Marie D. Solgos


Marie Diane (Dee-Dee/Nana) Solgos

It is with a mix of sadness and gratitude that we share the passing of Marie Diane Solgos (Dudas), who peacefully returned to the House of the Father on Monday, April 28 having been fortified by the sacraments of Holy Mother Church.

Marie was an incredible mom to Joseph Simon (Basil) Damukaitis and the late Jeffrey James Damukaitis. She absolutely adored her grandchildren, Chloe Emsoff and Corban James Damukaitis, and was excitedly awaiting the arrival of her newest great-grandchild, Luka James Emsoff, along with her beloved great-granddaughter, Kennady Emsoff.

Marie was the loving wife of Jerry (Jerome) Solgos, who predeceased her, and she cherished his family as her own. Born to Jim and Helen Dudas, Marie was the eldest of six siblings, including James, Joseph, Robert (deceased), Susan, and Bonnie. Family was her everything, and her bonds with her brothers, sisters, nephews, nieces, and grandnieces were incredibly special to her.

Over the past two years, Marie was cared for by the devoted staff at Concord Reserve in Westlake, Ohio, and her appreciation for their kindness and compassion was evident even in her final days.

Marie was the ultimate friend to everyone she encountered. Her vibrant spirit made it impossible not to love her. She was the life of the party, known for her infectious enthusiasm and selflessness—always putting her children, family, and friends first. If she couldn't physically or financially lend a hand, she was always praying for others by name and their intention through the intercession of Our Lady.

Her viewing will take place on Friday, May 2, from 4-7 PM at Donlon Funeral Home, 15408 Triskett Rd, Cleveland, OH 44111. The Requiem Mass (funeral) will be on Saturday, May 3, at 10 AM at the Church of St. Mel, which has been the beloved parish of three generations of Dudases.

In our grief, we find comfort in knowing that Masses will be celebrated for her repose around the world, including Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto in France on the day of her funeral.

Marie, you have brightened our lives and will forever hold a special place in our hearts. Thank you for the love and laughter. Requiescat in pace, mom.

John William Newton IV

God sent a single spark of pure light into space, to a woman spinning on this blue planet, intended for her alone among billions of glittering stars in an endless universe.  Just like that,  she just reached up and caught it and loved it forever!  John W. Newton IV was born on Christmas (12/25/70) and went home to God on Easter (4/20/25). In the middle, he met and married Kathie (Hart) Newton 5/24/2003. John Worked in the Art Department at Brilliant Electric Sign Co. for 20 years and at Aladdin Signs in Wellsburg, WV for years before that. He enjoyed cars, guns, woodworking, music (especially Metal!), riding bikes, and playing with his dogs. He was met at Heaven's Gate by his mother, Barbara Newton-Swiger, his father John W. Newton III, his grandparents, aunt and uncle, and many beloved pets. The entire procession was led by his favorite dog, Abbie. Still on the blue planet are his brother Joshua Newton and Josh's children, Patience, Joshua, Atreyu, Orin, and Helenea Newton, his dogs Dusty, Fergus and Lola, his cats Gandalf and Max, and a sparkling universe of friends and relatives. His wife Kathie also remains, holding on tight to the memory of that spark from God, her soulmate and best friend forever, though all of time and space. I love you John; see you later.

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Visitation Friday 5/16/25  6pm to-8pm at Donlon Funeral Home 15408 Triskett Rd. Cleveland, OH 44111

Mass at St. Stephens Church, 1930 W. 54th St. Cleveland, OH  Saturday May 17th at 11AM. PLEASE MEET AT CHURCH.

A Celebration of Life for John will be held at a later date to be announced.

Elizabeth A. Braschwitz

Elizabeth (Betty) Braby, was born in Highland Park, Michigan on Jan. 30, 1949 to Catherine Jane Gates and Robert Dan Braby. Her father was an associate minister at Highland Park Presbyterian Church. Her father was transferred to Crawfordsville, Ind. in 1950 to be the minister at First Presbyterian Church. Betty’s brother Stephen Dan Braby was born there in 1951. He was later killed in a car accident on 1973. Betty’s younger sister Sarah Finnen, was born in 1953 and now lives in Michigan. In 1956, the family moved to Ashland, Ohio.

They lived in Ashland, Ohio and the kids were very active in the community and so were the parents. They stayed in Ashland for 10 years.

