Lois, 80, 28 E. Main St., Osgood, died at 6:11 a.m., at Mercer County Community Hospital.
She was the daughter of Alfred and Edith (Turner) Winner. On Jan 10, 1953, she married Robert Luebke, who preceded her in death. On May 16, 1997, she married Mark Steinbrunner, who survives in Osgood.
Also surviving are three sons: Phil (Janie) and Jeff (Nancy), Maria Stein, and Rob (Carey), Celina; four daughters: Denise (Tim) Boeckman and Dianne (Larry) Post, both St. Henry, Lori (Steve) Santmeyer, Mansfield, and Heather (Perry) Unrast, Maria Stein; two stepsons: Mark (Rachel), Millbury, and Dennis, St. Henry; two stepdaughters: Lorine (Keith) Nemes, Wake Forrest, and Sandy (Rick) Derthick, Galloway; a brother, Bill (Teresa), Maria Stein; two sisters: Betty (Gerry) Huelsman, Minster, and Judy (Robert) Geiger, Port Clinton; three sisters-in-law: Eunice Winner and Norma Winner, both Minster, and Marlene Winner, Roswell, GA; and twenty-one grandchildren, twelve great-grandchildren and ten step grandchildren.
Deceased are a son-in-law, Jack Imwalle; and three brothers: Paul, Jim and Jack.
She was a member of St. Nicholas Catholic Church, Osgood, the Osgood American Legion Auxiliary, and Marion Local Band Boosters officers. She graduated from Minster High School in 1949, retired from Crown Equipment and was an Aide and Volunteer for Marion Local Schools.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be at St. Nicholas Catholic Church, Osgood, with Revs. David Zink and Kenneth Schroeder, officiating.
She was the daughter of Alfred and Edith (Turner) Winner. On Jan 10, 1953, she married Robert Luebke, who preceded her in death. On May 16, 1997, she married Mark Steinbrunner, who survives in Osgood.
Also surviving are three sons: Phil (Janie) and Jeff (Nancy), Maria Stein, and Rob (Carey), Celina; four daughters: Denise (Tim) Boeckman and Dianne (Larry) Post, both St. Henry, Lori (Steve) Santmeyer, Mansfield, and Heather (Perry) Unrast, Maria Stein; two stepsons: Mark (Rachel), Millbury, and Dennis, St. Henry; two stepdaughters: Lorine (Keith) Nemes, Wake Forrest, and Sandy (Rick) Derthick, Galloway; a brother, Bill (Teresa), Maria Stein; two sisters: Betty (Gerry) Huelsman, Minster, and Judy (Robert) Geiger, Port Clinton; three sisters-in-law: Eunice Winner and Norma Winner, both Minster, and Marlene Winner, Roswell, GA; and twenty-one grandchildren, twelve great-grandchildren and ten step grandchildren.
Deceased are a son-in-law, Jack Imwalle; and three brothers: Paul, Jim and Jack.
She was a member of St. Nicholas Catholic Church, Osgood, the Osgood American Legion Auxiliary, and Marion Local Band Boosters officers. She graduated from Minster High School in 1949, retired from Crown Equipment and was an Aide and Volunteer for Marion Local Schools.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be at St. Nicholas Catholic Church, Osgood, with Revs. David Zink and Kenneth Schroeder, officiating.
Lois, 80, 28 E. Main St., Osgood, died at 6:11 a.m., at Mercer County Community Hospital.
She was the daughter of Alfred and Edith (Turner) Winner. On Jan 10, 1953, she married Robert Luebke, who preceded her in death. On May 16, 1997, she married Mark Steinbrunner, who survives in Osgood.
Also surviving are three sons: Phil (Janie) and Jeff (Nancy), Maria Stein, and Rob (Carey), Celina; four daughters: Denise (Tim) Boeckman and Dianne (Larry) Post, both St. Henry, Lori (Steve) Santmeyer, Mansfield, and Heather (Perry) Unrast, Maria Stein; two stepsons: Mark (Rachel), Millbury, and Dennis, St. Henry; two stepdaughters: Lorine (Keith) Nemes, Wake Forrest, and Sandy (Rick) Derthick, Galloway; a brother, Bill (Teresa), Maria Stein; two sisters: Betty (Gerry) Huelsman, Minster, and Judy (Robert) Geiger, Port Clinton; three sisters-in-law: Eunice Winner and Norma Winner, both Minster, and Marlene Winner, Roswell, GA; and twenty-one grandchildren, twelve great-grandchildren and ten step grandchildren.
Deceased are a son-in-law, Jack Imwalle; and three brothers: Paul, Jim and Jack.
She was a member of St. Nicholas Catholic Church, Osgood, the Osgood American Legion Auxiliary, and Marion Local Band Boosters officers. She graduated from Minster High School in 1949, retired from Crown Equipment and was an Aide and Volunteer for Marion Local Schools.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be at St. Nicholas Catholic Church, Osgood, with Revs. David Zink and Kenneth Schroeder, officiating.
She was the daughter of Alfred and Edith (Turner) Winner. On Jan 10, 1953, she married Robert Luebke, who preceded her in death. On May 16, 1997, she married Mark Steinbrunner, who survives in Osgood.
Also surviving are three sons: Phil (Janie) and Jeff (Nancy), Maria Stein, and Rob (Carey), Celina; four daughters: Denise (Tim) Boeckman and Dianne (Larry) Post, both St. Henry, Lori (Steve) Santmeyer, Mansfield, and Heather (Perry) Unrast, Maria Stein; two stepsons: Mark (Rachel), Millbury, and Dennis, St. Henry; two stepdaughters: Lorine (Keith) Nemes, Wake Forrest, and Sandy (Rick) Derthick, Galloway; a brother, Bill (Teresa), Maria Stein; two sisters: Betty (Gerry) Huelsman, Minster, and Judy (Robert) Geiger, Port Clinton; three sisters-in-law: Eunice Winner and Norma Winner, both Minster, and Marlene Winner, Roswell, GA; and twenty-one grandchildren, twelve great-grandchildren and ten step grandchildren.
Deceased are a son-in-law, Jack Imwalle; and three brothers: Paul, Jim and Jack.
She was a member of St. Nicholas Catholic Church, Osgood, the Osgood American Legion Auxiliary, and Marion Local Band Boosters officers. She graduated from Minster High School in 1949, retired from Crown Equipment and was an Aide and Volunteer for Marion Local Schools.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be at St. Nicholas Catholic Church, Osgood, with Revs. David Zink and Kenneth Schroeder, officiating.
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