Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application in Ohio’s Hospice Truman House surrounded by her family after a brief illness Debbie was a daughter of the late Gerald and Darlene (Godwin) Sneed Debbie loved to travel with her husband Jim Early in their marriage she was told to “travel and get things done while you are young.” She lived her life by that challenge She especially loved to fish in the lakes of Canada with her husband Jim In July of 1974 she married Jim Kaser and together they have enjoyed 50 years of marriage Capitola Turinsky; and numerous nieces and nephews Gerald Sneed and Darlene Smith; grandmother Cremation care has been entrusted to the Linn-Hert-Geib Funeral Home and Crematory In keeping with Debbie’s’ wishes no services are planned This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors were dedicated to making a difference in the world she and Dennis volunteered in several developing nations and dedicated their time and resources to educating underprivileged children Sandra was born to Fred and Alice (Downs) Dart and was proud to have been raised on Bayview Road in Southold and initially taught school in Colorado and New York (Lindenhurst Marathon and Cutchogue) before stopping to raise her family raising her family and being a supportive minister’s wife in the churches Dennis pastored where she taught at the Pilgrim School and later did home-care work for several elderly clients so her Bible studies and book groups were especially dear to her Owen (Val); daughters Jenny (Allan) and Molly (Leon); six grandchildren; and 11 nieces and nephews at DeFriest-Grattan Funeral Home in Southold The Liturgy of Christian Burial will be celebrated immediately afterward at Saint Patrick’s R.C Interment will take place at Saint Patrick’s R.C Memorial donations may be made to Unbound or World Vision Sandra will be deeply missed and lovingly remembered by her family and friends who has turned around his tennis game with.. 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As of January 8, 2016, the standard browser for UT Southwestern will be IE 11 please upgrade to the latest standard browser for your computer Psychology doctoral student awarded UT System research fellowship Alyssa Kaser is grateful for the close connection and memories she has shared with her grandparents whose stories and family traditions shaped her childhood – even if bittersweet at times she watched her grandfather live with Parkinson’s disease and navigate the changes brought on by its progression His illness revealed to her the importance of strong support systems of care and this realization sparked her desire to help other older adults facing similar challenges she began volunteering and working at senior centers and nursing homes “I found so much joy in spending time with older adults and learning from their wisdom,” she said “It wasn’t just about assisting with daily tasks – but helping them feel valued and connected Those experiences taught me how vital it is to be present for older adults and help them retain a sense of purpose and meaning during their final stages of life.” an expert in neuropsychological assessment whose research is focused on early detection of cognitive change in aging populations Kaser’s achievements have garnered accolades from the UT System which awarded her a Jess Hay Chancellor’s Graduate Student Research Fellowship for 2024-25 The fellowship supports her dissertation research on functioning and cognitive performance in a diverse community sample emphasizing the need to develop culturally sensitive diagnostic tools and interventions “I am truly honored to be selected as a Jess Hay Fellow,” Ms “Receiving this prestigious recognition is such meaningful validation of the work I’ve done in the aging and dementia field I’m so grateful for this acknowledgment and am excited about how it will propel my research and career forward.” The fellowship program was established by former UT System Regent Jess Hay a Dallas financial executive and community leader who passed away in 2015 Hay was an advocate and visionary leader for the UT System serving from 1977 to 1989 as a Regent and for 2½ years as its Chairman four graduate student research fellowships of $15,000 each rotate among the 13 UT institutions benefiting two academic and two health institutions every year The program is designed to tie graduate education to timely and high-quality research benefiting the state of Texas “Alyssa has worked with me for the past three years and has helped to advance research related to the clinical connections of cognitive complaints use of language biomarkers for early detection of dementia and application of screening instruments for identification of those at risk for cognitive decline These efforts have resulted in 13 conference presentations and seven publications,” Dr Kaser’s receipt of a Jess Hay Fellowship speaks to her promise as a clinician and researcher and potential to make important contributions to the field of neuropsychology “Her commitment to understanding the whole individual and finding ways to help not only patients contributes to her passion to support our aging community and find ways to ease their burden,” Dr Kaser’s early motivations came from the relationships she built in her work and personal life She was born and raised in the small rural Midwestern town of Earlville She was intent on pursuing a career in psychology she conducted research on veterans with