Tyson Christopher Adkins, age 18, of Shelby, died tragically Monday, September 22, 2025, as a result of injuries sustained in a motor vehicle accident.
Born October 5, 2006, in Painesville, Ohio, Tyson was lovingly adopted at birth by his parents Christopher John and Marlene Frances (Steele) Adkins. Tyson attended Shelby City Schools, graduating this past May from both Shelby Senior High School and Pioneer Career and Technology Center with the Class of 2025. He was a member of the Shelby High School bowling team, a sport and hobby he truly loved.
Tyson was mechanically inclined and had a true passion for tinkering. He enjoyed working on small engines—especially lawn mowers—and thrived on the challenge of taking things apart and fixing them back up. Around town, Tyson was well-known for riding his lawn mower through Shelby, often with a trailer hitched to the back. It wasn’t uncommon to see him driving with lawn chairs set up on that trailer, passengers aboard, bringing laughter and smiles to everyone who saw him.
Tyson also loved the outdoors and found joy in spending time in nature. An avid fisherman, he enjoyed casting for bass and walleye and looked forward to ice fishing each winter. He was equally passionate about hunting—whether it was deer, turkey, or pheasant—and also took great enjoyment in sporting clay shooting and hiking. Tyson was a proud member of the Richland County Fish and Game Club, where he shared these interests with fellow outdoor enthusiasts.
Animals held a special place in Tyson’s heart, particularly dogs. He could never pass by one without wanting to stop and pet it, always asking permission first. That gentle kindness and natural respect for others was a hallmark of his personality.
Tyson will be remembered most for his kind and compassionate spirit. He was polite and respectful, always eager to lend a helping hand to anyone in need—especially when it involved fixing something or assisting with a project. His determination and focus were unmatched, setting his mind to a task and sticking it through to completion. His giving heart, playful nature, and strong work ethic left a lasting impression on all who knew and loved him.
Tyson is survived by his loving parents: Chris and Marlene; paternal grandparents: John and Karen Adkins of Mansfield; aunts and uncles: Rich and Jill Steele, Ken Steele, Mark Steele, Kelly Lee, and Shari and Don Miller; and numerous cousins, great aunts and uncles including Marcia Hall with whom he was close, and friends. Tyson was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents: Archie and Marie Steele; uncles: Jeremy Adkins and David Lee; and cousin: Evan Steele.
Family and friends are welcome on Tuesday, September 30, 2025 from 3-7 pm at the Penwell Funeral Home, 168 West Main Street, Shelby. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, October 1, 2025 at 10:30 am at Core Community Church, 18 Seneca Drive, Shelby, with Pastors Ben Carver and Mark Lehman officiating. Burial will follow in Oakland Cemetery, Shelby. A meal and gathering will follow at Core Community Church and guests are welcomed and encouraged to attend. Memorial contributions may be made to Core Community Church or to the Shelby Whippet Athletic Boosters (Bowling Team), c/o Cathy Dodge, 145 Mansfield Avenue, Apt. 7, Shelby, Ohio 44875
Wavel Brown, age 87, of Shelby, died unexpectedly on Monday, September 22, 2025 at his home.
Wavel was born December 14, 1937 in Clearfield, KY to the late Holley and Mattie (Wallace) Brown, Sr. On his 26th birthday, Wavel married Irene Sue Landis and together they celebrated nearly 62 years of marriage. He spent most of his working career in Shelby while working for the Water Department, mainly as a truck driver, until his retirement in 1993.
Whether hunting deer and coon or fishing in various locations, Wavel enjoyed his time outdoors. He was a member of the Richland County Coon Hunters Club and the Crawford County Coon Hunters and Sportsman Club. Wavel shared a love for gardening with his wife and his children. For many years, he looked forward to his daily “morning meetings” with his brother, Junior, to grab a cup of coffee at McDonald’s. Wavel loved his family fiercely and enjoyed simply being together. He was a member of the Highest Praise Church in Shelby.
