; WILMINGTON PIKE; DAYTON OH 45440; 321 ILLINOIS AVE; FAIRFAX VA 22039; A01 00308 0002; 01/22/20; $157,000.00; I39100701 0001; 01/22/20; $240,000.00; ALBRECHT JOAN H; ALBRECHT DEBORAH MORGAN IRA F AND; MORGAN AMY L; R HARMON JAKE; GLEASON ROSS K AND; 3477 LITTLE YORK RD; DAYTON OH 45414; 1445 BRANDT PIKE; DAYTON OH 45404; L ET AL 3; R I39 00704 0058; 01/21/20; $0.00; R SMITH RODGER D; CRAWFORD TERRY K LIGHT ST APOSTOLIC; LEMKE JOE W AND; N64 03411 0011; 01/21/20; $385,000.00; BROADMEAD AVE; DAYTON OH 45424; R72 03601 0014; 01/21/20; $46,000.00; AND; R R 111 W DOROTHY LN; DAYTON OH 45429; MORGAN IRA F AND; MORGAN AMY L; R 1031 PRITZ AVE; DAYTON OH 45410; A01 00308 0002; 01/22/20; $0.00; 3477 I39100701 0002; 01/22/20; $240,000.00; MIAMI VALLEY COMMERICAL GROUP J44120911 0064; 01/21/20; $67,500.00; MARTIN TERRANCE AND; STAMM IAN W; LITTLE YORK RD; DAYTON OH 45414; 1445 BRANDT PIKE; DAYTON OH 45404; 4121 S DIXIE DR; DAYTON OH 45431; KETTERING II LLC; NATECO REALTY LLC; R C SMITH JACK E TR; CRAWFORD TERRY K LIGHT ST APOSTOLIC; LEMKE JOE W AND; SKIDMORE BENJIMIN L ANDQ; HOUSE R72 03602 0028; 01/21/20; $22,500.00; AND; R R DOC LLC; C N64 04304 0004; 01/21/20; $97,000.00; 1140 PRITZ AVE; DAYTON OH 45434; 3120 BROMLEY PL; DAYTON OH 45420 B02 00701 0019; 01/22/20; $122,500.00; I39100701 0003; 01/22/20; $240,000.00; K45 21125 0037; 01/21/20; $150,000.00; SCOTT JENNIFER L; BREWER PROPERTY 204 WHITEHORN DR; VANDALIA OH 45377; 1519 BRANDT PIKE; DAYTON OH 45404; 1270; DABROWSKI DOUGLAS A; MOORE SERVICES, LLC; R PEWTER HILLS CT; DAYTON OH 45419; CLASE AMY J AND; LATESSA NICHOLAS LIGHT ST APOSTOLIC; LEMKE JOE W AND; ALYSSA ANN AND; R R72 04006 0037; 01/21/20; $36,000.00; BREVING ROBER J AND; SHADE HOLDING ALEXANDER AND; R R GROUP LLC; R O67 18505 0007; 01/21/20; $300,000.00; 660 WILFRED AVE; DAYTON OH 45432; 5770 ANNE LN; DAYTON OH 45459; B02 01502 0003; 01/22/20; $88,000.00; I39101608 0018; 01/22/20; $62,000.00; K45 23102 0021; 01/21/20; $210,000.00; BETANCOURT CONSTRUCTION LLC; VANARTSDALEN LEE; GUDORF RYAN A 868 FOXFIRE TRL; SARASOTA FL 4839 FRANLOU AVE; BROOKVILLE OH 9820 LINCOLNSHIRE RD; MIAMISBURG OH PARAGON SOLUTIONS CONSTRUCTION AND; R 34242; THE CHARLES C MCGOVERN III 45309; FRITTS FRANCES L; OKINBIA 45342 5236; WILLIAMSON BRET H AND; LLC; R O67 18505 0007; 01/21/20; $0.00; REVOCABLE; NEFF CUSTOM INC; R INVESTMENT PROPERTIES LLC; R CHEN WENHUI AND; R R72 04410 0039; 01/21/20; $0.00; 24 5770 ANNE LN; DAYTON OH 45459; B02 01502 0006; 01/22/20; $88,000.00; J44104110 0106; 01/22/20; $0.00; K45 26632 0012; 01/21/20; $232,400.00; WATTS ST; DAYTON OH 45403; REED JAKE VANARTSDALEN DAVID AND; GUDORF 810 FOXFIRE TRL; SARASOTA FL AMELIA WAY; SPRINGBORO OH 45066; 3966 AUGUSTA RD; MIAMISBURG OH A; SIGNIFICANT VINYL; R RYAN A AND; R 34242; THE CHARLES C MCGOVERN III CITY OF MORAINE; NVR, INC; R 45342; TRAN NGOC AND; SCHRUBB BRIAN R72 04710 0119; 01/21/20; $35,000.00; O67 20807 0008; 01/21/20; $0.00; 148 WESTVIEW AVE; 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$0.00; 6917 M58 00432 0011; 01/22/20; $190,000.00; R72 13002 0028; 01/21/20; $5,200.00; CARNAHAN NICHOLAS R; R O68 01906 0006; 01/21/20; $0.00; 565 PYRAMID ST; DAYTON OH 45414; MEADE 103 CHARDONNAY CT; ENGLEWOOD OH 4533 MIDWAY AVE; DAYTON OH 45403; M57 00112 0002; 01/21/20; $45,000.00; YANKEE TRACE DR; DAYTON OH 45458; CHRISTOPHER A; PRICE DAVID; R 45322; SALEH MOHAMMED; STEFANKO GIANG HUY Q TR; MOREIRA JORGE; R 106 NATIONAL RD; GRATIS OH 45330; REITZ JANET; REITZ JANET LOUISE TR; R F22 01404 0042; 01/22/20; $0.00; 13815 THOMAS E AND; R R72 13002 0034; 01/21/20; $49,900.00; LONG WILLA L; LONG KENNETH C; C O68 50813 0039; 01/21/20; $235,000.00; CHICKEN BRISTLE RD; GALENA OH 43021; N64 00812 0047; 01/22/20; $235,000.00; 301 GENEVA RD; DAYTON OH 45417; TRAN M57 00206 0020; 01/21/20; $105,000.00; 980 FAWN LEA TRL; DAYTON OH 45459 CLINE ELIZABETH A; CLINE KYLE AND; A 542 DOROTHY LN; DAYTON OH 45409; THANH DAO THI; TAYLOR CHRISTOPHER 721 BONNYCASTLE AVE; ENGLEWOOD 4862; HUNT KAREN H; KIM DAE KWON F24 00310 0033; 01/22/20; $108,000.00; CBERT PROPERTIES LLC; BANE CHARLES A AND; R OH 45322; HEATH TYLER A AND; BLACK AND; R 792 HEETER DR; NEW LEBANON OH L AND; C O68 51001 0044; 01/21/20; $80,000.00; R72 13604 0001; 01/21/20; $14,610.00; 45345; MILLER JOEY L; ADKINS MICHAEL N64 01204 0075; 01/22/20; $0.00; 1013 ALYSSA E; R 1600 S BROADWAY ST; ENGLEWOOD OH M58 00113 0010; 01/21/20; $0.00; 629 6640 GREEN BRANCH DR; DAYTON OH E; R GARDNER RD; DAYTON OH 45429 4521; 45459; LYONS JEFFREY W; MARTIN DAVID 45322; FIRST INTERNATIONAL WORD F24 00317 0001; 01/22/20; $114,000.00; DITTMAR SARA J; DITTMAR ROBERT A MORNING GLORY LN; ENGLEWOOD CHURCH; HEARD DEQUAN; C OH 45322; BRUNS JOHN AND; BRUNS N; R 408 EMERSON AVE; FARMERSVILLE OH TRUSTEE; R O68 51206 0065; 01/21/20; $159,000.00; R72 13604 0002; 01/21/20; $14,610.00; 45325; MUNCY WENDY L; HETZEL JOSEF N64 01502 0024; 01/22/20; $125,000.00; KRISTEN C; R S BROADWAY ST; DAYTON OH 45408; M58 00508 0016; 01/21/20; $105,000.00; 7125 BROOKMEADOW DR; DAYTON OH F AND; R 3812 ENDOVER RD; DAYTON OH 45439; 45459 2423; DESCHLER STEPHANIE D; FIRST INTERNATIONAL WORD CHURCH; G27 24502 0003; 01/22/20; $0.00; 1776 TURNER DENZIL R II AND; FLOYD 114 ZINFANDEL DR; ENGLEWOOD OH HEARD DEQUAN; E 45322; STEWART MICHAEL W AND; RENAUD THOMAS M AND; R HOPEWELL AVE; DAYTON OH 45418; NATHANIEL RAY; R P70 00105 0013; 01/21/20; $155,000.00; R72 13607 0012; 01/21/20; $4,870.00; JERNIGAN OSIE K; JERNIGAN TAL A; R N64 01504 0082; 01/22/20; $0.00; 3674 GREEN PHILLIP E; R 1308 JETT AVE; ENGLEWOOD OH 45322; 5701 MALLARD DR; DAYTON OH 45424 G27 24502 0022; 01/22/20; $0.00; 1706 UTICA DR; DAYTON OH 45429; SCOCOZZO M60 25224 0010; 01/21/20; $150,000.00; CHRIST TEMPLE DAYTON; HEARD 4147; SHIVELEY CARL B; ABELL JAY AND; CLOVIS CT; DAYTON OH 45418 2223; SUE AND; SCOCOZZO SUE AND; R 7187 THUNDERING HERD PL; COLUMBUS DEQUAN; E R GLASS ARTHUR + RUTH; GLASS RUTH; R N64 01801 0023; 01/22/20; $202,090.00; OH 43220; BROWN LINDA F TR; EAGLE R72 13607 0051; 01/21/20; $4,870.00; P70 00409 0024; 01/21/20; $118,000.00; G27 24514 0030; 01/22/20; $30,000.00; 4609 CARLYLE CIR; DAYTON OH 45429; CASH BUYERS LLC; R 1601 1603 DIETZEN AVE; ENGLEWOOD OH 4810 FLAGSTONE CT; DAYTON OH 45424; 5020 COULSON DR; IRVINE CA 92618; ROBERTS BRIAN M AND; KANOZA MARY N64 00303 0169; 01/21/20; $118,000.00; 45322; CHRIST TEMPLE DAYTON; HEARD STEVE MILLER LLC; BILES JODI L; R WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY K AND; R 1564 E BOWMAN AVE; DAYTON OH DEQUAN; E 45409; CLOCK JASON B AND; HOCHWALT P70 00717 0049; 01/21/20; $205,000.00; FSB; CRANFORD SHAWN AARON; R N64 02305 0047; 01/22/20; $129,900.00; 8880 CANDY CT; HUBER HEIGHTS OH R72 14602 0006; 01/21/20; $0.00; 1013 GRETCHEN E; R G29 18205 0176; 01/22/20; $107,250.00; 2420 HACKNEY DR; DAYTON OH 45420; 45424 2001; WEITZ JOSEPH W AND; HIGHRIDGE AVE; CADILLAC MI 49601; N64 00308A0029; 01/21/20; 14 NORTHAMPTON AVE; NEW LEBANON ROARK JOSHUA A; CRUZ LEAH A; R WAGNER TONY AND; R ALLAMON BARBARA; BYERLEIN ELISSA $104,327.00; 1418 ELMDALE DR; DAYTON OH 45345; APPLEGATE EDISON; METCALF O67 03803 0140; 01/22/20; $458,067.00; P70 01105 0009; 01/21/20; $0.00; SHAUNTEL ET AL 5; R OH 45434; DOAN JUSTIN M; THE ASHGARD MICHAEL C; C SPINDLETOP LANE; DAYTON OH 45458; 6910 SYLMAR CT; DAYTON OH 45424; R72 14708 0015; 01/21/20; $0.00; GROUP LLC; R G29 18205 0177; 01/22/20; $107,250.00; M/I HOMES OF CINCINNATI LLC; BERMICK FAULKNER JONATHAN E TR; BISCHOFF WOODCLIFFE AVE; DAYTON OH 45429; N64 00310 0018; 01/21/20; $48,000.00; 6004 W 3RD ST; NEW LEBANON OH 45345; CHRIS; R ROLAND H; R BURKS MYRTLE M; BURKS CHARLES 1027 W DOROTHY LN; DAYTON OH APPLEGATE EDISON; METCALF MICHAEL O67 22338 0023; 01/22/20; $0.00; 354 P70 01113 0012; 01/21/20; $115,000.00; AND; R C; C BIRCH BROOK CT; DAYTON OH 45458; 45409; AFP INVESTMENTS, LLC; ELISHA 7710 STONESBORO DR; DAYTON OH R72 15005 0084; 01/21/20; $0.00; 1601 KATHRYN; R 45424; PETRUSCH CHAD; BROWN RUSSET AVE; DAYTON OH 45410 3442; G29 18222 0033; 01/22/20; $107,250.00; RAMALINGAM MYSORE L; RAMALINGAM N64 00314 0027; 01/21/20; $305,000.00; ROBERT C; R BUCKINGHAM IRVIN D JR; BUCKINGHAM 150 INFIRMARY RD; DAYTON OH 45427; MYSORE L; R 920 COTTONWOOD RD; DAYTON OH P70 01607 0041; 01/21/20; $0.00; LINDA MARIE; R APPLEGATE EDISON; METCALF MICHAEL O68 00907 0030; 01/22/20; $0.00; 6321 45419; INFANTO JENNIFER E; MEYERS 6654 HARSHMANVILLE RD; FAIRBORN R72 15005 0085; 01/21/20; $0.00; C; R MARSHALL RD; DAYTON OH 45459 2236; DENNIS R AND; R OH 45324; FRAZIER BILLY R; FRAZIER RUSSET AVE; DAYTON OH 45410 3442; H33 00101 0034; 01/22/20; $159,000.00; HESS STEPHEN C AND; HESS STEPHEN N64 00403 0039; 01/21/20; $70,000.00; JOSEPH ANDREW; R BUCKINGHAM IRVIN D JR; BUCKINGHAM 4 6 COFFMAN AVE; DAYTON OH 45426; CASPER TRUSTEE AND; R CULVER AVE; DAYTON OH 45440; P70 01907 0046; 01/21/20; $167,000.00; LINDA MARIE; R SCOTT RICHARD A; PATEL GHANSHYAM; P70 00109 0006; 01/22/20; $0.00; 7613 JARUSIEWIC RUTH E; JARUSIEWIC 4400 PALETZ CT; DAYTON OH 45424; R72 15408 0224; 01/21/20; $0.00; R DAMASCUS DR; LAS VEGAS