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7A. MICHAEL LAPIKAS, born 1949, married 1972,[1]
LOUISE NN.
7B. NORMAND LAPIKAS, born 1960,[3]
married 1o 1989
NANCY MC DONALD, married 2o 1997
CHRISTINE FOURNIER.
7C. BELA ("Buci") LAPIKAS, born Sft. Gheorghe (RO) 31-10-1945, electrotechnician, chief of the forge department in the Tractors
Usine Brasov, moved in 1989 from Rumania to Germany,
married 1975
NICULINA ("Nelly") OCHINATU, born 1951, operator in the Tractors Usine Brasov (RO).
7D. GABOR ("Öcsi") LAPIKAS, born Tg. Sacuesc (RO) 13-10-1953, electrotechnician in the Izolator Electric Usine at Tg. Sacuesc,
moved in 1989 from Rumania to Germany,
married 1978
KATALIN ("Kati") ROTH, born 1959, employee of the Izolator Electric Usine.
Could he be Michael Lapikas in Davenport (USA)?[2]
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Wochenblatt Altötting:[9]
29-12-2010 Neuötting
Gabriel Lapikas ist der Glückliche
WINN-Fiat an Gewinner übergeben
Emmertinger gewinnt den Fiat 500 C der Neuöttinger Adventstombola im Wert von 16.000 Euro
Mit dem Einsatz von zehn Euro für zehn Lose der Neuöttinger Advensttombola von WINN hat sich der Emmertinger Gabriel Lapikas (26) den Hauptgewinn geangelt. Mittwochfrüh wurde ihm der weiße Fiat 500 C mit rotem Cabrio-Verdeck feierlich übergeben.
7E. Dr. LOUIS ("Louk") LAPIKAS, born Voorburg 26-2-1946, secretary of de Lyceistenbond Casimir (1962-1963), co-founder of the ⇒ Uithoornse Mixed Hockey Club Qui Vive (1963), participant in the final of the ⇒ Mathematical Olympiad Netherlands (1963), editor of the Tennismepper (1964-1965), treasurer of the Amsterdamse Vereniging van Natuurkunde Studenten (1967-1968), ab-actis of ⇒ Amsterdam Debating Society Boyo (1968-1971), secretary of the IKO Personeelsraad (1972), doctorate in 1974 at the University of Amsterdam on a thesis titled Elastic electron scattering from the magnetization distributions or 9Be, 13C and 27Al, vice-president of the IKO Works Council (1975-1977), member of the FOM Works Council (1977), member (1993) and secretary (1994-1995) of the Participation Council of the OBS P.C. Hooft in Muiden, nuclear physicist at the National Institute for Subatomic Physics, Amsterdam, scientific workgroup leader (1990-1998), senior researcher (1998-2008), editor (in chief) of the ⇒ Nikhef Annual Report (2001-2014), married Abcoude (NL) 19-12-1975 MATHILDA ELISABETH ("Thil") VAN SCHOTHORST [10], born Enschede 26-1-1946, nurse in Amserdam (1971-1973), district nurse in Naarden (1976-1977) and Muiden (1977-1978), teacher Social Health in IJmuiden (1983-1984), studied paedagogy (1984-1990), private nurse in Muiden (1990-2011), daughter of Drs. Hendrik Karel van Schothorst, specialist for internal diseases and Aagje Antonia Reinders[11], nurse.
Tibor Lapikás publishes a contribution in "De onhandige mens" (The impractical man) by the Dutch writer Gerrit Krol.[13] Citation (translated) : "Therefore it can be stated that engineers work with the past of the bèta's, science, but that they should create from an alpha background: reflecting about a non-existent reality." [14]
7G. STEPHEN ("Steve") JOHN LAPEKAS (JR), born 7-7-1941. TWA pilot,
married 1o (marriage dissolved by divorce 12-11-1980[18])
LOIS JUNKO OYAMA, born Stockton (CA) 12-9-1941, graduated at East Stroudsburg University (M.Ed. in Special
Education/Supervisor's Certificate), teacher,[19]
married 2o
SANDRA PHILLIPS.