Wavel is survived by his wife, Irene; children: Steven Brown (Chrissi Golden) of Marion, Roscoe Brown of Marion, Russell Brown (Jerri Durr) of Shelby, Brad Brown of Shelby, and Olivia (Scott) MacDonald of New Carlisle; grandchildren: Jeremiah (Susan) Lough, Russell D. Brown, Cade M. Brown (Chevi Wooldridge), Lucy MacDonald, Lilah MacDonald, Lydia MacDonald, Landis MacDonald, and Cameron Golden; great grandchildren: Bella, Gabe, Vincent, Huxton, Addi, and Cayson; siblings: Granville (Luena) Brown, Bonnie Helterbrand, and Darrell (Donna) Brown; sister in law: Evelyn Brown; and numerous nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. In addition to his parents, Wavel was preceded in death by his great grandson: Nolen Brown; and siblings: Gwen Reed, Holly “Junior” Brown Jr., Lillian Bowman, and Linvel Brown.
Family and friends are welcome on Sunday, September 28, 2025 from 2-5 pm at the Penwell Funeral Home, 168 West Main Street, Shelby, where funeral service will be held on Monday, September 29, 2025 at 1 PM. Pastor Sharon Kilgore will officiate the services with burial following in Little London Cemetery, Shelby.
Condolences may be left on Wavel’s obituary on the funeral home’s website (PenwellFuneralHome.com) or their Facebook page (Facebook.com/PenwellFuneralHome).
Florence Eileen “Flo” Baker, age 82, a lifelong Plymouth resident, passed away peacefully Thursday morning, September 18, 2025 at The Willows at Willard.
Florence was born April 27, 1943 in Shelby, the daughter of the late Dominic and Olive (Goin) Dorion. A 1961 graduate of Plymouth High School, she married her high school sweetheart, Earl Duane “Butch” Baker, on February 11, 1961. From saving her a seat on the bus every day from second grade on, through their loving 55 years of marriage, Flo and Butch had a lifetime of happy memories and adventures.
Flo exemplified the spirit of a devoted homemaker, finding profound joy in raising both her children and grandchildren. Her love for them was intense and unconditional. Together with Butch, Flo dedicated herself to providing for the family’s needs—tending the garden, canning its harvest, sewing clothes for her children, and ensuring every detail of their well-being was met. She generously gave her time as a classroom mother, den mother, and Girl Scout leader, in addition to actively volunteering in any of their involvements.
Flo instilled loving behavior among her children, teaching them that by caring for and playing with their siblings, they then, in turn, could play with others. Her grandchildren were all instilled with the same reminders to “make good choices and be careful,” and her heartfelt words, “remember, my life is in your hands.” Above all, Flo’s enduring message to her family was simple yet profound: “All you have to do to receive my love is breathe.”
After her children had grown and graduated from high school, Flo took a part-time job at RR Donnelley and Sons in Willard which she truly enjoyed for 15 years. She was an inventor in her own right, having designed, and made to completion, many gadgets and items before they ever existed to the common world. Taking inventor to a different level, she truly was the architect and designer of the home she and Butch built for themselves, which was laid out tastefully, practically, and perfectly.
Well known for her sass and high spirit, Flo was incredibly witty and funny to the end. A wonderful cook, she was a dear friend to a multitude of coffee drinkers at the Frontier Inn in downtown Plymouth. She was a passionate reader who found comfort and inspiration in the pages of her favorite books. Music was another of her lifelong loves; she not only enjoyed listening but also delighted in singing. Her gentle voice often used to calm stressful situations or family commotion, which we all know too well.
Surviving are her four children: Duane Scott Baker (Debbie Yuschak) of Shelby, Kelly (Jim) Shifferly of Delaware, Shannan (Ken) Jones of Shelby, and Lisa Baker of Shelby; grandchildren: Adam (Kristen) Baker, Kyle Baker, Ashley Medley, Jordan Baker, Justin Baker, Alexis Jones, Jared (Iris) Baker, and Nicole Jones; great grandchildren: Bryce, Gavin, Dean, Kyleigh, Reegan, Presley, Lila, Elliott, Clementine, Jonah, Scotty, and Gia; siblings: Marian Krisha and Mike (Cindy) Dorion; in-laws: Norma Dorion, Sandy Baker, Betty Vredenburgh, Donna Jean Kamann, Junior Baker, Dixie (John) Hart, Vicki Resendez, and Cindy (Doug) Smith; and numerous nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends. In addition to her parents, Flo was preceded in death by her beloved husband, Butch, on December 9, 2016; siblings: David Dorion, Jane Morse, Olive Anne Kempf, Benjamin Dorion, Francis Dorion, Jim Dorion, and Pat Dorion; her sister and best friend: Nora Lofland; and her best friend and sister by choice: Josephine Curpen.