NV 89121; RICHARD D; R HOME SOLD CASH INC; CALLOWAY 4704 BURKHARDT AVE; DAYTON OH H33 00305 0036; 01/22/20; $107,250.00; HAMED KARIM MOHAMED; 201908WY-31 N64 00403 0040; 01/21/20; $70,000.00; CELINA ELAINE; R 45403; LOGAN CARYL N; THE BOARD 117 119 S BROADWAY ST; NEW LEBANON LLC; R CULVER AVE; DAYTON OH 45440; P70 02209 0029; 01/21/20; $40,000.00; OF TRUSTEES OF THE DAYTON METO OH 45345; APPLEGATE EDISON; METCALF P70 00902 0006; 01/22/20; $0.00; 7715 JARUSIEWIC RUTH E; JARUSIEWIC BOSTELMAN PL; SPRINGBORO OH 45066; LIBRARY; C MICHAEL C; R BELDALE AVE; DAYTON OH 45424; RYLES RICHARD D; R LIBERTY SAVINGS BANK FSB; NVR INC; R R72 15408 0225; 01/21/20; $0.00; H33 00714 0001; 01/22/20; $0.00; 7634 BONNIE J; RYLES JESSE LEE ETAL 4; R N64 00403 0041; 01/21/20; $70,000.00; P70 02209 0034; 01/21/20; $40,000.00; BURKHARDT AVE; DAYTON OH 45403; MORNING MIST CIR; DAYTON OH 45426; P70 00907 0014; 01/22/20; $0.00; 2053 CULVER AVE; DAYTON OH 45440; BOSTELMAN PL; SPRINGBORO OH 45066; LOGAN CARYL N; THE BOARD OF SECRETARY OF HOUSING AND URBAN 4423 LAMBETH DR; STONE MOUNTAIN JARUSIEWIC RUTH E; JARUSIEWIC LIBERTY SAVINGS BANK FSB; NVR, INC.; TRUSTEES OF THE DAYTON METO DEVELOPMENT; BRUMBAUGH JAN D AND; GA 30087; SNAVLEY DAVID M; SNAVLEY RICHARD D; R R LIBRARY; C R DAVID M TR; R N64 00403 0042; 01/21/20; $70,000.00; P70 03908 0072; 01/21/20; $0.00; R72 15408 0226; 01/21/20; $0.00; H33 01118 0030; 01/22/20; $24,800.00; P70 01009 0029; 01/22/20; $0.00; 5884 CULVER AVE; DAYTON OH 45440; SYLMAR CT; DAYTON OH 45424 3351; SPEICE AVE; DAYTON OH 45403; LOGAN 1524 GRAHAM PL; DAYTON OH 45417; TRAYMORE DR; HUBER HEIGHTS OH JARUSIEWIC RUTH E; JARUSIEWIC BISCHOFF HORST O TR AND; BISCHOFF CARYL N; THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF EVERYTHING PROPERTY MAINTENANCE 45424 5342; RICHTER REBECCA D; MEEKS RICHARD D; R ROLAND H; R THE DAYTON METO LIBRARY; C AND; WILSON DARIUS; R DANIEL W AND; R Page Twelve DAILY COURT REPORTER, DAYTON, OHIO Friday, January 31, 2020 (031 ) ACROSS 55. End of a fuse? 20. “Heart of ____,” Blond- Be My Valentine 1. *Abélard to Héloïse 57. *____ Valentine, a.k.a. ie’s hit 6. C.E.O.’s degree humorous Valentine 22. Well-kept secret, for 9. a.k.a Snowmobile 61. *One of star-crossed some 13. Make amends lovers 24. Strata, sing. 14. Over, poetically 65. Beyond’s occasional 25. *Go ____, or split the 15. Garlic unit partner cost of a date 16. ____ lazuli 66. E.T. transporter 26. Estrogen maker 17. New, prefix 68. Wombs 27. The smallest dwarf 18. Bumpkin 69. Hansen’s disease pa- planet 19. *St. Valentine’s Day tient 29. Uses a Singer Massacre city 70. Young canine 31. Get the picture 21. James Bond’s drink of 71. *Flirt 32. Short for administrator choice 72. *They used to be each 33. Grown goslings 23. Building annex other’s Valentines 34. *German artist or 24. Galsworthy’s “The 73. Attempt Young’s partner Forsyte ____” 74. Passover meal 36. “Singes” in “La Planète 25. MD, familiarly DOWN des Singes” 28. Land of Nod, in relation 1. Barber’s supply 38. *Mr. Right, pre-kiss to Eden 2. Arizona’s neighbor 42. Tiny European republic 30. Hire for work 3. Serengeti antelope 45. Jackie Robinson, e.g. 35. Part of an eye 4. *Like a bottle of cham- 49. Princess tester 37. Feudal laborer pagne 51. “My two cents,” pl. 39. Request from Amazon 5. “Goodwill Industries” 54. Do like Vesuvius 40. Waterproofed canvas business 56. *Héloïse to Abélard 41. Bunch of bees 6. *Unfortunate conse- 57. Wide river valley 43. Black cat, e.g. quence of kissing? 58. Wild goat 44. Apollo of “Rocky” 7. Busy as a what? 59. Uh-uh 46. Roofed colonnade 8. *Pleasant bouquet smell 60. “The Three Faces of 47. X in a letter 9. Vegas bandit ____,” pl. 48. Medicinal herb 10. Mischievous Norse 61. Printer button 50. Tangerine-grapefruit deity 62. Old paint hazard hybrid 11. ____-tempered 63. Gaelic tongue 52. Tennis barrier 12. Sub station 64. *Wedding cake layer 53. Hold as a conviction 15. *Roxane’s pen pal 67. “___ Elise”

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9614; STECK PROPERTIES INC; DMT GARBERDANIEL J ET AL 3; CW MARKET 45431; CREECH GREGORY L TR; TITER IMPERIAL RD; DAYTON OH 45449; RYAN JOHN AND; R PROPERTY HOLDINGS LLC; C HOLDINGS LLC; R TIMOTHY LEE; R CROSSINGS LTD; UIG OHIO LLC; C Friday, January 31, 2020 (031) DAILY COURT REPORTER, DAYTON, OHIO Page Thirteen Bill targets public-sector employee ‘double dipping’ KEITH ARNOLD versely, double dipping is a privilege employee-funded portion suspended, or the next term unless certain condi- that the employee cannot receive both Daily Reporter Staff Writer virtually unique to the government HB 708 stipulated. tions are met. a pension and a salary at once. sector. Current law allows public-sector The bill would keep in place the “HB 708 would not prevent a A southwest Ohio lawmaker “Taxpayers are the losers by retirees to be employed subsequently in first two requirements for individuals re- person from receiving his or her earned has proposed an end to the practice by having to prop up the state retirement a position covered by one of four of the tired before the legislation’s effective date. pension, nor from continuing employ- public-sector retirees who re-enter the systems.” state’s retirement systems. According to the bill, a public- ment in the private sector or in federal workforce - again as a public employee Filed as House Bill 708, the Re-employment penalties cur- sector retiree’s retirement allowance employment,” Becker added. - earning a salary on top their pension legislation would create a new re- rently apply in specific circumstances, may resume the month following Another selling point, the law- pay out. employment penalty for a state retire- the Ohio Legislative Service Com- termination of employment and for the maker said, is the resulting boost The process, known as ‘double ment system member who retires on or mission recorded in its analysis of suspended portion of the allowance to Ohio’s pension systems would expe- dipping,’ allows a person to continue after the effective date of the legislation HB 708. be used to recalculate the retirement rience “by ensuring that those who to receive a retirement pension while and becomes employed in a position These circumstances include: a allowance after employment ends. choose to keep working after retirement also earning a taxpayer-funded salary, covered by the Public Employees retiree who has received a retirement “Through this legislation, Ohio- will then continue to contribute to the Rep. John Becker, R-Union Town- Retirement System, or PERS; Ohio allowance for less than two months ans would receive what has been retirement system.” ship, said upon introduction of the bill Police and Fire Pension Fund; State begins employment with a public em- rightfully earned at the appropriate The bill does not affect survivor called Double Dippers Inappropriately Teachers Retirement System or School ployer; a PERS retiree is employed as time, clarifying situations in which a benefits. Privileged. Employees Retirement System, also an independent contractor with a public person retires and then re-enters the Fourteen fellow House members “Receiving a corporate pension known as SERS. employer; and a PERS retiree who workforce,” Becker said. have signed on as cosponsors of HB while remaining on the employee Such a retiree would have to retired from elective office is elected He clarified that the bill would 708, which awaits committee referral. payroll is virtually unheard of in the forfeit the employer-funded portion of or appointed to the same office for the not prohibit someone from returning Copyright © 2018 The Daily private sector,” Becker said. “Con- his retirement allowance and have the remainder of the existing term of office to the public sector. Rather, it specifies Reporter - All Rights Reserved First year in office, AG Dave Yost makes good on promise to fight for all Ohioans