traumatic brain injuries (TBI) and worked as a caregiver for a woman with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) “My patient taught me so much about respecting someone’s independence and dignity Her care was a process of constant adaptation filled with painful emotions but also small victories I found a deep sense of purpose in adapting her routine and activities to maximize her independence and quality of life,” Ms She hoped to combine her experience with research and advocacy to make a positive impact on those affected by aging and dementia in psychology with concentrated coursework in neuroscience she worked as a research coordinator in the Brain Health Lab at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health She investigated multimodal interventions – combining mobile applications with lifestyle activities – and the causes of symptom progression in older adults at risk for Alzheimer’s At UTSW, Ms. Kaser serves as an officer in the Association of Neuropsychology Students in Training within the UT Southwestern Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology She also volunteers with and has presented research findings at the Texas Alzheimer’s Research and Care Consortium a collaboration of 11 of the state’s leading medical research institutions working to improve early diagnosis and prevention of Alzheimer’s disease Kaser plans to pursue postdoctoral training in clinical neuropsychology with an emphasis in neurodegenerative disorders She hopes to work where she can combine clinical care and research Communications3000 Pegasus Park Drive, 6th Floor Dallas, TX 75247 Phone: 214-648-3404Email New AI tool may help detect early signs of dementia The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center 5323 Harry Hines Blvd., Dallas, Texas 75390 Phone 214-648-3111 A member of Southwestern Health Resources® Support us and began her teaching career in Colorado and in Lindenhurst the couple returned to Southold where she resumed her teaching career at the Pilgrim School and later provided home-care services for several elderly clients She and her husband were committed to making a difference in the world volunteering in several third-world countries and dedicating their time and resources to educating underprivileged children Her family said she was a woman of faith who loved reading she is survived by her sister Pat Milford (Bill) and her brother Ed Dart (Judy) Memorial visitation will be held on Saturday at De Friest-Grattan Funeral Home in Southold A funeral mass will follow at 12 noon at St Memorial donations to Unbound or World Vision would be appreciated Get fresh local news straight to your inbox every day of South Bend passed away on Tuesday May 28 2024 at the Center for Hospice-Raclin House in Mishawaka after battling with cancer 1952 in South Bend to Dale and Joan (Olmstead) Schlarb.  She graduated from North Liberty High School and spent her life caring for others by working in childcare and loving her kids and grandkids.  She enjoyed playing bunco with her friends for nearly 30 years and thrifting for the latest treasure.  She'll be remembered for her steadfast faith Christine is survived by her parents and her children; Derek (Haley) Kaser of Niles and Carrie (Stephen) Sobieralski of South Bend.  Also surviving are 14 grandchildren; Hayden and Noah and her siblings; Keith (Donna) Schlarb of South Bend Visitation for Christine will be held from 4pm-7pm on Thursday June 6 2024 at the Palmer Funeral Home-Guisinger Chapel Michigan South Bend.  Visitation will also be 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working on a farm in the Oxnard Plain Agencies are still investigating whether heat was a factor in his death board president for the nonprofit Friends of Fieldworkers said that while it is not yet clear whether Pimentel’s death was heat related the Ventura-based group was concerned about local fieldworkers throughout last week’s scorching temperatures The Ventura County Medical Examiner’s Office said Pimentel’s cause of death is still pending The temperature alone doesn’t always predict danger Part of what matters is how temperatures compare to what people are used to experiencing People may be less acclimated to higher heat in coastal communities a climate resilience project manager at the Public Health Institute in Oakland Those communities also tend to have less air conditioning because they have historically been cooler than some other spots Heat kills more people than any other climate-related event Climate change is causing more and frequent prolonged periods of extreme heat Farmworkers have a significantly higher risk of heat-related mortality compared to the general workforce according to a recent Congressional report They also face other barriers to protect themselves from heat Click on the link below to read the full article Bring Your Work to PHI we can accelerate our response to public health’s most critical issues Begin your career at the Public Health Institute See Jobs Close and around the world are grappling with dangerous wildfires and extreme heat programs and impacts to help protect your community—with a focus on ways to reach systemically excluded groups with key resources and information and invest in transformative solutions to promote safety Explore the resources Continue to PHI.org Receive program updates and the latest research and insights from our public health experts Contact PHI Ramapo police charged a member of a rogue