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03/17/2026

ROBERT (BOB) NELSON WITT

Bob passed away peacefully on March 7, 2026, in the care of “Kind Hearts Hospice” after 31 years of battling cancer and its unfortunate effects.

The song of your life has played its last chorus as we mourn your loss. Forever dreams of scoring that last hockey goal, seeing a rock concert or hearing your favorite song on the radio as soon as you turn on the car are long past, but fondly remembered as warm summer night drives with the window down and the volume at full blast in Heaven.

Bob lived life one moment at a time, never in a rush. Listening to music and reminiscing of the good old days through music trivia, and his extensive knowledge of music genres, especially rock & roll history. Not forgetting his love for the hockey game that he had as a child into adulthood. From playing for many years to watching the Toledo Goaldiggers and the Detroit Red Wings, his love of the game was very apparent.

Bob went through life unscripted and narrated by recreational means of a certain persuasion but was well loved regardless of what tomorrow had to offer as the free spirit that he was.

We are grateful, as your family, that we did not have a long goodbye. You are now free of physical barriers to run free and live life on your terms. Until we meet again, you rest in peace as a beloved Father, Brother, Cousin, and Uncle.

Bob was proceeded in death by both of his parents Lawrence S. Witt and Janet A. (Firebaugh) Witt. Bob is survived by his daughter Sonya (John) Witt-King; grandson Jaxon Witt-King; Siblings, Jim (Hollie) Witt, Cindy (Troy) Campbell; Nieces, Ashley Witt, Kyla (Kyle) Bachman; grandnieces, Hayden, Harper, Henley and Hudson Bachman; Cousin, Lisa Heaton; step-sisters, Tracey Erd, Tammy Cook, Terri Erd and Tina (Mark) Erd, and wife, Jamie (separated) Witt. A family celebration to honor his life will take place at a later date.

03/17/2026

Jeanette E. Wert was born 01-15-1950 to James P. Stephens and Enola C. Stephens. Jeanette passed peacefully on 3-11-2026. She was a loving mother, wife, sister, aunt, grandmother, and great grandmother. She had a love for gardening, cooking and pets, especially her dog Turk. She spent much of her time with her beloved husband and grandchildren and great grandchildren. Jeanette will be missed.

She is survived by her sister, Ruby (Jesus) Mendez; her children, David Zielinski (Jasmine), James Boley (Hope), Heather Zielinski, Kristian Hawkins (Mekhi), Cierra Clark (Lila, Keanu), Robin Dorr and Maria Johnson (Darius L Washington Jr), Kayla Zielinski (Khalil, KeJuan), Sandra and Jerry Ward (Garret and Alexis), and Dayvon Zielinski (Jobe).

She is preceded in death by her husband Robert E. Wert; great grandson Darius Washington; sister, Enola P. Dominiak and her parents James and Enola Stephens.

Jeanette was full of life and adventurous and will be missed greatly by her family and friends and those who encountered her.

03/16/2026

Robert Gale Van Aken, 82

Born August 12, 1943

Died March 9, 2027

Bob was a long-time resident of Montgomery, Michigan. The son of Rex and Joyce Van Aken. He graduated from Camden-Frontier High School in 1961. Bob worked for Essex Wire in Hillsdale for 20 years. Bob also owned his own Express delivery service. He was a collector of coins, toys, & rock n’ roll nostalgia.

He is survived by his 3 children; Perry (Kiri) Van Aken, Corina (Cordell) Gray, and Regan (Tarma) Van Aken, his life partner Sally Brejla, Grandchildren & great-grandchildren.

Services will be held Saturday, March 21st , 2pm at South Woodbridge Pentecostal Church, 12960 Hillsdale Road, Camden, Michigan. Officiated by Paster Chris Hibbard.

03/16/2026

Donald Morrin
June 16, 1956 — March 6, 2026

The family of Donald Morrin is heartbroken to announce his passing on March 6, 2026, at the age of 69. Donald departed this world peacefully, surrounded by the love of family and friends, in the comfort of his home. Born June 16, 1956, in Toledo, Ohio, Donald's life was a journey marked by love, laughter, and dedication to those he cherished most.

