Terry Lee Winters, a beloved muscle car enthusiast, passed away Saturday, April 12, 2025 peacefully in his home.
Known for his exceptionally talented automotive restoration projects where he primarily focused on first generation Chevy Camaros, Terry loved attending car shows, riding his Harley, and talking shop about anything automotive. He especially enjoyed talking about his favorite car ever owned – a 1967 Corvette, 427, 3 speed, tri-power, convertible with AC, black with red interior (1 of 100) – and reminiscing about how he towed his jet boat to the lake with it. He also enjoyed any time he got to spend with his grandchildren and was excited about becoming a great-grandfather this summer.
Terry was born November 8th, 1953, in Shelby, OH, and attended Pioneer before graduating from Shelby Sr. High School in 1972. He worked for Gorman Rupp for more than 30 years before retiring to Sebring, FL.
He is survived by his children: Theresa, Trever, Teren (Steph), Trent (Krissy), Tara (Kyle), and Tyler; siblings: Dan (JoAnn), Linda, Paul (Karen), and Mike; grandchildren: Kaitlynn (Caden) Payne, Taylor Winters, Kindsey Gregory, Oaklyn Reber, Kam Reber, and Norah Winters; and one great grandchild due this summer along with many nieces and nephews.
Terry was preceded in death by his nephew, Ian Winters; his mother, Marilyn (May) Winters; and his father, Merle Winters.
A celebration of life will be held at a later date.
Memorial contributions may be made to The Piston Foundation, pistonfoundation.org (whose mission is to bring more young people into the collector car industry).
Care for Terry and his family is being provided by the Penwell Funeral Home, 168 West Main Street, Shelby, OH 44875. Online condolences may be made on Terry’s obituary on the funeral home’s website (PenwellFuneralHome.com) or their Facebook page (Facebook.com/PenwellFuneralHome).
Shane Michael Douglas, age 52, fought cancer like a Spartan but God saw fit to take him home on his shield on Thursday, April 10, 2025.
Born December 4, 1972 in Shelby, Ohio to Eddie and Debbie (Lewis) Douglas, Shane was a 1991 graduate of Shelby High School. His working years began at Mansfield Memorial Park and later served as a corrections officer at NCCI and MANCI for 8 years. Shane returned to school and obtained a bachelor’s degree in B.B.A. business from Mount Vernon Nazarene College. He then began a career at JB Hunt Transport as an Operations Supervisor. His time with JB Hunt would take him to many places including Ohio, Kentucky, Washington, and Utah where he ultimately worked as an Area Risk Manager.
A faith filled man with a strong relationship with Jesus, Shane’s mission in life was to be a witness to God’s goodness. He found joy in sharing God’s love with others, even in difficult times and wanted those he encountered to experience this same love. He was currently an active member of the Salmon Assembly of God where he stepped into any role that was needed.
Shane loved sports from a young age. During high school Shane excelled in basketball and baseball. Shane treasured his time playing in softball leagues, following in the footsteps of his grandpa and dad. A die-hard Pittsburgh Steelers fan, he continued to engage in sports by coaching his son in baseball and basketball, dominating in fantasy football leagues, and lifting in the gym. He would discover his passion for elk and deer hunting when moving west. He enjoyed his time on his motorcycle, traveling to various destinations, and admiring God’s work in everything he encountered.
On November 23, 1999, Shane married Shawna (Barclay) Douglas, whom Shane described as his rock and strong, gentle partner. Shawna survives along with children: Mason Douglas of Alabama and McKenna Douglas (Cory Goddard) of Idaho; grandchildren Karson, Harper, and Holly Douglas; parents: Eddie and Debbie Douglas of Lexington, Ohio; sister: Christen (Aaron) Albrecht of Lexington, Ohio; and numerous other relatives and friends. Shane was preceded in death by his first wife, Holly (Sweeting) Douglas in 1998; maternal grandparents: Kennel and Martha Lewis; and paternal grandparents: Curt and Deloris Douglas.
Family and friends are welcome on Thursday, April 17, 2025 from 5-7 pm at the Penwell Funeral Home, 168 West Main Street, Shelby, where funeral services will be held on Friday, April 18, 2025 at 10 am. Pastor Art Kennard will officiate the services. Burial will immediately follow in Oakland Cemetery, Shelby.