One year ago this month, Dave apple” contractors. The database is a treatment drug, without authorization Assisting in Prosecutions Department of Health, 2nd Yost took the oath as Ohio’s attorney comprehensive listing of the businesses from a physician. Elsewhere in the A firm believer that “the rule District). general, pledging to give a voice to the and individuals who the office has state, the office secured the indictment of law means the same rules for ev- • Helped save from invali- powerless and to champion all state taken to court for violating consumer of a Hamilton County man accused of erybody – great or small, powerful or dation a provision of fed- residents. His slogan, “Protecting the protection laws. In another effort, the impersonating a nurse and the convic- powerless,” the attorney general sup- eral law requiring insurance Unprotected,” covers the vast services attorney general – recognizing that tion of a Franklin County man who ports his Special Prosecutions Section companies to cover pre- provided by the office, from putting virtually all consumers continue to defrauded the Medicaid program by in lending its investigative and legal existing medical conditions away criminals to safeguarding con- be plagued by illegal robocalls – took faking a severe case of post-traumatic expertise to cases throughout Ohio. (Texas v. United States, 5th sumers. But it also reflects the office’s action to aggressively address the nui- stress disorder. For example, an investigation into Circuit). Yost was one of commitment to justice, opportunity and sance at the national level. Teaming Battling Human Trafficking the Cuyahoga County jail led to the two Republican attorneys equal treatment under the law, regard- with his counterparts in other states, he The message of “Don’t buy sex indictment of nine corrections officers general to defend this com- less of one’s hometown, race, religion, brokered an agreement with 12 service in Ohio” reverberated as Yost launched whose trials are ongoing. In several ponent of the Affordable political party, occupation or means. providers – including AT&T, Sprint and his Human Trafficking Initiative to take high-profile sexual offender cases in Care Act as the 5th Circuit “If you think year one was fast- Verizon – to combat robocalls with new on the scourge of human trafficking. southeastern Ohio, the section helped Court of Appeals was con- paced, hold my coffee – the best is yet call-blocking technology. Task forces from the Ohio Organized to convict a former Washington County sidering whether to declare to come,” Yost said. Respecting the Environment Crime Investigations Commission prosecutor on charges of coercion; a the act unconstitutional. He Here is a review of some of In working to ensure that bad ac- worked with numerous law enforce- Meigs County corrections officer on argued that the “individual the first-year accomplishments of AG tors don’t abuse the land, air and water ment agencies on undercover sting 24 charges including sexual battery mandate” provision could Yost’s administration: that all Ohioans depend on, Yost sued operations in Youngstown, Cleveland and kidnapping; a Monroe County be removed without throw- Rethinking the Opioid Battle the owners of two high-risk dams – in and Columbus, arresting more than 160 man who raped two children and was ing out the law’s other pro- Ohio continues to suffer through Tuscarawas and Warren counties – for people. Among them were predators classified as a sexually violent predator; tections for Americans. In the opioid crisis and, as the office allowing the structures to become trying to arrange sex with children. and a Guernsey County man on charges December, the court agreed. worked to recover money to help offset public safety hazards. In another case, Also, the attorney general initiated a of rape, sexual battery and aggravated About the Office of the Ohio the local impact, the attorney general in July, he and the Ohio EPA announced grant program for victims wanting to burglary. Also, the section is leading Attorney General simultaneously focused on fighting the that Sunny Farms Landfill in Fostoria transform or eliminate tattoos or other the prosecution of four capital murder By law, the Attorney General originating problem – addiction – at its had agreed to pay $1.7 million for al- such markings that once branded them cases in the 2016 murders of eight Pike is the chief law officer for the state of source. To curb the number of people leged violations of environmental laws, as the property of pimps or gangs. County family members. In February, Ohio. We protect Ohio families from who succumb to substance use disor- plus $2 million more for underreported And, on Jan. 9, 2020, Yost’s inaugural Yost joined county leaders and state predatory financial practices through der, Yost rolled out two scientific initia- and mischaracterized fees associated Human Trafficking Summit – themed legislators to provide initial financial our enforcement authority in the ar- tives focused on researching genetic with waste entering landfill facilities. In Hope in Action – sold out, with 600 support for the rural county, which eas of consumer protection, antitrust, markers and prevention techniques the fall, at the request of the AG’s office, participants gathering to identify gaps has been financially strained since the charitable organizations, and health and strategies. He also led a bipartisan a Jefferson County judge ordered the in the fight and to share success stories, Rhoden homicides. care fraud. coalition of all 56 attorneys general Crossridge Landfill closed over charges lessons learned and best practices. Succeeding in the Courts We support the important work from U.S. states, territories and D.C. of illegally dumping industrial waste- Supporting Local Law En- From medical rights to labor of local law enforcement agencies by in urging Congress to permanently water into the environment. Shortly forcement rights, Yost’s team continues to fight training officers at the Ohio Peace classify fentanyl-related substances as thereafter, in a case led by the attorney In the past year, the AGO award- to protect the Constitution and uphold Officer Training Academy. Experts Schedule I drugs. general’s Environmental Enforcement ed more than $2.7 million to 324 police the law of the land. Among many other at our Bureau of Criminal Identifica- Taking on Big Medicine Section, a judge in Cuyahoga County agencies throughout Ohio to purchase highlights, the office successfully: tion and Investigation analyze DNA, Pharmacy benefit managers ordered the cleanup of a crumbling body armor vests for their officers – • Led amicus efforts to de- fingerprints, and other evidence. The (PBMs) are, in theory, well-situated warehouse in Cleveland and mandated one of the many ways the office helps fend regulations prohibit- Organized Crime Investigations Com- to save states money by obtaining that its owner pay a $284,600 civil local police agencies. At the Bureau ing public money from mission and the Ohio Law Enforcement better prescription-drug prices. But in penalty for using the site to illegally of Criminal Investigation, crime labs being used to fund abor- Gateway provide additional resources reality, Ohio has been overcharged mil- store millions of fluorescent light bulbs received 173,590 items for testing tions (cases in the 9th and to crack complex cases. We directly lions of dollars. Right off the bat, Yost containing mercury. from local law enforcement, includ- 4th U.S. Circuit Courts of enforce Ohio’s environmental laws. sued OptumRx in an effort to recover Safeguarding Medicaid and ing 49,963 DNA samples and 26,232 Appeals). By advocating Ohio’s strong nearly $16 million the state paid due its Recipients chemistry assignments. The bureau • Persuaded the 6th Circuit open government laws, we promote to secretly inflated bills for generic In his first year as AG, Yost identified methamphetamine 11,547 to rehear en banc a case accountability, providing ongoing drugs. Yost also called on the General and his team worked tirelessly to times; fentanyl, 5,782 times; and involving the constitution- training in public records and open Assembly to pass his four-point plan protect the state’s Medicaid resources carfentanil, 782 times. In Gallia and ality of Ohio’s law prevent- meetings. Our Internal Audit division to bring transparency and fairness to and the vulnerable Ohioans who rely Meigs counties, OOCIC task forces ar- ing doctors from know- has unfettered access to ensure that the PBM process, without adding new on the program for health care. For rested 12 members of crime ring on 92 ingly performing abortions our own policies and procedures are bureaucracy. The attorney general con- example, in February, the attorney felony charges of drug trafficking and based on Down syndrome followed properly, so the spotlight of tinues to push to hold pharmacy benefit general announced the indictments of possession; in Cleveland, seven people (Acton v. Preterm). inquiry is also upon us at all times. managers accountable and to ensure seven workers at a Columbus nurs- were indicted on 116 felony charges; • Defended the constitution- We offer services to protect the that taxpayers are not cheated into ing facility where a patient “rotted to and in Ross, Pickaway and Fayette ality of Ohio’s ballot initia- most vulnerable citizens among us, padding profits for private companies. death” because of inadequate care. In counties, 59 people were arrested on tive process in an appeal including children, the elderly, victims Looking Out for Consumers another case, the office secured the a combined 163 felony charges for before the 6th Circuit. of crime and those who are preyed In addition to filing dozens indictment of the owner of three addic- drug trafficking. As part of these cases, • Defended the Ohio Depart- upon by greed in its many forms: unfair, of consumer protection lawsuits to tion treatment centers in southern Ohio the task forces seized 104 pounds of ment of Health’s power illegal or shady business practices, safeguard Ohioans from predatory on charges of drug trafficking, money fentanyl, 170 pounds of heroin, 229 to hold abortion clinics criminal conduct and abuse of power and illegal business practices, Yost in laundering and more. Evidence showed pounds of cocaine and 302 pounds of to the same patient-safety and corruption. We have many pro- his first year launched an online tool the man had overbilled Medicaid and meth, removing a combined $46 mil- standards as other surgical grams to support veterans, active duty to help consumers avoid hiring “bad dispensed Suboxone, an addiction lion in drugs from the streets of Ohio. clinics (WMCD v. Ohio military, and their families. Page Fourteen DAILY COURT REPORTER, DAYTON, OHIO Friday, January 31, 2020 (031 ) New website platform available for Ohioans searching for missing life insurance funds