fire brigade with obstructing firefighters at a structure fire in Kaser saying his actions could have delayed the response and jeopardized the safety of firefighters It was the second reported incident in three months in which actions taken by members of the brigade could have posed serious safety risks to the public What is Matzilei Aish? Private fire brigade in Ramapo called 'rogue' by officials who encourage residents to call 911 of Monsey was charged with obstructing firefighter operations second-degree reckless endangerment and second-degree obstructing government administration The charges stem from Silberstein's reported actions at a Nov Ramapo police identified Silberstein as part of Matzilei Aish, a non-certified brigade backed by some local Orthodox rabbis Officials in the county and town have described their operation as rogue and dangerous Ramapo police say that Silberstein approached the responding Monsey Fire Department truck stretched the truck's supply line and attached it to a nearby hydrant without alerting firefighters but the hose had not yet been connected to the fire truck causing the line to fill the unconnected hose "These actions could have resulted in a delay in firefighting operations caused injury to firefighters or further unnecessary damage to the building," Ramapo Police Det Matzilei Aish was formed to create a fire brigade that adhered to Jewish laws But volunteers lack the training and proper equipment to fight fires as well as Ramapo town and village officials Some rabbinical leaders have encouraged residents through advertisements and word of mouth to call their emergency number instead of 911 Others within the Orthodox Jewish community have echoed the concerns that the fire brigade which officials have labeled "rogue," jeopardizes safety and that emergency responses should be handled by trained first responders Matzilei Aish's spiritual leader, Rabbi Yehezkel Weiss, has said that the brigade is well-trained. Weiss said he advocated for the formation of Matzilei Aish as a unit that would follow Jewish law, known as Halakhah.  Monsey Fire Department boasts predominately Jewish volunteers who span the spectrum of Judaism from non-religious and Reform to Orthodox and Hasidim Other Ramapo departments also have Jewish volunteers Fire officials contend their Jewish members' rabbis had approved of their joining the departments Weiss had pointed to the Monsey Brewer Fire Department's recreational activities have to do with residents' and first responders' safety “This is a rogue fire department that needs to be brought to task,” Rockland County Sheriff Lou Falco said We don’t know the abilities of this rogue fire department." and the Ramapo police for their action in making an arrest and sending a message mistakes like the one that led to this arrest can cost lives and ultimately we hope this sounds the alarm that this negligence needs to stop," Day said Matzilei Aish went to 39 Phyllis Terrace to respond to a Monsey resident's complaint Rockland County director of Fire and Emergency Services The group diagnosed a problem with a dryer and instructed the resident not to use it But the resident also called the Monsey Fire Department Fire officials and Orange and Rockland utility workers found a deadly level of 1,500 parts per million of carbon monoxide inside the jackets of the heating units Kear said all residents were treated on the scene by Hatzoloh and did not require hospitalization "Matzilei Aish members' lack of how to properly investigate and assess a situation could have led to serious health issues for the occupants and possibly death," Kear said "The existence of this group continues to pose a serious and dangerous threat to the community." Breaking news for everyone's consumption Health officials have issued a warning after two people fell sick with Listeriosis following consumption of soft cheese from Austria The Austrian Agency for Health and Food Safety (AGES) said no confirmed cases have yet been reported in Austria One person in Germany and one person in the Czech Republic fell ill with listeriosis after eating cheese from a Tyrolean manufacturer Care and Consumer Protection (BMSGPK) asked AGES to investigate the Listeria outbreak Wilder Käser has initiated a recall of products and informed the public The recall covers all batches of “Kleiner Stinker” up to date Feb 2025 and all batches of “Großer Stinker” cheese up to Feb analyses carried out as part of internal quality assurance revealed that “Kleiner Stinker” and “Großer Stinker” from the Wilder Käser dairy were contaminated with Listeria Company shut and Czech findingsAGES reported the company has been closed and commercial customers have been informed No more products from the firm may be placed on the market it cannot be ruled out that products are still available to private individuals or in the catering trade Because of the high level of contamination with Listeria authorities said it is strongly recommend that the affected products are not consumed under any circumstances but disposed of or returned to the point of sale Health officials in the Czech Republic warned against consumption of “Großer Stinker Weichkäse” with a weight of 290-grams The cheese is produced by Wilder Käser in Austria and distributed in the Czech Republic by Tiroler Bauernstandl Based on a consumer’s complaint of illness after consuming “Großer Stinker Weichkäse mit Rotkultur” from batch 4205 and with expiry date Dec an inspection