Curtis, Joanna and children

Joanna Laura "Anna" (Harbaugh) Weyant was born on March 12, 1863 on a farm at what is now Clairton Lake at Cranberry Glade near Scullton, Somerset County, PA, the daughter of David and Mary Magdalene (Whipkey) Harbaugh.

On March 4, 1888, at the age of 25, Joanna was united in holy matrimony 23-year-old Curtis Freemont Weyant (1865-1915), son of Simon and Sarah (Yates) Weyand. Sometimes Curtis' middle name also has been listed as "Freeman."

Their marriage is recorded in fancy but fading handwritten script in the old Harbaugh family Bible. 

The Weyants went on to produce two children together -- Lucy Etta Riley and James Edgar Weyant.

The same month as her marriage, Joanna wrote a short poem in the autograph book of her sister Letitia Stoner. It reads: "Sister Letitia, if in This world's grief and Pain my Friend we never meet again Oh may wee meet beyond the skys where friendship blooms and never dies. Your sister." The handwritten page is seen in this biography.

Seated, L-R: Curtis,  Joanna and child; Joanna's aunt Rebecca (Whipkey) Miller, Joanna's mother Mary Harbaugh. Standing, L-R: daughter Lucy, son James, uncle Isaiah Miller and father David Harbaugh. Courtesy Sylvester Everhart

Circa 1900, the Weyants lived in Upper Turkeyfoot Township, Somerset County, where they were farmers.

Later, they made their home at Humbert, Somerset County, a town that was built to house employees of lumbering and coal operations. For all intents, the town no longer exists, and its  foundations are covered by grassy fields. 

By 1910, the family had relocated to a home in Somerfield near Addison, Somerset County, in the vicinity of the National Road (today's Route 40). That year, according to the federal census, Curtis had no employment. When daughter Lucy was married in 1914, she stated Curtis' occupation as "stationery engineer."

Curtis was afflicted with a form of arthritis that deformed his bone structure, and he also suffered with spinal problems. As a result, he was forced to walk with canes. When he was feted with a birthday party involving 92 guests on March 18, 1911, the Meyersdale Republican reported that "Mr. Weyant has been an invalid for years and has had a number of parties during that time in which many would come to spend a few hours with their disabled friend and kinsman, and bring such things as they believe would add to his comfort in his deplorable condition. The night was one of enjoyment for all present. Mr. Weyant, highly appreciating the visit of such a host, was made to feel that many are in sympathy with him in his critical condition, and that all wish him well and only the best of this world's things."  

Curtis Weyant and niece Iva (Conn) Henry feed his livestock. Davis Studio

Weyant residence, Addison

In the photo on this page, he walks holding a cane in each hand, standing beside his wife's niece Iva (Conn) Henry. In the card, Iva wrote to a cousin: "Here is me and Uncle Curt feeding the turkeys and pigs."

There were times in which Curtis' health allowed him to work. A November 1913 Republican article reported that he was "rapidly improving and able to work at shoe repairing. He butchered a spring hog that dressed 238 pounds."

Among friends with whom they visited were Mrs. Bell Woodmancy and daughter Mrs. Rush Ross of Humbert, as reported in the local newspaper's gossip columns.

Both Curtis and Joanna died relatively young. 

His body wracked by his arthritis and spinal problems, he passed away at the age of 50 on Oct. 5, 1915. He was laid to rest in the Scullton Cemetery. Calvin Weyant is known to have traveled from Manor, PA to attend the funeral, as reported by the Meyersdale Repuoblican.

Joanna outlived her husband by two short years. At age 54, she died on Oct. 28, 1917. The cause and place of her death have not yet been determined.

A search of the local newspaper, the Republican, and of the neighboring Connellsville Daily Courier, failed to find obituaries for either Curtis or Joanna.

Joanna's 1888 inscription in the autograph album of  her sister Letitia Stoner

Lucy and Edward Riley

~ Daughter Lucy Etta (Weyant) Riley ~

Daughter Lucy Etta Weyant (1888- ? ) was born in 1888 in Kingwood, Somerset County, PA.

On Aug. 20, 1914, she was united in the bonds of matrimony with 26-year-old farmer Edward Monroe Riley (Oct. 5, 1888-1962), a native of near Friendsville, MD and the son of George D. and Mary R. (Friend) Riley. The ceremony was performed in the parsonage of the Somerset Christian Church by Rev. S.G. Buckner and was announced on the pages of the Meyersdale Republican.  