The Ohio Department of Insurance Ohio Department of Insurance has been tem has matched thousands of indi- Individuals who believe they the Locator can call the department at has a new website to help Ohioans locate offering this service for over 10 years, viduals with previously unclaimed are beneficiaries, executors or legal 1-800-686-1526 a deceased family member’s missing life but decided to transition to the national beneficiary funds in excess of $11 representatives of a deceased person About the Ohio Department of insurance policy or annuity contract. search application to provide Ohioans a million,” Director Jillian Froment said. may submit a search request. Insurance Insurance The Life Insurance Policy Loca- more comprehensive search tool. “This search service provides a real companies receive the requests, search The mission of the Ohio Depart- tor is a user-friendly, free service oper- The Locator can be found on the benefit to Ohioans, simplifying what their records, and directly contact the ment of Insurance is to provide consumer ated by the National Association of Insur- department’s website or at https://eapps. otherwise could be a cumbersome and individual only if a match is made, typi- protection through education and fair but ance Commissioners and only requires naic.org/life-policy-locator/#/welcome. lengthy process identifying potential cally within 90 business days. vigilant regulation while promoting a stable basic information to get started. The “To date the department’s sys- beneficiary life insurance proceeds.” People with questions about and competitive environment for insurers. New law this year designed to strengthen retirement savings

ELISSA COLLOPY This act offers small businesses 500 hours of service, according to the uals who inherited qualified accounts, sponsored plan, contributing to an Daily Reporter Staff Writer tax incentives to set up automatic document. like individual retirement accounts and HSA and not touching the money until enrollment in retirement plans for The SECURE Act also expands 401(k) plans, to take required distribu- retirement could ease a hefty burden. Retirement is an ever-changing its workers, or allows them to join 529 education savings accounts to tions over their lifespans. Under the According to Fidelity Invest- landscape. What used to be retirement multiple employer plans. In addition, cover costs associated with registered SECURE Act, non-spousal inheritors ments, the average 65-year-old couple at 62 is now 67, and some are steering the plan also eliminates the maximum apprenticeships, homeschooling, up to will need to withdraw all of an inherited retiring in 2019 could expect to spend clear of traditional ways of saving for age cap for contributions to traditional $10,000 of qualified student loan re- accounts assets within 10 years. $285,000 in retirement for health care their Golden Years. individual retirement accounts. payments including those for siblings, Another non-traditional route to costs alone, which does not include A new law that took effect on The legislation also allows long- and private elementary, secondary, or retirement saving is utilizing a Health long-term care. Jan. 1 has changed some retirement term part-time workers to participate in religious schools. Savings Account for the long haul. And some people won’t want to rules. The SECURE Act - which stands 401(k) plans by having employers have The passing of the act may also HSAs are tax-advantageous retire at all- according to a 2019 Merrill for “Setting Every Community Up a dual eligibility requirement under result in an increase of Roth accounts, accounts that allow workers to save, Lynch study, nearly half of retirees say for Retirement Enhancement” - put which an employee must complete said Sean Williams, a financial advisor invest and withdraw money tax-free they have or plan to work during their numerous provisions in place in hopes either a one year of service requirement at Sojourn Wealth Advisory. if used for qualified medical expenses. retirement. of strengthening retirement security, or three consecutive years of service Part of the law eliminates With the rising cost of health- Copyright © 2020 The Daily according to Chairman Richard Neal. where the employee completes at least “stretch IRAs,” which allowed individ- care for those without an employer- Reporter - All Rights Reserved Auditor of State completes phase I of ODOT performance audit; phase II scheduled

Auditor of State Keith Faber formation, they will be one step closer consultants based on an As outlined above, we encoun- ing proposals from qualified vendors released a performance audit of the to reaching their stated goal of finding analysis between the full tered issues with data collection and for a Phase II Performance Audit to Ohio Department of Transportation $100 million in savings.” cost of hiring a consultant, storage across all audit areas, making provide technical assistance and sub- (ODOT), where the Ohio Performance Savings from the audit recom- as well as the needed skill analysis difficult. ject matter expertise as part of a review Team (OPT) reviewed the areas of fleet mendations yield a 77:1 Return on set and market availability • Recommendation: ODOT of ODOT’s highway management and management, construction inspection Investment (ROI), and if the cost avoid- of such personnel vs. a should collect and maintain maintenance practices. and seasonal staffing, and information ance of the fleet recommendation is permanent employee. data in a way which is easily The technical assistance work technology. added, the ROI jumps to 228:1. • Impact: ODOT could save accessible and searchable. will focus on an evaluation of ODOT’s The Ohio General Assembly Highlights from the audit include: more than $450,000 annu- • Impact: Better data will pavement management, bridge, and passed House Bill 62, the state trans- Construction Inspection is one ally in consultant fees by allow the Department to highway maintenance programs in rela- portation budget, which increased the of ODOT’s core functions and is transitioning long tenured make strategic decisions tion to nationally recognized practices. gas tax in order to provide ODOT with carried out by both internal staff and consultants into a perma- related to staffing and -re Phase II will also include additional additional revenue to achieve their private sector consultants. nent positions, assuming source allocation. scope areas, such as regional district agency function and mission. As a part • Recommendation: Based these positions are continu- Auditor Faber added, “The operations. The Auditor’s Office antici- of the legislation, ODOT was required on the current cost structure, ously needed. Ohio Performance Team is a group pates the public release of the Phase II to undergo several reviews of efficiency ODOT should deploy quali- ODOT spends between $35 of extremely hard-working profes- report in later 2020. and effectiveness including a perfor- fied internal staff before hir- and $55 million annually on fleet pur- sionals that completed Phase I of this A full copy of this audit report mance audit conducted by the Auditor ing consultant inspectors. chases. At the request of the General complex review effectively on a very is available online. of State’s Ohio Performance Team. • Impact: By reducing the Assembly we reviewed the cost ef- tight timeline. In this phase, we only About the Ohio Auditor of “Our performance audits have number of consultant fectiveness of transitioning to a leasing looked at areas identified by ODOT State’s office proven to be an outstanding tool for inspector hours, ODOT model for specified categories. and the Legislature. We have already The Auditor of State’s office, one agencies in their search to maximize could save between $10 • Recommendation: ODOT begun a Phase II that will take a more of five independently elected statewide Ohio tax dollars efficiently and effec- and $21 million annually. should not move to a leas- in depth look at pavement, bridges, and offices in Ohio is responsible for audit- tively,” said Auditor Faber. “In addition The Department’s Division of ing model for the vehicle maintenance operations that include a ing more than 6,000 state and local to the identified savings for ODOT, Information Technology often uses IT categories analyzed in the majority of the agency’s spending and government agencies. Under the direc- we also found a serious deficiency in consultants for the same job function audit. budget. We look forward to continuing tion of Auditor Keith Faber, the office data collection and storage that limits as permanent staff. • Impact: Moving to a leasing to work with ODOT to further their also provides financial services to local ODOT’s ability to efficiently focus • Recommendation: ODOT model would result in $22 pursuit to be more efficient and effec- governments, investigates and prevents their spending. I truly believe that if should make future de- to $42 million in additional tive in their operations.” fraud in public agencies, and promotes ODOT organizes their operational in- cisions about the use of costs on an annual basis. The Auditor’s office is review- transparency in government. Plan would re-examine regulation of radiation technology professionals