was initiated with help from local authorities samples of the same product from batch 4507 were taken for laboratory testing Results revealed that all samples significantly exceeded the European limit of 100 colony forming units per gram (CFU/g) for Listeria monocytogenes Czech officials said information about the dangerous product was shared with other EU member states through the Rapid Alert System for Food and Feed (RASFF) About Listeria infectionsFood contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes may not look or smell spoiled but can still cause serious and sometimes life-threatening infections Anyone who has eaten any recalled product and developed symptoms of Listeria infection should seek medical treatment and tell their doctors about the possible Listeria exposure anyone who has eaten any of the recalled products should monitor themselves for symptoms during the coming weeks because it can take up to 70 days after exposure to Listeria for symptoms of listeriosis to develop.  Symptoms of Listeria infection can include vomiting Specific laboratory tests are required to diagnose Listeria infections and people such as cancer patients who have weakened immune systems are particularly at risk of serious illnesses Although infected pregnant women may experience only mild their infections can lead to premature delivery (To sign up for a free subscription to Food Safety News, click here.)  Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text Sony Interactive Entertainment and UltiZero Games have announced that the long-awaited Lost Soul Aside will launch on May 30th for PlayStation 5 and PC via Steam A trailer shown at the February 2025 State of Play featured multi-dimensional locales protagonist Kaser wields a shape-shifting phantasm named Arena to wield martial and magical might against myriad enemies Players will be able to shift Arena into different styles of weapon There are also unique abilities interwoven with a seemingly robust system of dodges and counters Players will explore a multi-dimensional reality switching between linear setpieces and opening up for vertical exploration in a setting that fuses fantasy and near-future science fiction Kaser seeks to both save his sister and humanity from an overwhelming tide of monsters using Arena and his might as a way to achieve that For more information on Lost Aside, feel free to check out an article on PlayStation Blog released in conjunction with the new trailer UltiZero Games has also confirmed that players will be able to pre-order Lost Soul Aside starting February 19th Doing so will give players access to three bonuses: Kaser’s original outfit from his reveal in 2016 The game will have standard and Digital Deluxe editions with the latter’s pre-order bonuses detailed below: Lost Soul Aside was originally revealed as a solo project in 2016 by developer Yang Bing before joining the China Hero Project program — a Sony initiative intent on bringing Chinese game development teams financial It’s heartening to see Lost Soul Aside‘s release confirmed. For as long as I’ve been with RPGFan as a news editor,this title has come in and out of focus over the years. It wears its inspirations of Final Fantasy XV and Devil May Cry on its sleeve and I hope it stands on their shoulders to bring something exquisite to the equation Lost Soul Aside will be released on May 30th for PS5 and PC via Steam Trent Argirov If not writing news or lending a voice to the odd podcast and keeping the occasional wandering cat company His video game backlog stretches far and wide and sources swear he's slowly working on it You must be logged in to post a comment This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. RPGFan is a gaming website focused on roleplaying games and related genres such as graphic adventures Advertise on this site. © 2025 Emerald Shield Media LLC | Designed by Valkyrie Studio and MPT Creative The Al-Kaser variant of the Al-Wahsh 4×4 Armoured Fighting Vehicle from JODDB (formerly KADDB) has been designed to provide maximum protection for military convoys and troops operating in hostile areas by integrating high-tech ground surveillance radar with a maximum range of up to 40km into a STANAG 4569 KE L3/A level proven and in-service platform The camera fitted at IDEX allowed tank-sized targets to be detected out to 16,000m and recognised at 9,000m plus man-size targets to be detected out to 10,000m and recognised at 4,000m Intended primarily for Jordan’s Special Operations Forces and Quick Response Forces Al-Kaser applications also include exploration and reconnaissance operations as well as peace-keeping and peace-enforcing ops In addition to its mast-mounted stabilised long range day and thermal camera system Al-Kaser also incorporates an RCIED system to provide RF jamming across all channels plus a gunshot detection system which is armed with a stabilised 12.7mm Remote Weapon Station operated by the front right-seater It is characterised by its high tactical and combat capabilities in difficult and rugged terrain.” Powered by a 370hp diesel engine giving a top road speed of 110km/hr 4330mm (excluding masts) and has a gross vehicle weight of 18,000kg Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Vimeo This site uses only essential cookies required for core website functions We do not employ any tracking or analytics cookies and we comply with UK data protection laws Updates with links to posts made over the previous 7 days