Mary K. Hartz, 89 of New Oxford passed away peacefully at the Cross Keys Village Brethren Home on Wednesday, June 2, 2021. Everyone who knew Mary will remember her radiant smile, her welcoming personality, and her love for the Lord, her family and others.
Mary was the loving wife of the late Robert E. Hartz, Jr., who passed away at age 88 on June 7, 2018, after celebrating 65 years of marriage. Mary is survived by two sons: Dr. Glenn A. Hartz and wife Pamela of Mansfield, Ohio and Galen E. Hartz and wife Donna Kime Hartz of Bendersville, PA. Two sons were predeceased: infant son, Frank E. Hartz, 1953 and Dr. Gary W. Hartz, 2010 at age 55. Gary is survived by his wife, Teri Wiss. There are three grandchildren: Ezra and Rosa Hartz of Idaho, Andrea and Peter Lombardo, of N.J. and Vanessa and Hank Fagnant of Colorado. There are seven great-grandchildren. Mary has five deceased brothers and five deceased sisters, and there are many living nieces and nephews.
Remembering Doug Seller, Shriner and friend May 13, 2021 at 15 h 34 min Reading time: 2 min 30 s
By Nick Seebruch Doug Seller receiving his new Shriner fez. Pictured standing are Andre Cayer and Rory MacLennan with Doug Seller seated centre. Submitted photo.
CORNWALL, Ontario – On April 26, 2021, John ‘Douglas’ Seller passed away at the Cornwall Community Hospital (CCH). He was 87.
Doug Seller spent many years serving his community through the charity work he did with the local chapter of the Shriners.
“Ill Sir Doug Seller was a wonderful Mason and Shriner just a wonderful person to be around always thinking of the Children who needed help at our hospital, he made many trips with children from our area to Montreal with the children. I joined Shriners in 1995 and Doug always tried to place new Shriners where they would be the most helpful to the organization and tried to keep the new Shriners active wit
JUAN MARICHAL McCABE, 53, of Gallipolis, Ohio, son of Judy Payne of Gallipolis, died Feb. 28 at home. He was employed by the State of WV Department of Juvenile Services