KEITH ARNOLD than the “Suggested State Regulations Radiation Protection and Measure- documenting of these orders may be nologist - preparing and Daily Reporter Staff Writer for Control of Radiation” prepared by ments and relevant standards of the processed using an institution’s clinical administering radio-phar- the Conference of Radiation Control American National Standards Institute. guidelines, which are established by the maceuticals to human be- A state senator has worked Program Directors Inc. SB 236 also seeks to address clinical leadership of the institution, ings and conducting in vivo with hospital and radiology profes- “Ohio’s hands are inappro- what Huffman characterizes as inef- he added. or in vitro detection and sional groups to develop regulation priately tied to a private, non-profit ficiency within the scope of practice Analysis provided that the ac- measurement of radioac- of radiation technology professionals member organization,” Huffman said of nuclear medicine technologists and tion is in addition to the following ac- tivity for medical purposes. and address counter-productive areas during testimony before Senate peers radiographers. tivities that these medical professionals “These changes would in no of current law. seated for the Health, Human Services “Currently, the documenting are licensed to perform: way increase any provider’s scope of Tipp City Sen. Stephen Huff- and Medicaid Committee. “Senate Bill of contrast and radiopharmaceuticals • Radiographer - operating practice, but instead clarify what is al- man, a Republican, introduced late last 236 would require the director to con- administered by radiographers and ionizing radiation-gen- ready being done,” Huffman said. “I be- year the measure as a means of allow- sider those recommendations that are nuclear medicine technologists can erating equipment, ad- lieve this legislation is smart for Ohio ing health practitioners to provide the suggested by this private group to de- be entered into an electronic medical ministering contrast, and and will ensure patients are receiving best services to patients in an efficient termine if they are appropriate in Ohio.” record only after a second prescription determining procedure the most effective care possible.” and effective manner. Specifically, the bill would is ordered just for that documentation,” positioning and the dosage A single fellow senator has Filed as Senate Bill 236, the require the director to adopt rules that the lawmaker said. “The prescription of ionizing radiation, all in signed on as a cosponsor of the bill, bill tackles a particular section of the consider the suggested recommenda- requirement for documentation into order to perform a compre- which had not been scheduled a second Ohio Revised Code that provides the tions of the program directors’ group an electronic medical record is un- hensive scope of radiology hearing at time of publication. state health director no discretion to and various federal sources, in addition necessary.” procedures. Copyright © 2020 The Daily employ standards any less stringent to reports of the National Council on The bill would establish that the • Nuclear medicine tech- Reporter - All Rights Reserved Friday, January 31, 2020 (031) DAILY COURT REPORTER, DAYTON, OHIO Page Fifteen Justice O’Connor dementia announcement underscores importance of a support Beverley Laubert our thoughts and prayers are with her that there are hundreds of thousands of Our State Plan infuses brain to information, aging in place and even Director, Ohio Department of and her family during this difficult time, Ohioans who are focused on the day-to- health and cognitive health into overall civic engagement. By building and Aging as is our appreciation for her long and day challenges of living with or caring population health so that we can reduce managing these goals and strategies accomplished career. for someone with dementia. Caregivers the stigma of brain failure by educating together, we can empower those living Sandra Day O’Connor, the first There are many types of de- in the workforce and in the home are and empowering Ohioans to learn more with dementia and their caregivers to woman to serve on the Supreme Court mentia; Alzheimer’s disease, which often underprepared for the daily chal- about their brains, how their brains play maintain a high quality of life. of the United States, recently made the O’Connor likely has, is perhaps the best- lenges they will face. a crucial role in the efficiencies of their Over the next four years, the courageous public announcement that known condition that causes dementia, People living with dementia, and bodies, and how to have conversations Ohio Department of Aging will provide she has been living with dementia. In a affecting more than 220,000 Ohioans. their caregivers, are significant members with healthcare providers when our communities with the tools to engage, statement, O’Connor said, “While the The total number of people living with of our communities who deserve to be brains may not perform optimally. empower and support people living with final chapter of my life with dementia all types of dementia is unknown, as di- included and accepted, even as their Incorporating dementia into the dementia and their caregivers. We are may be trying, nothing has diminished agnosis can be difficult. Leading health needs and abilities change. For this rea- State Plan on Aging, rather than having excited to build on existing partnerships my gratitude and deep appreciation organizations around the world are son, the Ohio Department of Aging in- a separate state dementia plan, ensures and forge new trails so that we can help for the countless blessings in my life.” working to find a cure for Alzheimer’s cluded dementia throughout Ohio’s State that goals related to dementia are man- Ohioans with dementia live with dignity Ohio and the nation certainly benefitted and other dementias. As important as Plan on Aging 2019-2022, which was aged and have the same strategic over- and respect, and support families and from her more than two decades in the finding a cure is, O’Connor’s announce- approved by the U.S. Administration sight as other important and interrelated informal caregivers, who are the back- nation’s most important courtroom, and ment reminds us that we must not ignore for Community Living earlier this year. goals, such as caregiver support, access bone of Ohio’s long-term care system. State wildlife officials seek input on small game, fowl KEITH ARNOLD “We are proud to continue serv- ing the 2021 spring turkey season on taker permit when hunting or trapping A complete list of proposed Daily Reporter Staff Writer ing all Ohioans and look forward to Saturday rather than Monday in both on land they own, a press release noted. hunting season dates for 2020-2021 another bountiful year for sportsmen the south zone and northeast zone. It was further proposed to close are available at wildohio.gov, natural The Ohio Wildlife Council re- and women.” The proposal was designed to provide quail hunting on all state-owned or resources officials said. cently received proposals for upcoming A change from the U.S. Fish and two additional weekend days for wild controlled public hunting areas, except Wildlife officials encourage hunting seasons for small game and mi- Wildlife Service is to provide additional turkey hunters. The south zone open- for Tri-Valley Wildlife Area and con- Ohioans to provide comments on the gratory birds here in the Buckeye State. waterfowl hunting days to members ing date was proposed for April 24, trolled hunts on Crown City Wildlife proposed rule changes, inviting them The council seeks comment of the U.S. Armed Forces. It has been 2021, and the northeast zone opening Area. The quail bag limit was proposed to do in person or online. from Ohioans through the first week of proposed to permit active military and date was proposed for May 1, 2021. to be reduced to two birds. Ruffed In-person comments may be March, officials from the Ohio Depart- veterans to hunt during the two-day The 2021 youth turkey hunting season grouse hunting dates were proposed submitted during the weeklong open ment of Natural Resources Division of youth waterfowl season, Oct. 3-4. dates were proposed for April 17 and to be shortened from Oct. 10 to Nov. house period from March 2-6 at any Wildlife said. The opening date for waterfowl 18, statewide. 