Condolences may be made on Shane’s obituary on the funeral home’s website (PenwellFuneralHome.com) or their Facebook page (Facebook.com/PenwellFuneralHome).
Dennis John “Denny” Herlihy died peacefully with his only son, Scott, by his side in Austin, Texas on Sunday, March 23, 2025. He had just celebrated his 90th birthday on March 8, 2025 with Scott and Scott’s wife, Amanda.
Named after his grandfather Dennis who immigrated from Skibbereen, County Cork, Ireland through Ellis Island in 1872, Dennis was born on March 8, 1935 at Shelby Hospital in Shelby, Ohio, the youngest child of James Michael & Catherine Cecelia (Metzger) Herlihy. Growing up at 32 Raymond Avenue, he attended St. Mary’s School just across the street and was a 1953 graduate of Shelby High School. Following in his older brother Bill’s footsteps, he enrolled at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, graduating in 1957 with a B.A. in Education and later received a master’s degree in Guidance and Counselling in 1967 from Miami.
Denny served in the US Army and was honorably discharged as a Sergeant. He took his first teaching position at Hamilton Junior High School in Hamilton, Ohio.
On August 19, 1967, Denny married Barbara Richter. To this union was born one son, Scott, who survives along with his wife Amanda, of Austin, Texas.
Denny taught in public schools in Skokie, Illinois, was the Assistant Principal in Kenosha, Wisconsin, then High School Principal in Burlington, Wisconsin. He went on to serve as the Assistant Principal at Alvin Junior High School in Alvin, Texas, then as the Assistant Superintendent for both the Galveston and Bryan, Texas school districts. He retired in 1996.
After moving to New Orleans in 1996, Denny worked as a supervisor of college students doing their practice teaching at local elementary schools, passing along his years of experience to the next generation of educators. He lived in New Orleans until 2021, when he moved to Austin, Texas.
He enjoyed many cultural and civic opportunities while living in New Orleans and was very involved with the Uptown Triangle Neighborhood Association. He also enjoyed cooking, collecting first-day-issue commemorative stamp covers, watching old movies, going to local coffee shops, and spending time with his faithful and beloved miniature Schnauzer, named “Girl.”
Also surviving are one sister, Anne C. (Emile) John of Willard; sister-in-law Joanne Herlihy of Middleburg Heights, Ohio, and numerous nieces, nephews, great- and great-great-nieces and nephews, and many friends.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by siblings: Rosemary (John) Bertka, James (Edna) Herlihy, and William “Bill” Herlihy.
Denny’s memorial Mass will be held on Saturday, April 26, 2025 at 11 am at Most Pure Heart of Mary Catholic Church, 29 West Street, Shelby, OH 44875 with Fr. Jeff Smith celebrating. Family members and friends are welcome to gather at the church, prior to Mass, beginning at 10:30 am. Dennis will be laid to rest next to his parents and among his deceased siblings at Most Pure Heart of Mary Catholic Cemetery, Shelby.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Sheeran-Crowley Trust https://www.sheerancrowley.org/donate; the Uptown Triangle Neighborhood Association, P.O. Box 850105, New Orleans, LA 7018; or to the Wounded Warrior Project.
Gary Goss Dvorak, age 75, formerly of Shelby, passed away Monday morning, April 7, 2025 at his beloved cabin in Perrysville. His death follows a courageous three-year battle with cancer.
Gary was born on December 13, 1949 in Lakewood, Ohio to Willis and Virginia (Goss) Dvorak. He graduated from Lakewood High School in 1968. From his class of over 700 students, Gary always remained proud to be chosen to represent all the Lakewood High School athletes at a banquet for the Fellowship of Christian Athletics his senior year. He then attended Ashland College, graduating in 1972 with a degree in health and physical education. While there he was a member of the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity and was a student coach for the Ashland Eagles football team.
His first teaching job was in Shelby where he met the love of his life, Sally, in a kindergarten classroom following a teacher volleyball game. They married on September 1, 1973. After their marriage, Gary’s love of the outdoors and nature took him to The Ohio State University where he briefly pursued a degree in park and recreational management. However, the lights and sounds of Friday night football drew him back. After a year as physical director of the Galion YMCA, he was hired as the defensive coordinator of the Colonel Crawford Eagles football team. Eventually he became the head coach, making many long-lasting friendships. While there, he also coached swimming and track.