Edward stood 5 feet, 6 inches tall and weighed 145 lbs.

Lucy and Edward together produced a family of three known daughters -- Louetta Ruth Wolf, Geneva Alice Reese and Mary Lou Riley. Their daughter Mary Lou is believed to have died young.   

They resided in Strawn, PA in 1917 and then on the Riley home farm at Accident, Garrett County, MD in 1920, when the federal census was taken. That year, Edward's widowed father lived under their roof.

In 1930, they remained in the dwelling on their farm in Accident, with Edward's widowed father living under their roof.

Lucy (back) and friend Hattie Frantz

Lucy is known to have gone to her grandmother Harbaugh's 94th birthday party in August 1926. The gathering was so well attended that it became the first Harbaugh Reunion, an event which continued until the early 2000s. In 1936, Lucy is known to have attended the Harbaugh Reunion at the Kingwood Picnic Grove in Somerset County, and is pictured in a large group photograph taken that day. 

When the federal census enumeration again was made in 1940, the Weyants were on a farm in Garrett County, and Edward's father continued to resided in their household. Two years later, in 1942, Edward was required to register for the military draft during World War II. He disclosed that they lived "near the Cove" in Somerfield, Somerset County, with him generating income as a self-employed farmer. He also revealed that his left thumb was "off."

Lucy was harvested away by the grim reaper of death, in Garrett County, in 1948. The body was transported back to her native Somerset County to sleep for the ages in Addison Cemetery.

The widowed Edward outlived her by 14 years and worked as a woodsman. In about 1952, he relocated across the state line into Preston County, WV, where he settled in the town of Corinth and remained for the last decade of his life. He is believed to have married again.

During his final five years, he suffered from coronary artery disease. When he was stricken by a heart attack, on Nov. 6, 1962, he was dead within the hour. Burial was with Lucy in Addison Cemetery

Daughter Louetta Ruth Riley (1922-2013) was born on April 23, 1922 in Garrett County, MD. At the age of 18, in 1940, she lived with her parents in Garrett County and earned a living performing housework in a private residence. She eventually tied the marital cord with Lorden "Hayden" Wolf (1911-1972). Their marriage held for 27 years until cleaved apart by death. The couple's only son was Gary Wolf. Said an obituary, Louetta "retired from St. John's Hospital as a nurse's aide after 32 years. She loved to play the guitar and the organ and sing gospel songs." Sadly, Hayden died in Cleveland, OH the day after Christmas 1972. The body was transported to Maryland for interment. In later years her residence-place was in Alliance, Stark County, OH. She died at the age of 91, in the local Bel-Air Care Center, on New Year's Eve 2013. Burial of the remains was under the sod of Blooming Rose Church Cemetery in Friendsville, MD. Her obituary was printed in the Alliance Review.

• Grandson Gary Wolf wed Shirley ( ? - ? ). They dwelled in Sebring, OH in 2013. 

Daughter Geneva Alice Riley (1925-2007) was born on Jan. 29, 1925 in Cove near Accident, Garrett County, MD. She was joined in wedlock with Edgar Dale Reese (March 11, 1920-1998). Together they produced two offspring -- Joyce Arlene Paugh and Larry Adrian Reese. Edgar passed away on Sept. 22, 1998. Geneva outlived him by nine years. Her final residence was at Bruceton Mills, WV. As a patient in Garrett County Memorial Hospital in Oakland, the spirit of death whisked her away on Oct. 10, 2007. Rev. Robert W. Collette presided over the funeral service. Burial was in Asher Glade Cemetery. Inscribed on their grave marker is this epitaph: "The love we shared was God's precious gift." 

• Granddaughter Joyce Arlene Reese (1949-2022) was born on July 3, 1949 in Confluence, PA. She wed Joseph Franklin "Frankie" Paugh (Oct. 23, 1942-1986). They planted themselves in Accident, MD. Two children of this pair were Vernon D. Paugh and Melissa S. Pysell. Grief cascaded over the family at Frankie's death at age 44, in Meyersdale, Somerset County, PA, on Nov. 3, 1986. Joyce outlived him by nearly 36 years and continued to make her homeplace in Accident. An obituary said that "Joyce was self-employed as a home health provider. She attended Lakeside Assembly of God and liked to do puzzle books, needle pointing, crocheting, and reading." She succumbed to the spectre of death in Mon Health Medical Center of Morgantown, WV, at the age of 72, on April 24, 2022. Leading the funeral rites was Pastor Brenda Bernard. burial was in Garrett County Memorial Gardens.