Betty graduated from Nordonia High School in 1967. She graduated from Ashland University in May of 1973 with a Bachelor of Arts in Radio and TV.

She had several jobs. She worked at a plastics company in Bedford, Ohio. She worked ar Higbee’s in downtown Cleveland, Ohio. She got her sister a job there doing inventory and they enjoyed taking the bus to work there for a couple of years. They enjoyed working there. After she graduated college she got a job at WKYC in Cleveland, Ohio. She then moved to New York and worked at NBC for a brief time. She met Barbara Walters.

She came to the Cleveland area and Met Harold Braschwitcz at WKYC. They got married on Feb. 5, 1980.

Betty and Hal were very active in ther church, Trinity United Methodist, the church they were married in. Betty was a lay leader and played the piano for church services. Hal was the church treasurer for many years. They participated in many church activities.

Betty sold Avon products for many years and won a few awards while doing this. She even got to go to the Avon headquarters in New York City. She sent a lot of Avon make-up and jewelry to friends and family.

Betty liked to sew and made many gifts and clothing for people.

Betty and Hal liked to travel when possible. They went to Peru, Atlanta, Northern Michigan, HAM radio place. Betty went to New Orleans, England and Chicago.

Betty had two step daughters, Linda Braschwitcz, and Diane Braschwitcz Eichman, and one stepson, Eric Braschwitcz. She also had a grangson, Max.

Betty and Hal were married 41 years when Hal passed away in 2022. He was 94 yrs. old. Betty missed him a lot and stated to have failing health.

She was a good big sister who i will miss a lot.

A huge heartfelt thank you to Peggy Taylor and Cindie Warner Silva who tried to help Betty live a peaceful life in her final years.

Betty passed away peacefully in the morning of April 19, 2025 in Northbrook, Illinois

SERVICES AR PENDING

Gretchen O. Lane

Gretchen O. Lane (nee Ohm), age 73, passed away on Wednesday, March 26, 2025. Gretchen was born on April 14, 1951. She was the beloved wife of Charles R. Lane for 44 years. Loving daughter of the late Robert and Marian Ohm (nee Wolpert). Sister of the late Marcia O. Marrie and John “Jack” Marrie. Cherished Aunt of Cathy Barrett (Dan), John Marrie (Michele), and Matt Marrie (Jenn). Great Aunt of Maggie (Josh) and John (Kristen) Barrett, Sarah Rayeske (Benjamin), and Caitlin, Michael, and William Marrie. Great Great Aunt of Andrew and Simon Barrett and Nolan Rayeske. Gretchen was a dear friend to many.

Gretchen was an avid baseball fan and a season ticket holder of the Cleveland Indians for many years. She retired from Champion Personnel and moved on to start her own business, Employee Lane.

Gretchen loved her faith, family, and friends.

Funeral Mass will be held on Saturday, March 29, 2025 at 10:00 A.M. at the Church of St. Mel (14436 Triskett Road, Cleveland, OH). Friends may call at 9:00 A.M. at church on Saturday, March 29, 2025. Family will receive friends at The Donlon Funeral Home (15408 Triskett Road, Cleveland, OH), on Friday, March 28, 2025 from 5:00-7:00 P.M.

Lynn Graham-Parker

Lynn Graham-Parker, age 70, passed away on March 3, 2025. She was a beloved mother, sister, and friend, known for her unwavering kindness, generosity, and love.

Lynn was the daughter of Earnest and Kathryn Graham (both deceased) and was preceded in death by her husband, Raymond Parker; her siblings, Beth Feiler, Kathy Feiler, and Don Graham; and other loved ones who will miss her dearly. She is survived by her cherished daughter, Lindsey Parker.

Lynn’s life was filled with both dedication to her family and passion for her work. She began her career at Kenny Kings before taking time to focus on raising her family as a stay-at-home mom. Later, she worked as a secretary at St. Rocco School and continued her career at Ohio Catholic Federal Credit Union.

Beyond her professional life, Lynn was known for her love of animals, particularly her dogs, and her enjoyment of playing computer games. Above all, she treasured spending time with her family, always putting others before herself with her boundless love and generosity.

A memorial service to celebrate Lynn’s life will be held at Christ United Methodist Church (3625 W 138th St. Cleveland, Ohio, 44111) on April 12, 2025, at 12:30 pm. All are welcome to attend and honor her memory.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made in Lynn's name to St. Jude's Children's Hospital, reflecting her spirit of giving and kindness.

