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01/25/2026

When yes means no and up means down. Happy Opposite Day!

01/23/2026

During this winter storm, do what you can to prepare for the cold ahead! If you are able, stock up on water, batteries, and shelf-stable food in case of emergency. If your furry friends are normally outdoors, bring them inside for shelter.

We hope you stay warm and safe out there!

01/23/2026

Would you like to learn more about the intricacies of Jewish funeral customs? Check out this informative article about 10 traditional Jewish funeral practices and their role in the grief journey.

Curious about traditional Jewish funeral customs? Check out this informative article about 10 traditions you'll see practice in Judaism.

01/21/2026

Rosemary Williams

Rosemary Williams, born and raised in Cincinnati, Ohio, passed away on January 19, 2026. She will be remembered for her spunky spirit, sweet heart, and the quiet care she showed to everyone around her.

Rosemary loved dogs, crocheting, and relaxing with her favorite Hallmark movies. She found joy in caring for others and especially loved hosting holiday meals in her house, where family always felt welcome. She cherished time spent with her family, particularly her son, Brian; her husband and partner of over 40 years, Ellis “JR”; and her daughter-in-law, Christina, whom she was happy to welcome into her family.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Jesse and Rebecca Williams, and her brother, Dan.

Rosemary is survived by her husband, Ellis Bryant Jr.; her son, Brian Williams; her daughter-in-law, Christina Cardenas; her brother, John Williams, and his wife, Vicky Williams; her sister-in-law, Paula Williams; and eight nieces and nephews.

Rosemary’s legacy of love and quiet care will live on in the many lives she touched.

Visitation will be held at Megie Funeral Home in Mt. Orab, Ohio, on Thursday, January 22, 2026, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Burial will take place on Friday, January 23, 2026, at 11:00 a.m.

Rosemary will be remembered not for the years she lived, but for the love she shared and the warmth she brought into her home and family.

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01/19/2026

Today, we honor Martin Luther King Jr. for his tireless efforts in the fight for racial equality, social justice, and civil rights in the United States. Across the country, so many people honor his memory by focusing on service and community involvement because Dr. King valued social responsibility and the power of individual action. He is a man to respect and remember for generations to come!

01/16/2026

While funerals of the past were more cookie-cutter, one-size-fits-all style events, that’s not true anymore. Check out this article to learn more about funeral personalization and how it’s changing the way we honor and remember the lives of those we love.

Funerals aren't one-size-fits-all. In fact, funeral personalization is key to creating a meaningful and healing tribute. Click for more!

01/12/2026

Gregory "Greg" P. Jaent

Gregory "Greg" P. Jaent, beloved father, cherished grandfather, and dear friend, passed away on January 8, 2026, in Cincinnati (Anderson Twp.), Ohio. He was born on March 11, 1956, in Cincinnati, Ohio, to Edmund John and Geneva Mary Jaent, who precede him in death.

Greg's love for nature, combined with his adventurous spirit, found him exploring and camping in the Upper Peninsula, where he cherished the beauty of the outdoors. He embraced every opportunity to immerse himself in the natural world, creating lasting memories.

He leaves behind a loving family, including his daughter, Crystal (née Mason) Doyle, and his granddaughters, Kimberly Salyers and Tara Salyers. He also leaves behind his son-in-law, Doug Doyle.

In addition to his immediate family, Greg is survived by his cousins: Mark Schmitt, Stanley Schmitt, Jennifer Schmitt Etapa, and numerous other cousins and family members, with whom he shared many warm memories. He also cherished the friendships he built over the years, including his childhood friends Phillip Lawson, Ron Claunch Jr., Martin Lamping, David Lahrman, Kenny Lahrman, and Michael Harrington. His neighbors, Paul Maurer, Neil Maurer, and Ashley Baker, will also miss his warm presence. Greg was also a loving companion to his fur baby cat, Hoppy,

Greg was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Laura S. (née Welker) Jaent. He is also remembered fondly alongside his beloved pets Pawpaw, Jingles, Pippers, Buddy, Bengal, Rug, Mouser, Rain and Patches, all of whom have crossed the rainbow bridge.

Family and friends are invited to pay their respects during the visitation on January 17, 2026, from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM at Megie Funeral Home & Crematory - Craver Chapel in Milford, Ohio. We will meet for a graveside service at Spring Grove Cemetery in Cincinnati at 2:30 PM.

Greg's gentle spirit, adventurous soul, and love for his family will be deeply missed by all who knew him. His memory will continue to inspire those who carry his legacy forward.

