ShareSaveCommentBusinessHollywood & EntertainmentJohn Bonham’s Son On Tour Playing Led Zeppelin’s ‘Physical Graffiti’ AlbumByTim Lammers Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights I cover Hollywood and entertainment.Follow AuthorMay 05 NORTH CAROLINA - AUGUST 30: Drummer Jason Bonham of Jason Bonham's Led Zeppelin Evening .. More performs at PNC Music Pavilion on August 30 the son of late Led Zeppelin drummer John Bonham is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the band’s Physical Graffiti album with a tour guitarist Jimmy Page and bassist John Paul Jones — formed in 1968 and recorded such hard rock classics as “Whole Lotta Love,” “Black Dog,” “Rock and Roll,” “The Immigrant Song” and “Stairway to Heaven.” Led Zeppelin disbanded in 1980 following the tragic death of John Bonham at age 32 Jason Bonham went on to follow in his father’s footsteps and has played drums as a session musician and recorded and toured over the years with such bands as Foreigner and Sammy Hagar and the Circle he played drums for a pair of Led Zeppelin reunion gigs with Plant to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Led Zeppelin’s classic album Physical Graffiti the drummer is hitting the road again with Jason Bonham’s Led Zeppelin Evening JBLZE kicked off its tour over the weekend in Wallingford, Conn., and is scheduled for 19 more dates across the U.S., wrapping up May 31 at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles. The complete tour schedule is listed on Bonham’s website 1977: Rock band "Led Zeppelin" poses for a portrait in a field in 1977 (Photo by Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images) Jason Bonham said he’ll continue playing JBLZE shows as long as he and the audience like what the band is doing “I do it for passion and the love of the music and the people that come to see it,” Bonham told ABC Audio He also told the outlet that Physical Graffiti is his favorite Led Zepplin album because “Kashmir” is a song where Led Zeppelin "went to another level," Bonham told ABC Audio John Bonham’s Led Zeppelin Evening’s next tour stop is Tuesday at the Landmark Theatre in Syracuse 2025 was a day unlike any other in the history of a settlement first known as the Village of Bois d'Arc And that is quite a statement considering that the village now known as Bonham was established in 1837 and is one of the oldest towns in Texas During the annual Bonham Heritage Day Festival residents paid homage to the original inhabitants of this region -- the Caddo Nation -- and to the intrepid French trappers who ventured up from New Orleans in the 1700s in search of pelts The trappers found Native Americans harvesting the yellow wood of a unique tree that was abundant along what the trappers would come to call Bois d'Arc Bayou The yellow wood could be fashioned into powerful hunting bows causing the Frenchmen to coin the phrase "bois d'arc" -- roughly translated as "wood of the arc." On a picture-perfect Saturday morning with clear the Bonham Heritage Day Festival crowd filled downtown Another crowd that included representatives of the Caddo Nation and Eric M Consul Honoraire de France � Dallas and his lovely wife gathered in the large courtroom of the 1888 Fannin County Courthouse for the inaugural Vive le Bois d'Arc ceremony It is noteworthy that this courthouse foundation is still supported by 30-foot bois d'arc pilings driven into the ground 138 years ago City of Bonham Municipal Judge Michael Evans gave the invocation which was then translated into French by Lorie Clark Fannin County Court at-Law Judge Charles Butler welcomed the visitors to this auspicious occasion and invited David Keene to present writing pens he had fashioned from local bois d'arc wood to members of the Caddo Nation and the French Consul "Bonham's history is intertwined with this impressive tree's cultural significance," Judge Butler read from a letter sent by Texas Governor Greg Abbott Bonham Mayor Pro Tem John Burnett read a proclamation on behalf of the City of Bonham before the ceremony moved to the courthouse lawn for the planting of a special bois d'arc tree supplied by John Baecht a master craftsman at working with bois d'arc wood Bonham Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Sam Lumpkins took a moment to recognize the contribution of Dr the man who named this region the "Bois d'Arc Kingdom," and the author of Wood Eternal a definitive work on the subject of all things bois d'arc the first human excursions into this region thousands of years ago was by Native Americans harvesting bois d'arc for war clubs Tarpley believed that Bois d'Arc Creek was the epicenter of this ancient kingdom who is well known for the incredible bois d'arc bows he makes singled out the Caddo Nation for being the first people to recognize the unique properties of this unusual wood Baecht told of the many uses that Anglo settlers found for bois d'arc He said he was proud to bring a bois d'arc tree from his family farm to be the county's living symbol of its heritage -- the official Vive le Bois d'Arc tree  As the Vive le Bois d'Arc ceremony ended Bonham's honored guests from the Caddo Nation and Consul Honoraire de France � Dallas retired to Neighbors Place Winery for a special luncheon the Heritage Day Festival was in full swing Amazing entries of the Red River Valley Car & Truck Show lined Main Street the Red River Arts Fest was drawing a crowd to Creative Arts Center for art and performers were getting ready to take their turn on the main stage Local favorites Colby Rogers and Colton Gilbreath were first in line the Chad Cooke Band and headliner Josh Weathers.   the Fiddes Family and Roger Branch taking turns on the Garden Stage Artist demonstrations were given by Jessie Bryant Sandy Barber and Janet Vines at Creative Arts Center Fannin County employees were giving tours of the historic Fannin County Courthouse and Cody Davis of AR Consultants lead archeologist for the Bois d'Arc project, was giving a fascinating presentation regarding what was discovered in the lake's footprint The overwhelming success of events such as Heritage Day Red River Arts Fest and the recent Steaks on Main cook-off and free concert serve notice of the tantalizing potential of downtown Bonham The future of Fannin County is shaping up to be as fascinating as its colorful past Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here Led Zeppelin were famed for their abilities on their respective instruments while John Paul Jones was a low-end master but his time behind the mic was short-lived Sounding closer to a karaoke singer than a supreme vocalist Bonham also employed the age-old Dutch courage to get himself on singing duties The best illustrations of Bonham’s vocal prowess come from live Zeppelin performances the band’s take on ‘The Ocean’ which appears on The Song Remains the Same a track where Bonham gets lowered a mic and perfectly harmonises with Plant on the song’s breakdown Or you could look at the band’s 1975 performance of ‘Bron-Y-Aur Stomp’ at Earl’s Court where Bonham turns the song into a lively duet However, Bonham’s singing wasn’t always the most tuneful, especially after a few drinks. One night, while Jimmy Page was working on a riff during the Led Zeppelin III sessions Bonham came back from a rollicking romp out at the bars singing a song of his own invention rap stuff,” Page explained to Guitar World in 1993 “He would just get drunk and start singing things like what you hear in the beginning of ‘The Ocean.’ He originally had some lyrics about drinking pints of bitter you know: ‘Now I’m feeling better because I’m out on the tiles.’” turned to be a major inspiration point for the band Page began to play along to Bonham’s impromptu tune and It speaks highly of the band’s ability to jump on an idea and turn it into a foot-stomping jam Led Zeppelin may have been a group of master cfratsmaen but they good rock and roll as well as anybody on the planet Bonham landed his one and only songwriting credit for Led Zeppelin III ‘Out on the Tiles’ never really caught on in concert but Page did frequently use the riff as an intro to ‘Black Dog’ on stage Check out one of the few times Led Zeppelin played the song live down below Already a Honolulu Star-Advertiser subscriber? Log in now to continue reading Hawaii women’s basketball player Lily Wahinekapu women’s water polo player Jordan Wedderburn and football player Brayden Schager were recipients of the Jack Bonham Award at the 12th annual H Awards on Wednesday at SimpliFi Arena at Stan Sheriff Center The Bonham Award is the UH athletic department’s highest individual honor It recognizes seniors who exemplify athletic and academic excellence and community service Wahinekapu led the Rainbow Wahine in scoring each of her three seasons and led her team to two Big West regular-season titles and a conference tournament championship She was twice named to the All-Big West first team and in 2025 became just the third UH player to be named Big West Player of the Year Wahinekapu also was twice named to the College Sports Communicators Academic All-District Team Wedderburn has scored 65 goals this season entering the NCAA Championship She has helped UH claim three Big West regular-season titles and back-to-back Big West Championship crowns Wedderburn holds a 3.78 grade-point average while majoring in kinesiology and entered her senior year as a two-time Academic All-Big West and ACWPC All-Academic honoree Schager was a three-year starter for the Rainbow Warriors and started a school-record 33 consecutive games He ranks fourth in school history in passing yards (9,096) and total offense (9,415) Schager is a three-time Academic All-Mountain West honoree and was one of 11 FBS players selected to the 2024 AFCA Good Works Team which honored student-athletes for their commitment to community service and their “good works” off the field Silberstein won’t return to SandBows Hawaii beach volleyball coach Evan Silberstein will not return acting athletic director Lois Manin announced Wednesday “We have decided to move in a different direction with our beach volleyball program,” Manin said in a UH news release “We appreciate everything Evan has given to this program as both an assistant and head coach and we wish him well.” Silberstein spent 11 years with the program Hawaii assistant Nick Castello will serve as interim coach until a new coach is hired Top amateur boxers and teams from throughout the state will square off Saturday during Palolo Boxing Club’s Rumble in the Valley IX at the Kaimuki High School gymnasium General admission is $25 and ringside table seating is $40 Free parking will be available on the makai side of the gym contact Joel Kim at paloloboxingclub@gmail.com Jason Bonham’s Led Zeppelin Evening is celebrating the 50th anniversary of Led Zeppelin’s classic album Physical Graffiti with a new tour launched his JBLZE tours in 2010 and tells ABC Audio there’s a good reason why he keeps doing them “It would have stopped many years ago if we didn’t feel that people liked it and if I didn’t enjoy it,” Jason says “It just says something about the music … that’s the main thing.” For this tour, Jason and the band will play Physical Graffiti in its entirety Since this is the first time they’ve performed a complete album Jason says it helps keep things fresh He adds that Physical Graffiti is his “favorite album” from