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Ruth REVERE Obituary
Ruth was born February 20, 1934, in West Elton, KY, and reared in Eaton Ohio. She departed this life Thursday, December 15, 2022. She holds a Bachelor Degree from Miami University and Master's degree from the Ohio State University. She was preceded in death by her parents Edward and Laura McGinnis, husband Gilbert Revere, son Todd Revere, five brothers, Robert Westbrook, Ronald McGinnis, George McGinnis, Eugene McGinnis and Charles McGinnis; sisters Edna Lewis and Vernice McGinnis. Left to cherish Ruth's memory are her loving granddaughters Loren Revere and Mackenzie Revere; sister Cora McGinnis of New Hampshire, Norma Smitherman of Miamisburg Ohio; sisters-in-law, Kathy McGinnis and Myrtis Zoober. Many cousins, nieces and nephews. Visitation 9:00 AM. Funeral service to follow 9:30 AM, Wednesday, December 28, 2022 at Dixon United Methodist Church, 1691 Infirmary Rd. Interment Dayton National Cemetery. HHRoberts.com.
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Linda Oliver-Steele
December 26, 2022
Ruth was the very best nursing supervisor I ever had the honor of working for. She managed a huge mental health unit at the former Saint Elizabeth Hospital. There was three shifts of staff and about twenty Psychiatrists she had to learn to work with. I was always impressed by her energy level and how well she dealt with so many people with varied personalities. Ruth was a mentor and a friend.
Paula Rankin
December 23, 2022
Ruth was my Nurse Manager at St. Elizabeth / Franciscan Hospital. I called her Mother because she cared about all of us like a Mother. She was a Caring Loving Person to All of Us! So sorry for your loss Girls and praying for all of you
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