If desired, family requests memorial contributions be directed to the National Parks Foundation @ https://give.nationalparks.org.

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01/12/2026

01/12/2026

Deborah "Debbie" Cornwell-Tolle

Deborah "Debbie" Cornwell-Tolle, a beloved wife, devoted sister, cherished aunt, and passionate animal lover, passed away peacefully on January 3, 2026, in her hometown of Cincinnati, Ohio. Born on July 20, 1953, Debbie grew up in the nurturing community of Goshen, Ohio, where she graduated from Goshen High in 1971.

Throughout her life, Debbie was known for her unwavering kindness and infectious spirit. A true animal lover at heart, she found immense joy in the companionship of her beloved Pugs, Luna and Logan, who were her loyal partners through life's journey. Her passion for Pugs extended beyond personal affection, as she became a dedicated advocate for their welfare. Debbie was the proud organizer of the Cincinnati Pug Meet-up Group, where she devoted countless hours to hosting events and fundraisers while raising funds to support the Blue Grass Pug Rescue. Her efforts not only brought joy to Pug owners but also made a significant impact in the lives of many furry friends in need.

Debbie shared a beautiful life with her husband, Richard Tolle, for 38 wonderful years, where their bond grew stronger with each passing day. Together, they created lasting memories that will be cherished forever. She was also a beloved sister to Ronald Cornwell, Timothy Cornwell, and Nancy Cornwell Pratt. Her love extended to her nieces and nephew, Justin (Julie) Cornwell and Sara (née Pratt) (Ty) Haggard, along with her great nieces, Kaylee Cornwell and Charlie Haggard, and her great nephew, Jack Haggard.

In addition to her family, Debbie was preceded in death by her loving parents, Lucian L. and Marjorie "Midge" A. Cornwell, and her great niece, Kimmie Cornwell. Each of these relationships shaped her life and contributed to her warmhearted nature.

Debbie's home in Oakley was a testament to her vibrant personality, filled with love, laughter, and the occasional bark of her furry companions. Her warmth touched everyone she met, and she leaves behind a legacy of compassion, love for animals, and a commitment to community service.

As we remember Debbie, we celebrate the joy and light she brought into our lives. Her spirit will forever remain a guiding force in the hearts of those she loved and inspired.

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01/09/2026

Music can help us express our feelings in a way words alone often can’t, which is why personalizing the music at a funeral or celebration of life is so important. If your loved one grew up in the 1940s – or just loved 1940s music – here are 10 songs you can incorporate into their service.

Want to incorporate music from the 1940s in your loved one's celebration of life? Check out our list for 10 beautiful options.

01/09/2026

Ronald Lee Juilfs

Ronald Lee Juilfs, a beloved figure in his community, passed away peacefully on January 7, 2026, in Ohio at the age of 91. Born on July 16, 1934, in Mount Orab, Ronald lived a life rich with love, service, and family.

He was a proud member of the American Legion Sardinia Post 755 and served honorably in the United States Army, demonstrating his commitment to his country. This dedication continued throughout his life, influencing those around him with a spirit of camaraderie and patriotism.

Ronald is survived by his children, Ray (Katie) Juilfs of Sardinia and Josetta Booker of Mount Orab. He cherished his role as a father and took great pride in watching his family grow, including his grandchildren: Maria, Monica, Steven, Justin, Michael, Timmy, TJ, Tommy, Benjamin, Angel, Angela, Marvin, and Jerry. Ronald was also blessed with many great-grandchildren, who brought him immense joy in his later years.

He is remembered fondly by his sisters, Rita Martin of Downs, Kansas, Bonnie Edwards of Cawker City, Kansas, Kay Henry of Harrison, Ohio, and the legacy of his late parents, Leland J. Edwards and Alice Wallace. Ronald's family ties were a cornerstone of his life, having also endured the loss of one brother and three sisters who have preceded him in death.

In accordance with his wishes, private services will be held at a later date, allowing his family the opportunity to grieve and celebrate his life in their own time. Ronald Lee Juilfs leaves behind a rich legacy of love and honor, and he will be deeply missed by all who had the privilege of knowing him.

Megie Funeral Home - Mt. Orab caring for the family.

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01/06/2026

Did you know that cuddling not only makes you feel warmer, but it also releases oxytocin? This feel-good hormone helps reduce heart disease and lower blood pressure, stress, and anxiety. That’s a lot of benefits! So, grab your favorite cuddle partner - human or animal - and enjoy the day!