Zeppelin and one of the main reasons is because “it’s got ‘Kashmir’ on it.” He suggests the song is where the band “went to another level.” “Now no band can put any kind of Eastern promise in any riff or anything without people going ‘Oh it sounds like Zeppelin,'” he adds And although Jason has had plenty of other projects he’s worked on there’s a simple reason why he keeps coming back to play Led Zeppelin “I do it for passion and the love of the music and the people that come to see it,” he says Jason Bonham’s Led Zeppelin Evening Celebrating 50 Years of Physical Graffiti kicks off Saturday in Wallingford, Connecticut, and wraps May 21 in Los Angeles. A complete list of dates can be found at jasonbonham.net Advertise Here! “Alexa, Play X101 Always Classic” Cookie ConsentWe use cookies to improve your experience on our site Essential cookies enable basic functions and are necessary for the proper function of the website Statistics cookies collect information anonymously This information helps us understand how visitors use our website Marketing cookies are used to follow visitors to websites The intention is to show ads that are relevant and engaging to the individual user You can find more information about our Cookie Policy and Privacy Policy "(Required)" indicates required fields Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" On Tuesday, Daze Between New Orleans continued a growing festival tradition between the magic and the madness of New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival weekends with the first day of its fourth-annual event Things look a little different at Daze Between New Orleans this year. Last year’s third-annual edition of the festival doubled as a sendoff for Faubourg Brewing Company in New Orleans East, which closed down soon after Gov’t Mule closed out last year’s Daze Between Daze Between New Orleans settled into its new home at the Mahalia Jackson Theater in Louis Armstrong Park guest-filled performances inside the opulent venue by lespecial (with Skerik and surprise guest Mike Dillon) and Umphrey’s McGee (one original set with Jeff Coffin and Jennifer Hartswick plus a Led Zeppelin tribute set with John Bonham’s son guests and passersby drifted through the free public Daze Between Block Party to sample craft vendors and live local brass bands by the park’s scenic fountain underscoring the communal spirit of good music and good food central to New Orleans culture lespecial also called up the band’s “Jazz Dad,” Mike Dillon plus moe.’s Jim Loughlin for some dueling vibraphone action The expanded lineup dipped into Skerik and Dillon’s shared catalog with “Punk Rock Guilt” and “Gorelick” from Critters Buggin’ and The Dead Kenny Gs as well as their joint resume working with Les Claypool on the Fearless Flying Frog Brigade‘s “Up on the Roof” Who knew saxophone and vibraphone could hit so hard with skull-rattling metal syncopation Anyone who has seen Skerik and Mike D before Related: Mike Dillon & lespecial Started A Punk-Rock Band? Fackn’ A! [Interview] “It’s been an honor learning to play this music with these legends and learning to defeat Kenny G together,” bassist Luke Bemand beamed toward the end of the set Don’t miss lespecial’s late-night show with Mike Dillon and more at Toulosue Theatre on Thursday Giving the stylistic wheel a Price is Right-level spin came up next to deliver a set of ’90s-style jam band fireworks The band stretched out in its lengthy two-hour settling in with classics “Stranger Than Fiction” After giving the flying pig a stellar airing brought out Dumpstaphunk trumpeter Ashlin Parker and trombonist Alex Wasily for the remainder of the set While the horn trio was an obvious fit for covers like Little Feat‘s “Spanish Moon” and The Band‘s “Ophelia” the Dumpstaphunk horns proved their versatility as they helped push Blue Öyster Cult‘s “Godzilla” to a beautifully dark and chaotic place happy hour set with “Happy Hour Hero”—a perfect closer for the daytime set a few blocks from the debauchery of Bourbon Street Umphrey’s McGee split its headlining performance into two sets and Andy Farag diving straight in with instrumental “1348” Umphrey’s delivered a crunch that’s often notably absent from the Jazz Fest season Something that has helped Daze Between grow into an annual tradition is the festival’s commitment to delivering some flavors not easily found on Jazz Fest’s massive menu After locking into some techtonic jams that shifted beneath Myers and Farag’s drum syncopation Umphrey’s brought out Hartswick and Coffin The band has performed with these guests for decades but this was the first time with the power duo Umphrey’s McGee summoned the stadium-rock prowess of Led Zeppelin with help from Jason Bonham and his Robert Plant sing-alike ringer James Dylan the band fired through “Immigrant Song” and “What Is and What Should Never Be” to start the set Through these faithful recreations of classic rock anthems Umphrey’s McGee found plenty of ways to inject its own identity particularly on the already very Umphrey’s-sounding “The Song Remains the Same” the jam on “Fool in the Rain” (“Umphrey’s McGee has played this song 50 times,” Bayliss noted and the avant breakdown of “Whole Lotta Love” where the band blazed blood red murder lights and brooded in the chaotic space A hard-hitting “Kashmir” may have been the highlight of the show for this writer not long before the set wound down with “No Quarter” and finally “The Ocean” gave it a run for its money Bayliss explained that they wanted to keep playing Zeppelin but Bonham had requested to play a song by Umphrey’s McGee before barreling into a climactic “Conduit” to close Daze Between New Orleans 2025 day one After the festivities at the Mahalia Jackson Theater linked back up at Toulouse Theatre for an official Daze Between New Orleans late-night show billed as Daze by Nite Check out a clip from the intimate late-night session below A post shared by Live For Live Music (@liveforlivemusic) Check out some photos of day one below by Jay Strausser and Dave Vann Copyright © 2025 L4LM | Website by Computer Courage May 2, 2025 | LIFESTYLE + ENTERTAINMENT The City of Bonham is celebrating bois d’arc trees as part of the Bonham Heritage Day Festival at 10 a.m The Bonham and Fannin County connection with bois d’arc wood begins in the 1700s when the French explorers came across the Caddo Indians in Northeast Texas The French soon realized that the local Natives had a flourishing business trading what the Caddo called “wood of the arc” or “bow wood” with other tribes from a wide area The French translation of this impenetrable The Caddo were instrumental in teaching the French how to use wood from the bois d’arc tree This gave way to settlements and stability in an otherwise unforgiving land The phrase bois d’arc was passed down to European settlers who named their territory the Village of Bois d’Arc located on Bois d’Arc Creek would be our city’s name until it was renamed Bonham in 1840 after the fallen Alamo war soldier James Butler Bonham More than 180 years later, the name bois d’arc was requested to honor important local history and recognize the bois d’arc tree as a distinctive symbol with special significance for the region. The citizens and officials of Bonham and Fannin County fought to change the name of Texas’ newest reservoir, located in Fannin County, from The North Texas Municipal Lake to the Bois d’Arc Lake Department of the Interior officially recognized the name Bois d’Arc Lake on February 21 and it is open to the public for boating and fishing Representatives of the Caddo Nation and the French Consulate will be in attendance and presented special pens made of bois d’arc by David Keene The hardy tree is also known as Osage orange Keene has presented local and state officials with the pens for many years From swearing in ceremonies to official state visits the pens are synonymous with public duty and pride representing Bonham’s past Commemorative bois d’arc pens are available for purchase the day of the event at the Creative Arts Center The public and guests are invited to the planting of a special bois d’arc tree on the grounds of the historic Fannin County Courthouse at 11:00 a.m. hosted by the Bonham Area Chamber of Commerce. The tree was picked out and donated by Texoma’s bois d’arc tree expert, John Baecht. Baecht is the social media creator and administrator of the Facebook page Bois DArc Kingdom He will have a bois d’arc woodworking station set up on the grounds of the courthouse and do demonstrations the remainder of the day Also on May 3 is the Red River Arts Festival at the Creative Arts Center Local artists are selling their works and making demonstrations “There were times when I blundered and got the dreaded look from the lads It showed I’d attempted something I’d not tried before.” – John Bonham I recently saw the documentary Becoming Led Zeppelin and was once again stunned by the individual genius of each group member Jimmy Page created the band and drove the vision it would’ve likely just been another loud 70s band with some pretty cool guitar riffs Led Zeppelin was a once-in-a-generation miracle of talent and alchemy For all of his thunderous drumming and (later on) wild partying He became as much of a family man as he could be: his school headmaster once noted that Bonham would either “become a dustman or a millionaire.” Bonham himself admitted “Drumming was the only thing I was ever good at.” Bonzo’s love of drums began at age 5 when he built his kit from coffee cans and various containers to imitate his heroes Gene Krupa and Buddy Rich he played in local bands (where he met Robert Plant) After kicking around the Midlands together Bonham and Plant joined Led Zeppelin in 1968 The connection between John Paul Jones and Bonham was instant Jones described him as “loud from the bottom up,” adding nuance and variety to anything he played Jones sweetly notes that he “fell in love” with Bonham’s right foot; he instinctively left space on his end to highlight a certain kick or fill from his rhythm partner but it’s acknowledged that he took drumming to an entirely new level of musicianship Or Jimmy Page for that matter: “He would have a natural balance to everything he was playing And then he’d give a bass-drum accent that you’d feel it go into your stomach.” Case in point: ahead of Zeppelin’s controversial appearance at the 1969 Newport Jazz Festival several members of James Brown’s band stood open-mouthed at the side of the stage as he wailed away during sound check As Physical Graffiti celebrates its 50th anniversary Listening to “In My Time of Dying” the other night I heard something different in Bonham’s drum work: this isn’t just some showy time-keeping it’s as rhythmically complex and stirring as anything composed by Stravinsky Jones noted that Bonham always struggled with the stress of touring and he hated flying The punishing schedule the band was on (e.g six American tours in fifteen months) didn’t fit his nature so it’s no surprise he turned to booze to cope Page has tried to explain to persistent reporters and talk show hosts that the complex improvisational ability the group had developed together – especially Bonham’s talent for mixing things up on the fly – could never be replicated with another drummer Zeppelin – quite literally – had lost their right arm…and right foot Since Becoming Led Zeppelin