Nancy E. (Beardsley) Osborn (1948-2021)

Nancy E. (Beardsley) Osborn (December 15, 1948 - February 11, 2021)

Nancy was the daughter of John and Genevieve Beardsley.

Genevieve was the daughter of Lloyd and Lucy (Newton) Voss. 

Lucy was the sixth child and the fourth and youngest of the Newton sisters.

 

Nancy of 4388 County Road 15A went home to be with her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on Thursday, February 11, 2021 in her home. 

She was born on December 15, 1948 in Fillmore, a daughter of the late John and Genevieve Voss Beardsley. In the Oakland Wesleyan Church she married Bruce W. Osborn Jr. who survives.

Nancy was a member of the Garwoods United Methodist Church and she enjoyed crocheting, knitting, painting and cooking.

Surviving in addition to her husband are two daughters, Julie Pernicone of Fillmore, Stacey (Rob) Bowman of Hunt, three grandchildren, Ashley Pernicone, RJ Pernicone, Aaron Fuller, six great-grandchildren, Jhett Harris, Kennedi Harris, Lux Harris, Harper Pernicone, Kegan Pernicone, Rayleigh Pernicone, two brothers, Thomas (Deborah) Beardsley of Hunt, Robin Beardsley of Fillmore, two sisters, Cindy (Timothy) Perry of Short Tract, Linda Brandt of Fillmore and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.

In addition to her parents she was predeceased by two brothers, Dale Beardsley, R. Paul Beardsley and a sister, Brenda Mueckl.

A private service will be held at the Kopler-Williams Funeral Home, 21 N Genesee Street, Fillmore. Burial will be in Short Tract Cemetery, Short Tract.

The service will be a LIVE STREAM Wednesday February 17 at 1PM. It can be viewed on the funeral home’s Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/KoplerWilliamsFuneralHome.

They usually go live about five minutes before the service starts.

The Obituary can be seen at:

Kopler - Williams Funeral Home

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ramon Earl Greene (1949-2021)

Ramon Earl Greene July 2, 1949 - January 29, 2021

My Uncle Ray passed on from cancer.

He was the sixth child of Edward and Esther Greene.

Esther was the daughter of Charles and Bessie Newton.

Uncle Ray 1970

When I was a young rambunctious child, I had an uncle Ray who served in the United States Navy.

I had so much energy that some people said they were *disappointed* with my behavior.

Uncle Ray had energy to keep up with me and I would interact with him for hours at a time.  

One time when Uncle Ray was home on leave, we went out in Grandpas 1965 Buick and we went to the airport to play games in the game arcade.

I played with the bean crane to pick up beans and drop them into a container, the controls were located outside of the enclosure case.

Uncle Ray attended Eastern Nazarene College in 1973 and met his wife Carolyn there, they had four children of their own and adopted quite a few more.

As a truck driver, I was close by to Middletown, NY and would visit often in the early 2000's.

 

The Greene family on East Wendell St. 

in Endicott, NY.

Ray Greene, Matt Klimek and Linda Klimek (Ray's sister)

 Uncle Ray knew he was going to pass on, he enjoyed many goodbye's with many people.

The Memorial service: Ray Greene’s Celebration of Life

is on February 20th, at 2pm at the Fredericktown United Methodist Church, 

123 Columbus Rd, Fredericktown, OH 43019-1267

Ray's son in law Eric B Bressi organized a donation effort at:

Pastor “Ray” Ramon Greene - End Of Life Expenses