In 1985, Gary returned to Shelby, taking a job teaching physical education and coaching football and track. He was also incredibly involved with “Mad Dog Gym” where he instructed weightlifting, as well as lifting himself. His passion for lifting began in junior high as he and his friends would gather to lift in “Tighe’s Shed.” In his later years, Gary was the OWA teacher at the high school, retiring in 2008.
After retiring, Gary bought a motorcycle and, together with friends, formed a group fondly called “The Mild Hogs.” This crew enjoyed both short and long trips together and many still gather to enjoy morning coffee and Wednesday night dinners.
In 2010, Gary and Sally built a log cabin in Mohican and, in 2015, moved there permanently- heading back to the outdoors. Gary frequented Planet Fitness where he was called “the mayor” because of his knack for meeting new people and making new friends, something he did quite well.
Gary and Sally traveled to Cocoa Beach, FL with their entire family every two years. They also visited Alaska, Hawaii, Glacier National Park, Charleston, and Savannah with dear friends. In 2010 they went with colleagues to the Rose Bowl where Ohio State beat Oregon to win the National Championship. Gary called this official Ohio State Alumni Tour a “spiritual experience” because of his love of football and The Ohio State Buckeyes.
The most enjoyable part of his retirement was spending time with family and following grandchildren in their activities and sports which include football, basketball, volleyball, golf, and soccer. While watching, Gary was the photographer, and Sally used the photos to make countless scrapbooks of the activities.
A career in teaching and coaching gave Gary the opportunity to guide students and athletes and show them not only how to learn skills, but also shared his philosophy of life: God, Family, Friends, and School/Work. He valued the many friendships made over his life that remain in place to this day. In appreciation for his 35 years of coaching, Gary was awarded a Lifetime Coaching Award by Jim Tressel.
Gary is survived by his family whom he cherished, his beloved wife: Sally J. (Hanno) Dvorak; daughters: Kristin (Jason) Goon of Ashland, Kari Blanchard of Lancaster, and Katie (Brent) Bird of Galena; grandchildren: Kameron Goon, Kenedi Goon, Karter Goon, Logan Blanchard, Ashlynne Blanchard, Ellie Bach, Emin Bach, Elin Bach, Tyler Bird, and Clara Bird; sister: Lynn Beveridge of Brecksville; nieces and their families: Heather (Mike) Onorati and Betsy Beveridge; and other relatives and numerous friends. In addition to his parents, Gary was preceded in death by his in-laws: Harold and Winnie Hanno; and brothers-in-law: David Beveridge and Steve Hanno.
Family and friends are welcome on Friday, April 11, 2025 from 4-7 pm at the Penwell Funeral Home, 168 West Main Street, Shelby where funeral services will be held on Saturday, April 12, 2025 at 10:30 am. Milan Lewis, Chaplain and a former player of Gary’s, will officiate the services with burial following in Oakland Cemetery, Shelby. Memorial contributions may be made to the Shelby Whippet Athletic Boosters, c/o Cathy Dodge, 145 Mansfield Avenue, Apt. 7, Shelby, Ohio 44875
Online condolences may be made on Gary’s obituary on the funeral home’s website (PenwellFuneralHome.com) or their Facebook page (Facebook.com/PenwellFuneralHome).
James Edward “Jim” Auer, age 69, currently of Mansfield, died naturally yet unexpectedly on Wednesday, April 2, 2025 at his home.
Jim was born February 11, 1956 in Shelby to the late Edward Patrick and Charlotte M. (Stine) Auer. He graduated from Shelby High School in 1974 and lived many places throughout his life always loving to travel. A true “jack of all trades, master of none”, Jim was a talented handyman.
Survivors include his son: Chad (Megan) Auer of Ashland; grandchildren: Julia, Baylee, Dylan, Jaxson, and Grant; great granddaughter: Ariella; sisters: Jean Auer of Galion and Teresa (Tim) Armstrong of Shelby; and 2 nieces, a nephew, and their families. His parents preceded him in death.
Graveside services will be held on Wednesday, April 9, 2025 at 1 pm at Most Pure Heart of Mary Catholic Cemetery, Shelby. Care for Jim and his family is being provided by the Penwell Funeral Home, 168 West Main Street, Shelby.
Condolences may be left on the funeral home’s website (PenwellFuneralHome.com) or Facebook page (Facebook.com/PenwellFuneralHome).
