Gifts Given in Honor

In honor of "In Honor of T.R. & Lucy Carr" by Irene Mueller

In honor of "Roger & Chris for Christmas" by Nona Bos

In honor of "our grandon Hunter’s birthday" by Lloyd & Bonnie Symons

In honor of "Roger Bos’s birthday" by Nona Bos

In honor of "Husband’s Birthday" by Becky Riesterer

In honor of "my angel Andrew," by Susan Sheahan

In honor of “Alyssa Burkett,” by Robert & Colleen Zemmin

In honor of “Christine Bos’s birthday,” by Nona Bos

Gifts Given in Memory

In Memory of Dennis Burkett by Douglas & Lisa Schultz

In Memory of Dennis Burkett by Edward Connolly

In Memory of Dennis Burkett by Morley Companies, Inc

In Memory of Dennis Burkett by Joyce Ivory

In Memory of Dennis Burkett by Gary Cobb

In Memory of Dennis Burkett by Michael Kalmeta

In Memory of Kim Rorinski by Michael & Kimberly Rovinski

In Memory of Dennis Burkett by Kimberly Brooks

In Memory of Lourita Yore by James & Kimberly McHenry

In Memory of David Widzinski by Paul & Barbara Widzinski of David Lives On Organization

In Memory of Miss Patti by Christine Droz

In Memory of Eugene "Norm" Kluck by Joseph & Krys Kluck, Gary & Susan Patera and Daniel & Kathleen Cavitt

In Memory of Alice Femminineo by Nancy Tolkacz

In Memory of Andrea Turgeon by Karen Turgeon

In Memory of Uncle Eugene Norman Kluck by Sallie Wilds

In memory of Donald LaForest by Our Lady of Sorrows

In memory of Baby Angel Szpytman by Anonymous

In memory of Therese Wingfield who used to work/volunteer at AWPC by Mary Krizewicz

In memory of someone’s deceased baby by Anonymous

In memory of Robert Salzwedel, husband of Patty who teaches at OLS, by Our Lady of Sorrows

Obituary

EBAUGH, MARSHA D. (nѐe Dragan) passed away December 3, 2024 at 72 years of age. Loving wife of Paul Ebaugh for 48 years; cherished mother of David (Angela) Ebaugh and Stephanie (Ryan) Dettbarn; grandmother of Nathan, Sabina, and Maggie; sister of Michael (Mary) Dragan; preceded in death by her parents, John and Martha (nѐe Perian) Dragan.

Marsha was a graduate of South Lyon High School and Grand Valley State University. She was a member of St. Patrick Catholic Church, White Lake and most recently St. Daniel Catholic Church, Clarkston. She was an active volunteer with Another Way Pregnancy Center in Farmington Hills.

Marsha was a wonderful wife, mother, and grandmother. She enjoyed reading; crafts; custom card making and scrapbooking. She especially enjoyed time with her grandchildren and attending her daughter Stephanie’s elementary school concerts. She had a wonderful dry sense of humor that we will all dearly miss.

Thank you to all who gave in memory of Marsha.

Susan Christie

Linda Holloway

Elderwood Subdivision Association

James & Linda Zettell

Natalie Newman & Ernest Streicher

Timothy & Margaret Atkinson

Patrick & Theresa Atkinson

Kevin Whitlock of Tedder Whitlock Consulting

Susan Martin

Obituary

Barbara, of Farmington, a beloved mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, and friend, entered eternal life on Sunday, June 2nd, at Ascension Providence Hospital, Novi.  She was 83 years old and leaves behind a legacy of love, kindness, and selfless service. Her life was a testament to the power of a servant's heart, marked by patience, kindness, and unwavering friendship.

Barbara was born August 14, 1940, in Cincinnati, OH, to the late William and Ruth (Linnemann) Phillips.  She married Lawrence “Larry” Stitzel on September 9, 1961, at St. William Catholic Church in Cincinnati.  Sadly, Larry preceded her in death on November 11, 2013.  Additionally, she was preceded in death by a son, Scott, on January 5, 2009. Barbara's devotion to her Catholic faith guided her throughout her life. As an active member of Our Lady of Sorrows in Farmington, she generously volunteered her time and talents across numerous church groups, embodying the spirit of community and service. A supportive mother, Barbara fostered independence in her children, encouraging them to grow and thrive with confidence. Her own life was a reflection of this independence, as she navigated the world with strength and self-reliance. Barbara's talents as a seamstress and upholsterer were remarkable, transforming ordinary fabrics into beautiful creations. Her skill and artistry were matched only by her generosity in sharing these gifts with others.

Barbara's memory is one marked by love, faith, and dedication to those she held dear. She will be deeply missed by her family, friends, and all who had the privilege of knowing her. Her memory will continue to inspire and uplift, a beacon of light and love in the hearts of those she touched.

Barbara is survived by her loving children, Linda (Jeff) Hagan, Beverly (Jim) Stitzel, Mary Kay Stitzel, and Jeff Stitzel; grandchildren, Craig (Cara) Everts, Chelsea Stitzel, Austin Stitzel, Madison Stitzel, Miranda Stitzel, Matthew (Kristina) Stitzel, Justin Stitzel, Madeleine Hagan, Elly Hagan, and Henry Hagan; great-grandchildren, Arthur, Bennett, and Mason; siblings, Mary Lynne (Bob) Rapien, William (Mary Lynn) Phillips, and Tom (Marianne) Phillips; as well as a host of additional family and friends. 

May Barbara rest in eternal peace, surrounded by the grace and light she brought into the world.

Thank you to all who gave in memory of Barbara.

Rosemary Stitzel

Joan Lewandowski

Martha Loffin

Charles & Karen Conklin

Thomas & Ann Herrmann

James & Lee Grikschat

Monica Kleimeyer

Jeffery Stitzel

William & Mary Phillips

Marilyn Stitzel

Rita Garbacik

Ronald & Susan Kalczynskit

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