Obituaries

Rebecca Howes was known for her quick wit, generous spirit, and strong will. She cherished family seafood potlucks, playing golf, swimming, reading, and gardening, and had a profound love for animals and nature.

Paul Hagerty cherished the time with all his golf buddies and friends. He enjoyed telling tall tales, and jovial banter over a rousing game of cribbage.

Mary Allison was an avid traveler, a tremendous bridge player, an enthusiastic golfer, and most of all an exceptional wife, mother, and grandmother.

Brenda Martin enjoyed fishing, baking, crosswords puzzles, and family gatherings.

Dawn Stiles loved animals, and was devoted to her horses and her dogs. Sue was fiercely devoted to both Johnny and her children. Family came first and was above all else.

Dennis Quick was an avid golfer who cherished the hours spent on the greens as much as those spent with his family and friends.

Doloris Conners was a loving and dedicated wife, and mother. She loved spending time with her grandchildren, and will be missed by her family and friends.

Imogene Garrett devoted homemaker, Imogene found her greatest joy in caring for her family and tending to her beautiful flower gardens. She was a woman of deep faith, teaching Sunday School for many years and inspiring others through her kindness and wisdom.

Robert Sowinski had a passion for tractors and riding mowers, and he took great pride in maintaining his lawn and home landscaping.

Hal Weidner was an engineer for General Motors and the U.S. Army. He was a loving husband to his wife Margaret of 64 years, and a devoted father.

Ellen Wolanski enjoyed traveling, biking, playing scrabble and doing crossword puzzles in the lanai, and especially spending time with her friends and family.

Susan Ault enjoyed playing cards, golfing and visiting with friends, spending time with family and watching her grandchildren grow. And she loved watching sports

Anthony Eller enjoyed bowling, flying, golf, tennis, and traveling. He shared his love of life easily, chatting and exchanging anecdotes with family and friends.

William Shearer loved the outdoors, and being out in nature. He enjoyed tending to fire pits, and gambling games.

Karen Eaton worked in real estate and enjoyed painting and photography.

James Powers loved golf, cars, fishing and boating. He was a lifelong boater and spent many happy hours cruising and competing in sailboat races

Patricia Hruska was a homemaker and loved her family and many friends. She enjoyed playing golf, traveling and playing cards.

James Prior will be remembered for his sense of humor, he enjoyed golf, bowling, and being funny. He smiled in the darkest times and loved spending time with his family.