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PAGE 26 - MADISON MESSENGER - <strong>December</strong> 2, <strong>2018</strong><br />
THOMPSON<br />
Carol Ann Thompson, 63, of Orient, died<br />
on Nov. 20, <strong>2018</strong>, after a long illness. Born<br />
in Columbus, Ohio, to the late John and<br />
Carrie Ellis, Carol was also preceded in<br />
death by: her daughters, Roseanna Cassady<br />
and Lori Carpenter; her grandmother, Rosemary<br />
Ellis; and her brother, Richard Sheets.<br />
Carol is survived by: her loving husband of<br />
42 years, Mike Thompson; her children,<br />
Darcie (Chad) Tripp of Columbus, David M.<br />
(Marie) Thompson II of West Chester, Ohio,<br />
James Thompson of Washington Court<br />
House, and Joshua Thompson of Washington<br />
Court House; her grandchildren, Rocky<br />
(Verna) Ellis, Rachelle Thompson, Travis<br />
(Sheree) Mays, Thomas Daniels, Tony<br />
(Chloe) Daniels, Stephanie (Raymond)Rose,<br />
Charles King, Troy Thompson and Lauren<br />
Thompson; her brothers and sisters, Brenda<br />
(Woody) Frazier of Logan, Ohio, Hilda<br />
(Dave) Harper of New Holland, Ohio, Billy<br />
Sheets of Tennessee, Marlin (Amy) Sheets<br />
Jr. of Columbus; and her many great-grandobituaries<br />
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Washington Court House.<br />
ROWLEY<br />
Cynthia Rowley, 60, of Grove City died on Nov. 21, <strong>2018</strong>, at her<br />
residence, surrounded by her family and friends.<br />
She is survived by: her loving husband and best friend of 35<br />
years, Scott; sons, Jason, Andrew and Ryan; granddaughter, Olivia;<br />
siblings, Debbie (Tony) Murry and John (Michelle) Underhill; and<br />
nieces and nephews, Shawn, Sherri, Danielle and Tony Jr. Cynthia<br />
was very close to Taz and Ace, her longtime pets. She was preceded<br />
in death by her parents, Delores and John Underhill.<br />
Cindy was an active mother who attended all of her sons’ sporting<br />
events. She loved nature, animals and going to the beach with<br />
her husband and granddaughter, Olivia, despite a hectic schedule.<br />
She loved her home life and was an immaculate housekeeper, and<br />
she loved preparing meals especially during the holidays. Family<br />
was foremost in her life. The family wishes to thank everyone who<br />
helped with her care in her final days.<br />
A memorial visitation was held Nov. 28 at Community Freewill<br />
Baptist Church, Galloway, followed by a service officiated by Pastor<br />
Jerry Newman. The family was assisted by Rader McDonald Tidd<br />
Funeral Home, West Jefferson. Memorial donations may be made<br />
to Kobacker House.<br />
SHIPLEY<br />
Annette Marie Shipley, 54, of London died on Nov. 21, <strong>2018</strong>, at<br />
<strong>Madison</strong> Health, London. Annette was born on May 14, 1964, in<br />
London, a daughter of Elmer and Victoria (Buchanan) Clifton. She<br />
had been employed at <strong>Madison</strong> Senior Living Community and<br />
<strong>Madison</strong> County Hospital. She also had been a candy striper at Arbors<br />
of London. Annette immensely enjoyed spending time at Myrtle<br />
Beach with her family and being a “mimi” to her grandchildren.<br />
She is survived by: her mother, Vickie Clifton of London; her loving<br />
husband of 33 years, Bob Shipley; loving children, Kevin Shipley<br />
of Galloway, and Brittany (Zachary) Earles, Dalton (Chelsie)<br />
Shipley, all of London; grandchildren, Sophia Shipley, Seth Shipley,<br />
Ayleah Campbell, Hunter Scott Earles, baby Earles, Maizie Shipley;<br />
sisters, Barbara Wiggins-Clifton, and Destiny, Mariana, and<br />
MacKenzie Clifton, all of London; brothers, Jerry (Leane) Clifton of<br />
Galloway and Justin Clifton of London; numerous nieces and<br />
nephews; and many friends. Annette was preceded in death by: her<br />
father; Uncle Richard; maternal grandmother, Ferrell Jean<br />
Hutchinson; and father-in-law and mother-in-law, Robert and Ima<br />
Jean Shipley.<br />
A funeral service was celebrated at Rader-Lynch & Dodds Funeral<br />
Home & Cremation Service, London,<br />
on Nov. 26. An interment service followed<br />
at Range Township Cemetery, Sedalia.<br />
SMITH<br />
Carl Adrian Smith, 81, of West Jefferson<br />
died peacefully at home, surrounded by his<br />
family, on Nov. 21, <strong>2018</strong>. Carl was born in<br />
South Webster, Ohio, to the late Beryl and<br />
Minnie Smith. He retired from the Kroger<br />