From her daughter: Thank you for being my biggest supporter, confidant, and friend. This isn't goodbye, we never say goodbye. So I will see you later, mom. Give dad a hug for me.

Lynn E. Ginter

Lynn Ellen Ginter 8/11/51-3/17/25 Born in Cleveland, OH 1970-Normandy High School Graduate Lynn entered into rest peacefully on Monday, March 17th, surrounded by her loved ones. She is preceded in death by her parents, Arch and Sara Jane Brown. She was the beloved wife, for 48 years of Larry Ginter. Mother of Diane Smith (Ethan), Joanne (Mike) and Mark Ginter. She was a loving grandmother to 3 boys. Brody and Deegan Radcliff and Dominic Ginter. She is survived by her brother David (Sharon) Brown and niece and nephews. Christie Rocks (Jon), Skott Brown and Matthew Ginter. Lynn had a full and wonderful life. She will be well remembered for her sense of humor, sweet nature, kindness and ability to smile through anything. She had one of those smiles that would light up the room and make everyone feel at ease. She enjoyed being home with her family and spending time with her friends. She loved traveling, camping, playing cards/games, and shopping. She was especially skilled at card games. She was also part of the red hat ladies (lady bugs) and Ohio Silent Wanderers Club (OSWC) and enjoyed her time with them as they went on adventures together. She was a member of Christ Lutheran Church of Deaf, and Holy Cross Lutheran church, where she was actively involved by joining various committees such as ILDA, LWML, traveling deaf choir, teaching bible studies and other fellowships. She spent her time being a strong advocate for her deaf peers by being a teacher at Starfish Learning Center. She found much joy and fulfillment when she was teaching. She even taught her husband, when they were dating, how to ride a bike when he was 27yrs old. She had a wonderful life, living to be 73 years old, with 48 years with her husband, she loved raising her family and found much joy when with her grandkids. She will be heavily missed but her family takes comfort in knowing that she is at last at peace.

Family will receive friends on Tuesday March 25th 3-7PM at THE ZABOR FUNERAL HOME, 5680 PEARL RD. PARMA, 44129, (BETW. SNOW & RIDGE).

Thomas J. Szoradi

Thomas J. Szoradi, age 84, beloved husband of 61 years to Sharon (nee Hauck) passed away March 4, 2025.  Tom was loving father to Robin (Luke) Baum, Thomas, Jr. (Mary), Christopher, Tim (Heather), David (Marla) and Heidi (Doug) Justice. "Papa Tom" to Evan (Jasmine), Mitchell, Thomas Ross, Abigail, Olivia, Ryan, Nicholas, Benjamin, Samuel, David, Nathan (Rachel) and Sam.  Son of the late Dorothy (nee Hoflich) and Vincent Szoradi and beloved brother of James (Mary Ann) and the late Richard (Diane) Szoradi. 

Tom grew up on West 89th Street and attended St. Edward High School, Class of 58.  He became a journeyman carpenter in 1964 and soon after started Ceiling Specialties Co. putting in ceilings in many historic buildings in downtown Cleveland.  He was an entrepreneur his whole life later owning C.S. Interiors and Northern Ohio Lumber Co.  Tom was an avid Cleveland Sports fan.  In retirement, you could call his answering machine to get Cleveland sports team schedules and updates.  He enjoyed bowling, woodworking and gardening.  Later in life he discovered crock pot cooking. He loved all of his children and his grandchildren, although he probably couldn't tell you any of their birth dates.  While his voice was booming, his heart was soft and sweet. He will be remembered for his crazy sense of humor and ability to make anyone laugh.  

Funeral mass on Saturday, March 8th St. Mel Church (14436 Triskett Road; Cleveland, Ohio) at 10:00am. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.  Friends may call at DONLON FUNERAL HOME 15408 TRISKETT ROAD, Friday 2-4pm and 6-8pm. In leiu of flowers memorial contributions can be made to Hospice of the Western Reserve.

Alfred S. Blazek Sr.


