Mrs. Grace Reno Hazen, 85, of 147 Court St., died Thursday night of a lingering illness at Town Hall Estates, Windsor. She had been a patient there one and one-half years.
Born in Rochester, Pa., Jan. 26, 1882, Mrs. Hazen was a daughter of the late Luis and Elizabeth Hays Reno, and had been a resident of the Chardon and Munson area since she was six years old.
Mrs. Hazen was a member of the former Christian Church of Chardon, now the Pilgrim Christian Church. She was a member of the Senior Aid of the church.
Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Malcolm (Betty) Boorn of Middlefield, and Mrs. Homer (Lucille) Tyler of Cleveland; five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Her husband, Albert Ray Hazen preceded her in death in 1960, and a son died in childhood.
[Her parents' identification was verified by descendant Gerald Hobson, FAG Member No. 46794864, by e-mail on 3 January 2013. A .pdf attachment to a subsequent e-mail showed her father as Louis Cassius Reno, stated to have been buried in Chardon, Ohio; he has not been located in Find A Grave.- SSH]
Born in Rochester, Pa., Jan. 26, 1882, Mrs. Hazen was a daughter of the late Luis and Elizabeth Hays Reno, and had been a resident of the Chardon and Munson area since she was six years old.
Mrs. Hazen was a member of the former Christian Church of Chardon, now the Pilgrim Christian Church. She was a member of the Senior Aid of the church.
Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Malcolm (Betty) Boorn of Middlefield, and Mrs. Homer (Lucille) Tyler of Cleveland; five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Her husband, Albert Ray Hazen preceded her in death in 1960, and a son died in childhood.
[Her parents' identification was verified by descendant Gerald Hobson, FAG Member No. 46794864, by e-mail on 3 January 2013. A .pdf attachment to a subsequent e-mail showed her father as Louis Cassius Reno, stated to have been buried in Chardon, Ohio; he has not been located in Find A Grave.- SSH]
Mrs. Grace Reno Hazen, 85, of 147 Court St., died Thursday night of a lingering illness at Town Hall Estates, Windsor. She had been a patient there one and one-half years.
Born in Rochester, Pa., Jan. 26, 1882, Mrs. Hazen was a daughter of the late Luis and Elizabeth Hays Reno, and had been a resident of the Chardon and Munson area since she was six years old.
Mrs. Hazen was a member of the former Christian Church of Chardon, now the Pilgrim Christian Church. She was a member of the Senior Aid of the church.
Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Malcolm (Betty) Boorn of Middlefield, and Mrs. Homer (Lucille) Tyler of Cleveland; five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Her husband, Albert Ray Hazen preceded her in death in 1960, and a son died in childhood.
[Her parents' identification was verified by descendant Gerald Hobson, FAG Member No. 46794864, by e-mail on 3 January 2013. A .pdf attachment to a subsequent e-mail showed her father as Louis Cassius Reno, stated to have been buried in Chardon, Ohio; he has not been located in Find A Grave.- SSH]
Born in Rochester, Pa., Jan. 26, 1882, Mrs. Hazen was a daughter of the late Luis and Elizabeth Hays Reno, and had been a resident of the Chardon and Munson area since she was six years old.
Mrs. Hazen was a member of the former Christian Church of Chardon, now the Pilgrim Christian Church. She was a member of the Senior Aid of the church.
Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Malcolm (Betty) Boorn of Middlefield, and Mrs. Homer (Lucille) Tyler of Cleveland; five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
Her husband, Albert Ray Hazen preceded her in death in 1960, and a son died in childhood.
[Her parents' identification was verified by descendant Gerald Hobson, FAG Member No. 46794864, by e-mail on 3 January 2013. A .pdf attachment to a subsequent e-mail showed her father as Louis Cassius Reno, stated to have been buried in Chardon, Ohio; he has not been located in Find A Grave.- SSH]
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