Donald was the beloved son of the late Donald and Hope Morrin. He was predeceased by his dear father and sister, Dede, whose memories he held close to his heart. He is survived by his devoted wife of 31 years, Judy, who was his steadfast partner in life since they married on July 28, 1995, in Toledo, Ohio. Together, they built a beautiful family, nurturing and guiding their four children: sons Christopher and James, and daughters Angel and Shannon. Donald delighted in the joy and love of his grandchildren: Kaylie, Tavin, Aaliyah, Nikolas, Lotus, Oli, Khloe, Vance, and Autumn, who were his pride and joy.

Donald was a cherished brother to Edward, and his sisters Sue, Faith, and Rose. His extended family included countless nieces and nephews, each of whom held a special place in his heart.

Donald's career was a testament to his unwavering work ethic and adventurous spirit. He spent many years as a truck driver, traversing the country and relishing the open road. Additionally, he worked alongside his uncle Jim and cousins Jeff and Jerry in construction, contributing his skills and strength to their shared endeavors.

In his personal life, Donald was known for his love of simple pleasures. He found joy in visiting the casino, scratching lottery tickets, and playing games and cards with his family and friends. His younger years were filled with cherished memories of camping and fishing trips, where he found peace in nature and the company of loved ones.

A celebration of Donald's life will be held on March 29, 2026, at 1:00 PM at Friendship Park Hall, located at 2930 131st St, Toledo, OH 43611. Family and friends are invited to gather to honor a man who touched so many lives with his warmth, generosity, and unwavering love.

The Morrin family extends their heartfelt gratitude to Amy and Julie from Ohioans Home Healthcare for their compassionate care and support during Donald's final days.

Donald Morrin's life was a testament to the profound love he held for his family and friends. His legacy will live on in the hearts of those he touched, and his memory will be cherished by all who were fortunate enough to know him.

03/10/2026

Debra Joan Mesagna (Clouse)

Passed away peacefully at home surrounded by family and loved ones on March 6th 2026. After a short but courageous battle with cancer. Debra was born March 11th 1952 in Toledo, OH to Fred and Clarine Clouse. She grew up and attended school in Sylvania, OH and graduated from Sylvania High School in 1970. On July, 24th 1971 she married Frank J Mesagna in Utica, NY. They returned to the Toledo area and had 2 children. Frank Jr (1973) Jennifer (1977). Debra had a variety of jobs throughout her life as well as being a homemaker. She especially loved her time working at the Palm Beach Hotel while living in Florida for several years. Debra was an avid collector of Native American art and antiquities. She cherished her 10 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. Debra was preceded in death by her husband of 21 years Frank (1993) brother Frederick (2010) sister Janice (2020) and her cherished cousin Nancy (2023). She is survived by her loving life partner of over 30 years Stephen N Pogan. Her 2 children Frank(Barb) and Jennifer(Jay). 2 stepsons Mike and Brian. 3 brothers: Dallas, Wesley, Keith and 1 sister Dawn. There will be no funeral or memorial per my mom's wishes. She lived life to the fullest and wished to be remembered instead of mourned. " When our time on earth is done, money or material things will not matter. But the love, time and kindness we've given others will shine and live on forever".

03/07/2026

Carolyn Ann (Wozniak) Smith of Swanton, Ohio passed away on March 4th, 2026. She was born in Toledo, Ohio and worked as a telephone operator and warehouse worker at Jeep, and Bostwick-Braun. Buscia, as she was called by her grandchildren, was a lover of dancing and all kinds of music. She was known to adopt numerous stray cats throughout her adult life.