The family would like to express their immense gratitude to the staff of The Willows at Willard and Buckeye Hospice for their loving care and gentle guidance given not only to Flo, but to the entire family.
Family and friends are welcome on Wednesday, September 24, 2025 from 4-7 pm at the Penwell Funeral Home, 168 West Main Street, Shelby, where funeral services will be held on Thursday, September 25, 2025 at 10:30 am. Fr. Chris Mileski will officiate the services with burial following in Greenlawn Cemetery in Plymouth. A meal and gathering will following the burial at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Fr. Conces Hall, 119 Plymouth Street, Plymouth, OH 44865.
Condolences may be left on Flo’s obituary on the funeral home’s website (PenwellFuneralHome.com) or their Facebook page (Facebook.com/PenwellFuneralHome).
Jeri Ann Geer, age 89, of Shelby, died peacefully Monday morning, September 15, 2025 at LSS Lutheran Village in Ashland.
Jeri was born December 16, 1935 in Columbus, Ohio to the late David Milford and Charlotte Marie (Flowers) Wiggins. She graduated from Garfield Heights High School. On August 10, 1957, Jeri married Charles G. “Charlie” Geer and together they celebrated 55 years of marriage before his passing in 2013. She loved caring for her family as a homemaker. Jeri enjoyed crossword puzzles, reading, and baking being especially known as an excellent pie maker. Jeri spent a great deal of her time outside tending to her flowers and keeping her yard in meticulous shape. Her greatest joy however was spending time with her children and grandchildren. A woman of faith, Jeri was a member of First Lutheran Church in Shelby.
Jeri is survived by her sons: Michael (Carol) Geer of Barkhamsted, CT and Gregory (Julie) Geer of Shelby; grandchildren: Adam (Nikki) Geer, Christopher Geer, Jason (Destiny) Hensley, Nicole (John) Goldbach, and Charles (Amber) Hensley; 9 great grandchildren; numerous nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. In addition to her parents and husband, Charlie, Jeri was preceded in death by her son: Charles “Chuck” Geer in 2023 and her grandson, Joshua Geer.
Family and friends are welcome on Saturday, September 27, 2025 (please note exact date) from 12 – 1pm at the Penwell Funeral Home, 168 West Main Street, Shelby, where funeral services will immediately follow at 1 pm. Rev. Dr. Russel Yoak, Pastor of First Lutheran Church in Shelby, will officiate the funeral. Burial will be in Oakland Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to Richland County Dog Pound or Gentiva Hospice at 1199 Delaware Avenue Suite 102, Marion, OH 43302.
Jeri’s family would like to express their heartfelt thanks to LSS Lutheran Village of Ashland and Gentiva Hospice for the care given to Jeri.
Care for Jeri and her family is being provided by the Penwell Funeral Home, 168 West Main Street, Shelby, OH 44875. Condolences may be left on Jeri’s obituary on the funeral home’s website (PenwellFuneralHome.com) or their Facebook page (Facebook.com/PenwellFuneralHome).
Marcia Sue Corn, age 83, a nearly 25-year resident of Sun City Center, FL, died Saturday evening, September 13, 2025 at Sun Terrace Rehab in Sun City Center.
Marcia was born June 5, 1942 in Niagara Falls, NY, the daughter of the late Earl Edward and Susan Drew (Barrons) Kells. She was raised in Niagara Falls, graduating in 1960 from Lewiston Porter High School. She then attended the University of Kentucky, where she was a proud member of the Delta Zeta Sorority, graduating with a bachelor’s degree in library science. Her entire life she remained an avid fan of all University of Kentucky athletics.
Upon graduation from UK, she moved to Louisville and began working at Wheeler Elementary School as the school librarian. Mrs. Corn was the librarian at Wheeler Elementary her entire 35-year career. Upon retirement, she moved to Sun City Center, FL. Throughout her life, Marcia was an avid competitive bowler and found so much joy in loving her grandchildren.
Marica is survived by her sons: Jeff (Deborah) Corn of Westerville, OH and Chris (Sarah) Corn of Venice, FL; her grandchildren: Nicole and Faith Corn and Aidan Corn; her former husband and friend: Don Corn of Sun City Center, FL; her brothers: Bruce (Charleen) Corn and Earl Kells; and other relatives and friends. Her parents preceded her in death.
Marcia’s burial will be in Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Cemetery, Bethlehem, Shelby, Ohio. Public calling hours and funeral services will not be observed.