  Great-grandson Vernon D. Paugh made his residence in 2022 in Accident, MD.

  Great-granddaughter Melissa S. Paugh wed Arthur Pysell. They have lived in Oakland, MD.

• Grandson Larry Adrian Reese (1951-2024) was born on June 13, 1951 in Confluence, PA. He tied the knot with Norma Luetta Silbaugh (Sept. 12, 1950-2018), daughter of Harvey Ford and M. Luetta (Johnson) Silbaugh of Confluence. The family's longtime home was in Bruceton Mills, WV. Their one daughter was Michele McCrobie. The Morgantown Dominion Post said that Larry was "a heavy equipment operator and a U.S. Army veteran of the Vietnam War. He was a member of the Preston Co. Senior Center and the Asher Glade Wildlife Association." Norma was employed as a department manager by Walmart. Sadly, she passed away at age 68, on Nov. 5, 2018, in West Virginia University Hospital. Burial was in Asher Glade Cemetery following services furnished by Rev. John Wyrick. Larry lived for another six years. Death overtook him in their residence at the age of 73, on Dec. 16, 2024. Pastor John Wyrick officiated the rites, and the cremains were laid to rest. An obituary appeared in the in the Dominion Post.

  Great-granddaughter Michele Reese wed Donald "Banjo" McCrobie ( ? - ? ). Together they settled in Kingwood, WV and bore two children, Nakisha Bash and Dylan McCrobie.

~ Son James Edgar Weyant ~

Mary Effie and James Edgar Weyant

Son James Edgar Weyant (1891-1949) was born on May 28, 1891 in Kingwood or Markleton, Somerset County, PA.

At the age of 21, James married 22-year-old Mary Effie Ringer (Dec. 22, 1889-1981), the daughter of Urias and Sarah Catherine (Diehl) Ringer of Listonburg, Somerset County. The wedding was held on Aug. 18, 1912, by the hand of Rev. I. Hess Wagner, at the parsonage of the Lutheran church in Somerset.

At the time of marriage, James worked as a "setter" in a local sawmill.

They together produced two children, Frank Edward Weyant and Clara "Evanell" Lytle. 

Their home in 1914 was in Accident, MD and by the next year was in Scullton, Somerset County. 

By 1920, the Weyants had relocated in North Versailles, Allegheny County, PA, to a residence on Oakdale Road. That year, the federal census shows that James' employment was as a motorman on a street railway (streetcar). 

Circa 1930, they resided on Punta Gorda Street in East McKeesport, Allegheny County, PA, an industrial suburb of Pittsburgh, where he continued to be a streetcar motorman. 

Warren Tribune Chronicle, 1949 Warren-Trumbull County Public Library

As the Great Depression loosened its grip on the nation, the Weyants moved to Warren, Trumbull County, OH in about 1942, during World War II. There, James obtained work at the Ravenna Arsenal of the Lordstown Ordnance Depot. They lived at 1512 Mitchell Drive and remained there for years.

In his mid-50s, James began to suffer from heart disease.

Sadly, James passed away in Warren on Nov. 13, 1949, at the age of 58. The cause of death, according to his official Ohio death certificate, was "coronary sclerosis" with "diabetes millitus" as a contributing factor. A brief obituary was published in the Connellsville (PA) Daily Courier on Nov. 16, 1949. His remains were returned to Somerset County for burial in the Addison Cemetery. 

Mary outlived her husband by more than three decades. She remained in Warren for the balance of her life. In 1950, she lived under the roof of her married daughter Evanell Lytle. She died on March 16, 1981, at the age of 91, and her remains were transported to Addison for burial beside her husband. Rev. David Bomboy led the local funeral service. She was survived by eight grandchildren, 14 great-grandchildren and three great-great grandchildren.