She was proceeded in death by her parents, Jane (Grabowski) Wozniak and John Wozniak, and her husband, Raymond Smith.
She is survived by her 4 daughters, NaTasha Pesina, Diane (Forgette) Wiebeck, Karen (Forgette) Guevara, and Paula Forgette, and her 4 Grandchildren, Ta’Shaun Pesina, Matthew Wiebeck, Nickolas Wiebeck and Dylan Guevara.

There will be a small family gathering at a later date.

02/27/2026

Kathy S. Holland, 71, of Toledo, passed away peacefully on February 25, 2026. Kathy was born March 21, 1954, in Toledo. She was a 1973 Woodward high school graduate. Kathy was a lifelong animal lover, and a Veterinary Technician for many years. She was a wonderful artist, also. She is survived by her sister, Sandy L. Holland, of Waynesville, North Carolina. Kathy’s final resting place is Calvary Cemetery.

02/26/2026

David Lee Miller, age 88, of Toledo, Ohio, passed away peacefully on February 23, 2026.

David was born on December 21, 1937, in Racine, Wisconsin, to Howard and Ruth (Tietz) Miller. He earned an associate degree and proudly served his country in the United States Navy.

Early in life, David was married to MaryAnn LaChance; they later divorced. He was eventually blessed to share his life with of 39 years his beloved wife, Betty (Sedlock) Miller, with whom he shared many happy years.

David retired from Domlar Chrysler, where he worked as a highly skilled high-tech electrician. Known for his strong work ethic and sharp mind, he was respected by coworkers and friends alike.

David found joy in life’s simple pleasures. He loved fishing, camping, gardening, and traveling, and was a devoted fan of the Green Bay Packers. Christmas was his favorite holiday — a season he embraced fully. He took great pride in decorating his home with Christmas lights and his cherished Christmas village, and he found deep fulfillment in buying gifts for underprivileged children. His generous spirit was evident to all who knew him. David also had a special love for animals and fostered two macaws for 14 years.

David is survived by his loving wife, Betty (Sedlock) Miller; his children, Steven Miller, Melinda (Gorman), and Christina (Gower); his stepdaughter, Dionne (Nowak )Wagner stepson John Nowak grandchildren Richard Allen McClanahan Jr. (Krissy), Aiden William Rollman (Liz), and great grandson Lane; along with many additional grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Howard and Ruth Miller; his first wife, MaryAnn Miller; and his brother, Bruce Miller.

David will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered by all who had the privilege of knowing him.

“When he left, he took half my soul with him to help him go. I trust that when he is ready, he will send it back so I can be whole again.” — Betty

02/24/2026

Terry Lee Marshall, 66, passed away on Sunday, February 22, 2026.

Born on September 12, 1959, to Robert and Arlene Marshall, Terry grew up in Toledo, Ohio. After graduating from high school, he moved to Denver, Colorado, where he lived for approximately 12 years before returning to Toledo. For the past 25 years, he made his home in Chauncey, Ohio.

Terry worked for many years at the Ohio Valley Trading Post in Athens, Ohio, until his cancer diagnosis in 2015. He faced his illness with the same quiet determination that defined much of his life.

From a young age, Terry had a natural curiosity about how things worked. He loved tinkering — taking things apart just to see what made them tick and then putting them back together again. That curiosity followed him into adulthood, where he taught himself the ins and outs of computers, becoming quite “techy” in his own right. If something needed fixing, Terry was often the one who could figure it out.

One thing that mattered deeply to Terry was his children. Life did not unfold the way he — or anyone — might have hoped, and there was distance between them. But let it be known that distance never meant absence in his heart. He loved his children very much and carried them with him always.

He spoke of them often, worried about them, and cared more than he sometimes knew how to show. Terry carried his children with him — in his thoughts, in his hopes, and in his heart — every single day. He wished things had been different. He wished for healing. Even from afar, his love for them never left him.

Terry was preceded in death by his parents, Robert and Arlene Marshall; his wife, Luetta; and his brothers, John and Baby Boy Marshall.