Cover of Life magazine March 1958, showing Stephen John Lapekas (1941).
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Stephen Lapekas appeared in Life March 1958 in an article criticizing the American school system [20]
"When the Russians launched Sputnik, the first
man-made satellite to circle the globe, the
schools' critics took the event as proof that they
had been right. The schools were failing. Sputnik
went up in October 1957, by the following spring
Life magazine had readied a five-part series,
Crisis in Education. The cover of the March 24,
1958, edition showed two students: a stern-looking
Alexei Kutzkov in Moscow and a Kutzkov conducting
complex experiments in physics and chemistry and
reading relaxed, smiling Stephen Lapekas in
Chicago. Inside, photographs showed Sister Carrie
out loud in English class. Lapekas was depicted
walking hand in hand with his girlfriend and
rehearsing for a musical. In the one American
classroom picture, Lapekas retreats from a math
problem on the blackboard, laughing along with his
classmates. The caption explains that "Stephen
amused the class with wisecracks about his
ineptitude."
Born of his first marriage (Lapekas-Oyama) [21] :
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Born of his second marriage (Lapekas-Phillips)[23] :
the buttered-up back-roads off interstate 93
by Josh Lapekas[25]
"Butter it up good," God said when He
handed this piece of highway to his
wife this morning with tea.
God's wife (he has one, her name's Star)
took it into one heavenly hand
while the summer night
wrapped a winter coat around my car.
I'm shrugged off patterned shoulders,
into its sleeves,
and onto the
buttered-up back-roads off Interstate 93.
It's when I brake, skid, and shake hands
with what resembles a tree,
that I realize it's not a confrontation of consequence
but one of God's Wife's teeth,
sappy and brown and decaying
I guess
from the tea.
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![]() Dana and Ed divided their time seasonally between their homes on Walloon Lake in northern Michigan and in Longboat Key, Florida. Anne lives in Richmond, Virginia, with her husband, Jeff. She has three boys, William, Peter, and Nicholas Humble, and is step-mother to Connor and Julianna Hill. Mark lives in Chicago, Illinois, with his wife, Carolina and their two boys, Edward and Gabriel. Ed's grandchildren gave him endless joy. He was and will always be a role model for them as a wonderful, devoted, husband, father, and grandfather and an all-around great human being, gentle but persistent in message. He was admired and valued as a sibling (to Jim, Ron, and Nancy and their families), an in-law ( Patty and Vickie), friend, neighbor, businessman, board member, golf companion, and more. Ed earned a BA from Albion College and an MBA from Wayne State University. He was drafted into the US Army in 1969, the day his daughter, Anne, was born. He was commissioned as an Artillery Officer after finishing Officer Candidate School and served one year in Viet Nam. He was awarded the Bronze Star. During the course of their fifty-year marriage, Ed and Dana moved over twenty-five times and lived in many American cities, as well as in London, England and the Netherlands. As a result, they have a network of friends worldwide. Professionally, Ed served in various roles in the packaging industry throughout his long career, culminating as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer at American National Can until he retired in July of 2000. Ed has served on several boards and was currently a director of Silgan Holdings, Inc. This is his own brief list of his professional achievements. It is modest, as he was, and doesn't do justice to his stature among his peers and to his many achievements in the business world. He served as President of the Walloon Lake Country Club, President of the Walloon Lake Association, and Vice-president of the Walloon Lake Trust and Conservancy. He was also a member of Longboat Key Club and Bird Key Yacht Club. Ed's family knows his passions: grandchildren, family, collecting, Asian cooking, boating, and golf. He was also a serious gardener, as well as being a reader, a thinker, an observer, and an honest and valued resource to many. Ed will be missed in the flesh but never forgotten in spirit. He exuded class but also humanity, generosity, and decency. A memorial in celebration of his life will be held in early summer on Walloon Lake, a place he so loved and worked to maintain its long-time viability as a place of pure and natural beauty. He will live on in all of us who knew him. That said, these are the donations Ed chose, should you wish to honor his life in this way: The Walloon Lake Trust and Conservancy, The Salvation Army, A philanthropy of your choice. |
7J. RONALD CHARLES LAPEKAS, born 28-4-1944, attorney,
married San Francisco 27-3-1982
SUSAN RHEA CANNON, born 1946/47, business consultant and adjunct professor of marketing at colleges in Knoxville (2010).[48]
They live in Pasadena (1996, 1999), Arcadia (2000), Knoxville (TN) (2010).