are normally mailed around 6pm UK time each Sunday Your email address will NOT be shared with third parties Committed to assisting you in commemorating your loved one our team possesses extensive experience in serving families in a caring and compassionate manner ensuring continuous support whenever you need it our team remains dedicated and readily available to attend to your needs Matt is a 1993 graduate of Tri-Valley High School in Dresden a 1995 graduate from Ohio University in Zanesville and received his Bachelor in Mortuary Science in 1996 from the Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science  He has been a licensed funeral director and embalmer for 28 years including 5 years at another funeral home in Coshocton and their three children Andrew (Emilee) Miller of Coshocton the Millers have lived in Coshocton since 2004 Matt is a member and serves on the Board of Directors of the Ohio Funeral Directors Association and is an Ohio Certified Crematory Operator  Memberships include The Coshocton Chamber of Commerce he enjoys spending time with family and friends Darcie is a 2008 graduate of River View High School she returned to the community after graduating in December 2013 from the Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science with a bachelor's degree in mortuary science Darcie is an Ohio-licensed funeral director and embalmer Darcie is also the co-owner of Miller-Kaser Cremation Services located at 845 Cedar St where she is an Ohio Certified Crematory Operator Darcie is the daughter of Tad and Stacey Kaser of Warsaw and Brenda and Larry Freetage of Coshocton she enjoys spending time with her family and friends having graduated from Coshocton High School in 2010 After graduating from Muskingum University in 2014 with a bachelor’s in Biology she attended Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science and graduated in 2015 with an associate degree Kaitlyn is the youngest daughter of Keith and Pam Matz She comes from a large family with four other siblings she married Joshua Saylor the oldest son of Art and Melissa Saylor They chose to move back to Coshocton in 2015 as they had plans of starting a family and wanted to be near both their families that live locally They also believed Coshocton is a great place to raise a growing family the Saylor family enjoys being outdoors and being active You can find them on their bikes with their kids on the back or playing any sport Valerie and her husband Matt have raised three children She grew up in Frazeysburg where she was a 1995 Tri-Valley Graduate and she has a degree in Business from Zane State College Emilee grew up in Coshocton and is a 2013 graduate of Coshocton High School She is the youngest child of Bob and Michelle Pell of Coshocton Emilee enjoys spending time with her family Ruth is a 1971 graduate of Coshocton High School Ruth retired from the Coshocton County Board of Developmental Disabilities as a classroom assistant at Hopewell School Ruth is a member of The Presbyterian Church of Coshocton and The Coshocton Eagles Lodge. In Ruth’s spare time and spending time with her family and friends Mike is a 1969 graduate of Tri-Valley High School His parents were the late Ray and Betty Bebout Mike married Leslie in 1973 and they have a son He retired from Owens Corning Newark in 2013 after 44 years with the company Mike served 13 years in the Army Reserves and is a member of the Coshocton Elks Scott is a 1991 graduate of Coshocton High School and has lived in Coshocton his whole life He has been married to his wife Heather since 1995 Scott has been a volunteer firefighter since 1998 and is currently a lieutenant with Three Rivers Fire District He has in the past been a member of React and a driver for EMS He is currently the Superintendent of Cemeteries in Newcomerstown Scott enjoys hunting and fishing and spending time with family and friends Chad graduated from Coshocton High School in 1990 He has been married to his wife Denise since 1994 Chad spent 20 years working for Rock Tenn until they closed the plant He then decided to attend a trade school in the Mid-East and got his certificate in heavy equipment and received his class A CDL He is a member of the Coshocton City Council He enjoys spending time with his family and working outdoors Peyton is a 2019 graduate of Coshocton High School He was employed at Wiley Companies as an Electrician and Instrumentation Technician They will be welcoming their first son into their family soon He enjoys spending time with his wife and family Keith was born in Chicago and moved to Coshocton as a 7th grader He graduated from Coshocton High School in 1973 He worked for Clow Water Systems for 26 years and has recently retired from Licking Memorial Hospital Keith is also a member of the Emmanual Lutheran Church in Coshocton Keith and his wife Pam have 5 children and 6 grandchildren and now Extreme Soccer for the past 38 years He is also a Coshocton High School Track Coach Keith enjoys time with his family and being active Doug is a 1995 graduate of Coshocton High School and a 2001 graduate of COTC he has been a lifelong resident of Coshocton He has been married to his wife Christy since 2002 Christy is an educator at Coshocton Elementary School Ella a recent graduate of Coshocton High School and Lucy a sophomore at Coshocton High School Doug has worked in the financial industry for 20 years and has spent the last 8 years working in the Investment department at a local financial