Care for Marcia and her family is being provided by the Penwell Funeral Home, 168 West Main Street, Shelby, OH 44875. Condolences may be left on Marcia’s obituary on the funeral home’s website (PenwellFuneralHome.com) or their Facebook page (Facebook.com/PenwellFuneralHome).
Judith Lee (Hetler) Korbas, age 84, of Greenwood, Indiana, passed away on Monday, September 8, 2025 at the Franciscan Hospice House in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Judy was born on November 30, 1940 in Mansfield, Ohio to the late Leo and Elizabeth (Schramm) Hetler. Judy graduated in 1958 from St. Peter’s High School in Mansfield where she made life-long friends. She completed two years of her education degree at Ohio University before she started her teaching career. She finished her bachelor’s degree at Ashland University and went on to receive her master’s degree from Bowling Green State University. Judy’s passion was education. After retirement, she would tell everyone how much she loved being a teacher and how much she missed being around her students. She was one of the original faculty for the opening of St. Mary School in Shelby for the 1969/1970 school year. After leaving St. Mary’s, she moved to St. Bernard School in New Washington, initially as a classroom teacher. She later became a reading specialist, focusing on improving reading skills. Many remember their time spent with her in the Study Buddy during the regular school year and for the summer reading program.
Judy married Thomas Korbas on August 10, 1963 at Our Lady of the Snows Catholic Church in Mansfield. Judy and Tom traveled throughout the continental US and Canada with friends and family and expanded their travels after retirement to include Alaska, Hawaii and several Caribbean islands. Judy also traveled to Europe with her friend, Pat.
Judy loved celebrating special life events with family and friends. Whether it was pig roasts in the backyard, birthday parties, baptism parties, first communion parties, confirmation parties, graduation parties, anniversary parties, or retirement parties, there always seemed to be something to celebrate, and she was happy to host. She enjoyed travelling to family reunions and to celebrate special occasions whether they were in Ohio, Indiana, Florida, South Carolina, or New Mexico. She especially loved to celebrate birthdays and was always sending birthday cards to family and friends. The Christmas holidays were filled with sweet treats from Judy’s kitchen – cookies, kolache, cakes, and, of course, buckeyes. She was generous in sharing her treats with family and friends and passed on this tradition to her children. Judy loved to work the puzzles in the newspaper and to play cards and board games. Many evenings were spent at the kitchen table or in hotel lobbies with friends and family playing cards and just visiting. She treasured the time she spent playing Scrabble with her mom and with her older sister.
Judy is survived by two daughters: Annette Korbas and Rose Ortiz; three grandchildren: Andrew (Kayli) Ortiz, Dominic Ortiz, and Rachel Ortiz; two great-grandchildren: Emelia Ortiz and Lucia Ortiz; her sister: Mary Stirtzinger; her brother: Fred (Jeannie) Hetler; brothers-in-law: Jim Korbas and Mike (Patty) Korbas; sister-in-law: Teresa Tash; a very large and loving extended family, and many, many friends.
Judy was preceded in death by her husband Tom, after celebrating 57 years of marriage; her son: Brian Korbas; her parents: Leo and Elizabeth Hetler; brother-in-law: Philip Stirtzinger; brothers-in-law: Steve (Gaylee) Korbas, Joe (Virginia) Korbas, Rudy (Marilyn) Korbas and Paul Korbas; and sisters-in-laws: Marianne Korbas and Ann Sims Korbas.
The family thanks the staff at Franciscan Hospice House in Indianapolis, IN for their care, support, and compassion.
Visitation will be held on Thursday, September 18, 2025 from 4-7 pm at the Penwell Funeral Home, 168 West Main Street, Shelby, OH 44875 where a rosary will be recited at 7 pm. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Friday, September 19, 2025 at 10:30 am at Most Pure Heart of Mary Catholic Church, 29 West Street, Shelby. Fr. Chris Mileski will celebrate the Mass with burial following in the church cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions can be made to St. Mary School, 26 West Street, Shelby, OH 44875 in support of Judy’s life-long commitment to parochial school education.
Condolences may be made on Judy’s obituary on the funeral home’s website (PenwellFuneralHome.com) or their Facebook page (Facebook.com/PenwellFuneralHome).
Dolores L. Allwine, age 87, longtime Shelby resident, died Tuesday morning, September 2, 2025 at The Wellington at North Bend Crossing in Cincinnati. Dolores moved to Cincinnati three years ago to be near family.