hit theaters (it will stream on Netflix this summer) “Whole Lotta Love” rejoined the Top 10 on Billboard’s Hard Rock Digital Songs chart As each member of his former band has gone on to explore and develop new things you can’t help but wonder what this powerhouse musician would’ve achieved in his later years Cindy Grogan is a longtime freelance writer having worked in a ton of different industries Her background in radio is a natural fit for her love of music – anything from the Beatles to Hank Williams A rabid consumer of pop culture and politics Cindy finds the smartass tendencies that once got her grounded now serve her well in Facebook arguments Δdocument.getElementById("ak_js_1").setAttribute("value",(new Date()).getTime()) You showed me some things I’d totally missed and can now enjoy knowing I saw “Becoming…” with my oldest friend who was also at that Texas concert near the end of the film And weren’t you lucky to have seen them live My brother-in-law reminds me (a lot) that he was at MSG when they filmed “Song Remains the Same.” He’s a really nice guy Black Sabbath’s Bill Ward and Led Zeppelin”s John Bonham rose through the ranks together Both men combined hard-hitting power with dexterity incorporating everything from James Brown-inspired funk beats to jazz swing into their playing inspiring countless drummers and bands who followed the pair were born within a month of each other less than 20 miles apart – Ward on May 5 and Bonham on May 31 the same year in Redditch But was there a rivalry between these two pioneering drummers Ward shed some light on their relationship “When I was in The Rest I used to go and watch John play whichever band he was in,” said Ward “We’d crossed paths all the time I remember seeing him when he was in with The Crawling King Snakes and he was just whacking the shit out of his kit I’d just sit there and watch him.’” Recalling his early days on the West Midlands club circuit with Ward Tony Iommi remembered Bonham attending gigs by their pre-Sabbath band Mythology as well as the formative incarnation of Black Sabbath and he’d want to get up and jam,” Iommi told Classic Rock in 2016 ‘OK then.’ So he got up and played Bill’s drums and just wrecked them so after that anytime John came along and said ‘No’ and not let him play.” Sign up below to get the latest from Classic Rock both Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath had established themselves as transatlantic stars but the bonds from the old days on the Birmingham scene remained Bonham even acted as best man at Iommi’s wedding in 1973 while the two drummers spent time at each other’s houses the worlds of Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin came together when Bonham turned up at London’s Morgan Studios where Sabbath were recording their fifth album He’d brought Zeppelin bandmates Robert Plant and John Paul Jones with him What followed was a jam session between two of the greatest bands in history “They came in and John’s going cos he loved that song,” Iommi told Classic Rock “So he sat behind the kit and we started to play it but we just carried on and went into a jam Our session went totally out of the window.” Ward backed up Iommi’s memories.:“He really loved Supernaut We were in the studio one day and he came by He said: ‘I’ll do it on one.’” Despite any potential rivalry between the two drummers, Ward remained hugely respectful of his friend. “He was, without question, the best drummer in the world,” Ward told Classic Rock continues long after John passed away.” exclusive interviews and behind-the-scenes features as well as unrivalled access to the biggest names in rock music; from Led Zeppelin to Deep Purple Our expert writers bring you the very best on established and emerging bands plus everything you need to know about the mightiest new music releases “It was like a renewal or a reawakening”: Dave Grohl was struggling after Kurt Cobain’s death Then he wrote This Is A Call and everything changed "The universe is not fair like that." Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson tells new bands they'll get nowhere without self-belief “I’m super-proud of everything Rush accomplished I’m excited to be one of the folks in Envy Of None”: Alex Lifeson loves working alone in his home studio – and he’s even brought the guitar solos back There are no statistics available for this player Thanks for visiting City of Bonham and Fannin County officials will welcome representatives of the Caddo Nation and the French Consulate in the courtroom on the 2nd floor of the Fannin County Courthouse Members of this distinguished group will then be presented with special Bois d�Arc pens made by Fannin County resident David has been presenting local and state officials with these pens for over a decade these pens have become synonymous with public duty and pride representing our past Please note that �commemorative� bois d�arc pens will be available for purchase the day of the event at the Creative Arts Center in Bonham The public and guests are then invited to the planting of a �special� bois d'arc tree on the grounds of Fannin County Courthouse and will be hosted by the Bonham Area Chamber of Commerce The tree was picked out and donated by Texoma�s very own and well-known bois d'arc tree expert John is the social media creator and administrator of a Facebook page aptly named yielding 18,000 plus followers and growing daily John will have a bois d�arc woodworking station set up on the grounds of the courthouse and will be doing demonstrations the remainder of the day for Heritage Day The Bonham / Fannin County connection with bois d�arc wood begins in the 1700s when the French explorers came across the Caddo Indians in Northeast Texas The French soon realized that the local Indians had a flourishing business trading what the Caddo called �wood of the arc� or �bow wood� with other tribes from a wide area The Caddo were instrumental in teaching the French how to use wood from the bois d�arc tree The phrase 'bois d'arc' was passed down to our settlers who named their territory the Village of Bois d�Arc located on Bois d�Arc Creek This would be our city�s name until it was renamed Bonham in 1840 after the fallen Alamo battle hero James Butler Bonham the name bois d�arc was requested to honor important local history and recognize the bois d�arc tree as a distinctive symbol with special significance for the region The citizens and officials of Bonham and Fannin County fought to change the name of Texas� newest reservoir from The North Texas Municipal Lake to the Bois d�Arc Lake Department of the Interior officially recognized the name Bois d�Arc lake on February 21 Mark your calendars and join us on Saturday We look forward to our citizens and many visitors enjoying all that Bonham �Vive le Bois d�Arc - Long Live Bois d�Arc� Texas - A regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of Bonham ISD was held April 28 Chance Roberts called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m Pledges to the US and Texas flags were led by students from Bailey Inglish Elementary The students also recited the positive affirmations that they say daily that started with �I am kind� and ended with �I am a Warrior!� Sean Floyd said he was excited for soccer program and the fact that they had six students make all-district He also thanked BHS for a great memorial service for Mr track and soccer for their accomplishments He also wished all the students and teachers a good week of testing Carlous Gilstrap said he agreed with all that was said especially considering that they moved up to 4A LaTonia Arris agreed with the other comments and added that she enjoyed seeing photos of the I.W Evans Glow party and she was proud of the UIL computer science team which won for the fifth or sixth year in a row Arris also said that she saw a wonderful story about Coach Parker being recognized for being a great representation of Bonham Arris also praised the Special Olympics participants Roberts echoed all the other comments and praised FFA and drill team and stated that all academics and extra-curricular activities are doing well in the district Boles for his work as the interim superintendent for the last 4.5 months Boles was presented with a rocking chair to thank him for helping the district through a challenging time Bailey Inglish Teacher of the Month is Amanda McAdams McAdams was described as a blessing to all and one who is patient and goes out of her way to make learning fun Ron Moore is the Paraprofessional of the month He is the custodian at Bailey Inglish who has worked for the district for 14 years in all He was described as an all-around employee who is a great asset to the school Moore makes sure it is clean and interacts with students Finley Oates Student of the Month is Thea Alcox She is a third grader who was described as a good friend to all Her favorite subjects are math and reading Evans Student of the Month is Kimberly De La Rosa She is a sixth grader who has attended Bonham since kindergarten Teachers describe her as a shining example of kindness who has a good work ethic Rather Student of the Month is Thatcher Morrow who has attended Bonham since kindergarten He is well on his way to becoming an Eagle Scout Morrow was praised for his community involvement he wants to be an aerospace engineer and he plans to go to MIT BHS Seniors of the Month are Izzie Knowlton and JK Wilson Knowlton has attended BISD since since sixth grade She has been involved in numerous activities in high school including advanced culinary She praised the flexibility of staff at BHS She plans to attend Texas Women�s University in Denton and study to become a Nurse Practitioner When asked what being a Bonham Purple Warrior means to her Knowlton said �resilience in the face of adversity.