Edward J. Fox & Sons Funeral Home

11/11/2025

On this Veteran's Day, we at Edward J. Fox & Sons Funeral Home proudly remember the 35 veterans we were honored to serve this past year. Our gratitude extends to each family who shared their loved one's story with us.

We Thank All Who Have Served🇺🇸

09/26/2025

Lynne Schenker RN Lynne’s nursing foundation was laid at Youngstown State University, from which she proudly graduated. Lynne was employed at Trumbull Memorial Hospital for 30 years. Rest easy Lynne. (9.26.25)

07/22/2025

In Loving Memory of Mary A. Fox.

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06/02/2025

You’ve probably seen a Noodle golf ball in the rough while looking for your Pro V1 or Chromesoft. Maybe you’ve even hit one just for fun. But did you know the ball is named after a real person?

Tom “Noodle” Lawrence, who passed away this month at age 69, wasn’t a tour pro or a gear rep. He was just a good man who loved golf—and once played a round at Pebble Beach that would unexpectedly change the game forever.

During that round, Tom was paired with a novice golfer who appreciated his tips, patience, and personality. After 18 holes, the man turned to him and said:
“Thanks for your help, Noodle. I’m the Marketing Manager for Wilson Sporting Goods. Would you mind if I licensed the rights to your nickname?”

Tom said yes. And that’s how the Noodle golf ball got its name—not from a branding agency, but from a guy with a great nickname and a kind heart.

Tom lived in Youngstown, Ohio his whole life. He loved skiing, snowmobiling, and long camping trips in Montana. He was a regular at his local YMCA for 50 years. And without ever knowing it, he became a legend in the golf world.

We might never put a Noodle in play during a qualifier—but next time you find one, maybe smile and remember the man behind it.

RIP Noodle. You left your mark on the game—literally. 🕊️

03/10/2025

In Loving Memory of Mother and Son, Angela Marie Brown and Jason Conner Daff. May they rest in peace.

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01/07/2025

Churches of the Valley Series

Saint Patrick Catholic Church. Youngstown, Ohio.

Founded in 1911 by Bishop John Farley, with intentions to better serve the growing south side of Youngstown. The parish began by celebrating weekend masses in the St. Columba Parish Hall for a nearly a decade. Daily masses were held at the new church rectory, a home on the corner of Cleveland St and Oak Hill Ave, where space was rented for $18 a month. Property for a new rectory and church was secured in 1912, with ground breaking for a new California-Mission Style Church in the early 1920’s. Under guidance of Rev. Cardinal Mooney, Fr. Edward Means, and Fr. William Kane, the gothic church was completed and dedicated in 1926.

In 1954, the Church was named the Pro-Cathedral, following the devastating fire at Saint Columba Cathedral. The church served all official diocesan events until the new modern Cathedral’s completion in 1958.

Saint Patrick’s still to this day is a pillar of the south side, and acts a as a beacon of hope and spirituality for the community. The church's commitment to fostering a sense of unity and support among its members makes it a Youngstown cornerstone, providing a place where individuals can come together in faith and find strength in their shared beliefs.
We want to thank Rev. Emeritus Fr. Edward P. Noga and current Pastor Rev. Fr. Thomas Kraszewski for making Saint Patrick’s what it is today.

Saint Patricks Catholic Church

12/30/2024

12/23/2024

We send you joyous wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy Blessed New Year!

08/26/2024

Some of our blooms this summer 🌸🌻🌺

08/14/2024

Please visit our neighbors and friends at St. John the Forerunner Greek Church this weekend as they celebrate their annual Glendi! Greek festival. 🇬🇷

07/04/2024

Wishing you all a happy and safe Fourth of July!