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2019 Unclaimed Funds Accounts MahoningX County County 2019 Unclaimed Funds Accounts A Message from Ohio Department of Commerce Director Sheryl Maxfield: The Ohio Department of Commerce’s Division of Unclaimed Funds has returned more than $1 billion to Ohioans since its creation. Could you be the next person to find your missing money? I invite you to take a few minutes to review this insert and see if you or someone you know has a lost treasure just waiting to be claimed. But your search shouldn’t stop here. New accounts are coming in every day, so I invite you to visit missingmoney.com regularly to see if your name appears on the list. Good luck on your search! I hope we have some funds for you or someone in your life. Forgotten Money Unclaimed funds are money or the right to money that has been dormant or forgotten, usually for five years. Each year, the Division of Unclaimed Funds receives accounts that include inactive checking and savings accounts, safe deposit box items, forgotten rent and utility deposits, uncashed payroll checks, undelivered stock certificates and uncashed insurance policies. Enclosed is a list of current or former county residents who had unclaimed funds worth $50 or more reported to the division within the past year. Safe deposit box items received within the past year are listed first. Check your name, as well as family and friends’ names in this year’s list. Names are listed under the hometown of the last known address reported to the division. See a possible match? If you see a possible match, go to missingmoney.com to locate the property or properties as listed. From there, you can initiate and print your own claim form. If you are unable to print, you can request a claim form be mailed to you. Remember: The accounts listed here are only those worth $50 or more received in the last year; so even if you don’t see your name here, check the website at: com.ohio.gov/unfd. If you do not have Internet access, please call our toll-free number: 877-644-6823 (OHIO-UCF), Hearing impaired: TTY/TDD: 800-750-0750 The Ohio Department of Commerce Division of Unclaimed Funds 77 South High Street, 20th Floor Columbus, OH 43215-6108 An Equal Opportunity Employer and Service Provider SAFE DEPOSIT BOX CONTENTS Ciccone Louann,4220 Pembrook Rd Kish Frances M,107 Westchester Dr Shaffer Patricia M,4035 Culler Galen C,18222 SR 62 Clay Rachel,5582 London Dr Knarr Darlene,4635 New Rd Nottingham Dearth Mossow Lori B,12075 Cali Louis,6636 Bristlewd Dr Cole Christopher Jr,4783 Pintrace St Kolar Troy,2183 Woodland Trce Sharper Charles Estate,4887 Beloit Snodes Cocucci Camy P,142 Wildwood Dr Comm Medical Assoc Ltd,1450 S Kolaskos Dorothy J,5622 Tulane Ave Westchester Dr Delucia Holly,17955 Fairview Ave Dock Leroy,69 N Blaine Ave Canfield Niles Koskovics Josiah P,2230 Shibble Alexander,149 Aldrich Ave Deville Janet L,17958 Short St Giansante Anthony M,568 E Compensation Pgms Of Oh Inc,33 S Raccon Rd Shingleton Sandra K,174 S Dickinson Shawn,PO Box 174 Midlothian Blvd Fitch Blvd Kotouch Heather,5004 Winthrop Dr Edgehill Ave Eddy Anthony S,18067 Fifth St Harris David,4085 Bob O Link Dr Conti Anthony E,649 Duke Cir Latones Superior Auto Body, Shoviak Rob,4529 Nantucket Blvd Flickenger Beverly,19168 Hawout Jeffrey,572 N Main St Conti Anthony E,649 Duke Cir 51 Fitch Blvd Sim Weon,5208 Mahoning Ave Middletown Rd Holecke Robert G,975 Canfield Rd Coriston John,5148 Willow Crest Ave Latones Superior Auto Body Simms Kristi,204 N Navarre Ave Fox Candise,18395 5th St 103w Hughes David K,6940 Clingan Rd Courtney Krista,3213 S Dixey Rd Inc,51 Fitch Blvd Slick David,464 Southward Dr Fritz Christopher,400 North St Malvasi Michael G,132 Timber Run Cylar Christin,444 S Raccon Rd Long Kati,6278 Stoneyridge Dr Slick Sandra,464 Southward Dr Greenawalt Josh R,142 McRae Ferman,141 Greeley Ln Czifra Rhonda L,1985 Innwood Dr Mahoning Sunoco,5160 Smith Christopher S,4837 Kirk Rd Westville Lake Rd Miller Kimberly,3427 