7K. JAMES MICHAEL ("Jim") LAPEKAS, born 13-2-1947, lives in Oneida (1974),
chiropractor, had a private practice in Rhinelander, WI from 1980 to 1992,
when he moved to Suva, Fiji Islands and practiced there until 1995. Returning
to Wisconsin in 1995, he practiced at Middleton Chiropractic Clinic until
December 2001, when he started his own practice again. He
married 1o Rhinelander Oneida (WI, USA) 17-6-1974 (marriage dissolved by divorce 1991),[53]
DAWN FRIES, born 1953/54, lives in Rhinelander (2010),
married 2o Clark, Nevada 14-2-1997,[54]
LIE H. ("Lia") TAITO, citizen of Rotuma, Fiji.
From his first marriage no children.
7L. THEODORE TONY ("Ted") LAPEKAS, born Decatur (MI) 30-12-1953, produced the "Herald's Herald" at Decatur High School,
frequent writer of Letters to the Editor in the Decatur Republican,
after which he was asked to write a weekly column "It's a Wonderful Town"
about the people and events of Decatur,
was in painting and construction business,
owned the Main St. Discount (in the same building as his fathers's),
salesman,[56]
estimator with Tichenor Incorporated, a Battle Creek roofing company (2004),[57]
married 11-6-1977 (marriage dissolved by divorce 1998),[58]
MARYANN RIGONI, born Chicago (IL) 10-12-1955, psychologist,
daughter of Dino Rigoni, farmer, and Louise De Rossi.
7M. JON JOSEPH ("Joe") LAPEKAS, born Decatur (MI) 24-8-1956, owner and president of Grand Traverse Auto Salvage in Traverse City,
(MI, USA) (..-1999),[61]
sells truck side advertising (2003),[62]
president of TruckSkin, LLC, in Traverse City, MI (2006),[63]
married 3-4-1981,[64]
ELLEN MARIE LUGTEN, born 19-8-1956, secretary at Grand Traverse Conservation District (2003),[65]
daughter of Harvey Jay Lugten and Marie Klomparens.
7N. GARY EDWARD LAPEKAS, born Battle Creek (MI) 27-2-1953, married
DEBORAH KAY COATES.
7O. STANLEY ROBERT LAPEKAS, born Battle Creek (MI) 9-7-1955, married (marriage dissolved by divorce)
ROBIN JO LEVONDOSKY, born 3-1-1954.
7P. LARRY W. LAPEKAS, born 1943/44, deceased (Nevada, USA) 6-12-2000, had a furniture business in Plainwell (MI) (1997),[74]
"died in an accident when he was working in Nevada where he had moved
about 1998. He worked in maintenance at a golf course and was riding
on the back of some equipment when the driver made a sudden turn throwing
him off on his head on the cement. He was air-lifted to Las Vegas but
died enroute."[75]
married
SHARRY NN, lives in St. Petersburg, FL (2006).
A golf course worker in Mesquite died Thursday when he fell from the rear of a vehicle, authorities said.
The victim, Larry Lapekas, 56, of Mesquite, was an employee of the Wolf Creek Golf Course.
According to Clark County Coroner Ron Flud, Lapekas was riding in a cart being towed by a course utility vehicle when the vehicle's driver was forced to make a quick turn.