Co. in 1999 after 25 years of service.<br />
In addition to his parents, Carl was preceded<br />
in death by his brother, Archie B.<br />
Smith. He is survived by: his beloved wife<br />
of 60 years, Dorothy Smith; his children,<br />
Alevia (Glen) Durban of Hilliard, Robin<br />
Quinn of Columbus, Sharon (James) Cordle<br />
of West Jefferson, and Beryl Smith of West<br />
Jefferson; his seven grandchildren and 18<br />
great-grandchildren; brothers, Marvin<br />
(Linda) Smith of Xenia, Larry (Kathy) Smith of Centerburg, and<br />
Mike (Susie) Smith of West Jefferson and their families, including<br />
Carl's special nephew, Dwayn Smith; the extended Kammer and<br />
Smith families; and his many friends.<br />
A funeral service was held Nov. 27 at Rader McDonald Tidd Funeral<br />
Home, West Jefferson, with burial following at Hampton<br />
Cemetery, West Jefferson. Memorial contributions be made to<br />
Carl’s favorite charities: Loving Care Hospice, 56 S. Oak St., London,<br />
OH 43140, www.lovingcare.us; or St. Jude Children’s Research<br />
Hospital, 262 Danny Thomas Place, Memphis, TN 38105,<br />
www.stjude.org.<br />
OGLE<br />
Martha Wanetta Ogle, 86, of Mount Sterling, Ohio, died peacefully<br />
on Nov. 25, <strong>2018</strong>, at Riverside Methodist Hospital, Columbus.<br />
She was preceded in death by: her husband, Ned P. Ogle; her parents,<br />
Howard and Famie Norris; and sister, Evelyn (Herman) Kull.<br />
She is survived by: step-children, Julie (John) Smrtnik; grandchildren,<br />
Ethan, Evan and Seth, Charlie (Donna) Ogle, grandchildren<br />
Nathaniel, Natalie and Abigail, Debbie Ogle (Sam Dunlap), and<br />
grandchildren Izzy and Ian; sisters, Annabel (Walt) Spangler,<br />
Naomi (Dorwin) Hay; and brother, Darrell (Janet) Norris.<br />
Martha was born on Feb. 22, 1932, on a farm that she grew up<br />
on, near Ringgold, Ohio. Martha was a dedicated employee at the<br />
Ohio Department of Natural Resources for 30 years. She was an<br />
avid Ohio State fan. She enjoyed boating, crafts, reading, puzzles,<br />
square dancing and the Circleville Pumpkin Show. Martha had a<br />
special fondness for dogs.<br />
Memorial donations may be made to Pickaway County Dog Shelter,<br />
21253 Ringgold Southern Rd., Circleville, OH 43113. A memorial<br />
service was set for Dec. 1 at Porter-Tidd Funeral Home, Mount<br />
Sterling. Burial will take place at a later date in Pleasant Cemetery,<br />
Mount. Sterling.<br />
CRONENWETT<br />
Mary Jane Cronenwett, 102, of London died at her home on Nov.<br />
25, <strong>2018</strong>. Mrs. Cronenwett was born on Nov. 20, 1916, in Winchester,<br />
Ind., a daughter of John and Margaret (Cummings) Williams.<br />
She was a longtime member of Saint Patrick Church and was a<br />
member of the <strong>Madison</strong> County Senior Citizens and Lake Choctaw<br />
Senior Citizens. She had been in partnership with the Calico Mini<br />
Mall in London and had been employed with United Transportation<br />
in Columbus for 45 years.<br />
She is survived by: her daughter, Teresa Shaw of London, with<br />
whom she resided; grandchildren, Gail Miller, Steven Shaw and<br />
Lisa Briskett; five grandchildren and five great-great grandchildren;<br />
nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her husband,<br />
John Marvin Cronenwett, and son, John Michael<br />
Cronenwett.<br />
A funeral mass was celebrated Nov. 30 at Saint Patrick Church,<br />
London, with Father Michael J. Hinterschied officiating. Mrs. Cronenwett’s<br />
funeral arrangements were entrusted to Rader-Lynch &<br />
Dodds Funeral Home & Cremation Service, London.<br />
BAILEY<br />
Sharon Kay Bailey, 69, of Mount Sterling died on Nov. 26, <strong>2018</strong>.<br />
She was preceded in death by her parents, three sons, two sisters,<br />
and grandson. She is survived by her loving husband of 48 years,<br />
William G Bailey, three sons, 15 grandchildren and great-grandchildren,<br />
many nieces and nephews, and numerous friends.<br />
Sharon was a hairdresser for more than 35 years and an avid<br />
quilter. She was a volunteer instructor and quilter at the Mount<br />
Sterling Community Center. She was loved by her church family,<br />
community and all who knew her.<br />
Calling hours are from 2 to 5 p.m. Dec. 2 at Porter-Tidd Funeral<br />
Home, Mount Sterling, where funeral services will take place at 11<br />
a.m. Dec. 3 with Pastor J.D. Bowman officiating. Interment will<br />
follow in Grove City Cemetery.