29 on state-owned or controlled public Division of Wildlife district office, Included among the proposals hunting in the north zone was proposed New proposals also include hunting areas, and from Oct. 10 to Jan. while online submissions can be made are several changes recommended to in- to start a week later, Oct. 24, allowing requiring a fur taker permit for coyote 1, 2021, on private land. The ruffed at wildohio.gov beginning Feb. 21. crease hunting opportunities statewide. for more November hunting days later hunting and trapping and adding coyote grouse bag limit was proposed to be A statewide hearing on all pro- “The proposed hunting season in the season, wildlife officials said. to the furbearer trapping season. reduced to one bird. posed rules will be held 9 a.m. March recommendations are developed by It also was proposed to reduce Officials said the proposal was Quail and ruffed grouse regula- 25 at the division’s District 1 office, lo- Division of Wildlife biologists and the daily bag limit for scaup to one bird made to better align with other fur- tions were proposed to better conserve cated at 1500 Dublin Road, Columbus. combine public input with the best during the first 15 days of the season bearer hunting and trapping regulations the current population of birds that The Ohio Wildlife Council is species population science available,” and two birds during the last 45 days and is expected to ensure proper train- have been in decline for several years. an eight-member board that approves division Chief Kendra Wecker said of the season in the south zone, north ing will be completed prior to trapping Proposals concerning Ohio’s all Ohio Division of Wildlife proposed in a prepared statement. “Population zone, and Lake Erie marsh zone, as coyote by requiring the fulfillment of a white-tailed deer hunting seasons rules and regulations. Meetings are safeguards are designed to support the required in the U.S. Fish and Wildlife trapper education course. are to be presented at the next Ohio open to the public. important activities of hunting and trap- Service season framework. Ohio resident landowners are not Wildlife Council meeting, scheduled Copyright © 2020 The Daily ping while sustaining Ohio’s wildlife. New proposals include open- required to have a hunting license or fur next month. Reporter - All Rights Reserved Ohio Boy Scout official sentenced to 30 years of prison for sexually exploiting children as well as receiving and distributing child pornography

Thomas Close, 39, of Shelby, said Vance Callender, HSI special Boy Scouts and local YMCAs. Both Never have I been so sad. This Federal Law Enforcement Officer of was sentenced recently in federal agent in charge for Michigan and Ohio. the Boy Scouts and local YMCAs as- whole thing lingers in my mind all the the United States within his or her court to 30 years in prison followed “While no amount of prison time is sisted agents with their investigation. In time. I wish I could make it go away. . particular jurisdiction. by lifetime supervised release, which sufficient for the depraved abuse of speaking with the Boy Scouts, agents . . I have a question for you, Aqua Joe: United States Attorneys conduct included lifetime sex offender registra- trust by Mr. Close on his innocent vic- were directed to an incident report in Why? Why would you do this to me? most of the trial work in which the tion obligations. He was also ordered tims, hopefully, sentencing can begin which one den leader noted Close’ Why would you do this to any kid? United States is a party. The United to pay $949 in restitution and a $300 the healing process for all of those frequent and unnecessary contact with How dare you do this to a kid that can’t States Attorneys have three statutory special assessment. impacted.” scouts during swim time. defend himself. I don’t understand. responsibilities under Title 28, Section Close was known to many in Additional details of these Later, and based on this tip, I’m supposed to be able to trust the 547 of the United States Code: the Boy Scouts of America as “Aqua crimes were described in court filings agents interviewed Close. Close people that I’m told I can trust. You • the prosecution of criminal Joe” because he was a swim instruc- and during the sentencing hearing: admitted to the following: accessing took advantage of me and you spied cases brought by the Fed- tor as well as a troop leader. And yet, In May of 2018, the Department child pornography from the TOR on me. Now I don’t trust anyone. You eral Government; from 2011 through 2018, Close abused of Homeland Security (HSI) Cleveland network; using a Russian photo shar- ruined part of my life! And I hate you. • the prosecution and de- these positions to surreptitiously re- received information from the Cyber ing site to access child pornography; . . . I especially hate you for hurting fense of civil cases in which cord young boys while they changed Crimes Center (C3), Child Exploi- receiving and distributing images my mother. You broke her heart – and the United States is a par- for swimming or showers. He then tation Investigations Unit (CEIU) of child pornography online; being mine. . . . I hope someday I can forget ty; and transferred those recorded images from regarding a child exploitation lead in sexually interested in boys as young about you. • the collection of debt owed a simple spy watch to his home com- Sandusky, OH. C3 provided several as five and up to 18; and possessing This case was investigated by to the Federal Govern- puters in carefully labeled folders and videos that were taken of minor boys approximately 5 terabytes of child Homeland Security Investigations, the ment. file structures. Close also victimized changing before or after swimming, pornography. He also acknowledged Ohio Internet Crimes Against Children Although the caseload varies children in his care at the YMCA, the with a series of lockers visible in leaving a watch with video capabil- Task Force (ICAC) and the Shelby among districts, each has every cat- Willard Conservation League, the Fire- some of the pictures. The National ity in the designated changing areas Police Department. It was prosecuted egory of cases and handles a mixture lands Scout Reservation, the Ashland Center for Missing and Exploited in order to record the boys as they by Assistant U.S. Attorney Carol M. of simple and complex litigation. Each County-West Holmes Career Center, Children (NCMEC) confirmed that undressed. Skutnik. United States Attorney exercises wide the Mohican Wilderness camp, the these videos were seen in previous Agents conducted a forensic About the United States Attor- discretion in the use of his or her re- STEM camp, and even his own home child pornography investigations but analysis of Close’s devices and con- ney’s Office for the Northern District sources to further the priorities of the in Shelby, Ohio. the children depicted in the images firmed that he had more than 110,000 of Ohio local jurisdictions and needs of their “It is difficult to imagine a more had not yet been identified. However, image and video files that depicted The Department of Justice is the communities. heinous crime, particularly when the the NCMEC Victim Identification Lab minors engaged in sexually explicit nation’s litigator, serving but one client, The Northern District of Ohio ages and youthful experiences of chil- was able to identify the manufacturer of conduct. Approximately 60,000 of the United States. The United States consists of the 40 northern counties dren were so calculatingly exploited,” the lockers as the Bradley Corp. Since those files were unique images. Close Attorneys serve as the Department’s in Ohio. The U.S. Attorney’s office said U.S. Attorney Justin Herdman. only a few YMCAs purchased lockers also created 1,900 images of child principal litigators under the direction (USAO) for the district is located in “If we have not made it clear before, from Bradley Corp, C3 was able to pornography. To date, 143 victims have of the Attorney General. There are 93 Cleveland, Ohio and there are staffed let this sentence send a message to all confirm that the images were likely been identified, with the youngest be- United States Attorneys stationed in branch offices in Toledo, Akron and who seek to prey on our children: there taken at the YMCA facility located in ing seven years old. judicial districts throughout the United Youngstown. The office is divided is no place we cannot find you and we Sandusky, OH. One of the identified victims, States and its territories. United States into organizational units with specific will bring you to justice.” With little to go on, agents set who is referred to in court filings as Attorneys are appointed by, and serve responsibility for carrying out the mis- “This individual used his posi- out to identify the boys. They focused Minor #21, provided a recorded victim at the discretion of the President of the sion of the office. There are currently 84 tion and regular access to children to on landmarks and the Boy Scout logo impact statement which was played United States, with advice and consent authorized full-time Assistant United exploit the young people who he was captured in images, which let them during the sentencing hearing. He of the United States Senate. Each States Attorneys and 85 support per- entrusted to take care of and protect,” to speak with representatives of the stated in pertinent part: United States Attorney is the Chief sonnel in the Northern District of Ohio. Page Sixteen DAILY COURT REPORTER, DAYTON, OHIO Friday, January 31, 2020 (031 ) Supreme Court of Ohio hears argument between company and employees over drug-testing method

Kathleen Maloney experienced intense embarrassment and his trial was held before a Berea joint federal and state funded program, the program. In 2012, she received a Supreme Court of Ohio and humiliation because she had to Municipal Court judge. The driver the program pays for the medical care bachelor’s degree from OU, majoring reveal surgical scars in her genital said he was having a sneezing fit that of Medicaid recipients even in cases in philosophy pre-law. The Ohio Supreme Court on area. The lawsuit raised multiple legal made his nose bleed right before he was where another person caused the re- Rodgers graduated from Capi- Tuesday, January 28th, heard five oral claims, including the tort of invasion stopped by the police. The officer stated cipient’s injuries. In those instances, tal’s graduate-level paralegal program arguments, including one in which of privacy. that he used an LTI 20/20 laser speed Medicaid recipients must agree that in 2014, and obtained a legal intern a housewares factory argued it was Before trial, the companies filed detection device to clock Rodojev’s if they file lawsuits against those who license. She worked in Capital’s legal entitled to have a lawsuit from cur- motions to dismiss the employees’ speed, he was certified to operate the caused their injuries, the Ohio Depart- clinic, interned at the Gahanna City rent and former employees dismissed claims of invasion of privacy, wrongful device, and it was working properly at ment of Medicaid is entitled to claim Prosecutor’s Office, and Southeastern because the company’s drug-screening discharge in violation of Ohio public the time of the stop. part of any settlement or award granted Ohio Legal Services until she gradu- procedure isn’t an invasion of privacy. policy, a class-action request, and two The judge found Rodojev guilty to the injured persons to reimburse the ated law school in 2019. The session started at 9 a.m. other counts. In May 2017, the court of speeding, and Rodojev appealed to program for medical expenses it paid. Rodgers reported only working with the cases being heard at the Thom- granted the request to dismiss those the Eighth District Court of Appeals. In 2005, Michael Pivonka was two years between 1985 and 2001, and as J. Moyer Ohio Judicial Center in claims. The appeals court upheld the a Medicaid recipient who was injured stated she was injured in a tree-trim- Columbus. All arguments are streamed The employees appealed the conviction. Its opinion discusses the by another person’s negligence . Med- ming accident and became disabled. live online at sc.ohio.gov and broadcast dismissals. The Fifth District Court of Ohio Supreme Court’s 1958 decision icaid paid for his injuries. Pivonka Since then, she listed her employment live and archived on The Ohio Channel. Appeals determined the employees had in E. Cleveland v. Ferell, which stated reached a settlement with the other as the administrator father’s estate from Brief summaries of the cases are a valid claim for invasion of privacy there was no longer a need for expert party , and the Medicaid department 2004 to 2014, and in similar roles for available below: and reversed the trial court decision, testimony or taking judicial notice on collected $7,108 of his settlement that two of her brothers. She also served Donna Lunsford et al. v. Ste- returning the case to the lower court the reliability of the scientific principles it claimed it was entitled to for paying as a “volunteer research telecommuter rilite of Ohio LLC et al., Case no. for additional proceedings. underlying the use of radar speeding Pivonka’s medical bills. In 2013, Lisa and paralegal” for Miller Law Offices 2018-1431 Sterilite and U.S. Healthworks devices. A court takes judicial notice Rijos received a jury verdict for injuries in Columbus from 2014 until 2016. Fifth District Court of Appeals appealed separately to the Ohio Su- when it accepts evidence that typically suffered as a result of another person’s The board notes that during her (Stark County) preme Court, which accepted both is based on well-known or proven facts. negligence. Medicaid had paid her adult life she has filed lawsuits regard- ISSUES appeals. The Supreme Court added, though, medical expenses, and recouped $703 ing wrongful death, personal injury, Do employees of a private State of Ohio v. John E. Nel- that a court still must determine the of her jury award. medical malpractice, automobile sales, employer in Ohio have a reasonable son, Case no. 2019-0049 sufficiency of the evidence about the Citing the 2013 U.S. Supreme property law issues, and bankruptcy expectation of privacy as far as whether Second District Court of Ap- accuracy of the particular device used Court’s Wos. v. E.M.A. decision, in various courts, ranging from mu- they report to work under the influence peals (Champaign County) and the qualifications of the person Pivonka and Rijos filed a class-action nicipal court to federal court. Several of drugs or cheat on a drug test? ISSUE using it. lawsuit against the state Medicaid de- of the cases were filed in her role as Without allegations that a pri- Do statutory caps on the prison The Eighth District noted the partment. The two claimed that under administrator of her father’s and two vate employer’s manner of drug test- sentences courts may impose for admissibility of scientific evidence Wos, Medicaid could recover only the brothers’ estates. The board maintains ing isn’t job-related and consistent community-control violations apply to today is governed by the state’s Rules amount that it actually paid for medical that Rodgers appears to be a person with business necessity, can an at-will all community-control violations that of Evidence, but courts often use the expenses. The two claim R.C. 5160.37 who would rather file a lawsuit than employee make a claim against the aren’t felonies? Ferell analysis when deciding whether is unconstitutional because it allows resolve an issue by negotiation or other employer for invasion of privacy? BACKGROUND results from speeding devices are Medicaid to take too much of the means. It notes that she freely admitted Does requiring employees to In July 2016, John Nelson pled admissible. In this case, the Eighth money they received from the negligent for the most part she “didn’t know what provide a monitored urine sample to guilty to trafficking in cocaine, at- District determined that Rodojev parties. They assert that thousands of she was doing” but felt that something independent laboratory personnel as tempted aggravating trafficking in failed to object to the admissibility of other Ohioans were harmed when the had to be done. part of an employer’s random drug drugs, and two counts of corrupting the speed results from the laser device department unjustly enriched itself by The board reports that Rodgers testing policy constitute an invasion another with drugs. The trial court used, and the officer’s testimony -of recovering more money from injured had a number of debts, some of which of the employees’ common law right sentenced Nelson to four years of fered sufficient evidence to establish victims than it was entitled to receive. had been outstanding for many years. to privacy as a matter of law? community control with conditions. the particular device’s accuracy and The department opposed the It notes that Rodgers and her husband Does Ohio law allow an inva- The court’s judgment entry stated that his qualifications. lawsuit. But in December 2017, the amassed almost $900,000 in student sion of privacy lawsuit against inde- if he violated his