"They swerved and he fell off the back and hit his head," Flud said.
Flud said Lapekas hit his head on a cement curb, causing massive internal head injuries. He died that day.
A spokesman for Wolf Creek was not available for comment, but a friend of Lapekas from Michigan said the course has flown two of Lapekas' children to Southern Nevada out of concern for the family.
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7Q. KENNETH ("Kenny") M. LAPEKAS,[77]
married
DOLORES (DEE) HILTON, born Kalamazoo, studied at Nazareth College in Kalamazoo,
received a Master's degree in Educational Leadership from Western
Michigan University (1996),
teacher at East Elementary Comstock Public Schools, then
first grade teacher, instructional leader for Language Arts Curriculum,
grade group leader at Comstock North Elementary in Comstock, (MI),[78]
principal at Gull Road Elementary (2006),
school principal at Galesburg Augusta Community Schools (2006),[79]
dr. of Burl Hilton and Pauline Nutter.[80]
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"Ellen is a native of the Grand Rapids area and graduated from Davenport University with an Associates Degree in Business Management. She and her husband have owned and operated two businesses, one of which took them to South Texas for 14 years. She continues her education at Northwestern Michigan University and enjoys sailing, hiking, gardening, basket-making and being with her family."
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Born of this marriage at least two children.
Las Vegas Review-Journal Tuesday, December 12, 2000
Golf cart accident kills worker in Mesquite
Born of this marriage :[81]
Born of this marriage: two children.
7QQ. TERRY LAPEKES, born before about 1965, married before about 1990
CAROL BUSH, daughter of Lester Bush and Pearl A. Rynbrandt.
7R. DENNIS LOYD LAPEKES, born before about 1955, married before 1978
MERCEDES ("Dee") NN. They live in Byron Center (2008).
7RR. STEVEN LOUIS LAPEKES/LAPEKAS, born 29-6-1946, married 1o before 1972
NANCY NN, married 2o
MARLENE NN.
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Jason Lapekes, aged 30, of Middleville, born April 15, 1978 in Grand Rapids, died Monday, May 26, 2008, after a long and courageous battle with Melanoma cancer. He underwent a series of trial treatments and test drugs to help find a cure for himself and others. Jason was well known for his love of sports and animals. He graduated from Byron Center High School in 1996 and then attended GRCC. He worked at Bill Knapps as a manager until they closed in Kentwood, Alpine and Muskegon. He was preceded in death by his grandfathers, Dave Endicott, and Melzah Moore of Huntington, WV. He is survived by his parents, Dennis Loyd and Dee Lapekes of Byron Center, brothers, Mark (Jessica) Lapekes and special nephew, Darrin, of Kentwood, and Dennis Lapekes and family of Missouri, his grandparents, Louis and Nina Lapekes of Wyoming, Laura Endicott Moore of Huntington, WV, special cousins, Chad and David Lapekes, many uncles, aunts, and cousins who will cherish his memory. The Funeral Service will be held 11:00 a.m. Friday, May 30, at Stroo Funeral Home. Interment in Resurrection Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be given to the
American Cancer Society. The family will meet relatives and friends on Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at: Stroo Funeral Home, 1095 68th St. SE.
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LAPEKES - Larry D. Lapekes, age 51, of Wayland, passed away at home following complications from Crohns Disease on Sunday, April 5, 2009. Surviving is his wife, Terri, two daughters, Jennifer (Justin) VandenBurg, Tera (Ryan) Olds, granddaughter, Taylor, his parents, Roman and Martha Lapekes, siblings, Lori Garceau, Lisa (Dan) Johnson, Lorraine Lapekes and friend, Aaik, a niece, Shaunna Lawrence, a grand-nephew, Aiden Davis, and many aunts, uncles and cousins. Funeral Service will be held 11:00 a.m. Thursday at the funeral home with Pastor Adam Barr of the Corinth Reformed Church officiating. Interment in Hill Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Charity of Your Choice. The family will greet relatives and friends 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. Arrangements by: Archer, Hampel & Kubiak Wayland Chapel 269-792-2237. |
7S. RICHARD LAPIKAS,[90]
electrician,
part time golddigger in California.[91]
7T. JAMES ("Jimmy") J. LAPIKAS, toolmaker, works for Accurate Machine Company in Ft. Myers, Florida (USA).