Margaret M. Kromer, age 93, of Mansfield, passed peacefully Friday morning, March 28, 2025 at The Waterford at Mansfield where she resided.
Margaret was born June 3, 1931 in Tiffin to the late Roman and Helen (Schultz) Burger. She graduated from Tiffin Calvert High School where, as a musician, she enjoyed playing drums, classical piano, and clarinet. Following high school, a job as a bank teller and later their family-owned shoe store preceded her marriage to Bernard Kromer on October 12, 1950. It was then that her career and life was focused on being an outstanding homemaker raising her family.
Margaret enjoyed gardening and canning what she grew. She also enjoyed cooking and trying new recipes, having quite a collection ready to share with others. When she was not cooking, she made crafts including elaborate photo albums and Afghan blankets for her family. Additionally, Margaret sewed and made many of her children’s clothes. She was especially good at always finding ways to stretch a dollar.
Margaret was a member of St. Peter’s Catholic Church in Mansfield and later attended Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church, Bethlehem, Shelby Settlement, with her son and daughter-in-law. In her downtime, she enjoyed reading and was faithful to saying her prayers and Rosary. Margaret peacefully departed for her heavenly home, to be reunited with her family, after listening to the Divine Mercy Chaplet and Rosary recited by her son. The last words she heard were, “It is ok to go. Your family is waiting for you. I love you, Mom.”
We will all always love and miss you, until we meet again. Survivors include her children: Alan (Sandi) Kromer, Kathleen Frye, David (Becky) Kromer, Brenda (Mike) Stickney, and Elaine Cybulski (Jeremy Borkowski); grandchildren: Daniel Kromer, Matthew Kromer, Trevor Frye, Lance Frye, Daniel Frye, Brett Frye, Erin Mendenhall, Brian Kromer, Sarah Stickney, Donald Ball, and Zoe Cybulski; 9 great grandchildren; sister: Dorothy Frank; sister-in-law: Miriam Burger; and numerous nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends. In addition to her parents, Margaret was preceded in death by her husband, Bernard, on August 12, 1994; their stillborn daughter: Mary; son-in-law: Michael Frye; and siblings: Dr. Thomas Burger, Alice Jean Crowner, Atty. Robert Burger, and John Burger.
The family would like to extend special gratitude and appreciation to Dr. Ajay Chawla and staff, The Waterford of Manfield Staff, and OhioHealth Hospice for their outstanding care and compassion.
Family and friends are welcome on Tuesday, April 1, 2025 from 10-11 am at St. Peter’s Catholic Church, 60 S Mulberry Street, Mansfield, OH 44903. Mass of Christian Burial will immediately follow the visitation at 11 am. Fr. Jeff Smith, Pastor, Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church, Bethlehem, Shelby Settlement, will celebrate the Mass with burial following in Mansfield Catholic Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Peter’s Catholic Church.
Care for Margaret and her family is being provided by the Penwell Funeral Home, 168 West Main Street, Shelby. Condolences may be left on Margaret’s obituary on the funeral home’s website (PenwellFuneralHome.com) or their Facebook page (Facebook.com/PenwellFuneralHome).
Asia Michelle (Burton) DeWalt, age 35, of Shiloh, died unexpectedly Tuesday, March 25, 2025.
Asia was born March 9, 1990 in Springfield, TN. Adopted at the age of 9 by her loving parents, Richard L. and Katherine D. (Wadley) Burton, they moved to Shelby when Asia was in middle school. Attending Shelby City Schools, she graduated from Goal Digital Academy. She later earned an associate’s degree in human services from North Central State College. Asia always had a passion for helping kids and people, something which paired well with her kind and caring nature.
Asia was a voracious reader- a hobby and passion she had her entire life. In fact, as a child, she even had a miniature library where friends could come and check out books which she shared for reading. She loved gardening and flowers, specifically roses and cherry blossoms, and always had an affinity for Asian culture and anime, especially Sailor Moon.
Asia is survived by her husband, Dustin R. DeWalt, whom she wed June 24, 2011; her children who she absolutely adored and loved: Alyssa Naomi Sue DeWalt and Abel Lynn DeWalt; her parents: Richard and Kathy Burton of Shelby; her biological mother: Joyce (Clay) Long; brother: William (Jennifer) Casey; nephews: William and Caleb; in-laws: Vicky DeWalt and Roger DeWalt; and numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends. She was preceded in death by her maternal grandparents: Jack and Betty Nothacker.