institution Doug has also been a member of the Coshocton Elks #376 for 27 years and is a Past Exalted Ruler of the Coshocton Lodge Doug enjoys spending time with his family and has in the past coached boys and girls soccer teams for Coshocton and most recently coached the tennis team and helped coach the swimming teams at Coshocton Andrés is a 2007 graduate of West Holmes High School He attended The Ohio State University and graduated in 2011 with a degree in communications Andrés spent over a decade working in the broadcast television industry for the local NBC affiliate in Columbus before transitioning to a career in public relations He currently works for the City of Upper Arlington Andrés lives in Coshocton with his wife Amy is a native of Coshocton and graduated from Coshocton High School in 1986 She also is a graduate of The Ohio State University receiving a bachelor’s degree in wildlife management in 1993 Amy came back to her hometown in 2022 after spending the past 10 years as an insurance agent with a family-owned agency in Pennsylvania Ginger is a 1992 Tri-Valley High School graduate She earned an Associate Degree in Applied Science (Nursing) in 1995 and a Bachelors Degree in Technical Applied Science in 2011 from Ohio University-Zanesville she left the nursing profession and became a career firefighter/paramedic Ginger earned the rank of Lieutenant in 2016 She also is a certified Fire/EMS Instructor teaching at the Career and Technology Education Center in Newark Ginger is a lifelong member of Dresden United Methodist Church; where she has been a KidsHopeUSA mentor for the past 12 years  Ginger is also an Ohio Certified Crematory Operator She married Raymond Wortman (Adamsville) on April 16 She is honored to be working for her younger brother serving the families in Coshocton and surrounding areas Amy grew up in Conesville to Ray and Zoe Worthington She graduated from River View High School in 1987 and Bowling Green State University in 1991 with a degree in Respiratory Therapy NC with family and her little dog “Russell” She is also an avid Columbus Blue Jackets hockey fan Amy attends Roscoe United Methodist Church Jeff Thorpe moved to Coshocton in 1980 from Atchison Jeff is currently working at AK Steel where he has been for 24 years and also owns and operates Thorpe’s Automotive Jeff is also an Ohio Certified Crematory Operator He has been a 25-year member of the Coshocton Elks Lodge Larry graduated from Ridgewood High School in 1986 He studied Carpentry at Coshocton County Joint Vocational School and Security Management at American Military University He retired after 30 years of honorable service as an ammunition explosives technician Larry is a member of Army Navy Garrison #628 in Coshocton Larry is married to Brenda; her children include Jessica (Freetage) Mardis Larry is also an Ohio Licensed Crematory Operator He graduated from Tri-Valley High School in 1968 and served in the Navy Seabees in Vietnam Tom was married 45 years to Sally and has a son Matt Miller He was a member of the Dresden United Methodist Church He retired after 35 years from AEP Conesville Plant and woodworking and was proud to work with his son to fulfill his vision of building his own funeral home It is a great joy to be a part of Miller Funeral Home and “Family Serving Family” he will be forever remembered by his family and the staff of Miller Funeral Home Jim graduated from Fairless High School (Navarre He retired from Coshocton Brake and Supply in 2010 after 44 years with the company He has been a 45-year member of the Elks Lodge and national levels; and was the Past President of the Ohio Elks Association in 2010 He has been on the Board of Directors for the Coshocton Head Start for 30 years Jim is also an Ohio Certified Crematory Operator who passed away in 2016; they have 3 children and 6 grandchildren Todd is a graduate of Coshocton High and joined the Ohio State Patrol in 1990 He retired in March of 2018 after serving 28 years as an Ohio State Trooper Todd has been a life-long resident of Coshocton County where he continues to reside with his wife and two step-children Madelyn and Remington and spending time with his family and friends Chad is a 1993 graduate of Coshocton High School and a 1994 graduate of The Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy He is currently employed with The Coshocton County Sheriff’s Office just having celebrated his 28th year of service to the community Chad is married to Diane (Shryock) Jackson and together they share four children Chad’s downtime is spent with family on the golf course and going on Jeep rides Kerry graduated from River View High School in 1972 He retired from AK Steel after 30 years of service He has been a member of Coshocton Elks Lodge #376 for 37 years He also enjoys spending time with family and traveling Be sure you have your GPS enabled and try again Another day, another youngster: EHC Biel has announced the signing of another homegrown player to a contract With this contract, Guillaume Kaser has bound himself to EHC Biel until at least the end of the 2027-28 season. Kaser went through Biel's youth organization, and last season he was part of the Seeländers' lineup once. This season, he mainly suited up on loan with partner team EHC Olten for which he will suit up again in the upcoming season Kaser scored one goal and collected five assists in 50 games with the Powermäuse in the Swiss League Be sure you have your GPS enabled and try again.