Hillis Combs Funeral Home

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From our family to yours, we wish you a peaceful and warm Christmas.May your day be filled with love, new wonderful memo...
12/25/2025

From our family to yours, we wish you a peaceful and warm Christmas.
May your day be filled with love, new wonderful memories, and the comfort of those who hold a special place in your heart.


Ticky Palomino, 39 of Zanesville, died, Friday, December 19, 2025 at his home. He was born Wednesday, April 30, 1986 in ...
12/23/2025

Ticky Palomino, 39 of Zanesville, died, Friday, December 19, 2025 at his home. He was born Wednesday, April 30, 1986 in Jalisco, Mexico, the son of Javier Palomino and Socorro Flores.

Ticky had a love for making art, and spending time with his family. Ticky was the proud owner and operator of L3gacy Ink in Zanesville and could always be found in his tattoo shop. Ticky was a kind and generous man, and he would always lend a helping hand to others. He greatly enjoyed his Dodge Challenger SRT.

Ticky is survived by his parents, Javier Palmino and Socorro Flores; wife, Sarah (Ladner) Palomino; five children, Ana Palomino, Javier Palomino, Logan Webster, Jameson and Dominic Palomino; father and mother-in-law Brad & Annette Ladner; one sister, Diana Palomino; two brothers, Cesar Palomino, and Mauro Palomino; sister-in-law, Rachael Ladner and a host of friends.

Ticky was preceded in death by his grandparents, Amparo and Arturo Flores.

Friends may call from 2:00 to 4:00 and 6:00 to 08:00 PM, Saturday, December 27, 2025 at the Hillis Combs Funeral Home, 935 Forest Avenue, Zanesville. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to help the family with funeral and medical costs. To sign the online register book or to send a personal condolence note please visit www.hilliscombsfh.com

You’re learning to live in a world that has changed.Give yourself grace, love, and patience. Not just today, but every d...
12/23/2025

You’re learning to live in a world that has changed.
Give yourself grace, love, and patience. Not just today, but every day.

Your grief is real, and so is your strength.
Honoring both allows healing, one gentle step at a time.




Step outside for a walk today and think of a moment that makes you smile.The movement, the fresh air, and the simple act...
12/22/2025

Step outside for a walk today and think of a moment that makes you smile.
The movement, the fresh air, and the simple act of breathing deeply
can help carry some of the weight grief brings.





Today, bake or prepare something your loved one enjoyed.The scent, the taste, the simple act of making it; these small g...
12/19/2025

Today, bake or prepare something your loved one enjoyed.
The scent, the taste, the simple act of making it; these small gestures can help you feel close again.

An edible memory is a warm, comforting way to honor the love you carry.



Protect your peace.If certain holiday events feel too heavy, it’s okay to step back.You don’t have to attend every gathe...
12/17/2025

Protect your peace.
If certain holiday events feel too heavy, it’s okay to step back.

You don’t have to attend every gathering or match the season’s pace.
Grief doesn’t follow a calendar, and you’re allowed - fully allowed - to choose what feels safest for your heart.

Protecting your peace is an act of self-compassion.




Connie Sue Rhodes, 69 of Roseville, died, Wednesday, December 10, 2025, at her home following a sudden illness. She was ...
12/16/2025

Connie Sue Rhodes, 69 of Roseville, died, Wednesday, December 10, 2025, at her home following a sudden illness. She was born Sunday, May 6, 1956, in Zanesville, the daughter Betty J. Willey. She married Jacob W. Rhodes on Saturday, September 29, 1973.

Connie was a homemaker, wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother who spent her life caring for those she loved deeply. Her love for her family was unwavering.

Her greatest passions, beside her family, were bingo, playing poker and gossiping. She could often be found shopping with her very special friend, Tonya Dennis. Connie was outgoing, and well known by everyone. She never met a stranger, and was loved by all who knew her.

Connie is survived by her husband of over 52 years, Jacob Rhodes; two sons, Gary Rhodes of Roseville and Brent Rhodes of Athens; four grandchildren, Austin (Amanda McElroy) Rhodes, Brittany Rhodes, Dominic Rhodes and Dominique Rhodes; several great grandchildren; one sister, Bonnie Willey; two aunts, Barb (Jerry) Acheson and Billie Willey; one uncle, Gene Swingle; several nieces, nephews, cousins and her extended family, the Evans’.

In addition to her mother, Connie was preceded in death by her brother, Kenneth “Kenny” Willey.

A caring cremation will take place and a Celebration of Life Service will be held 12 Noon, Sunday, December 21, 2025, at the Veterans Complex, Muskingum County Fairgrounds, 1300 Pershing Road, Zanesville. Food donations for the celebration will be accepted. Anyone wishing to donate may arrive early. To sign the online register book or to send a personal condolence note please visit www.hilliscombsnestor.com.

Take a moment today to write a letter to your loved one.Tell them what’s on your mind. The hard parts, the funny parts,a...
12/15/2025

Take a moment today to write a letter to your loved one.
Tell them what’s on your mind. The hard parts, the funny parts,
and the moments you wish they could have seen.

Writing can be a gentle release, offering space for your heart to speak freely and find a bit of comfort along the way. Your intentions are always heard.





Things are getting festive around here. ❄️
12/13/2025

Things are getting festive around here. ❄️

Music has a way of bringing memories to life.Today, play their favorite song or artist.Let the melody carry you back to ...
12/12/2025

Music has a way of bringing memories to life.

Today, play their favorite song or artist.
Let the melody carry you back to a different time and allow your heart to feel whatever it needs to feel.




Set aside a small shelf, photo frame, or cozy corner with something that reminds you of your loved one.It doesn’t have t...
12/11/2025

Set aside a small shelf, photo frame, or cozy corner with something that reminds you of your loved one.

It doesn’t have to be elaborate, just a gentle place to return to with your thoughts, your memories, and your love.

A quiet space can become a comforting pause in a season that often feels overwhelming.





Do something kind today.Hold a door, send a thoughtful note, donate a canned good.Even the smallest gesture can brighten...
12/09/2025

Do something kind today.
Hold a door, send a thoughtful note, donate a canned good.
Even the smallest gesture can brighten someone else’s day.

Acts of kindness honor the love you carry,
and sometimes they help your own heart feel just a little lighter.




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