Family and friends are welcome on Monday, March 31, 2025 from 3-5 pm at the Penwell Funeral Home, 168 West Main Street, Shelby where funeral services will immediately follow at 5 pm. Rev. O. Douglas Tackett will officiate the services. Memorial contributions may be made to the Richland County Humane Society (https://adoptourstrays.com/donate/).
Elizabeth Ann “Liz” Hupp, age 59, of Shelby, passed away naturally yet unexpectedly on Friday, March 21, 2025 at her home.
Liz, affectionately known as “Red” to many, was born July 2, 1965 in Parma Heights, Ohio to the late Paul Edward Hupp and Shirley L. (Hawkins) McPeek. Liz spent nearly 14 years working at Cornell’s IGA in both the deli and bakery where she served as the general manager respectively. Recently she worked at Stanley Black and Decker in Shelby.
Throughout her life, Liz demonstrated what strength truly was. From raising her daughter in a single parent home to proving she could accomplish anything life threw her, Liz took each day as a challenge to succeed. She many times proclaimed her greatest accomplishment in life was raising her child. She loved sharing life lessons with others and left this world without knowing how much she genuinely impacted those around her. Liz, who had a deep affection for animals, particularly her dog Loki who recently passed away, made a significant impact on everyone she encountered. Liz believed all paths ultimately lead to God and took something from every form of religion.
Liz is survived by her daughter: Nova Liner (fiancé Lunette Ramos), brother: Paul (Christy) Hupp of Clarksville, TN; sister: Tammy (Steve) Martin of MI; aunt; Janice (Jimmy) Cole of Shelby; and numerous nieces, nephews, as well as many aunts and uncles who she dearly loved. She was preceded in death by her parents. After losing her mom, Liz made sure to remember her in all she did, carrying her memory with her always.
At Liz’s request, calling hours and funeral services will not be observed. Care for Liz and her family is being provided by the Penwell Funeral Home, 168 West Main Street, Shelby, OH 44875.
Online condolences may be left on the funeral home’s website (PenwellFuner-alHome.com) or their Facebook page (Facebook.com/PenwellFuneralHome).
Carl Francis Sifferlin, age 93, of Shelby, died early Friday morning, March 21, 2025 at Mill Creek Nursing and Rehab in Galion. His death follows a brief illness.
Carl was born August 1, 1931 at the family home in Shelby to the late Francis and Cornelia T. (Maag) Sifferlin. A 1950 graduate of Shelby High School, he then served his country in the United States Navy during the Korean Conflict for nearly four years (January 1951-October 1954) as an engine machinist aboard the USS Randall (APA-224). Upon his return to Shelby, he worked as a tool and die maker for the Shelby Spring Hinge Company and Millers Standard Tube prior to his career at Ohio Seamless Tube. Throughout his many years of service at the Tuby, Carl served as maintenance supervisor over both Plant I and II. He retired in 1995.
Carl married the former Margaret Catherine Ensman on June 25,1955. Together, Carl and Marg had a life of happiness and joy. They loved to dance, no matter the genre- from polka to square dancing to ballroom dancing. They did it all. Carl’s hobbies and interests were extensive. A true “Mr. Fix-It,” there was not anything he could not fix or build- construction, electrical, automotive, or anything in between. Together with his best friends, Dick and Butch Friebel, they manufactured thousands of cornhole boards via their company, BC&D. Carl was crafty in many ways and was especially well known for his birdhouses and Adirondack Chairs amongst many other projects. Perhaps his most cherished project was their family home he built himself, where he and Marg lived their entire married life, raised their family, and created many wonderful memories. Marg preceded Carl in death on August 19, 2022.
Carl loved to golf, having belonged to the Shelby Country Club for many years where he played in the Thursday night Twilight League. He thoroughly enjoyed attending all his children and grandchildren’s activities having coached his son’s first place Little League team. Carl was faithful to watching his grandchildren play basketball, football, soccer, golf, and running.Carl was a member of Most Pure Heart of Mary Catholic Church in Shelby his entire life. Over the years he served on Parish Council, St. Mary School Board, Maintenance Committee, and was an usher. Additionally, he was a member of the Shelby Knights of Columbus, Moose, American Legion, and Mansfield Liederkranz.