Alfred “Al” Smith Blazek Sr, age 96, ended his earthly pilgrimage on Sunday, February 23, 2025. Alfred was born in Fairmont, W.Va. to Joseph & Mary (Semancik) Blazek as the 6th of 8 children. He married his high school sweetheart Rita at St. Peter's Catholic Church in Fairmont on October 7, 1950. Soon after, Rita & Alfred moved to the greater Cleveland, Ohio area where they raised their nine children: Dr. Mark (Rebecca), Dr. Matthew (Jeanne), Luke (Patricia), John (Mary Louise), Damian (Karen), Rita (David) Stephens, Jerome (Debbie-deceased), Monica (Paul) Johanni & Alfred Jr. (Susan). Al is also survived by his loving wife Rita, 39 grandchildren, 57 great-grandchildren and countless friends & extended family.

Al’s many accomplishments include a 38 year career as a tool & die expert at Ford Motor Company in Brook Park, Ohio and distinguished service as a United States Marine, enlisting when he was 17 and achieving the rank of Staff Sergeant.
A funeral Mass will be held at St. Mel's Catholic Church, 14436 Triskett Road in Cleveland, on Wednesday, February 26, 2025 at 10am.
Viewing will be available prior to Mass at 9am with burial to follow at Holy Cross Cemetery in Brook Park. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to St. Mel's Church.

William J. Stack

William J. Stack (Bill) Passed away peacefully on January 29, 2025. William was proud of his service in the United States Navy. After that chapter of his life he became a painter and retired in 2022. He loved to golf in his free time. Proud Godfather of Mary Therese Conway. William, Son of the late Eugene and Dorothy (nee Carey) Stack; dearest brother of Jean Marie (Dave) Erne (both deceased), Robert J. Stack (deceased), Mary Kathleen Horvath (deceased), Dorothy (James) Conway, Margaret (David, deceased) Mauerer, and the late Mary Therese, Michael and Mary Frances Stack. Nephew, uncle and great-uncle to many.
Visitation on Thursday, February 6, 2025, from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. at Donlon’s Funeral Home, 15408 Triskett Rd, Cleveland OH 44111. Mass of Catholic burial on Friday, February 7, 2025, at 10:00 a.m. at  St.  Vincent de Paul Church, 13400 Lorain Ave., Cleveland, OH 44111. Interment to follow at Ohio Western Reserve Cemetery.
Luncheon at the Ohio Inn, 11822 Detroit Ave., Lakewood OH 44107.
In lieu of flowers, please consider making a donation to Donlon’s Funeral Home.

Barbara Heffernan

Heffernan, Barbara (nee Thompson) Passed away peacefully on January 28, 2025. Loving wife to James FX Heffernan (deceased) for 54 years; served as a nurse in hospital, community and schools, mother of Sean, Kelly Corrigan (Thomas), Timothy(Jennifer) and Michael. Cherished grandmother of John, Ryan and Leah Corrigan; Maura and Theresa Heffernan; Cole Heffernan and Zach Collins. Sister of Nancy Thompson (deceased); Maggie McCaskey (deceased); Sue Mahon; Mary VandeVelde (deceased); Kay Zellmer (deceased); Sheila Mahon and Fran Andrews. Aunt and treasured friend to many.

Funeral mass Saturday February 1, 2025, 10 am at St. Christopher Church, 20141 Detroit Road, Rocky River OH 44116. Family and friends will meet in the gathering space adjacent to the church at 9 am.

In lieu of flowers, family suggests donations to Holy Family Hospice, 6707 State Rd Parma, OH 44134-4517.

Ray Hayes

Ray Benson Hayes was born June 25, 1956 to Robert & Edith (MacLean) Hayes. He was a loving son, father, grandfather and husband. He entered into rest January 26, 2025 surrounded by his closest family and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents and son Jonathan Hayes. He leaves behind a son Robert (Melanie) Hayes, daughters Crystal (William) Keister & Kellie Hayes, wife Debra along with several grandchildren and great grandchildren. His love was his Akita’s with the most recent being Shilo who was always at his side. Ray was a proud graduate of John Marshall High School and was a member of POLA (PennOhio Locksmith Association), SAVTA (Safe and Vault Technology Association) and was a very active member of the Republican Party in the Cleveland area.
Calling hours are Friday January 31, 2025 from 10:30am-12:30pm with funeral service to follow at :
Christ United Methodist Church
3625 W 138th St
Cleveland, Ohio 44111

Ruth A. Kokal

Ruth Anne Kokal (Fischer), age 64, passed away on January 22, 2025 surrounded by loved ones. Ruth was born on February 6, 1960 to Agnes (deceased) in Cleveland, OH. She was a great wife of 42 years to Karl, an amazing mother to Karl Jr., Michael, Elizabeth (Tyler), and Emily (Joe), loving sister of Rick (deceased), Carole, Mary (Jim), Jim, and David (Judy), and beloved aunt and great aunt to many. Ruth was deeply loved by all of her family and friends and will be missed greatly. 

