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1919
DIED
2020
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Sue Ransohoff Obituary
RANSOHOFF, Sue age 100, passed away March 20, 2020, beloved wife of the late Jerry Ransohoff and Michael Stein Jacobs, devoted mother of Dr. Richard and Margaret Ransohoff, Jonathan and the late Mary Ransohoff, Katherine and Charles Notley and Betsy and Bill Kingery, dear sister of the late Julius Westheimer, loving grandmother of Amy Brisson and Lena Ransohoff, Nicholas Ransohoff, Em Westheimer, Jessica Alter, Megan Kingery, Corina Manders and Nathan Kingery-Gallagher and Lisa Hillier. Also survived by eight great grandchildren. Private graveside service was held at the convenience of the family. A celebration of life will be held at a future time. Memorial contributions to Planned Parenthood of Cincinnati, Isaac M. Wise Temple or Hearing Speech and Deaf Center of Greater Cincinnati would be appreciated.
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David Dax
December 6, 2023
I am David Dax. My mother & father, the late June & Edward Dax, and my sister, Cynthia, lived for a time in the same apartment house on Gholson Avenue in which Jerry & Sue and children Dicky & Jonny and their daughter (whose name I don't recall) also live. I recall that Jerry wrote a restaurant column for one of the Cincinnati newspapers. I am sorry that I did not maintain contact with Dicky after leaving Cincinnati in the early 1950s.
David Collier
April 3, 2020
I am so sorry to hear this,my name is David Collier my mom is Dorothy Collier, we have been cutting Mrs.Ransohoff grass for many years, if there is anything me and my family can do just let us know. It has truly been an honor and a privilege to know a great person like Mrs. RANSOHOFF
DAVE COLLIER
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Jerry & Sue Ransohoff
KR Notley
March 31, 2020
Steven Levinson
March 30, 2020
I loved Sue dearly. She was an elegant and engaged lady. I'll never forget the great times at the Rawson Woods Lane house. When we would reconnect, it was like intervening time evaporated. She supported same sex marriage from the get go. She invented enthusiasm. Sue made the world a better place and everyone around her better people. She leaves a void in the fabric. I miss her already but am thrilled to have known her from childhood.
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