Warren Tribune Chronicle, 1981 Warren-Trumbull County Public Library

Son Frank Edward Weyant (1914-1981)  was born on Sept. 17, 1914 in Accident, Garrett County, MD. He grew up in Confluence, PA and McKeesport, PA. In 1940, when required to register for the military draft in the time period leading up to World War II, he disclosed that he was employed by the Salvation Army in McKeesport. He joined the U.S. Army on March 31, 1941 in Altoona, PA and trained at Camp Shelby, MS and Camp Sutton, NC. When he was 28 years of age, on May 15, 1943, he wed 17-year-old Dorothy Louise Rice (Jan. 27, 1926-2016), a North Carolina native and the daughter of Samuel M. and Annie (Davis) Rice. The wedding was conducted by Rev. Frank K. Efird in St. Luke's Lutheran Church of Monroe, NC. As a girl, Dorothy had picked cotton and performed other chores on the family's farm in Matthews, NC. After high school, she graduated from Charlotte Business College after studying to become a secretary. With Frank stationed at Fort Lewis, WA during the war, Dorothy joined him and was employed in airplane manufacturing with Boeing Corporation. They first lived in Charlotte after the war and then moved to Lordstown near Warren, OH in 1947. The pair established a home at 2691 Ridge Avenue Southeast. Five children in their family were John Russell Weyant, Glen Edward Weyant, Mary Dunkle Casson, Roy N. Weyant and Donna Sims. Frank earned a living as a civilian employee of the Lordstown Military Reservation for two decades, and drove a bus for the Warren City Schools and Fairhaven School. For 32 years, even while raising her offspring, Dorothy was a legal secretary for the Warren law firm of Thomas & Kurtz. They are known to have been active in the Lordstown Lutheran Church, with Frank serving on the congregation's council. He also belonged to the Disabled American Veterans. Their final address together was at 2645 Lyntz Road. Sadly, Frank died on Jan. 6, 1981 as a patient in Trumbull Memorial Hospital. An obituary in the Warren Tribune Chronicle said he had been ill for a week. Dorothy outlived her husband and married again to Arthur E. Parks (1914-2010). He brought four stepchildren into the second union -- Jerry Parks, Patsy Downing, Marlene Limber and Sandra Kohut. Dorothy was rendered a widow for the second time when Arthur died on Dec. 3, 2010. During the winter of 2011, Dorothy relocated to Bullhead City, AZ, where two of her adult children were living. She died in Bullhead City at the age of 90 on Aug. 5, 2016. The remains were transported back to Ohio, where she and Frank sleep at each other's side in Lordstown Cemetery.

• Grandson John Russell Weyant (1944- ? ) was born on March 21, 1944 in Monroe, NC. He grew up in Warren, OH and worked as an assembler in the area as a young man. At the age of 21, on July 16, 1965, he exchanged marital vows with 23-year-old secretary Joyce Marie Szepietowski (1942- ? ), daughter of Stanley J. and Marie L. (Kalman) Szepietowski. Rev. Joseph Ezaja officiated. Their residence in 1981 was in Cortland, OH. John was deceased by 2016.

• Grandson Glen Edward Weyant (1947- ? ) was born in about 1947. His youth was spent in Warren, OH. Glen made his residence in Niles, OH in 1981 and in Broadway, NC in 2016.

• Granddaughter Mary Weyant ( ? - ? ) has been twice-wed. Her first spouse was (?) Dunkle. As of 1981, Mary made her dwelling-place in Riviera, AZ. In time she again entered into marriage with (?) Casson. Circa 2016, she was in Bullhead City, AZ. 

• Grandson Roy Weyant ( ? - ? ) settled in Arizona, with homes in Riviera, AZ in 1981 and later in Bullhead City, AZ.

• Granddaughter Donna Weyant ( ? - ? ) married (?) Sims. Circa 1981, the Sims lived in Warren. Her home in 2016 was in Marietta, GA.