Simply put, Carl loved life. He had a fondness for engaging with individuals, dedicating his time to conversing and appreciating each person’s company. Although his reunion with those gone before him is certain to be joyous, he will be very much missed by all who love him.
Carl is survived by his children: Dan (Kathy) Sifferlin of Wooster, Mark (Elena) Sifferlin of Minneapolis, MN, Carla (Denny) Arnold of Shelby, Nancy (Todd) Baird of Ontario, and Sandy (Chris) Kelly of Powell; grandchildren: Karianne (David) Gerber, Samuel Sifferlin, Alexandra Sifferlin (Matthew Zeitlin), Francesca Sifferlin (Micah Carithers), Chad (Jenifer) Arnold, Cory (Amanda) Arnold, Garrett (Brooke) Arnold, Scott (Annie) Baird, Dr. Andrew (Alyssa) Baird, Rex Kelly, Cate Kelly, and Riley Kelly; great grandchildren: Calvin, Grady, Beau, Gabriel, Emmett, Adelaide, Ryder, Ensley, Drew, Matthew, Henry, and Quinn; brother: Ray (Ruthie) Sifferlin; in-laws: Sue Sifferlin, Carol Ensman, and Norbert Ensman; and numerous nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends. In addition to his parents and wife, Carl was preceded in death by his grandson: Eric Baird; and siblings: Dr. John Sifferlin, Roy Sifferlin, Sr. Bernadette (Viola) Sifferlin, OSF, and Rosemary Bricker.
Family and friends are welcome on Tuesday, March 25, 2025 from 5-7 pm at the Penwell Funeral Home, 168 West Main Street, Shelby, where a rosary will be recited at 7 pm. Mass of Christian Burial will be on Wednesday, March 26, 2025 at 10:30 am at Most Pure Heart of Mary Catholic Church, 29 West Street, Shelby with Fr. Chris Mileski celebrating. Military honors will be conducted by the Richland County Joint Veteran’s Burial Detail with burial following in the church cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the church.
Condolences may be left on the funeral home’s website (PenwellFuneralHome.com) or their Facebook page (Facebook.com/PenwellFuneralHome).
Penny Jo Mosley, age 73, of Shelby, passed peacefully Wednesday morning, March 19, 2025 at her home.Penny was born December 28, 1951 in Shelby to the late Aril “Fuzz” and Ella (Jenkins) Argo. Penny spent her life caring for others. She was a dedicated nurse aide at Heritage Care Center in Shelby. She loved caring for people- it was her true passion and calling. She retired following 38 years of care.
As a hobby, Penny loved to go for walks and was a member of Mansfield Baptist Temple. Penny loved her family deeply and always had a soft spot for her animals.
Penny is survived by her children: Jerry Mosley, Jr. of Shelby, Jason Swank of Shiloh, and Tammy Gayheart of North Carolina; 13 grandchildren; Toni Mosley, Railynn Mosley, Jaxstin Mosley, Jason Swank II, Lexus Swank, Cheyenne Swank, Jacob Swank, Sierra Swank, Ardrion Collins, Eli Swank, Isaiah(Mikayla) Gayheart, Richard Black, Jr., Erin Gayheart; 10 great grandchildren: Avery, Dillon, Emery, Blake, Samuel, Sebastain, Shelton, Spencer, EverLee, Larkin; siblings: Debbie (Charlie) Eshelman of Shelby, Rex (Donna) Argo of Shelby; Ron Argo of Florida, and Sandra Mount of Florida; sister-in-law: Virginia Argo; and numerous other relatives and friends. In addition to her parents, Penny was preceded in death by her daughter-in-law: Doty Swank; son-in-law: Greg Gayheart; former husband and friend: Jerry Mosley, Sr.; brothers: Don Argo and Gary Argo; sister-in-law: Diane Argo; brother-in-law: Jack Mount; and niece: Heidi Mount.
At Penny’s request, calling hours and funeral services will not be observed. Burial will be in Most Pure Heart of Mary Catholic Cemetery, Shelby. Care for Penny and her family is being provided by the Penwell Funeral Home, 168 West Main Street, Shelby, OH 44875.
Online condolences may be left on the funeral home’s website (PenwellFuneralHome.com) or their Facebook page (Facebook.com/PenwellFuneralHome).