community control, The Eighth District wrote that Cuyahoga County Common Pleas loan debt. Rodgers expressed that she pendent third-party laboratories or their he would receive a 34-month prison courts quickly accepted the general Court granted class certification, and didn’t have any idea of how much she trained staff when the employee signs sentence for the offenses. reliability of DNA testing, X-rays, and allowed the case to proceed. The de- has borrowed, but the board estimates a consent form? In January 2018, Nelson’s pro- photographs, but have refused to ac- partment appealed the decision to the it is about $340,000. The loans have BACKGROUND bation officer testified to the court that cept the reliability of radar devices Eighth District Court of Appeals, which been consolidated, and the couple Sterilite, a plastic housewares he informed Nelson he couldn’t have that measure speed. The appeals court affirmed the trial court’s decision in entered a percentage of income repay- company, implemented a substance contact with his girlfriend because she added that laser devices to track speed December 2018. ment plan. abuse policy in September 2016. Ac- drank and Nelson had a problem with now have been around for decades and The state appealed the Eighth Rodgers states that because of cording to the policy, employees would alcohol. However, Nelson acknowl- employ the same scientific principles as District’s decision to the Ohio Supreme the disability from the tree injury, she be subject to random drug testing. The edged he continued to see his girlfriend. radar-based devices. Court, which agreed to hear the case. is not able to work full time and if company also would order drug testing Also, in December 2017, Nelson was Noting that its analysis con- In re: Application of Cynthia she becomes a lawyer, she intends to when it had reasonable suspicion that arrested after he kicked in a door at his flicts with In re Z.E.N. (2018) from M. Rodgers, Case no. 2019-1094 work part time for legal aid. The board an employee may be impaired by drugs aunt’s Urbana residence, where he was the Fourth District Court of Appeals, Board of Commissioners on asserts that Rodgers openly neglected or alcohol, or as part of an investigation living. His aunt testified he was highly the Eighth District asked the Supreme Character and Fitness financial responsibilities and know- of a workplace accident. intoxicated. Court to decide “whether the admis- ISSUE ingly incurred a substantial amount In October and November 2016, The court revoked Nelson’s sibility of any speed measuring device A 2019 Capital University Law of student loan debt that she admits employees of the Sterilite manufactur- community-control sanction and im- hinges on the use of either expert tes- School graduate from Muskingum probably will never be paid. ing plant in Massillon – including Peter posed the 34-month prison sentence, timony or judicial notice establishing County is challenging the assessment Rodgers’ conduct represents an Griffiths, Donna Lunsford, and Laura concluding that he continued to violate the scientific reliability of the science that she doesn’t have the character and ongoing lack of integrity, abuse of pro- Williamson – were selected for random the no-contact order, which led to him used by the devices in general,” calling fitness to be a lawyer and that she not cess, and neglect of financial responsi- drug tests. Also in October, employee committing misdemeanor acts of prop- the guidance “long overdue.” be permitted to take the Ohio bar exam bilities, the board concludes. It notes Adam Keim underwent drug screening erty destruction and reckless behavior. Michael A. Pivonka et al. v. until 2024. that Rodgers was able to function at a based on the company’s reasonable Nelson appealed to the Second Maureen Corcoran, director of Ohio Two members of the Musk- high level at Capital’s legal clinic under suspicion standards. District Court of Appeals, arguing that Department of Medicaid et al., Case ingum County Bar Association inter- the supervision of lawyers, but asserts Griffiths, Keim, Lunsford, and a state law limits the length of prison no. 2019-0084 viewed Cynthia M. Rodgers of Dresden the practice of law requires character, Williamson reported to a private rest- sentences that can be imposed for Eighth District Court of Appeals and concluded that she possesses the fitness, and financial responsibility, room at the plant used exclusively for certain community-control violations. (Cuyahoga County) character and fitness to sit for the bar which Rodgers failed to demonstrate drug screenings. Each signed a consent The appeals court rejected the argu- ISSUES exam. However, the Supreme Court’s she possessed. form provided by U.S. Healthworks. ment and upheld the imposition of the Can a Medicaid recipient who Board of Commissioners on Character Rodgers responds to the board’s Sterilite instructed U.S. Healthworks prison sentence. resolved a personal-injury lawsuit and Fitness initiated its own investiga- conclusions by noting that many of the to collect urine using a “direct obser- He appealed to the Ohio Su- file a lawsuit in common pleas court tion of Rodgers, and a three-member lawsuits and legal claims she made vation” method, which required each preme Court, which accepted the case. claiming the Ohio Department of panel conducted a hearing in May were undertaken with the assistance of employee to produce a sample in full City of Brook Park v. Joseph Medicaid collected too much money 2019. The panel expressed concern lawyers. She states most of them were view of a monitor who was the same G. Rodojev, Case no. 2019-0056 to adequately reimburse the Medicaid that the 59-year-old Rodgers had been initiated through her role as an estate sex as the employee. Eighth District Court of Appeals program for paying the injured recipi- involved in almost 60 civil actions administrator and were filed to protect The employees said they weren’t (Cuyahoga County) ent’s medical expenses? during her lifetime and disclosed many the interests of her family members. advised ahead of time of the direct ob- ISSUE Must any lawsuit claiming the unpaid debts, including an estimated She wrote that, while in paralegal and servation method, and they had to bare Are the results of any speed Ohio Department of Medicaid col- $340,000 in student loans. law school, she reviewed many of the their genitals and urinate in front of the measuring device, using either radar lected too much money to adequately Based on the panel hearing, cases she filed earlier in her life and monitor, who watched their groin area. or laser technology, admissible in court reimburse the Medicaid program be the board recommended that Rodgers realized she made many errors. Keim and Williamson didn’t provide a without expert testimony establishing, filed in the Ohio Court of Claims? shouldn’t be permitted to take the bar Rodgers produced letters of rec- sample in the allowed timeframe and or the court taking judicial notice of, Does Ohio law require a Med- exam in 2019, but should reapply for a ommendation from Capital professors were fired the day of their drug tests. the scientific reliability of the principles icaid recipient to use an administrative character and fitness review five years and staff attesting to her abilities, and is In December 2016, the four underlying the technology? appeals process to claim the department later, in 2024. in good standing with all her creditors employees filed a lawsuit in Stark BACKGROUND recouped too much money that a recipi- BACKGROUND and noted that bar applicants who have County Common Pleas Court against Joseph Rodojev was driving east ent might have been awarded from a Rodgers worked at Muskingum been found to engage in dishonesty, Sterilite of Ohio, Sterilite, and U.S. on Interstate 480 in May 2017 when he personal-injury lawsuit? County Children Services from 1981 fraud, deceit, or misrepresentation have Healthworks. The complaint stated was stopped by a Brook Park police Can Medicaid recipients claim- until 1985 then left the post to raise received less than five-year disciplinary that the employees had undergone drug officer. The officer indicated that his ing the state collected too much money a family and return to school. She suspensions. screenings in the past without issue, but speeding device showed Rodojev was from them form a class under the rules received an associate degree from In-depth summaries of the cases the new direct observation method was traveling 75 mph in a 65-mph zone. for filing class-action lawsuits? Ohio University in 1991 and pursued online at: http://www.courtnewsohio. “highly offensive to a person of ordi- The driver received a speeding ticket. BACKGROUND a master of arts degree from OU from gov/cases/previews/20/0128/0128. nary sensibilities.” It also said Lunsford Rodojev contested the ticket, Under Medicaid’s rules for the 1993 to 1995, but didn’t complete asp#.XihkyCN7mUk