Mark Zaborney

PORT CLINTON — John R. Crosser, who capped his law enforcement career as three-term Ottawa County sheriff, died Friday at Stein Hospice, Sandusky. He was 86.

William C. Freitag, a speech pathologist who closed his 34-year Sylvania schools career with myriad duties as director of student and community services, died Feb. 9 in Ohio Living Swan Creek. He was 85.

Edward J. “Ted” Collins, Jr., whose skill with numbers led to a career in accounting and whose methodical mindset aided him in sailing, woodworking, and

Larry Kripke, founder of a metal recycling business, as his father had been decades earlier, and a leader in the Toledo-area Jewish community, died Tuesday ...

Jeanne Carl, a secretary skilled at keeping office and home organized and who learned to appreciate good food well made while growing up in her parents’ ...

Geraldine Marie Simpson, whose love of the stage and affinity for her North Toledo neighborhood sustained her as she managed a historic Lagrange Street ...

Ralph Wayne “Rahwae” Shuman, a Toledo educator and a mentor to youth, even off duty, who for decades introduced others to the African American holiday of ...

Richard L. Sanders, who served as an attorney for criminal defendants after setting aside a sales career to study law, died Feb. 18 in his Springfield Township home. He was 72.

Ray Osterhout, Jr., a farm boy during the Great Depression and a World War II veteran, who worked hard to support his family and included them in vacation ...

Norine M. Begell, a registered nurse in diverse settings, from a surgical intensive care unit to factories, who began studies toward her profession after ...