Born of his marriage :[92]
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Sharon Steel retiree worked for Elks, library in Sharon
William "Bill" J. Lapikas, 910 Waverly Ave. in Hermitage, passed away at 7:30 p.m. Saturday (10-6-01) in Allegheny General Hospital, Pittsburgh, of heart failure. He was 61. A lifelong area resident, Mr. Lapikas was born March 15, 1940, in Sharon, a son of Dominic Lapikas and Elizabeth (Betty) Kuhn. Due to his mother's untimely death, he was raised by his grandparents, Josephine and Simon Lapikas. Mr. Lapikas attended Sharpsville schools. He retired after 28 years of service in the 60-inch Cold Roll Department of the former Sharon Steel Corp.'s Farrell plant, and later worked in the maintenance department of Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks Lodge 103 in Sharon. Most recently, Mr. Lapikas was employed by Shenango Valley Community Library in Sharon. He was an active member of the Elks Lodge 103, where he served as a tiler, and belonged to the Italian Home Club in Farrell. Mr. Lapikas was fond of animals and especially loved his cats. His wife, the former Margaret "Peg" Seech, whom he married July 25, 1959, survives at home. He is also survived by: two daughters, Christine E. Davis and her husband Randy, Lowell, Ind., and Cindy A. Stefanak, Farrell, and her companion, Chuck Farley, and one son, Ken J. Lapikas and his wife Pauline, Jefferson Township. Mr. Lapikas also leaves four grandchildren, Nicole and Andrew Lapikas, and Jacqulyn and Jessica Davis. He was preceded in death by his parents. Memorial contributions may be made to the Mercer County Chapter of the American Red Cross, 247 S. Oakland Ave., or Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks Lodge 103, both Sharon 16146. LAPIKAS William "Bill" J., 61, of 910 Waverly Ave., Hermitage. Calling hours: 4 to 8 p.m. Tuesday (10-9-01) in J. BRADLEY McGONIGLE FUNERAL HOME Inc., 1090 E. State St., Sharon. Memorial service at 7 p.m. by Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks Lodge 103, Sharon. Friends may also e-mail condolences to McGonigleFuneralHome@infonline.net Service: Funeral service at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday (10-10-01) in the funeral home chapel, with the Rev. William Calabrese, parochial vicar of St. Joseph's Church, Sharon, officiating. Interment: St. Mary's Cemetery, Hermitage. |
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Margaret 'Peggy' L. Lapikas
Sharon High grad retired from Hermitage schools Margaret 'Peggy' L. Lapikas of 7229 W. Market St., Mercer, formerly of Waverly Street in the Patagonia neighborhood of Hermitage, passed away at 8:05 p.m. Sunday (1-6-08) after an extended illness. She was 66. Mrs. Lapikas was born Thursday, March 20, 1941, in Sharon, a daughter of John Seech and Anna Mudrey. She graduated from Sharon High School in 1959. Peggy retired in 2004 from Hermitage School District, where she loved interacting with the kids and her job as a custodian for 27 years. She was a past member of Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks Lodge 103, Sharon. Peggy had a great love for cats and enjoyed shopping and collecting Beanie Babies. Her husband, William 'Bill' Lapikas, whom she married July 25, 1959, died Oct. 6, 2001. She is survived by: two daughters, Cynthia A. Farley and her husband Charles, Farrell, and Christine E. Davis and her husband Randy, Lowell, Ind., a son, Kenneth J. Lapikas and his wife Pauline, Jefferson Township, and four grandchildren, Andrew and Nicole Lapikas, and twins, Jessica and Jacqulyn Davis. Peggy was preceded in death by her parents and a sister, Elizabeth 'Betty Ann' Marcello. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Humane Society of Mercer County, 3005 E. State St., Sharon 16146, or to the American Diabetes Association, 300 Penn Center Blvd., Suite 700, Pittsburgh 15235. LAPIKAS Mrs. William 'Bill' (Margaret 'Peggy' L.), 66, of 7229 W. Market St., Mercer. Calling hours: 3 to 7 p.m. Thursday (1-10-08) in J. BRADLEY McGONIGLE FUNERAL HOME and CREMATORY Inc., 1090 E. State St., Sharon. Friends may e-mail condolences to McGonigleFuneralHome@verizon.net Service: Funeral service at 10 a.m. Friday (1-11-08) in the funeral home chapel with the Rev. Gary A. Minich, pastor of Grand Valley Baptist Church, Rome, Ohio, officiating. Interment: St. Mary's Cemetery, Hermitage. |
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Margaret ("Peg") Seech (1941-2008).