Daughter Clara "Evanell" Weyant (1919-2016) was born on Nov. 21, 1919 in Confluence, Somerset County. She may initially have been given the name "Lena" as shown in the 1920 census, but "Clara Evanell" stuck.  She moved to East McKeesport near Pittsburgh as a baby and attended school there and in Confluence and Accident, MD. She stayed in high school through the 10th grade. She married Clayton Lytle (July 20, 1916- ? ), also of Confluence. He stood 5 feet, 10 inches tall and weighed 155 lbs. A trio of known offspring in the brood were Kenneth Donald Lytle, Pearlene Marie Dillon DuMaire and Timothy Allen Lytle. They first made a home in Confluence, Somerset County. In 1940, Clayton generated income as a road project laborer for the Works Progress Administration and as an employee of Holmes Construction Company. The WPA was one of the ways President Franklin Delano Roosevelt and the federal government tried to overcome unemployment during the Great Depression. It is widely considered one of the Roosevelt's largest and most ambitious undertakings of his "New Deal" to get the nation back on sound economic footing. Over the years, the WPA hired millions of out-of-work individuals to build public works projects, such as roads, bridges, retaining walls and buildings. Then in about 1942 they migrated for a short time to Warren, OH and thence in 1943 to Martinsburg, WV and in 1944 back to Warren. The federal census enumeration of 1950 shows the Lytles in Warren, with him employed in maintenance for a housing project and her as a waitress for a curb service restaurant. Evanell's widowed mother dwelled in the household at that time. Evanell later worked for 27 years at Trumbull Metropolitan Housing Authority and held a membership in the Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church. Said an obituary, she "enjoyed crocheting, working jigsaw puzzles, reading and traveling." At the age of 97, she passed away on Dec. 19, 2016. The headcount of her survivors included six grandchildren, 28 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Rev. Norman Schinklel led the funeral rites, followed by interment in Pine Knoll Cemetery in Warren.

• Grandson Kenneth Donald Lytle (1936-2002) was born on Oct. 15, 1936 in Confluence. He relocated with his family to Warren, Trumbull County, OH. As a young man, he worked for Pennsylvania Rubber and Supply Company. Kenneth first was joined in wedlock on April 27, 1957 with 19-year-old Mary Margaret Lambing (1957- ? ), a resident of Warren and the daughter of Joseph and Mary A. (Miller) Lambing. Rev. Robert H. Taylor officiated. The bride was employed at the time of marriage by Packard Electric Company in Warren. They may have been the parents of Joseph H. Lytle. Later, Kenneth tied the knot with his second wife, Charlotte Cooper ( ? - ? ). They moved to Shelbyville, IN, where he was employed in the factory of KCL Corporation. Sadness cascaded over the family when, suffering from coronary heart disease and congestive heart failure, the 66-year-old Kenneth died in St. Francis Hospital in Beech Grove, IN on Nov. 27, 2002. The remains were laid to rest in Lewis Creek Baptist Cemetery in Shelbyville.

  Great-grandson Joseph H. Lytle ( ? - ? ) made his dwelling-place in Shelbyville, IN in 2002.

• Granddaughter Pearlene Marie Lytle (1938-2008) was born on Sept. 15, 1938 in Confluence, Somerset County, PA. Her early years were spent in Warren, and as a young woman she earned income as a clerk. At the age of 19, on Nov. 23, 1957, she was united in matrimony with 22-year-old Thomas Patrick Dillon (1957-2003), a resident of Sharon, PA and the son of Thomas J. and Opal (Ramsey) Dillon. Rev. Burton E. Kettinger officiated. At the time of marriage, the groom worked for Westinghouse. Children born into this family were Cindy June Long Winans Cramer, Kelly Marie Scott and perhaps others. The union ended in divorce by 1965, and she went to reside at 1762 North East Niles-Courtland Road in Warren. Then at the age of 26, on June 11, 1965, she traveled to Winchester, VA to marry 31-year-old electrician Arnold "James" du Maire (1933-1994). He was the adopted son of Hans O. and Bertha (Wachter) du Maire. The nuptials were overseen by Rev. G.R. Womeldorf of the Presbyterian Church. She also was the mother of Ginger Hutchens, Terri Boeker and Wendy Clark. James brought four stepsons into the combined family -- Patrick du Maire, B.J. du Maire, John du Maire and Joe du Maire. Pearlene and James were together for 29 years until his death in 1994. Pearlene supported herself for nine years through her work for LEEDA North Home Care Service. She also belonged to the AMVETS of Vienna and the Free Methodist Church. Her home during that time was in Vienna. The angel of death spirited Pearlene away at the age of 69 on April 10, 2008. Pastor Nick DeJacimo presided over the funeral. Burial was in Dugan Cemetery in Fowler, OH. Inscribed on the face of her grave marker is the phrase "I believe in angels."