Dolores was born September 19, 1937 in Galion to birthparents, Alberta James and Gene Lyons. She was later adopted by her loving parents, Grant and Pearl (Cole) Gifford, and raised in Galion graduating from Galion High School in 1955. On July 30 of that same year, Dolores married Richard James Allwine. Together they raised their three children in Shelby where Dolores was an active homemaker and mother. She was always willing to help with anything the kids participated in, including being a room mother at school, a Girl Scout leader, and assisting with the Shelby Whippet Band Boosters, to name a few. She was a longtime member of Young Timers Mother’s Club.
As her children grew, Dolores began working at The Style Shop in downtown Shelby for a couple of years before becoming a teller at National City Bank. She served 17 years in the location across from the Shelby Post Office before retiring. Throughout her life she always remained active, having enjoyed being in several golf and bowling leagues, bike riding, camping, and spending time on their pontoon boat. She also was a talented ceramicist. Caregiving was natural for Dolores, as she spent many years caring for numerous relatives.
Dolores is survived by her 3 children: Marcia (Mark) Kluesener of Cincinnati, Brenda (Mike) Moyer of Cincinnati, and Terence “Terry” (Steve Durasin) Allwine of Columbus; 6 grandchildren: Elizabeth (Andy Brown) Kluesener, Katherine (Alex) Vera, Haley Kluesener, Andrew (Brian) Altmoyer, Kyle Moyer, and Lucas (Savannah) Morris; 3 great grandchildren: Samuel and Daniel Vera, and Illyanna Altmoyer; in-laws: Lawrence (Joan) Allwine and Janice Davis; and nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends. In addition to her birth parents and adoptive parents, Dolores was preceded in death by her husband, Dick, on October 16, 2022 and half-brother, Paul James.
Family and friends are welcome on Tuesday, September 9, 2025 from 12-1 pm at the Penwell Funeral Home, 168 West Main Street, Shelby. Mass of Christian Burial will be held after calling hours, beginning at 1:30 pm, at Most Pure Heart of Mary Catholic Church, 29 West Street, Shelby, with Fr. Chris Mileski celebrating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Memorial contributions made to Grace Hospice, 4435 Aicholtz Road, Cincinnati, OH 45245.
Condolences may be made on Dolores’ obituary on the funeral home’s website (PenwellFuneralHome.com) or their Facebook page (Facebook.com/PenwellFuneralHome).
Darlene Rose Roub Jewell, age 74, of Clyde, died Thursday evening, August 28, 2025 at Cleveland Clinic with her family at her side. Her death follows a courageous 14-month battle with cancer.
Darlene, known to many as “Dar”, was born March 14, 1951 in Shelby to Lloyd E. and Virginia Mae (Livesay) Hench. While in high school, Darlene helped her family by staying home to care for her sister, Diane, until she started a family of her own. Darlene worked in the restaurant business as a waitress most notably at L&K Restaurant in Shelby and the Old Country Buffet in Mansfield. She enjoyed crossword puzzles, word searches, and always was up for a good game of Rummy. Dar loved spending time with her family, especially her grandkids. Although Dar faced various times of adversity in her life, she found happiness in each situation. When asked by others how she was doing, she was quick to reply with a smile on her face, “I am happy.”
Dar is survived by her children: Anthony (Samantha) Roub and Virginia Rose (Nate) Collins both of Shelby; grandchildren: Anthony Charles Roub, Alexander Wyatt Roub, Jacob Billheimer, Jared Billheimer, and Havana Cooper; siblings: Allan (Connie) Hench and Diane Hench both of Clyde; step-children: Charles (Connie) Roub Jr., Anna Fisher, Shannon (Sam) Lewis, Roderick Roub, Carol Guerin, and Ronald (Ginny) Roub; and other relatives and friends. In addition to her parents Dar was preceded in death by her husband, Charles E. Roub, Sr., and sister, Cheryle Hench.
Friends and family are welcome on Saturday, September 20, 2025 (PLEASE NOTE DATE) at 10 am at the Christian Life Church, 961 Springmill Street, Mansfield where a funeral service will begin at 10:30 am. Burial and graveside services will follow at 12 noon at Biddle Cemetery, Remlinger Road, Crestline.
Care for Dar and her family is being provided by the Penwell Funeral Home, 168 West Main Street, Shelby. Condolences may be made on Dar’s obituary on the funeral home’s website (PenwellFuneralHome.com) or their Facebook page (Facebook.com/PenwellFuneralHome).
