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General News Obituaries
Joseph ‘Joe’ Lander Lucinda native Born He was married Mr. Lander was a graduate of He was a member of Immaculate Conception Church in Mr. Lander was an iron worker and was a member of Iron
Workers Local #17. Mr. Lander loved landscaping and gardening. Most of all he
was a loving and caring man who was always giving to his family and many
friends. In addition to his wife, Mr. Lander is survived by six
children, Janice McNellie and her husband, Dick, of Madison, Ohio; Karen Burns
and her husband, Gary, of Montgomery, Texas; Debbie Ungers and her husband,
Doug, of Madison, Ohio; T.J. Lander and his wife, Marcy, of Madison, Ohio; Rick
Lander of Madison, Ohio and Cheri Izzarelli of Madison, Ohio; eight
grandchildren, Scott McNellie, Max and Alex Ungers, Joe and Samantha Lander and
Erica, Allison and Jenna Izzarelli and four great-grandchildren, Ty, Tayah,
Lillie and Chase. He is also survived by two sisters, Virginia and
Bernadette. In addition to his parents, Mr. Lander was preceded in
death by nine brothers and sisters. Friends were received A mass of Christian burial will be held at Memorial contributions may be made to the American Diabetes
Association, 4500, Shirlee Eileen Cherico Orcutt Admired for her quick wit and her spiritual strength CLARION – Shirlee Eileen Cherico Orcutt, 53, of Clarion,
died Born Shinn. Mrs. Orcutt was married to Rodney D. Orcutt on Mrs. Orcutt was a 1973 graduate of Mrs. Orcutt spent many years working with her mother and
sister in the family business, The Children’s Shop until it closed in 2005. She was a member of Riverhill Evangelical Congregational
Church. Mrs. Orcutt was admired for her quick wit, her sweet,
gentle spirit and her spiritual strength which she found in her personal
relationship with her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. It was Shirlee’s greatest
hope that she will see all those she loved in Heaven someday. She possessed a deep appreciation for God’s wonderful
creation and counted each day a day to rejoice. She was a powerful testimony to
the strength that only comes from the Lord and she made it her mission to share
with others her love of Jesus. She found great comfort in spending time with her many dear
friends and listening to praise and worship music. Among the many blessings in
her life, one of her greatest joys was found in the lives of her sons. Surviving in addition to her husband, are her sons, Jerad
P. Orcutt and Tyler W. Orcutt both of Clarion; her sister, Annette Cherico
Steele and husband, Gil, of Knox; her
stepfather, Thurston A. Shinn and numerous nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles and
cousins. Also surviving is her beloved and steadfast friend, Pam Kahle. Mrs. Orcutt was preceded in death by her parents Francis S.
Cherico in 1977 and Althea M. Shinn in 2005; her maternal grandparents, Homer E.
and Della Weeter Weaver and her paternal grandparents Samuel and Sylvia Ann
Cherico. The family will receive friends and family from A “Celebration of Life” service will be held at Mrs. Orcutt stood firm in her request that in lieu of
flowers, memorials be made to the Clarion-Forest Visiting Nurses Association at William Lawrence ‘Bill’ Wangler Enjoyed hunting, farming and fishing Born He was married Mr. Wangler worked as a boiler tender at Mr. Wangler was a member of the He was a member of the Pollock Lodge #502 in Tarentum and
was a social member of the Corsica Fire Hall. Mr. Wangler enjoyed hunting, farming and fishing. In addition to his wife, Mr. Wangler is survived by two
daughters, Cari L. Shreckengost and her husband, Also surviving is one sister, Sandra Kay Hughes of Mr. Wangler was preceded in death by his parents. Visitation was held Funeral services preceded visitation on Interment was in the Barbara J. Bemis Helen Louise Ion Chase Eric Hoffman Richard ‘Rich’ Wells CLARION – Richard C. “Rich” Wells, 77, of
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