Left to cherish his memory are his children, Reanna, Janelle, and Ryan; his grandchildren, Kayla (Casey), Katie, and Tristan (Sarah); his brothers, Jeff (Maureen) and Steve (Alisa); his sisters, Donna, Denise (Nick) Marvet, and Jill (Mike) Palmerton; his nieces, Jennifer, Staci, Danielle, and Monica; his nephews, Jeff and Dominic; his aunt Leslie Gora and several cousins.

To our brother, Terry:
Thank you for being exactly who you were. Thank you for the memories, the laughter, and the love. We will carry you with us in joyful moments, in quiet conversations, and in the way we continue to live our lives. Your presence shaped us, and your memory will always remain a part of who we are.

May the Lord wrap His arms around our family, bring peace to our hearts, and remind us that even in death, His love never fails.

Rest in peace, Terry. You are loved, you are missed, and you are now home and have found peace at last.

Services will be private.

02/23/2026

Jean Daniels Schroeder was born to Helena Consear and Solon Daniels on September 24, 1947 and died February 20, 2026. After graduating from Adrian College, she taught school in Deerfield Michigan, Dodds school in Germany and retired from Bedford school, Temperance, Michigan. Family and church were her top priorities in addition to being an avid world traveler. She was a lifetime member of St Michael Lutheran church, Ottawa Lake, Michigan. Survived by her daughters, Laura (Jerry) Anderson, Melanie (Mark) Zientek, Jennifer (Andrew) Rohrer; grandchildren Grant & Gabrielle Rohrer, Anastasia Zientek, Sofia, Lillian & Isabella Anderson. Siblings Robert (Barb) Daniels, Susie Culp, Aaron Daniels, Joyce (John) Avery, John Daniels & Linda Garris and multiple cousins, nieces and nephews. Memorial details pending. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to St Michael Lutheran Church, 5790 W Temperance, Ottawa Lake, Michigan.

02/23/2026

Katherine "Kat" A. (Miller) Dazell, 52, passed away unexpectedly in her home on Tuesday February 10, 2026 leaving her family heartbroken. She was the youngest of the family. Kat was born March 25, 1973 to Charles H. Miller and Carolyn M. (Mattimore) Miller in Toledo, Ohio.

Kat was a force larger than life. She loved animals. She would have rescued them all if she could. She loved her fiance Kenneth (Jr.) McClain. Jr. and Kat would like to unwind at their favorite place- "The Whales Tale" or "The Tale" as Kat would say. In Point Place, Toledo Ohio, Kat made friends with all kinds of people. Kat will be missed deeply by everyone whose life she touched. She loved to have fun.

Left to cherish her memory is her fiance Kenneth (Jr.) McClain; her sisters June L. Pitzen, Julie (Doug) Ritchie, Cindy (Keven) Menke; her many furbabies; many nieces and nephews; great nieces and nephews and one great great nephew and her extended family and many many friends.

Kat is preceded in death by her mother and father; husband Jerry Dazell Jr; brother Robert L. Burnette; and brother in law Raymond A. Koch.

There will be a celebration of life for Kat at The Whales Tale located at 5307 N Summit St, Point Place Toledo, Ohio 43611 on Saturday March 28, 2026 from 2-5 p.m.

02/23/2026

Patricia A. "Pat" Peterson, 89, passed away on February 18, 2026, in Lambertville, MI.

Pat was the daughter of the late Mae and Julius "Sonny" Jaeger. She lived a quiet, fiercely independent life. She had a sharp wit, a dry sense of humor, and a snarky streak that could cut through any small talk. She was preceded in death by her husband, Gerald R. "Jerry" Peterson (died 7/30/2022), and all of her siblings. She had no children, but she leaves behind family who appreciated her for who she was.

In true Pat fashion, no formal services will be held, because she never liked a fuss, and she certainly wouldn’t want one now. Those wishing to honor her may do so by simply enjoying a quiet moment or raising a glass of cold Pepsi in her honor.

Pat and Jerry's ashes will be interred at Toledo Memorial in the coming months.

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