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Barberton Herald Obituary Index 1990-1999 Name Date Page Name Date Page Barberton Herald Obituary Index 1990-1999 Name Date Page Name Date Page Abell, Mary Ann (Markus) 1/12/1995 A-8 Allegree, Ronald d. 1/20/1994 A-8 Abraham, Anne H. 3/21/1991 C-28 Allen, Blossom M. 6/27/1991 A-16 Abraham, Wilda M. 7/18/1991 A-7 Allen, Robert F. 10/13/1994 A-9 Adair, Newman 5/9/1991 A-8 Allender, Eletha B. 12/9/1999 B-4 Adair, Newman J. 1/6/1994 B-3 Allender, Eletha B. 12/2/1999 B-3 Adami, Marie (Serfass) 2/8/1996 A-8 Allgood, Arlene R. 12/18/1997 A-11 Adams, Alice Lee (Sisson) 3/21/1996 A-8 Allgood, Donald N. 10/4/1990 B-4 Adams, Helen Gertrude 2/16/1995 A-10 Allshouse, Doris B. 4/17/1994 A-7 Adams, Hillard C. 4/11/1991 A-6 Allshouse, Elizabeth J. 10/3/1991 A-9 Adamski, Stella 11/10/1994 A-8 Allshouse, Harry H. 10/31/1991 A-9 Adamson, Blanche C. 6/15/1995 A-8 Allshouse, Herman Ray, Sr. 2/9/1995 A-9 Adamson, Vesta B. 11/8/1990 A-10 Allshouse, Lois E. 8/26/1999 B-3 Addis, Edith 11/11/1993 A-9 Allshouse, Raymond L. 2/20/1992 A-8 Addis, Marjorie 9/16/1999 A-8 Allshouse, William J. 9/12/1996 A-7 Adlon, Lawrence A. 4/21/1994 A-7 Althauser, Leah Mae 1/9/1997 A-10 Ady, Martha L. 1/6/1994 B-3 Aman, Joseph Paul 8/5/1999 B-3 Ahl, Oral P. 6/18/1992 A-10 Aman, Katherine I. 11/16/1995 A-9 Ahl, Virginia (nee Viers) 5/22/1997 B-4 Ambrosic, John L. 9/30/1999 B-6 Akers, Grover L. 9/2/1999 B-4 Ambrus, Marjorie E. 9/12/1996 A-7 Akers, Joanne 4/8/1999 B-5 Amlin, Richard D. 1/6/1994 B-3 Akins, Carl H. 3/8/1990 A-6 Amlin, Woodrow Wilson 5/16/1991 B-7 Akins, Delcia 11/11/1993 A-9 Amtsberg, Don A. 8/22/1996 B-8 Al-Araji, Tyler Aqil (infant) 12/11/1997 A-10 Anderson, Carl E., Sr. 10/29/1998 A-11 Albaugh, Edna L. 11/9/1995 A-7 Anderson, Christopher C. 4/19/1990 A-9 Alderman, Meda (Ellis) 3/9/1995 B-4 Anderson, Florence E. 4/17/1994 A-7 Aleshire, Harriett (Bowers) 11/5/1998 B-3 Anderson, Golda M. 1/26/1995 B-7 Alexander, Byron H. 4/28/1994 A-10 Anderson, Jewell Mae (nee Nett 1/26/1995 B-7 Alexander, Howard A. 9/21/1995 A-9 Anderson, Mabel L. 12/10/1998 B-7 Alexander, William Russell 11/14/1991 A-9 Anderson, Orpha C. 11/19/1992 B-3 Alien, Wanda M. 4/7/1994 B-4 Anderson, Ronald 12/16/1993 A-6 Name Date Page Name Date Page Anderson, Ruth F. 2/14/1991 A-13 Arko, Agnes 3/7/1991 A-7 Anderson, Ruth P. 1/18/1990 A-10 Armbruster, Stephen J. 9/17/1992 A-10 Anderson, Thelma P. 11/27/1996 A-7 Armstrong, Nelbirtus "Nel" (Et 7/3/1996 B-5 Anderson, Troy P. 10/27/1994 A-10 Arnold, Catherine M. 9/26/1996 A-9 Andrajka, John G. 3/29/1990 A-8 Arnold, Constance Irene 4/21/1994 A-7 Andraka, Maryann T. 7/3/1996 B-5 Arnold, Paul "Babe" Lewis 4/25/1996 B-3 Andraka, Stephen J. 9/14/1995 A-9 Arrington, Ethel G. 8/18/1994 A-8 Andrews Charles J. 7/2/1992 A-8 Arterburn, H. Robert 7/3/1997 B-3 Andrews, Bessie. 3/21/1991 C-28 Arthur, Amy E. 11/16/1995 A-9 Andrews, Gloria 10/24/1991 A-9 Artinger, Emma 3/5/1992 A-8 Andrews, Hubert A. 3/15/1990 A-8 Arvay, Gasper Paul 9/16/1993 A-9 Andrews, Leon W. 11/19/1998 B-3 Arvay, Josephine M. 8/24/1995 A-9 Andrews, Robert C. 3/27/1997 B-4 Arvay, Martin Stephen 11/23/1994 B-5 Andreyka, Dolores Marie 2/20/1992 A-8 Arvay, Mary Agnes 1/4/1996 B-2 Andrus, Dolores M. 2/13/1997 A-7 Arvay, Michael S., Sr. 12/22/1994 B-4 Andryvich, Kenneth R. 8/15/1991 A-10 Arvay, Paul Martin 4/20/1995 A-10 Angeloff, George H., Sr. 5/9/1996 A-8 Arvay, Steve E. 4/1/1999 B-5 Angeloff, James 