� Her teachers described her as respectful with a good work ethic and great sense of humor and music Wilson praised BHS for the chances and resources it provides students and the encouragement to not give up He has been a multi-sport athlete who has plans to attend trade school to study welding Being a Warrior means to him being dedicated and determined and having respect for the community Teachers described Wilson as a student with a great attitude who is composed and always gives his best effort Charlsie Vaught spoke out about one of the agenda items She expressed disapproval of the Bluebonnet curriculum She noted that every single thing must be printed as there is no book and no electronic version provided She said that this curriculum will be more expensive than the $60 per student the state will pay if the district adopts the Bluebonnet curriculum Vaught described the curriculum as age-inappropriate and not effective She reported that there is religious content throughout that even religious people object to she does not believe the Bluebonnet curriculum is a good idea for the students of Bonham ISD which included approving meeting minutes and financial reports Boles reported that the enrollment at the end of March was 1986 students and ADA was 1764 which is above where the district budgeted for the year Attendance award goes to IW Evans again with 95.35% Boles noted that the school voucher bill has passed and will start 2026-2027 This will include funding of $10k per student going to private schools and $2k per students for those homeschooling Boles reports that another bill is being considered that could provide for increases to teacher pay and special education This bill is also looking at helping to fund efforts to get uncertified teachers to become certified Written administrative reports were included in the board packet All board members have completed all required annual training Board heard reports on BISD Construction Projects They first showed a video of ariel views of LH Rather The restroom and concession project at the high school had its final inspection from city this morning There are five items to correct and it will be ready to open LHR has come a long way since the last report to the board All roofing is complete except for one part Lance Hamlin to all Bonham ISD Accounts at CapTex Bank and First United Bank of Texas Board approved an Independent Auditor for the Financial Audit They renewed with the firm who completed the audit this year Board approved accepting a donation from Be a Friend of Youth Organization This donation is for $2800 for a volleyball net system and volleyballs for LH Rather Board approved action regarding a Formal Appeal of the District�s 2023 Medicaid Cost Report with the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) related to the School Health and Related Services (SHARS) program HHSC asking district to refund $71k and the district is appealing this and will be working with legal help on this appeal Board tabled the 2025-2026 Certification of Provision of Instructional Materials until their next meeting TEA says that the board must certify instruction materials meet the TEKS Staff recommended adding Bluebonnet curriculum to the list of curriculums that meet TEKS Roberts clarified that the vote would be as to whether Bluebonnet meets the TEKS not that Bluebonnet would be approved curriculum used in the district Board approved Amend Compensation Plan for Special Education Certification Stipend Boles noted that the district was having challenges in hiring special education teachers They surveyed stipends from other districts to formulate the recommendations presented to the board The board approved that the stipend for behavior classes stay at $5k and that the stipend for TRAILS classes be increased from $3500 to $5k a stipend of $2500 was added for Special education teachers across district who are fully certified and teaching special ed this stipend can be pro-rated for those teachers who only teach some special education classes Board approved granting the Superintendent Authority to Hire Professional Personnel from May 1 The next Regular Board Meeting will be May 19 at 6 pm There will be a special Board Meeting on May 12 at 6 pm to discuss the budget for the coming year as well as the tabled item from the current meeting Board went into Executive Session at 7:16 pm.Pursuant to Texas Government Code section � 551.074 discussion included personnel matters pertaining to evaluations and additions to the staff.Pursuant to Texas Government Code Section 551.076 the board had deliberations regarding security devices or security audits including hearing a report about the District Vulnerability Assessment Board returned to open session at 8:23 p.m Board approved personnel contracts as presented in Executive Session Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application the daughter of the late John Sherwood and Ivie Graham Holmes Betty graduated from Middle Tennessee State College in 1953 She later received a Master’s Degree in Education from Georgia State University She was a member of Covenant Presbyterian Church and was a member and moderator of the Presbyterian Women and Anna Bonham; and five great-grandchildren The family would like to thank the staff of Baldwin Park and the Hospice of the Shenandoah for the care and kindness shown to Betty A memorial service will be held at a later date at Covenant Presbyterian Church in Staunton Memorial contributions may be made to Covenant Presbyterian (PO Box 2948 This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors In a new interview Terrie Carr of WDHA-FM 105.5 FM the rock music station licensed to Dover and Morristown drummer Jason Bonham — son of the legendary LED ZEPPELIN drummer John Bonham — spoke about what it has been like to perform in front of full houses with his LED ZEPPELIN EVENING show across North America this fall He said (as transcribed by BLABBERMOUTH.NET): "I always find it's a pinch-yourself moment because I look at it as I started this purely as a therapeutic way to get the LED out of me 'Now what?' … Because I just spent six weeks with the [surviving LED ZEPPELIN] guys every day [in preparation for the London show] They would tell me things that I didn't know — now I'm a grown-up — they would tell me all these different things 'Are you gonna be okay when it stops?' I'm I've got this.' Because you've been given the keys to the kingdom and you sat in the throne of the greatest rock and roll band in the world I don't wanna tarnish that.' So it became more therapeutic after I got over the my stories and me — 'it's about me and my dad' — it's not because we all have stories of what he meant to us So that's the only reason — the love and the passion that we do it and still do it Because there's a lot of other things that I like to do." Jason Bonham spent nearly a decade touring as JASON BONHAM'S LED ZEPPELIN EXPERIENCE before changing the band's name to JASON BONHAM'S LED ZEPPELIN EVENING Bonham later explained that the switch was prompted by a request from the LED ZEPPELIN camp who wanted to use the "Experience" name for a project involving the archive of ZEP live recordings JASON BONHAM'S LED ZEPPELIN EXPERIENCE was formed in 2009 to pay tribute to Bonham's father "It was meant to be part of my way of expressing my love for music and expressing myself with a tip of the hat to my father," Jason told Mixdown in a 2017 interview "Soon after doing the 28 shows that we did with an orchestra It's not us and them; it's about love for LED ZEPPELIN You guys all knew him as Bonzo; I knew him as dad Jason launched JASON BONHAM'S LED ZEPPELIN EXPERIENCE two years after taking part in LED ZEPPELIN's aforementioned one-off performance at London's O2 Arena tribute concert for friend and Atlantic Records founder Ahmet Ertegun which saw Jason behind the drums in place of his late father He told the Chicago Tribune about JASON BONHAM'S LED ZEPPELIN EVENING: "We're not LED ZEPPELIN We give it 150 percent energy and time to make it as good as we can make it to give people that feeling and make people go back to their youth "I never wanted it to be we are just playing music It had to be personal with stories to tell people what Dad was like at home It's nice to know that so many people love hearing that music played in a live environment." The performance includes LED ZEPPELIN favorites as well as deep cuts JASON BONHAM'S LED ZEPPELIN EVENING has worked up a number of fresh inclusions on the setlist "Achilles Last Stand" and the arrangement of "Dazed And Confused" from "The Song Remains The Same" concert movie "The hardest thing is picking the songs," Bonham told the Chicago Tribune " "There's more deeper songs — 'In The Light' 'Four Sticks' — songs that never got played live and never made it to a ZEPPELIN show The list could go on for the more obscure ones that fans like to hear 'Stairway To Heaven' and 'What Is And What Should Never Be' This show is one of the most fun things to do because I get to play all this great music in front of people that really appreciate it." 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A rare drum artifact from late Led Zeppelin drummer John Bonham is attracting big attention at auction bidding is up to $21,000 on the rare rock music artifact Bonham guitarist Jimmy Page and bassist John Paul Jones formed Led Zeppelin in 1968 and the group disbanded in 1980 after the drummer’s untimely death at age 32 the drumhead featuring Bonham’s symbol of interlocking rings was used throughout Led Zeppelin’s iconic 1973 and 1975 North American tours “The drumhead earned rock immortality in The Song Remains the Same the band’s iconic concert film shot at Madison Square Garden in July 1973,” a Heritage press release noted “It last saw the stage during the group’s legendary five-night run at London’s Earls Court in May 1975 The John Bonham drumhead featuring his personal symbol is on the auction block the iconic John Bonham drumhead with his symbol resurfaced in 1987 when Edwin Shirley Shipping — a touring company for the biggest acts in rock music — was clearing its warehouse During a bonfire set to destroy abandoned gear at the warehouse Bonham’s drumhead was rescued from the flames “John Bonham is widely considered the greatest rock drummer of all time,” said Garry Shrum Heritage Auctions’ director of Music Memorabilia and Concert Posters said in a statement “And this is the most significant Bonham artifact ever to come to public auction It’s astonishing that it survived – and now it’s here.” playing a Ludwig Vistalite see-through acrylic perspex drum kit More performs live on stage during a concert by English rock band Led Zeppelin on the third of three nights at Madison Square Garden The concert movie 'The Song Remains the Same' was filmed over the three nights from 27th to 29th July at the venue Heritage noted in its press release about the Bonham bass drumhead that “with authentication this museum-worthy relic could set a new auction record for Bonham memorabilia.” The film is the first-ever documentary about Led Zeppelin authorized by the band and includes new interviews with Robert Plant Becoming Led Zeppelin opened in an IMAX-only engagement on Feb 7 and expanded to additional theaters on Feb Directed by Bernard MacMahon and Allison McGourty Becoming Led Zeppelin debuted on digital streaming via premium video on demand on April 4 The auction for Bonham’s bass drumhead ends on April 17 Thanks for visiting Bonham, Texas -- A gorgeous spring day, Tuesday, April 22 set the perfect stage for a special occasion at Bonham Public Library this popular public library will be celebrating 125 years of service in 2026 Its goal to unite the community can be seen not only in books to read but in deeply enriching (free!) events for all had Bonham Public Library facilitating the delivery of free black gum sapling trees to kids from all over Fannin County our small corner of Texas is participating in a nationwide effort with a broader goal of giving 100,000 tree saplings to kids this year Youth Librarian Chris Clark had hoped at least 100 kids would sign up to receive the free gift in celebration of Earth Day a surprising 483 children signed up for the program parents and teachers jumped to register for the meaningful giveaway the free trees will grow alongside the children who plant them Serving as a symbolic reminder and a physical actualization of the enrichment the library serves to provide Bonham's library is up to the task and fueled by its passionate employees Among them is the newly appointed Library Director McGraw is a highly motivated and educated individual with niche skills in development that should serve her well as the visionary.  With no shortage of ideas for the library's future McGraw invites Fannin residents to �come on out!