There will be a Funeral Mass on Saturday, January 25,2025 at 12pm at St. Wendelin Church 2281 Columbus Rd, Cleveland, OH 44113. Visitation will be at the church for one hour prior to the mass. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. 

Shelley. M. Beil

Shelley Maxine (Broadhead) Beil, 69, of Cleveland, Ohio, passed away Saturday, January 18, 2025 surrounded by loved ones, from complications from injuries sustained in a fall while on vacation in Playa del Carmen, Mexico, on October 28, 2024.

Shelley was born August 6, 1955 in Cleveland, the only daughter of Annabelle (Morrow) andGerald D. Broadhead, and sister of Larry and Jerry, all deceased. She was a dear sister-in-law to Carol Ignatz. She was married to Daniel Richard “Rich” Beil in June of 1978, at Highland Christian Church, presided by Fr. Edward Pevec and Rev. Hughes. They had one child, Amanda, deceased. She is also survived by her granddaughter Skylar. She was an aunt, great aunt, and great-great aunt. Cousin to many, including Cindy Miller.

Shelley enjoyed music, crafts, home decorating and gardening. After receiving a cochlear implant, she was again able to enjoy her favorite 60’s music from the Beatles and Peter Noone’s Herman’s Hermits. She was a Noonatic, and last year met Peter Noone at a concert in Kent, Ohio.

Shelley was talented at sewing and other fiber arts including knitting, crocheting, counted cross stitch and quilting. She won awards at the Cuyahoga County Fair for her counted cross stitch work. She loved making items to give to friends and relatives. She tended the garden, including the hydrangeas that Amanda planted.

Shelley attended Cleveland schools; James Garfield Elementary, Newton D. Baker Jr. High, and graduated from Cleveland John Marshall High School Class of 1973. She enjoys meeting with her former classmates. Shelley achieved a post-secondary certificate in Medical Assisting from Cleveland Institute of Dental-Medical Assistants (CIDMA). She attended Lutheran Hospital School of Nursing and Cuyahoga Community College.

Volunteering was important to Shelley. She met her future husband Rich when volunteering at a Swine Flu vaccine point of distribution in 1976 at John Marshall High School. She was volunteering through the CIDMA, he through the American Red Cross. She also helped at Cleveland EMS during special events and in the billing department.

Visitation Friday January 24, 2025, from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at Donlon Funeral Home, 15408 Triskett Rd. Cleveland, Ohio, 44111. Funeral Mass Saturday January 25, 2025 at 10:00 am, at St. Mel Church, 14436 Triskett Rd., Cleveland, Ohio, 44111. Reception to follow in the church hall. The family requests that in lieu of flowers, donate in Shelley’s name to St. Mel Church, Lifebanc, or your favorite charity.

Gerald C. Metzler


Gerald C. Metzler, age 79, Great Lakes historian, Science teacher (Lakewood High School 1971-1998), and wrestling coach. Beloved husband of Lona (nee Dzialo). Dear brother of Suzy "Kate" Dupuis and Sarah Josef. For over 50 years, Jerry researched and created a comprehensive index of thousands of pre-1900 Great Lakes vessels. While diving on over 72 shipwrecks in Lake Erie and publishing a map, “Lake Erie Shipwrecks”, he devoted himself to vessel genealogy. His database is hosted by the Wisconsin Maritime Museum (www.greatlakesvessels.org). Additional consulting contributions to the nautical history of the Great Lakes include: “Michigan’s Nautical Time Capsules” exhibit for the Dossin Great Lakes Museum; WKYC-TV program “The Inland Sea Named Erie”; advised the Ohio Historical Society and the Department of Natural Resources regarding legislation to establish an underwater state park in Lake Erie; answered hundreds of requests from genealogists and institutions regarding shipwrecks; wrote a column called “Research Challenge” in a newsletter published by the Association for Great Lakes Maritime History; consulted with The Steamship Historical Society; the Department of the Army - Canal Park Museum; Michigan City Historical Society, Inc.; The Great Lakes Historical Society; and The Institute for Great Lakes Research (Bowling Green). 