Source: The Herald, Sharon, PA. click on picture(s) to enlarge |
7Y. THOMAS S. LAPIKAS, born Sharon (PA, USA) 1942, holds patents in transportation techniques (1976, 1977),[112]
married Sharon (PA, USA) ,[113]
[114]
VICTORIA DRAPP, born geb 1943/44. They live in Hermitage (2016).
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![]() He was raised in Sharpsville, a town he dearly loved, and was a 1961 alumnus of Sharpsville High School. Following his graduation, he was employed by Reyers Shoe Store in Sharon and later worked for Sharon Steel's former Farrell plant and the former General American Transportation Corp., GATX plant, Masury. Danny was the public works director for the borough of Sharpsville for 15 years and served as a borough councilman. He purchased the Wooden Nickel on Main Street in the early 1980s and renamed the establishment Danny's. He later relocated to High Street, where he and his wife, Doris, owned and operated Danny's Country Inn until August of 2005, when the business was sold. They also owned Danny's Too in Greenville for 10 years before selling in February of 2007. Danny was a former member of St. Bartholomew Church, Sharpsville, and Knights of Columbus Joseph J. Fitzmartin Council 1446, Greenville. A 32nd degree Mason, he was a member of Free and Accepted Masons Lodge 810, Hermitage. Zem Zem Shrine, Erie, and Scottish Rite's New Castle Consistory. An outdoorsman, he was an avid hunter, fisherman and golfer. He was a member and director of the former Sharon Country Club and a member of the former Greenville Country Club. He participated in, and won, many golf tournaments and had two holes-in-one throughout his career. Danny was a dynamic individual who worked tirelessly behind the scenes for many social and civic organizations in the community and was always willing to help a worthy cause. He was founder of the Strimbu Gun Raffle and served on the Strimbu Memorial Fund's board of directors. He was a major supporter of Sharpsville athletics and sponsored numerous golf, bowling, softball and baseball teams. He also sponsored a racecar for Ruffo Motorsports for many years. He was recognized as an honorary member by the Mercer County Hall of Fame for his many contributions to local athletics. Danny hosted two NFL fundraisers at his home to support a child in need, and his unwavering support for many other causes raised thousands of dollars during his lifetime.
Surviving are: his loving wife of more than 30 years, Doris (Fisher) Lapikas, at home, a son, David J. Lapikas, Hermitage, and two grandchildren whom he adored, Daniel Philip Lapikas and Noah David Lapikas.
He also leaves: a brother, Thomas Lapikas and his wife Vicki, Hermitage, two sisters-in-law, Karen Bell and her husband Gary, Bowling Green, Ohio, and Patricia Caughman and her husband Jim, Houston, Texas, an uncle, Miles Lapikas and his wife Connie, South Pymatuning Township, several cousins, nieces and nephews, and two beautiful dogs, Lucky and Lady.
Danny was preceded in death by: his parents, a sister, Mary Lynn Cole, his father- and mother-in-law, Ralph and Phyllis Fisher, and a brother-in-law, Larry Fisher.