� and see for yourselves all that the library has to offer �We are not a quiet library,� McGraw added attesting to their uniquely vibrant and flourishing atmosphere Though many events cater to youth and families offering an impressive 27,000 items ready for you to explore �Everything inside this library has been given to us by donors,� Stacey stated both a proud testament to the generosity of our community Bonham Public Library is certainly more than your average run-of-the-mill library It hosts a diverse variety of public amenities McGraw highlights that summer reading programs will be starting soon and parents can come register their children in-person starting May 19 Much like Free Trees for Kids demonstrates, Bonham Public Library is all about it's people - and how much it can bloom all depends on whether we decide to show up and receive all this library has to offer Fannin county residents can check out the library's ever-expanding events and material in person or online at cityofbonham.org Jason Bonham is also an accomplished drummer Dick Barnatt/Redferns ; Ralph Notaro/Getty Bonham ISD is facing a civil rights complaint after Black and Latino students and former employees claimed the district failed to address continued racial harassment and abuse from other students included two students and alleged the district intentionally discriminates against Black students and students with disabilities by “perpetuating a racially hostile environment and a hostile educational environment on the basis of disability.” five more students have come forward with their own experiences and claim harassment would often occur in front of teachers and other staff without intervention and he will have this memory the rest of his life," Johnny Gorden a parent of one of the students included in the complaint "These were his learning years and look what he was taught Bonham ISD did not respond to a request for comment Wednesday One complaint claims a student with a disability was “harshly punished” by the district for conduct related to his disability and was denied necessary accommodations Another student said they’ve been repeatedly called racial slurs The complaint claims when their parents addressed the school’s principal the principal said they would take the issue seriously the next school year But the student says they continued to be the subject of racist comments A former custodian at Bonham High School alleged a student hung a noose in the school gym and students called him and other custodians racial slurs The complaint also says white students do not face punishments for conduct similar to their Black and Latino peers The complaint is asking for an investigation by the Department of Justice Got a tip? Email Penelope Rivera at privera@kera.org KERA News is made possible through the generosity of our members. If you find this reporting valuable, consider making a tax-deductible gift today Things you buy through our links may earn Vox Media a commission Robert Plant never thought a documentary about Led Zeppelin would be possible. Not, say, for reasons of vanity or hesitancy to discuss the past, as he indulged this very outlet two years ago barely offered himself up for interviews when he was alive a practice that was often mirrored by the rest of the group until they broke up in 1980 How could you tell the full story of Zeppelin without Bonzo’s insights There’s just not enough,’” director Bernard MacMahon recalls you’re going to leave disappointed.) But MacMahon and his producing partner knew that the documentary’s release hinged on the discovery of previously unheard Bonham material And it was going to be a mad quest to find it “We were searching and searching and searching,” MacMahon says “It was imperative to have his voice.” The duo got a decent start by fielding a tape from a British music journalist of the era who was lucky to secure time with Page and Bonham “It was a ton of noise that made it sound like an espionage film,” he says MacMahon then consulted the man behind Led Zeppelin’s website made a point to collect “every single thing” he found in relation to the band “He shared with us this bootleg recording of John and Robert talking to an Australian journalist,” he explains “The recording wasn’t good enough for us to use But I could tell that it was three or four generations copied We sent it to a lot of people we knew in Australia and hoped for the best.” One of their sources found someone who recognized the voice of the journalist Graeme Berry who worked for the radio station Sydney 2SM The interview was believed to have been conducted in 1971 “The great thing about it was John is completely in the moment It’s super fresh and it’s got this energy,” MacMahon says some of which the band didn’t comment on in their other interviews The interviewer is basically introducing Led Zeppelin to Australia before their first tour there Who did you look up to?’ Simple but productive questions.” Sydney 2SM no longer stored tape recordings — a pristine original tape was still crucial — so they instead directed MacMahon and McGourty to the National Film and Sound Archive of Australia (NFSA) which took over the bulk of the station’s archives but they said they didn’t have it,” MacMahon recalls They said thousands.” Faith struck again: He had previously worked with the audiovisual archive on American Epic forming a good professional relationship that could be parlayed into a favor would you mind looking?’ And they said okay A few months later I got a phone call around midnight from a person who said “And there was a perfect recording of John speaking They had found this tape in an unmarked box that read ‘Slade,’ another British band They were so diligent going through everything The NFSA sent the tape to MacMahon and McGourty’s facility so they could copy the best possible sound off it Becoming Led Zeppelin secured about 90 minutes of never-heard Bonham interviews — including two additional radio spots that were unearthed shortly thereafter also provided the team with home movies from their childhood which captured endearing footage of Baby Bonzo playing his first-ever drum kit with just a snare and cymbal This material guided the production into what became the beating heart of the final cut “The tapes have John talking about his bandmates and what he feels about them,” MacMahon says “He was always commenting on useful things that the rest of his bandmates hadn’t talked about He was the one who talked about how nobody wanted to book the band in their home country he lets the viewer know that they barely know each other and I know Robert a bit better.’ These are relative strangers to each other even by the end of their first year This article has been updated with clarifying information about the National Film and Sound Archive of Australia Password must be at least 8 characters and contain: you’ll receive occasional updates and offers from New York Some pieces of rock history survive by sheer chance—and this is one of them It then went into storage and was presumed lost—until a 1987 warehouse fire nearly turned it to ash During a cleanup at Edwin Shirley Trucking the logistics company that handled tours for rock’s biggest acts the drumhead was discovered in a pile of gear slated for destruction The flames had already claimed Alice Cooper’s infamous disappearing cabinet and stage guillotine Bonham’s drumhead was moments from the same fate when a former roadie recognized it and pulled it from the fire Now authenticated, photo-matched, and packed with provenance the piece is poised to set a new auction record for Bonham memorabilia “John Bonham is widely considered the greatest rock drummer of all time,” says Garry Shrum Heritage Auctions’ Director of Music Memorabilia It’s astonishing that it survived—and now it’s here.” But the auction is more than just a tribute to Bonzo It isn’t just about instruments and artifacts—it’s a visual journey through the golden age of rock The poster selection alone features a veritable potpourri of the rock royalty of the 1960s offering collectors a colorful array of concert art as hypnotic as it is historic The poster lineup reads like a backstage pass to the greatest shows of the 1960s These are the five standout lots that I'll be watching and trip-tastic designs typical of 1960s concert posters It will be interesting to see where they land when the proverbial auction dust settles: 1. Grateful Dead 1965 San Jose Acid Test PosterThis Acid Test poster is a rare survivor from the first-ever then newly named Grateful Dead (formerly billed as The Warlocks) performance It is more than a concert promo; it was a psychedelic genesis moment for the generations of fans who followed Jerry Garcia and the GD across the country from the 1960s to 1995 This poster doesn't have the panache of many 1960s rock posters 2. The Beatles 1966 Candlestick Park Final Show PosterThe Fab Four’s last-ever live concert was immortalized in a poster signed by iconic artist Wes Wilson historic poster that marked the end of an era 3. Woodstock Festival 1969 Concert PosterArnold Skolnick’s iconic dove-and-guitar design defined a generation and features the brilliant all-star lineup This original is backed with a signed Certificate of Authenticity because peace 4. Janis Joplin with Big Brother, 1968 Silver PosterA silkscreen gem from Cincinnati this poster's design is half photograph and half artistic rendering of the superstar singer The show featured Janis paired with Big Brother & the Holding Company 5. BG-69 Jimi Hendrix & Jefferson Airplane, 1967 Fillmore PosterPart of the legendary Bill Graham series this first-and-only printing San Francisco concert poster for the Jefferson Airplane and a then unknown Jimi Hendrix playing at the Fillmore Auditorium features the familiar swirling art of the Summer of Love a wearable memento from the larger-than-life tour What makes this auction stand out isn’t just the big names—it’s the range and variety of the accumulated treasures up for sale Each piece in this auction isn’t just memorabilia—it’s a memory These mementos form a tapestry of rock’s most transformative decades and carry the stories and spirit of the golden age of rock and roll There will never be anything like it again Freddie Mercury’s Mustache Comb Gains Hair-Raising Attention at Auction Historic 1959 Buddy Holly Concert Poster Sells For $250,000 Fans Show 'Crazy Little Thing Called Love' in Freddie Mercury Auction © 2025 Active Interest Media All rights reserved Get ready for an action-packed season in Bonham Our charming town is buzzing with events that promise fun for everyone whether you're a lifelong resident or just visiting We invite you to explore Bonham this season; come create unforgettable memories with friends and family For more information about specific events and schedules please don�t hesitate to call us at 903.583.9830 We can�t wait to share the excitement with you Visitor Center | Bonham, TX (cityofbonham.org) Visit Bonham | Bonham TX | Facebook Bonham Visitors Center (@visitbonham) � Instagram photos and videos WHEELING — On the heels of a successful tour that wrapped last December Jason Bonham’s Led Zeppelin Evening (JBLZE) is back with another round of U.S dates with a stop at the Capitol Theatre on Wednesday Tickets go on sale to the general public today The latest tour will be a first for JBLZE asthe band will focus on the 50th anniversary of the Led Zeppelin classic The latest 21-city trek is billed as An Evening with JBLZE Celebrating 50 Years