Michael Ash

Michael D. Ash

February 9, 1959 - January 7, 2025

Mike Ash, beloved husband, father, and grandfather passed away peacefully on January 7, 2025.  He was predeceased in death by his Grandparents Stanley and Betty Czyznikiewicz, Mother, Olga "Chi Chi" Gilson, Brother, Tony Ash, and Aunt, Vicky Thomas.  He is survived by his Wife Tami Ash, children, grandchildren, sisters, cousin, nieces and nephews.  

Mike enjoyed fishing, spending time with his grandchildren, and his dog Meriah.  

Mike was very loved and will be missed by many.  A Celebration of Life with family and friends will be held this summer.

Mary Hamill

Mary Hamill passed away on New Year’s Eve with her family by her side. Daughter of the late Marcel and Mary Anna Szymecki. Beloved wife of the late William Hamill, and mother to Kathy Donohue (dec, dear friend Chris), William (Patricia), and Maryanna Matis (Mike). Grandmother toJoseph (Rachel), Jacquelyn, Patrick Hamill, and Devin Matis.

She was strong in her Catholicfaith, daily praying the rosary with her family and friends at Middleburg Hts. Assisted Living. She was president of the Radio TV Council for many years as well as living with the local PTA. She operated William and Mary Antiques for many years, and whenever she was at an antique show with our father, he was always delighted to see the treasures that she would bring back from her “shopping trips”. Her superpower was the ability to reach into a box of cheap jewelry and pull out a diamond ring.

There will be a Funeral Mass on Wednesday January 8th at 11:30 AM at St. John Bosco Church 6480 Pearl Rd. Parma Hts. with a reception in the back of the church one hour prior to the mass. Internment Holy Cross Cemetery. In lieu of flowers family request donations to St. Jude Foundation. www.stjude.org

Richard " Ricky" Stewart

Richard D. Stewart age 68 passed away peacefully on

Sunday December 15 th . Born and raised in Cleveland he

was an avid Indians fan always proudly showing off his

Chief Wahoo tattoo. He enjoyed fishing, playing BINGO

and watching westerns. He was preceded in death by his

parents Virginia and William as well as his “little buddy”

brother Raymond. He is survived by his sister Catherine

and brother Ralph both of California and his nieces April

Hawkins and Lisa Westfall (Jason)and their children as

well as several cousins. Funeral Mass Monday December 23rd at

10AM at St. Colman’s Catholic Church 2027 W. 65th St.

Interment Private.

Family will receive friends on Sunday Dec. 22 at DONLON

FUNERAL HOME 15408 TRISKETT RD. CLEVELAND, 2-5PM.

Margaret "Tootsie" Dabbs

Margaret "Tootsie" Dabbs age 90, born 11-22-1934  passed away
peacefully on 11-28-2024 with family at her side. Loving Mother of Pam Hvizd (Daniel), Vanessa Wood (Deceased) and Angie Headrick (Dennis). Beloved Grandma of Jason (Deceased), Bryan (Joyce) and Devin. Daughter of the late Marko Kumazec and Mary Serenda and step daughter of the late Joseph Serenda. Beloved sister of William Kumazec(Deceased), Martha Kumazec(Deceased), Robert Kumazec (Diana), Rosemary "Dollie" Smith (Mike, Deceased),and Loreen Cassaro(Frank, Deceased) Beloved Aunt and Cousin to many. Also, dear friend of many.

Private family Services will be held on Sat. Dec. 7th at
10AM at DONLON FUNERAL HOME 15408 TRISKETT RD. CLEVE. Interment Riverside Cemetery. Family will receive friends at the funeral home on Friday 5-8PM

Kathyrn Kaine

Kathryn Kaine, 77, passed away peacefully on Nov. 15, 2024. Devoted mother of Johnathan. Daughter of the late Emilie (nee Rosensvig) and John Kaine. Dear sister of Christopher (Lisa), and John(deceased) (Lenise). Dear aunt and friend. Funeral Mass Thursday November 21th at 10AM at St. Mel Church 14436 Triskett Rd. Visitation at the church one hour prior to the mass. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Arrangements by DONLON FUNERAL HOME.