On Monday morning, August 25, 2025, Rev. Carl Glenn Beighley, D.Div., went to his eternal home to be with JESUS. Carl was an amazing man whose only mission in life was to preach the gospel and to draw people closer to JESUS. Carl loved JESUS, he loved his wife: Barbara Beighley who passed away in 2016; his present wife: Jeannie Beighley; his children: Jim Beighley (Peggie), Crystal Feeney (Brian), Glenn Beighley (Vikki), Wes Beighley (Sara); and his beautiful grandchildren: Kaitlin and Kenzie Feeney, and Tessa, Braden, Brody, and, soon to arrive, Brianna Beighley.
Born August 30, 1929 in Struthers, Ohio to Paul Allen and Mary (Glock) Beighley, Carl attended The Ohio State University until he was drafted into the U.S. Army Signal Corp for the Korean War in August of 1951. In March of 1953, Carl married Barbara June Green and was discharged from the army in August of 1953, at which time he moved back to Columbus to finish his degree. Carl played the trumpet in The Ohio State University marching band and marched in the Rose Bowl parade in California in 1950. Carl graduated from the Ohio State University in 1955, Oberlin Graduate School of Theology in 1958, Vanderbilt University in 1973 with his master’s degree, and went on to receive his Doctor of Divinity from Universal Bible Institute in 1978.
Throughout his years of ministry, Carl served the following churches: Calvary, East Liverpool (1958-1962), 1st Church, Mineral Ridge (1962-1966), Richard Brown, Youngstown (1966-1978), Oberlin First United Methodist (1978-1982), Shelby First United Methodist (1982-1990), Massillon First United Methodist (1990-1995), Retired (1995), and Minister of visitation (1995-1996). Carl was blessed to officiate at his four children’s weddings and on his last official Sunday prior to his retirement, he baptized his twin granddaughters. He later went on to baptize his three other grandchildren.
Carl and Barbara eventually moved to a lovely retirement community, Wedgewood Estates, in Mansfield, Ohio. This is where Carl lived in a beautiful home from 2007 until moving into assisted living in May of 2025.
Carl’s charm, love, and wit will live on in all of his descendants. Our family is blessed to have him not only in our lives, but also in the lives of countless families and friends who encountered his joyous and encouraging persona. He will be so missed, but his teachings and counsel will live on.
Thank you to the amazing staff at Wedgewood Estates and to the staff of Hospice of the Western Reserve.
A graveside service will be held on Friday, August 29, 2025 at 11 am at Forest Lawn Memorial Park, 5400 Market Street, Boardman, Ohio 44512. Rev. JP Snyder, Pastor of Ontario United Methodist Church, will officiate the services. For those wishing, memorial contributions in Carl’s honor may be made to Hospice of the Western Reserve (HospiceWR.org/donate).
Care for Carl 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 their Facebook page (Facebook.com/PenwellFuneralHome).
Keith Allen Lamb, age 52, of Shelby, died naturally and unexpectedly on Monday, August 19, 2025 at his home.
Keith, known as “Sheep” to many, was born on February 17, 1973 in Wayne, Michigan and graduated from Shelby High School in 1991. Keith loved spending time with family, especially his niece and nephews. Known as a jack of all trades, he always had a way of making others laugh and smile. He will be remembered by many for his love of hunting and fishing and simply hanging out with friends.
Keith is survived by his wife: Veronica Lamb and her children: Dustin, Katie, and Brittany and their families; his mother and step-father: Katherine J. “Kathy” (Smith) and Bob Saunders; brothers: Kevin (Chellie) Lamb and Kirk (Sarah) Lamb; nephews and niece: Gavin, Kolstin, Ava, and Austin Lamb; maternal grandmother: Doris Fisher; and numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, other relatives, and friends. He was preceded in death by his father, Arthur Allen “Art” Lamb, Jr. in 2022.
Family and friends are welcome on Monday, August 25, 2025 from 5-7 pm at the Penwell Funeral Home, 168 West Main Street, Shelby. Burial will be in Most Pure Heart of Mary Catholic Cemetery. Memorial contributions can be made to the Shelby Knights of Columbus Council #1968.
Condolences may be made on Keith’s obituary on the funeral home’s website (PenwellFuneralHome.com) or their Facebook page (Facebook.com/PenwellFuneralHome).