of “Physical Graffiti.” JBLZE has never done a tour that was centered around a specific Led Zeppelin album before as Bonham live celebrates all things about his father The show will feature all the selections from Physical Graffiti performed alongside numerous other Led Zeppelin classics The tour kicks off on May 3 and runs across the country when it wraps May 31 in Los Angeles “This is my favorite Led Zeppelin album of all time,” Jason Bonham said “Being able to celebrate it the way we are planning on this tour is something I am extremely excited about I can’t wait for people to come out and see these shows and celebrate this extraordinary record with us My goal is to play at least 50 shows to commemorate 50 years there will be plenty of other songs that you also love played that night.” For more information on tickets and performances visit www.jasonbonham.net or www.capitoltheatrewheeling.com | https://www.theintelligencer.net | 1500 Main Street This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page (Fleming) Bonham “Cathy” age 81 of Steubenville passed away January 18 Ohio the daughter of the late Howard D. Fleming and Alberta J (Fox) Fleming She graduated from Steubenville High School in 1961 Cathy married Thomas J. Bonham on March 24 You could find her in Kroger‘s every day for several years ringing the bell and one sister Joan W (Fleming) Hopkins (Newton Falls Although she never had any children of her own she was deeply loved by her nieces and nephews Catherine will be cremated and a grave site service will be planned at a later date by Minister Charles E Hopkins Jr Your browser is not supported for this experience.We recommend using Chrome On the heels of a successful tour that wrapped last December Jason Bonham’s Led Zeppelin Evening/JBLZE is back with another round of U.S The latest tour will be a first for JBLZE as it will focus on the 50th Anniversary of the Led Zeppelin classic The latest 21-city trek is billed as An Evening with JBLZE Celebrating 50 Years of Physical Graffiti JBLZE has never done a tour that was centered around a specific Led Zeppelin album before as Bonham live celebrates all things about his father The show will feature all the selections from Physical Graffiti performed alongside numerous other Led Zeppelin classics The tour kicks off on May 3 in Wallingford CT and runs across the country when it wraps May 31 in Los Angeles CA (May 28) and Paso Robles at Vina Robles Amphitheatre (May 29) to name a few markets IN to Jesse and Esther Marie (nee Jacobs) Ratliff of Brown County Kay graduated from Brown County High School with the Class of 1964 and worked her whole life in various office jobs and retired after 27 years from RIS/Domtar Paper Company Kay loved to read and solve jigsaw puzzles She spent lots of time in her garden and spent as much time as possible with her family and friends She has been a proud member of Southeast Baptist Tabernacle since 2003 Christina "Christy" Thompson and her husband Rodney Katie Hernandez; Jesse Bucksot; Savanna Solms and her husband June Baker and her husband Gene;  brother 30 2024 at 12:00 PM at Southeast Baptist Tabernacle with Pastor John D Visitation will be from 10:30am until service time Burial will follow at 2:30 pm at East Hill Cemetery in Morgantown.   « Back JASON BONHAM'S LED ZEPPELIN EVENING (a.k.a The latest tour will be a first for JBLZE as it will focus on the 50th anniversary of the LED ZEPPELIN classic "Physical Graffiti" The latest 21-city trek is billed as "An Evening With JBLZE Celebrating 50 Years Of Physical Graffiti" JBLZE has never done a tour that was centered around a specific LED ZEPPELIN album before as Bonham live celebrates all things about his father The show will feature all the selections from "Physical Graffiti" performed alongside numerous other LED ZEPPELIN classics Connecticut and runs across the country when it wraps May 31 in Los Angeles Public on-sale for tickets with begin on Friday February 28 and more information on all tickets and performances can be found at www.jasonbonham.net Jason said: "This is my favorite LED ZEPPELIN album of all time Being able to celebrate it the way we are planning on this tour is something I am extremely excited about I can't wait for people to come out and see these shows and celebrate this extraordinary record with us My goal is to play at least 50 shows to commemorate 50 years…And don't worry there will be plenty of other songs that you also love played that night." CT - Toyota Oakdale TheatreMay 04 - Stamford CT - Stamford Palace TheatreMay 06 - Syracuse WV - Capitol TheatreMay 09 - North Kansas City MO - VooDoo at Harrah's Kansas CityMay 10 - Tulsa OK - The Cove Margaritaville at River Spirit CasinoMay 11 - Waukee WI - The Riverside TheaterMay 15 - Nashville TN - Ryman AuditoriumMay 16 - Robinsonville MS - Bluesville at Horseshoe TunicaMay 17 - St MO - The Factory at the DistrictMay 19 - Austin TX - The Paramount TheatreMay 20 - Houston CA - Fantasy Springs Resort CasinoMay 25 - Saratoga CA - The Mountain WineryMay 28 - San Diego CA - Humphrey's Concerts by the BayMay 29 - Paso Robles CA - Vina Robles AmphitheatreMay 30 - Henderson NV - Green Valley Ranch Resort Spa & Casino - Backyard AmphitheaterMay 31 - Los Angeles In a December 2024 interview Terrie Carr of WDHA-FM 105.5 FM Jason Bonham spoke about what it was like to perform in front of full houses with his LED ZEPPELIN EVENING show across North America last fall He said: "I always find it's a pinch-yourself moment because I look at it as I started this purely as a therapeutic way to get the LED out of me Photo credit: Frank Melfi (courtesy of PFA Media) Texas the daughter of William London and Hazel London Patricia married the love of her life Ron Zamagni on July 27 He preceded her in death 26 days prior to her passing They shared many memories together throughout their 56 year marriage they moved back to Bonham to be near family Pat was a quintessential lady with a purse that was bigger than her She would always be able to offer you a mint If you passed by her house on any given day you could find her feeding the birds or gardening but she would surely be wearing earrings to match and on a really good day a watch and bracelet too She was preceded in death by her beloved husband Ron Zamagni on April 2 Rebecca Zamagni Mander and husband Ron Mander of Mooresville Sonny James "Jamie" Zamagni and wife Laurie of Yuba City California; 8 grandchildren; 2 great grandchildren on the way; brother-in-law She will be deeply missed by all that knew and loved her You may sign the online guest book at www.coopersorrells.com When it comes to drummers who changed the course of rock music forever John Bonham’s name stands tall — and louder than most As the rhythmic powerhouse behind Led Zeppelin and unstoppable feel like no one else before or since His influence stretches across genres and generations Here’s a celebration of 15 reasons why Bonham’s legacy still thunders through every drum kit today Pat—they were magnificent with us and helped us a lot." Robert Plant's friendship with bandmate John Bonham helped him through the grief of losing his son "I’d spent so much time trying to be a decent dad, but at the same time I was really attracted to what I was doing in Zeppelin," Plant told Classic Rock in 2020 Would it have been any different if I was there if I’d been around?' So I was thinking about the merit of my life at that time and whether or not I needed to put a lot more into the reality of the people that I loved and cared for—my daughter and my family generally - YouTubewww.youtube.com In an interview with Dan Rather for AXS TV, Plant elaborated on the difficulty of maintaining a "normal family life" during the "hysteria" of the mid-to-late '70s noting how Bonham's presence was key at that time and both my wife and I had strong families and good support," he said "John Bonham from Zeppelin and his wife Pat—they were magnificent with us and helped us a lot The vocalist gave an example of Bonham's reliability to Classic Rock explaining how the drummer would show up to his house in a "six-door Mercedes limousine" with a chauffeur driver's hat and sometimes we’d go out for a drink," he said "He’d put the chauffeur driver’s hat on and I’d sit in the back of this stretch Mercedes and we’d go out on the lash Then he’d put his hat back on and drive me home and we’d go past cops and they’d go: 'There’s another poor fucker working for the rich!' But he was very supportive at that time So I did go back [to Zeppelin] for one more flurry." - YouTubewww.youtube.com That "flurry" of activity resulted in one more studio album of new Led Zeppelin material: 1979's In Through the Out Door which featured the artful ballad "All My Love," a tribute to Plant's late child ("For many hours and days that pass ever soon / The tides have caused the flame to dim," he sings on the track the hand to the loom / Is this to end or just begin?") "I think it was just paying tribute to the joy that he gave us as a family and in a crazy way still does occasionally often," Plant told Rather of the song and the contrast and the focus changes as time goes on It was a long time ago that we lost him...and every now and again he turns up in songs for no other reason than I miss him a lot." - YouTubewww.youtube.com At the annual European Gull Scream Championship imitation is the sincerest form of flattery but has since expanded to include 70 people from 14 different countries It recently celebrated its fifth anniversary Though the instructions appeared simple–register online then “screech and behave as a seagull” at the event in Belgium–participants went all out even performing tricks like snatching snacks out of a bag of treats birthing a baby seagull puppet from an egg and spreading their wings in handmade costumes Participants were then graded by five judges, which included scientists, local conservationists, and legislators, according to The New York Times which added that “each jury member can give up to 15 points for the screech and five points for behavior for a possible total score of up to 100 points.” There were also three categories People wound up at the event for a variety of reasons and it turned out all of the winners had their own relationships to seagulls Juvenile category winner Cooper Wallace, from the UK, “launched his screeching career after he was pecked by a seagull when he was younger,” according to the BBC Adult category winner Anna Brynald, of Denmark, was brought there by grief. After her best friend passed way, she “couldn't see the meaning in life," she told the CBC "Then I remembered that's the beautiful [thing] that means I can do literally everything I want I just want to do what's fun and not think about what other people think about me." the seagull means a lot more than even a simple squawk can express Here’s to bringing together birds of feather “I Survived the Great Spanish Blackout of 2025: AMA.” but the feeling turned to disorientation as she understood what was happening “In the midst of it all.. something beautiful happened: we lifted our heads off the mobile. We pulled over. We went out,” wrote local design firm Milanta on Instagram “In Barcelona’s Gracia neighborhood, squares were packed with sunbathers and people reading books or playing chess,” AP reported young and old gathered on sidewalks to listen to radios that People in