The Obituary Section

Guy Costello

, Ohio

Warren There are people who move through the world making it better just by being in it. Guy William Costello was one of those people. Guy beloved husband father son brother uncle teacher coach and friend to all who knew him passed away surrounded by family on May 13 2026 and those who love him felt his loss immediately. He fought a courageous fouryear battle with ALS with the same strength he brought to everything else in his life. Guy lived as he loved with his whole heart his hands always extended to help someone else. Guy was born to Guy Gerald Costello and the late Patricia Louise Costello and grew up surrounded by the family he would spend his life cherishing. He is survived by his devoted wife Mary Kyprianou Costello his son Guy Jasmine and his daughters Kara and Rena. His father Guy Gerald Costello carries on his…

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Martin Letscher

, Ohio

Champion Martin Jerome Marty Jerry Letscher 84 of Champion passed away suddenly on Tuesday May 12 2026 surrounded by his family. Martin was born on September 23 1941 in Sharon PA. He attended St. Marys High School in Warren and went on to have an extensive career in manufacturing retiring as a tow motor driver at Delphi Packard. Outside of work Martins number one hobby was travelling the country with his wife Beverly. They attended countless sprint car and Nascar races over the years travelling by RV and making many lasting friendships along the way. Martin also enjoyed football and was a rare breed by cheering on both the Notre Dame Fighting Irish and the Ohio State Buckeyes and the Cleveland Brown and the Pittsburgh Steelers. He also had an extensive collection of tools and household items always prepared with a backup in case it was needed. Most of all…

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Harry Ludeman

, Ohio

Warren Harry D. Ludeman of Howland passed away on his 98th birthday Saturday morning May 9 2026 at St. Joseph Hospital after a short illness. Harry graduated with a bachelor of science degreein Electrical Engineering from the Catholic University in Washington D.C. and had a successful career retiring from the Mitre Corporation in Fairfax VA. Harry loved to travel. Whether it was for business or for pleasure with his loving wife Helen whom he was married to for 42 years. They loved seeing new places and learning about different cultures. During his life some of his most memorable trips were to Greenland the UK Germany Iceland and Vietnam. Most of all Harry cherished the company of his family and friends. Harry is survived by his wife Helen Spirko Ludeman and brotherinlaw Robert Spirko niece Alisha Spirko Compton of Cuyahoga Falls Ohio and Christian Spirko of Hinckley Ohio. Family and friends…

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Susan Ferry

, Ohio

November 27, 1976

She was born November 28 1976 in Warren Ohio the daughter of Reece Pete and Cynthia Koniowsky Lewis. Susan was the life of the party. She loved everyone and didnt miss an opportunity to tell you. She was a free spirit always laughing or cracking a joke. In her free time she enjoyed watching horror movies playing with her dog Lacey and trying to keep up with her grandbabies. Susan is survived by her three children Mike Ferry Jr. Regenia Sexton Darion Santee Chris Santee and Sean Lewis Miranda Erb her brother Ricky Lewis Rachelle Lewis and seven beautiful grandchildren Hunter Ferry Aubree Ferry Avery Ferry Clover Santee Denver Santee Claire Lewis and baby Santee on the way. Funeral services will be held Saturday May 23 at 1 p.m. at the HollowayWilliams Funeral Home Cremation Service 611 Robbins Ave. Niles Ohio Visit www.hollowaywilliamsfuneralhome.com to view this obituary and send condolences…

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Charles Everman

, Ohio

Charles H. Everman 67 of Niles passed away on Saturday May 16 at 1226 a.m. at St. Elizabeth Youngstown Hospital after a brave battle against cancer. Chuck was born on October 30 1958 in Warren. He was a retired accountant. He loved 70s Rock the Browns and the Guardians all animals but more than anything people. He never met a stranger and he was always the first person to checkin with loved ones. He volunteered for many years as an announcer for the Little Red Dragons and also for some time at Hospice of the Valley where he comforted patients with his warm nature trademark sense of humor and his oneofakind laugh. Chuck is survived by his beloved wife Cynthia after celebrating 44 years of marriage as well as his four childrenShawn Fellows Jennifer Waller Bennett Melissa Toledo and Ash Kinney Erin. His eight grandchildren include Shawn Patrick Dylan FaithMarie…

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