  Great-granddaughter Cindy June Dillon (1958-2024) was born on Aug. 28, 1958 in Warren. She attended Mathews High School. Cindy was the mother of Kari (King) Jewell. She went on to be thrice-wed. Her first husband, in Dec. 1983, was Gilbert V. "Pepper" Long (Oct. 23, 1950-1984) of Vernal, UT, and the son of Gilbert G. and Ida Mae Long. They bore a son together, Pepper Long and possibly also a daughter, Rebecca Fetters. Their union only lasted a year until his untimely passing from a blood clot on Christmas Day 1984 in Vernal. The remains were returned to Ohio for burial in Howland Township Cemetery. Her second spouse was Rodney Carl Winans (July 28, 1960-1991), son of Robert J. and Erlene (Starring) Winans and originally from Ritzville, WA. He had migrated from Spokane to Warren in about 1986 and remained for the balance of his years. The two children in this family were Andrew Winans, Shawn Winans. Rodney was trained as a carpenter and worked for two-and-a-half years for One Day Garages Inc. in Hubbard. Tragically, he was badly hurt in an automobile accident on Aug. 23, 1991, suffering head injuries. The Urbana Daily Citizen reported that he "fell asleep while driving, struck a road sign and an embankment" on Route 55 in Urbana. Death carred him away six days later at age 31 on Aug. 29, 1991. The remains were placed into repose in Crown Hill Burial Park. Her final marriage was with Ronald D. Cramer (Dec. 8, 1952-2021), the adopted son of Robert and Jean Cramer. One other offspring in the mixed family was Danielle Bradford. Cindy and Ronald enjoyed long bike rides. Ronald died at the age of 68, at St. Joseph Warren Hospital, on May 14, 2021. His obituary appeared in the Warren Tribune-Chronicle. Said a newspaper, "She enjoyed gardening and canning. She was born with a green thumb and loved tending to her flower garden. She also enjoyed crocheting and cross stitching. She was an avid sports fan. She loved watching the Cleveland Indians, the Cleveland Browns and NASCAR races." Her final home was in Cortland, OH. After being stricken with an illness, she died at the age of 66 on Sept. 22, 2024. She was pictured in her newspaper obituary. The headcount of her survivors included a baker's dozen grandchildren and one great-granddaughter. Burial was in Howland Township Cemetery.

  Great-granddaughter Kelly Marie (1963-2021) was born on Nov. 1, 1963 in Sharon, Mercer County, PA. She was a 1982 valedictorian graduate of Mathews High School. Kelly tied the marital cord with (?) Testa and (?) Scott. Her trio of children were Megan Moss, Kyle Testa and Nicholas Testa.  Said an obituary, "She enjoyed fishing, traveling to Florida, listening to music and spending time with her children and grandchildren, who were her pride and joy." Sadly, at the age of 57, she passed away in Warren on Feb. 16, 2021. Her remains were cremated.

  Great-granddaughter Ginger wed John Hutchens and lived at Lakeland, FL in 2024.

  Great-granddaughter Terri Boeker moved to Texas.

  Great-granddaughter Wendy Clark resided in Brookfield, OH in 2024.

• Grandson Timothy Allen Lytle (1957-2024) was born on Aug. 6, 1957 in Warren. He was a 1975 graduate of Western Reserve High School. for many years, he made a living as a laborer and truck driver for Nick Strimbu Trucking in Brookfield, OH. Timothy was twice-married. On June 15, 1991, at the age of 33, he entered into wedlock with 18-year-old Mary J. Smith (1972- ? ), daughter of Benjamin F. and Nancy L. (Goodman) Smith. Presiding at their exchange of vows was Rev Norman H. Schinkel. Their marriage was short-lived and dissolved in divorce in Trumbull County the following year on Nov. 16, 1992. Then at age 38, on May 4, 1996, he tied the knot with 35-year-old Bettylee Maria (Brenizer) Mayfield (1960- ? ), daughter of Jesse John and Bettylee Marie (Myers) Brenizer. Rev. K. Kelly of Warren officiated. The second marriage does not appear to have lasted, and the couple did not reproduce. Said an obituary in Mahoning Matters, Timothy "attended Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church in Warren. He enjoyed reading and fishing in his spare time." His final dwelling-place was in Fowler, OH. Sadly, with his health plummeting, Timothy was admitted to Hospice House in Poland, OH, where he died at the age of 66 on April 8, 2024. His remains were cremated and placed into eternal repose in Dugan Cemetery in Fowler, OH.

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