Sevilla clapped and tapped their feet to flamenco.” Many embraced the chaos employees hung a net and played volleyball,” AP continued “Staff at a non-profit foundation in Madrid’s Embajadores neighborhood pulled tables onto sidewalks and challenged passersby to a friendly game of trivia Long lines formed for free ice cream that store owners decided to give away.” Cell service returned after about three hours “We expected more traffic and chaos…but it was honestly fine Everyone [was] just kinda wandering around confused I read a book for like four hours straight because…it was the only option “It gave me a chance to practice letting go about whether or [not] it would come back before the food spoiled in the fridge…but in the end there was quite literally nothing I could do to affect the situation.” It was The New York Times reported that by Tuesday power had returned to all the parts of Spain and France that had experienced the blackout But there’s such beauty in knowing people can still return to simpler times with ease and even joy if they need to John Stamos improvised his own drum part to a famous nu-metal song (He also joined that band to record a new version of their 1970 song "Forever" for the 1992 LP Summer in Paradise.) He recently stretched out even further for a video on the drum-centric YouTube channel Drumeo presenting a colorful take on Papa Roach’s 2000 nu-metal staple "Last Resort." The viral clip is part of a series where drummers link up with the Drumeo team listen back to them with the drums removed They’re given the freedom to approach the material however they want—some choose to carefully craft beats through repetition and writing out charts while others improvise with little to no preparation Stamos essentially chooses the latter route - YouTubewww.youtube.com Stamos opens the piece with an admission: that this task "scares the shit out of drummers." But he enthuses about the challenge a good drummer,' that means more to me than 'You’re a good actor' or something." After determining that he doesn't know the song in question he works out some beat options and runs through three takes the final being the most fluid and confident he listens back to the original song (drums included) and has no idea who the band is His rendition earned some hilarious responses in the YouTube comments "I had no idea seeing Uncle Jesse playing Papa Roach would be exactly what I need to start my Friday" and "Never in my 32 years on earth did I ever expect I'd watch a video of John Stamos playing Papa Roach on drums." The most notable came from Papa Roach themselves - YouTubewww.youtube.com Stamos also took part in a special one-off Drumeo video where he worked at his home with the channel’s content director Brandon Toews—an effort to craft a new drum solo ahead of a Beach Boys concert "You guys have reignited my love for drums and that’s hard to do for an old guy," he tells the crew in the intro I’ve really been into being a drummer again I don’t know if I’d even be alive because it gave me a purpose gave me an identity." The drum solo also has an emotional component for Stamos who includes a percussive nod to a late friend former Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins managing to transcend gear heads and reach a wider audience with creative content like the "Hears for the First Time" series check out the hugely popular video where Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith goes nuts on a Thirty Seconds to Mars song - YouTubewww.youtube.com the story took a surprising turn when a customer found a clever way to help The employee shared that he was working at a well-known US pizza delivery chain store in the early 2000s “For anyone who has ever worked in the US food service industry you're probably familiar with what a failing dumpster fire of a restaurant looks like On many nights it was just me and one driver taking care of the whole restaurant.” He further shared his grievances as he mentioned that he did not have any breaks during his shift "Breaks were out of the question because the restaurant would be completely unattended the recent franchise buyers were complete and total idiots who would show up unannounced to yell at me and the overwhelming majority of our customers ordered once and then never again We had pizza deliveries taking 90+ minutes After talking about his workplace's toxic environment the employee goes on to narrate how one day a homeless man walked into the store to enquire whether the shop had any leftover pizzas 11 pm rolls around as I'm kind of standing by the phones watching the clock tick down He introduced himself as Ricky and asked if we had any leftover pizzas that nobody picked up." The employee mentioned that he apologetically informed Ricky that there were no leftovers "He says he likes the meat lovers' pizza Since he isn't a sociopath like some of our customers Ricky at this point is so thankful that he sits down in one of our chairs and starts bouncing up and down like a little kid." The former employee had also paid for the pizza on behalf of the homeless man which cost him 12 dollars equivalent to the wages of an hour and a half at the shop He calls the transaction a "Good deal." Soon things took an ugly turn as the manager arrived in comes the area manager - the brother of the franchise owner He begins shouting as usual and accuses me of stealing from the store,” he wrote media1.tenor.com who is a regular customer at the shop and witnessed the commotion and leaves." Soon both Ricky and Henry get their respective pizzas and leave the store with the duo spotted having a chat outside the shop The employee then explained how Henry devised a clever plan to help feed Ricky This was unusual because he was generally a once-a-week guy I also found it unusual that he ordered a meat lovers' pizza instead of his usual supreme and 20 minutes later Henry called again apologetically to cancel it Ricky rolled in right around that time asking for a pizza I just so had one that was going to go uneaten sitting under the heater." media1.tenor.com The so-called "coincidence" soon started to take place every night as the user narrated Henry would then call again and cancel and Ricky would coincidentally roll in This went on for months." Unfortunately the clever scheme finally came to an end after one of his colleagues snitched on him and reported the full story to the manager the user shared that the restaurant went under about a year later I've had to deal with homeless people more than a few times when I worked retail They usually have some nasty problems." Image Source: Reddit I u/SummerSeaFaery Image Source: Reddit I u/Normal-Philosopher-8 This article originally appeared last year Washington make a habit of hitting the slopes a longstanding ski and snowboard film company asks as the nuns from the Mary Immaculate Queen Order take to the slopes “They’re nuns on the runs,” as it says in a video that’s now gone viral carry their skis from the church after completing their Sunday tasks Then they traverse the mountain with aplomb Some wear goggles and one or two even take a spill into the fluffy snow Their slopes of choice are at Idaho’s Schweitzer Basin The video, which now has over 203K likes on Instagram and 598.6K views on TikTok is prompting a bevy of delighted responses from viewers If the beauty of nature really is God’s creation for these nuns skiing must be “a real spiritual experience,” as the video shares “They have the habit of going skiing to help free their spirit It’s like a page out of the 2008 book Nuns Having Fun, (or its subsequent calendars) which featured photographs of nuns from the 1950s and 1960s bowling or playing in the surf. But why should we be surprised? As one commenter shared “My aunt is a nun and she used to go roller skating when she was younger But she'd change into regular sports clothes And she still rides her bike up to this day in her uniform We tend to forget that nuns are human individuals they need to keep their bodies healthy through exercise But the appreciation for the Great Outdoors doesn’t stop here he was once asked if it was “becoming of a cardinal to ski,” and famously quipped "It's unbecoming for a cardinal to ski badly." As writer John Howard shared in the 1979 issue of SKI Magazine the Pope made a pronouncement “just seconds after his inauguration as the 264th successor to St Peter and Pontiff of the Roman Catholic Church that ‘I will ski again when they let me.’” Later on the pope was known as the “Daredevil of the Tatras,” referencing the European mountain range Pope John Paul II continued to ski for nine years according to the International Skiing History Association “I can give an example of how to have a good time – without alcohol and also with the communal spirit of the mountain.” Would you go back to being 9, where your biggest worries were times tables and playground drama Many people say their 30s are when life starts to click.Representative photo by Canva As surprising as that may sound, developmental psychologist I think it actually makes perfect sense no words #todayilearned #tipsandtricks #lifehack #lifehacks I've been studying people in their 30s and early 40s My colleagues and I even coined a new term for this often-overlooked life stage: established adulthood — defined as ages 30 to 45 It’s a time packed with major milestones: building careers or deciding not to follow any of those paths It’s also when people start juggling demanding work responsibilities with caregiving for children or aging parents — what my colleagues and I call “the career and care crunch.” I expected to hear mostly stories of stress But as we gathered data from hundreds of interviews and surveys Stress and satisfaction often go hand in hand in your 30s.Representative photo via Canva “I feel very solidly happy in this space right now,” said Yuying All names were changed to preserve participant anonymity Many people reported feeling like their lives were finally clicking into place “I’ve put together a machine that’s finally got all the parts it needs.” adulthood, happiness research, confident adult, life in your 30s, parenting and careerwww.youtube.com shared that she had finally figured out what really mattered “You don’t waste a bunch of time going on half a dozen dates with someone who’s not going to work out,” she said “Your friend circle becomes a lot closer because you weed out the people that bring drama.” Even the physical signs of aging didn’t seem to dampen the joy “If I could go back physically but had to go back emotionally and mentally media1.tenor.com It’s important to note that not everyone experiences this phase the same way The original research largely focused on middle-class North Americans For people navigating systemic barriers — whether financial or otherwise — the “best years” might look very different And while the early 2020s were defined by a global pandemic that intensified pressure on parents and caregivers many people are now navigating a post-pandemic world with more clarity about their priorities this reset has reaffirmed the value of their 30s — a time when they gained emotional strength many now view their 30s as a period of growth age and happiness, 30s life, established adulthood, emotional maturity, parenting and career, midlife joy, life satisfaction, adult friendshipswww.youtube.com That so many people would choose