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Edna M. Ziegler
Edna M. Ziegler, 85 (nee Lytle) of Lorain died Thursday, November 9, 2006,
at New Life Hospice Center at St. Joseph in Lorain following a brief
illness.
Mrs. Ziegler was born in Cresson, PA on January 4, 1921. She has lived
in Lorain for the past 53 years.
She had worked in various clothing departments for the O'Neils Store
compiling 30 years of service. She retired in 1986. She and her late
husband Lee Ziegler owned and operated the Dairy Isle on 21st Street from
1961-1971.
Mrs. Ziegler enjoyed crossword puzzles, cooking, gardening, shopping
and animals, especially birds.
She is survived by a daughter Shauna E. Wilt Mihalic of Amherst, son
Patrick A. Wilt of Lorain, 7 grandchildren, six great grandchildren and a
sister Bernice Caulk.
Mrs. Ziegler was preceded in death by her first husband Patrick E. Wilt
in 1956, her second husband Lee Ziegler in 2005, daughter Carroll A. Wilt
Albright in 2006, her mother Margaret (nee Smith) Lytle, sisters Jeannie
Kennedy, Marjorie Link, brothers Hallam Lytle and George Lytle.
Services are private with interment at Ridge Hill Memorial Park
Cemetery Amherst Township, OH.
Family suggest that memorial contributions may be made to Salvation
Army, 2506 Broadway Ave., Lorain, Ohio 44052.
Arrangements have been entrusted to Schwartz, Spence, Boyer & Cool Home
For Funerals, 1124 W. 5th Street, Lorain, Ohio 44052.
Condolences
From: Vickie
Relation: Daughter-in-law
To my other mom and best friend.
I love you and will miss you. I will miss the good times we shared and the
long talks we shared. I know you are happy now, and that you will always be
in my heart.
Love, Vickie
From: Margie and Jessica
Relation: Friend
Dearest Pat ,
Vickie, Jeremy, Jenny and Jarod,
Our deepest sympathy goes out to all of you! We have such fond memories
of Edna and all the great conversations and laughs we had just sitting out
in your backyard. She was always so kind to us and I will treasure all those
memories. We are so grateful to have been able to spend some time with her
that evening at Hospice. What a joy it must be for her now to be finally
reunited with all her loved ones that she has missed for so long.
Please take good care of yourselves and each other and know that we are
always here for you!
Much love, Margie, Jessica and
little Jake, too.
From: Tony Mihalic
Relation: Grandson
Grandma,
You will be missed more then you know! I will think about all of the fun
times we shared and all of the things you taught me in life. Thank you so
much. I will miss are Tuesday's that we spent together. Until we meet again,
I will love you and know that you will always be with me!
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