Tangent St Daniels Derrick,160 Sedgehill Mahoning Ave Smith Heidi L,482 S Raccoon Rd Handy Donald D III,18706 5th St Mosconi Sharon,6747 Bristlewood Dr Davis Tracie,204 N Edgehill Ave Markovich Jamie,4286 Pembrook Rd Smith Kelly A,2767 Spring Henry Dustin,13870 Oak Ave Niles McKinley Lodge #794,46 Delery Louis N,3856 Daytona Dr McClurg Wendell,4164 Belle Meadow Cir Israel Richard,18284 Derr Ave Brookfield Ave Delphina Jewelry,6646 Abbott St Mihalick Garrett,5427 W Radio Rd Snider Charleston,2059 Woodgate St Ivan Eric,17350 E 5th Praesidium Alliance Group Deonofrio Kerri,5643 Vassar Ave Mikula Nicholas,5535 London Dr Snyder Virginia,6714 Meander Run Jenkins Lou A,38 Westville Lake Rd Llc,2337 Columbiana Rd Dilisio Lisa R,2400 Oak Trace Mocker Lynn,5232 Nashua Dr Spade Kimberly S,906 Compass W Dr Klingelhofer Kurtis,1422 Shellock Marie A,2529 Elm St Dinh Virginia,4162 New Rd Morgan Claude,5655 Vassar Ave Steiner Taylor,5486 W Radio Rd Knox School Rd Sosnowski Sophie,7195 St Ursula Dr Dinkins Steven,474 S Raccoon Rd Mves Austintown Inc,6252 Stewart Yvette M,4831 Knable Heather,19248 SR 62 Spencer William,201 E Commerce St Dixon Tresa,5665 Stanford Ave Mahoning Ave Westchester Dr Koufos James,61 Heritage Dr Williams Brian,46 Brookfield Ave Downing Arbutus,4740 Mahoning Ave Neptune Ernest F,49 S Edgehill Ave Stubbs Marcella T,4553 Landon Lisa S,17900 3rd St Zolovick William M,860 Marmion Ave Durham Kathy,4649 Kirk Rd Newhard Claudia E,5617 Yorktown Deer Creek Ct Lippencottfrederickk Joy,PO Box 179 Dusenberry Tom,750 Carlin Dr Newton Carmella M,4590 Burkey Superior Beverage Gr,425 Victoria Rd Martin Penny E,3855 AUSTINTOWN Eaton Jordan,440 S Raccoon Rd Ngo Gordon,4530 Nantucket Dr Syfert Kevin,2246 S Turner Rd Georgetown Damascus Farkas Jean,4120 Stark Dr Ohl Eugene J,3865 Elmwood Ave Tarbet Eugene F,620 Mallard Ct McClellan Audrey,19155 Alcazar Emmanuel,24 N Edgehill Featsent Thomas,1921 Birchtrace Online,361 S Inglewod Theisler Violet,4711 Wood Hurst Dr W Middletown Rd Allied Behavioral Health Feeney Timothy,108 Country Green Optiview Optical,5537 Mahoning Ave Thomas M Grischow Od Inc,5537 McConnahey Elizabeth,17064 Services,5204 Mahoning Fleming Donald,4162 New Rd Optiview Vision Center,6000 Mahoning Ave Middletown Rd Amico Lisa D,4481 Deercreek Ct Ford David,210 S Main St Mahoning Ave Thomas M Grishow Od Inc,6000 Miller Donna,18856 Courtney Rd Angel Marlon,PO Box 4643 Franklin Tami,1939 Laurelwood Pl Optiview Vision Ctr Inc,5537 Mahoning Ave Miller Paul E,19248 SR 62 62 Anna Mother,107 Westchester Dr Gear Shane,123 Maplewood Acres Mahoning Ave Toto Leonard,188 Wilcox Rd Morrow Ashley,25877 Hartley Rd Axel Ellen M,4516 Nantucket Dr Gertz Walter L,4803 Kirk Rd Paden Audra,1645 Westwind Pl Tringhese Michael,3672 Ayrshire Dr Muntan Margaret,42 Redwood Dr Baird Ashley L,69 Howard Ave Graham Beatrice,136 Westchester Dr Paris Joseph,6311 Stoney Ridge Dr True2form Collision Repair Muntan Margaret K,42 Redwood Dr Bartfai Thomas L,5070 Winthrop Dr Haddle John,4587 Rhode Island Dr Penn National Gaming,777 Centers,5461 Mahoning Ave Murphy Albert,14449 Bell Richard H Sr,5709 Tulane Ave Hale Roy J Estate,3955 Avalon Court Hollywood Dr Tuscano Maria,4851 Westchester Sq Beloit Snodes Rd Bettross Kerry,1222 S Turner Rd Hall Marian Elizabeth,649 Duke Cir Perry Mark E,4878 Westcheter Dr Verdream Stephanie,238 Wilcox Rd Nitz Janice,PO Box 83 Bhatia Sanjeev,1150-B N Canfield Niles Hall Marian Elizabeth,649 Duke Cir Phillips Kelli,4623 Walnut Trace Vickers Terry,5669 Colgate Ave Ondreko Linda L,18395 5th St Bicek Amber,132 S Beverly Hayes Crystal,34 Howard St Phillips Norman,6175 Mahoning Ave Virgil Margaret J,107 Westchester Dr Palmer Monica,17953 S Range Rd Blankenbicker Robert E,1917 S Heckathorn Jill L,1893 S Raccoon Rd Pinkerton Penelope,245 N Vonkennen Carl,5854 Callaway Cir Rhoades Patricia,47 Cedarwood Dr Raccoon Rd Hixon Carol A,4460 New Rd Raccoon Rd Ward Elsie,584 Wyndclift Cir Rockwell Rebecca 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