their 30s as their ideal age suggests this life stage deserves more attention Books like But You’re Still So Young by Kayleen Schaefer are helping to highlight the stories of people building careers and confronting big life questions in this decade Clare Mehta is an Associate Professor of Psychology, Emmanuel College. This article originally appeared six years ago on The Conversation. You can read it here. Rush drummer Neil Peart grieved by hitting the open road This turbulent period began in August 1997 Peart referred to the subsequent months as a "waking nightmare," with he and his wife "It soon became apparent that Jackie’s world was completely shattered forever," the musician wrote and she never came back together again…If she couldn’t have Selena she no longer wanted anything—she just wanted to die." Tragically Taylor was diagnosed with terminal cancer ("of course it was a broken heart," Peart wrote) and passed away the following June leaving a "second nightmare" to process - YouTubewww.youtube.com Peart felt disinterested in the outside world including his music career—at Selena’s funeral "Consider me retired." Seeking some kind of path forward he turned to his trusted motorcycle and began an extended journey—from Canada to Alaska traversing back roads and typically staying in small-town motels I had determined that my mission now was to protect a certain essence inside me," he wrote as though I held my cupped hands around a guttering candle." Ghost Rider documents this quest through Peart’s reflections, journal entries, and letters, following his grieving process as he grows to find comfort once again through nature, music, and human connection. It was a long process, even for the other people in his life. "Everybody was so worried about me," Peart recalled in the 2010 documentary Rush: Beyond the Lighted Stage I got a postcard' or 'He called.’ They would all reassure each other anything could have happened to me—even by accident - YouTubewww.youtube.com But he eventually wound up in Southern California, starting fresh. “When I first moved here it was remarkable, because my life was one suitcase, a bicycle, and a boom box,” he told Rolling Stone’s Brian Hiatt I rented a little apartment by the Santa Monica Pier Peart also found the inspiration to revive his old band: Rush recorded 2002’s Vapor Trails making two more LPs (2007’s Snakes & Arrows and 2012’s Clockwork Angels) and staging a handful of acclaimed tours The band’s last run, the R40 Live Tour, wrapped in 2015, after which point Peart effectively retired. He died in January 2020 after a private three-and-a-half-year battle with brain cancer leaving behind an immense legacy—not only of music but also personal resilience - YouTubewww.youtube.com Representative photo of a server with a customer They say hospitality is about more than just serving food—it's about serving people But when someone crosses the line with rude behavior sometimes they need a reminder of how to treat others A story shared on Reddit’s r/pettyrevenge tells of a server whose friend encountered a particularly rude customer—one who left what looked like a generous $100 tip the server didn’t just get mad—they got even What followed left the customer stunned and earned the server serious praise online The server had dealt with the man before—he was a regular and often found at the bar watching whatever game was on Nothing about him ever caused trouble—until one particular day “I’ve never had a problem with him until he came in one time with a date,” the server wrote and the server stepped away briefly to grab it they noticed the man placing a $100 bill on the table 'Watch this' as he puts down a hundred dollar bill on the table you weren’t supposed to see that'," they wrote He was probably trying to impress the woman But they didn't care about it as they needed money at that time and their focus was on the $100 tip they discovered that the $100 bill was fake “That means this freaking guy planned this out to impress this woman It was so frustrating because I needed the money but at the same time I thought it was because I did a great job,” the waiter said They narrated the entire incident to their manager who thought it was “ridiculous.” but when their manager asked if they wanted to take care of the couple’s order and maybe even the score With the fake $100 bill tucked in their pocket “I get to their table and they instantly recognize me the woman seemed normal but the guy looked like he was nervous I pretended nothing happened all the way until I got their check,” the server described they placed it down on the table along with the fake $100 bill not sure if you remember me from last time but I believe you forgot this just returning it because I believed it was too much.” clearly picking up on the man’s shady move The server walked away without saying more who had witnessed the entire awkward scene unfold “One can only assume that the guy didn’t want to tip on his card so he wrote obnoxiously big zeros on the tip and that $50 just happened to be where the woman was sitting so I’m hoping she had placed it there,” the server reflected adding that they hoped the woman eventually saw the red flags that the man showed The server’s story was upvoted by 15,000 people and over 730 left comments on it. u/tricularia commented “My dad always told me that if you want to know how someone will act in a long-term relationship pay attention to how they treat servers in restaurants I am definitely noticing a pattern there.” Image Source: Reddit | u/eloagent u/Its_only__forever shared their own similar experience “As someone that has been in the industry for over 2 decades I had a party once that tipped me in pennies spread across the table when they left I scooped that s**t up so fast and chased them out and just dumped it at their feet with an 'I think you forgot something.' Yes Image Source: Reddit | u/spoomplesplz “As a woman who was raised by a single mother who was a server for many many years I ended a relationship with a guy because he didn't tip.” Image Source: Reddit | u/mulderitsme99 u/Careless_Candle6771 shared from her personal experience "The place I work at is a hot spot for 1st dates and any time I cash a couple out The dude usually says no as the merchant copy is being printed and then I can see the $0 tip and I go "ok!" And then just leave it face up on the table anyway do I love when the women run back with cash saying Members of Led Zeppelin, particularly guitarist Jimmy Page, worked hard to make sure that Becoming Led Zeppelin authentically presented their early days As Jason Bonham tells the UCR Podcast, he also helped sort out an important detail regarding how his late father, John Bonham "I got to see a version of it a few years ago and the voice was wrong," he shares "Probably from the years of them having a tape and it being transferred So there was an anxiety when he started to speak and I welled up." READ MORE: 'Becoming Led Zeppelin' Movie Review Bonham heard that it was slightly higher than it should have been I don't remember him sounding like that," he thought 'We looked for the reaction and we were surprised.' I said The voice [has changed with] the translation between tapes and copies where you [can] hear where the timbre of his voice is." Watch the 'Becoming Led Zeppelin' Trailer the drummer says they corrected his dad's voice and it's something he was grateful to hear in its finished form He also remembers a poignant anecdote that Page shared with him about the village of Pangbourne where the group would rehearse in a boathouse the Led Zeppelin guitarist owned Bonham will honor the 50th anniversary of Led Zeppelin's Physical Graffiti by performing the whole album on upcoming tour dates with his band "There's going to be a lot of thinking on our part to make it more of a show," he shares but you're still surprised as well as pleased." Listen to Jason Bonham on the 'UCR Podcast' He helped filmmakers correct a key detail in the new documentary.\nRead More Members of Led Zeppelin, particularly guitarist Jimmy Page, worked hard to make sure that Becoming Led Zeppelin authentically presented their early days As Jason Bonham tells the UCR Podcast, he also helped sort out an important detail regarding how his late father, John Bonham READ MORE: 'Becoming Led Zeppelin' Movie Review Bonham will honor the 50th anniversary of Led Zeppelin's Physical Graffiti by performing the whole album on upcoming tour dates with his band at Upper Chesapeake Medical Center in Bel Air she was the daughter of the late Frank and Bessie (Billings) Billings and the beloved wife of Robert William Bonham with whom she shared 61 wonderful years of marriage Hattie was a proud graduate of North High School in Mountain View she worked as an assembly line worker at the Bata Shoe Company and later in the salad bar prep area at Weis Market in Bel Air spending cherished time with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren Joyce (Robert) Lynch and Debra (Mark) Hoffman; grandchildren and Michael (Sarah) Lynch; and her adored great-grandchildren she was preceded in death by her siblings: Joanne Billings contributions in Hattie's memory may be made to the Susan G Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text Receive emails when new obituariesare published to our website a century since Ora founded that first funeral home the Snyder family strives to honor their long-standing heritage with each family they serve the Snyder family’s goal has remained the same:  We take care of more details than the average funeral provider so you can spend more time grieving & healing with your family Watch the 100 Year Documentary Learn what your friends and neighbors have to say about our services Make funeral arrangements from anywhere in 15 minutes or less Snyder Funeral Homes, Bellville Butler Chapel81 Mill Rd, Bellville, Ohio 44813(419) 886-2491 Snyder Funeral Homes, Stombaugh Batton Chapel225 West Findlay St, Carey, Ohio 43316(419) 396-7520 Snyder Rodman Funeral Center101 Valleyside Dr, Delaware, Ohio 43015(740) 362-1611 Snyder Funeral Homes, Fredericktown Chapel33 East College St, Fredericktown, Ohio 43019(740) 694-4006 Snyder Funeral Homes, Richardson Davis Chapel218 South Market St, Galion, Ohio 44833(419) 468-1424 Snyder Funeral Homes, Lindsey Chapel123 North Market St, Loudonville, Ohio 44842(419) 994-3030 Snyder Funeral Homes, Lexington Ave Chapel2553 Lexington Ave, Mansfield, Ohio 44904(419) 884-1711 Snyder Funeral Homes, Finefrock Chapel350 Marion Ave, Mansfield, Ohio 44903(419) 525-4411 Snyder Funeral Homes, Denzer Chapel360 East Center St, Marion, Ohio 43302(740) 387-9136 Snyder Funeral Homes, Gunder Hall Chapel347 West Center St, Marion, Ohio 43302(740) 382-3612 Snyder Funeral Homes, Ingram Chapel975 North Maple St, Marysville, Ohio 43040(937) 642-4861 Snyder Funeral Homes, Craven Chapel67 North Main St, Mount Gilead, Ohio 43338(419) 946-3040 Snyder Funeral Homes, Dowds Chapel201 Newark Rd, Mount Vernon, Ohio 43050(740) 393-1076 Snyder Funeral Homes, Flowers Chapel619 East High St, Mount Vernon, Ohio 43050(740) 392-6956 Snyder Funeral Homes, Lasater Chapel11337 Upper Gilchrist Rd, Mount Vernon, Ohio 43050(740) 392-0005 Snyder Funeral Homes, DeVore Chapel637 State Route 61, Sunbury, Ohio 43074(740) 965-3936 Your browser may not work with certain site. 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