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Nancy J. Merry, age 53, of Beach City, passed away unexpectedly, Saturday, November 19, 2005 at Massillon Community Hospital. She was born on October 29, 1952 in Massillon to the late William and Jean Ream. Nancy had been a resident of Beach City for 20 years. She was a member of St. Therese Catholic Church in Brewster. She was a loving wife, mother, sister, daughter and grandmother. She will be remembered as always a putting others before herself. Along with her parents, she is preceded in death by brother, Richard Ream. She is survived by husband, Roger L. Merry, whom she married on August 17, 1985, sons, Paul Lapikas of Beach City, Brian (Karie) Lapikas of Massillon, Joseph (Renee) Ream of Strasburg, daughters, Allison Merry of Beach City, Melissa Merry of Beach City, brothers, David (Nan) Ream of San Rosa Beach, FL, Michael (Kim) Ream of Massillon, sister, Carol (Ric) Deitsch of Massillon, half-brother, Thomas Dailey of Massillon, half-sister, Cecelia McCord of WV, eight grandchildren, many nieces and nephews. Mass of Christian Burial will be at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, November 23 at St. Therese Catholic Church in Brewster. Calling hours will be held at the Paquelet Funeral Home in Massillon on Tuesday, November 22 from 6-8 p.m. and Wednesday form 9:30 - 10:15 at the funeral home. Fr. Robert Kaylor of St. Therese Catholic Church will be officiating. Burial will be at St. Clements Cemetery in Navarre. Family suggest donation be made to St. Therese Catholic Church in Nancy's name. |
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![]() Calling hours: Gerry's family received family and friends from 4 to 8 p.m. Tuesday (9-11-12) in McCLURKIN FUNERAL HOME, 222 S. State St., Girard, Ohio. Service: Funeral Mass at 10 a.m. today (9-12-12) in St. Rose Church, Girard, with prayers at 9:30 a.m. in the funeral home prior to his church Mass. |
7DD. JOHN ALLEN LAPIKAS, born Sharon (PA, USA) 30-3-1952,[131]
[132]
golf course manager (1985-..) at Annandale Golf Course in Madison (MS),[133]
at Mariner Sands Golf Club in Stewart, FL (2002),[134]
married 1o
MARY JANE NN, married 2o Palm Beach 29-8-1980,[135]
LINDA BEACH, they live in Stuart (Fla.) (2020).
7EE. RONALD MILES LAPIKAS, born 17-7-1957, lives in Sarasota (Fla) (2020),
married Palm Beach 8-8-1987
SILVIA MUELLER. They live in Jupiter (FL, USA) (2005, 2012).
7FF. JAMES SIMON ("Jim") LAPIKAS, born Sharon (PA, USA) 17-6-1954,[142]
[143]
director of research and development of Pyramid Operating Systems Inc.,
which he founded in 1988 together with Gene Kirila,[144]
director of VEC Mold Design (2001),
holds some patents in mechanical and molding techniques (1992, 1993, 1995),[145]
married Sharpsville (PA, USA) 3-7-1976
PATRICIA N. HIPKINS.
7GG. MICHAEL ("Mike") W. LAPIKAS, born Sharon (PA, USA) 5-2-1960,[148]
married 5-5-1991
DONNA MARSH.
Born of his first marriage :[136]
Born of his second marriage :[138]
Born of this marriage :[141]
Jim writes :[146]
"Me, I'm a plastic man.
I made my living in fiberglass or now thay say composites. I owned a
composite shop of a 100 plus people. We build PWC's,boat halls, motor
covers from van tops to sinks. You name it I think we made it. I love fast
boats and the water. My wife and I enjoy fighting and camping. We love
boating and drinking beer with our friends. Hey what else do you do
around a camp fire or standing in the water. I never grew up,I just look
old."
Born of this marriage :[147]
Born of this marriage :[149]
References to the data of generation 7 are also here
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