3/14/1991 A-8 Ash, Jesse W. 6/18/1992 A-10 Angeloff, James S.,Sr. 10/12/1995 A-7 Ash, Robert G. 11/7/1996 A-7 Anger, Anna 6/10/1993 A-10 Ashbrook, Annamae 9/17/1992 A-10 Angst, Jack N. 4/10/1997 A-5 Ashbrook, Elsie L. 5/29/1997 B-4 Ankrim, Freda H. 9/13/1990 A-8 Ashley, Robert "Ross" R. 3/14/1996 B-3 Antal, Steve J. 12/16/1999 B-3 Ashton, Charles F. 7/8/1993 A-8 Arabaugh, Donald J. 3/5/1998 B-4 Askew, Joan (nee Daily) 4/4/1996 B-3 Arble, Florence L. 1/25/1990 A-8 Askew, Margie M. (nee Rang) 1/30/1992 A-6 Arble, Frank P. 8/31/1995 A-9 August, Mary Ann 11/25/1992 A-9 Arble, Joy E. 5/29/1997 B-4 Aurand, Eric Lee 4/13/1995 B-4 Archer, Barbara 6/17/1993 A-8 Ausetts, Anna J. 5/16/1996 B-5 Archer, Billy 12/15/1994 A-10 Ausetts, Joseph A. 12/10/1992 A-7 Archer, Charles A. 11/20/1997 A-10 Austin, Margaret J. 12/19/1991 A-9 Argabright, Catherine E. 5/20/1999 B-7 Avant, Anna 4/12/1990 A-7 Argabright, George E. 9/24/1998 B-3 Ayers, Drema G. 8/22/1991 A-10 Name Date Page Name Date Page Baback, Clarice F. 1/31/1991 A-10 Baker, Lenora B. 7/20/1995 A-9 Babcock, Julia 8/2/1990 A-10 Baker, Lilly 5/23/1991 A-7 Bable, Forest E. 6/21/1990 A-7 Baker, Loretta A. 2/22/1990 A-6 Bachman, Mary M. 3/27/1997 B-4 Baker, Martin C. 7/16/1998 B-3 Bachmann, May A. 4/20/1995 A-10 Baker, Mozel 7/24/1997 B-3 Back, Bonnie B. 4/7/1994 B-4 Baker, Wilbert 11/19/1998 B-3 Backus, Wayne LeRoy "Doc" 9/9/1999 B-7 Baldauf, Robert J. 6/10/1999 B-4 Badia, Ruby Diane 1/30/1997 B-8 Baldwin, Dallas Eugene 8/3/1995 A-7 Badour, Oren E. 5/2/1996 A-8 Baliga, Theresa M. 3/21/1991 C-28 Badunas, Dina 5/15/1997 B-5 Balint, George W. 1/19/1995 B-4 Baer, Clarabelle 6/24/1999 B-5 Balkey, Helen 12/1/1994 A-9 Bail, Gerald V. 9/5/1991 A-8 Balkey, John G. 2/4/1993 A-8 Bailey, Andrew 6/9/1994 A-7 Ball, Beulah, A. [Casady] 4/25/1991 A-8 Bailey, Frances A. 11/12/1992 A-9 Ball, Gary L.,Sr. 4/7/1994 B-4 Bailey, Ruth 12/31/1990 A-11 Ball, Madeline M. 2/25/1999 B-3 Bailey, Walter J., Sr. 5/26/1994 A-10 Ballard, John (Shayat) 1/16/1997 B-4 Bailey, William 6/24/1993 B-3 Ballash, Ambrose 10/28/1993 B-4 Baird, George E. 11/7/1996 A-7 Balow, Terri E. (nee Foraker) 4/6/1995 A-8 Baird, Jennie H. 9/10/1998 B-3 Baltar, Dorothy L. 10/28/1999 B-5 Bajcar, Joseph A. 6/4/1998 B-4 Baltar, John P. 1/5/1990 A-8 Baker, Agnes Bycura 12/5/1996 B-4 Baltic, Marion E. 9/20/1990 A-7 Baker, Charles (Chuck) 3/24/1994 A-9 Baltic, Mickey 1/25/1990 A-8 Baker, Christine M. 1/6/1994 B-3 Banevich, Edmond T. 7/2/1998 A-8 Baker, Crystal L. 7/15/1999 B-4 Bankes, Harold C. 11/21/1996 A-10 Baker, Floyd D. 4/8/1999 B-5 Bantz, Ruth E. 1/26/1995 B-7 Baker, Frank 7/1/1999 A-11 Baranchik, Andrew E. 11/21/1996 A-10 Baker, Helen 8/10/1995 A-10 Barber, Eva Laura 5/19/1994 B-5 Baker, Helen Virgina 5/2/1996 A-8 Barber, Frank P. 6/7/1990 A-7 Baker, John, Jr. 12/10/1998 A-8 Barber, Glenn P. 12/26/1991 A-9 Baker, Joseph D. 8/5/1993 A-10 Barber, Robert L. 10/22/1992 A-10 Baker, Kathryn (Kate) H. 5/28/1998 A-8 Barberich, Pauline 6/1/1995 A-8 Baker, L. Kathleen (Kay) 10/21/1999 B-4 Barcus, Gertrude M. 1/29/1998 B-7 Name Date Page Name Date Page Barcus, William G. 4/4/1991 A-8 Bauer, Nellie 9/30/1993 A-7 Barden, C.Leonard 6/23/1994 B-4 Bauer, Ruby 7/27/1995 A-9 Bargetz, Carl F. 2/27/1992 A-8 Bauer, Ruth M. 7/23/1992 B-6 Bargetz, Ida M. 6/4/1992 A-8 Bauer, William W., Jr. 6/10/1993 A-10 Barker, David Hopkins 4/1/1993 B-3 Bauers, Howard H.
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