ELIAS J.-NADER-Obituary

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ELIAS J. NADER

North Olmsted, Ohio

Dec 31, 1961 – Jun 7, 2025

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December 31, 1961
DIED
June 7, 2025
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North Olmsted, Ohio
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ELIAS J. NADER, age 63, beloved husband of Lisa L. (nee Stanford); devoted father of Christopher (Stephanie) and Benjamin; proud grandfather of Boone and Jase. Loving brother of Helene Eckert (Alan), Linda Spevock (George, deceased), and Marianne Feuerstein (Glenn).


Cherished brother-in-law of Thom and Kelly Stanford and Debby Stanford Brousek. A dear uncle, cousin, and friend to many.


Elias retired in March 2025 after a remarkable 44-year career as a registered nurse with the Cleveland Clinic, spending most of his career at Lakewood Hospital. Over the years, he worked in a wide variety of roles—from surgical nursing and pre/post-operative care to nursing supervisor and clinical documentation review. Known for his dedication, versatility, and compassion, he left a lasting impression on patients and colleagues alike.


He enjoyed spending weekends at the lake in Marblehead with his family, both before and after his children were born, cherishing the time and memories made there. Elias was incredibly proud of both of his sons and would eagerly share their accomplishments and latest endeavors with everyone who would listen—from his colleagues and friends to his doctors and care team.


He had a deep love for television—whether it was the latest episodes of NCIS or Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, or a rerun of Everybody Loves Raymond or M*A*S*H, he could happily spend hours watching his favorite shows over and over again. Elias was a proud Michigan football fan, a passion that began as a child with his admiration for their helmet designs and grew into a lifelong love of the team. He always looked forward to the annual rivalry game against Ohio State, cheering on the Wolverines with enthusiasm.


Funeral Service Friday, June 13, at 11:30 A.M. in the CHAMBERS FUNERAL HOME of NORTH OLMSTED, 29150 LORAIN RD. AT STEARNS RD, where friends may call THURSDAY 4-7 P.M. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions to your favorite charity would be appreciated. 

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"Death is nothing at all. It does not count. I have only slipped away into the next room. Nothing has happened. Everything remains exactly as it was." Henry Scott Holland

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Lisa and family,
I am so deeply sorry for your loss.
I still remember working with Elias, a kind and gentle man
May you find peace.and may Elias rest easy. He will be long remembered, now a kindred soul.

Barb boymer Lakewood Hospital

Peaceful Reflections

Deep sympathy to Lisa and family. Elias was a bright light with laughter and kindness to all he worked with at CCHS CDI REGIONAL. Celebrating his new life with planting a tree in his memory

63 years, I've known Elias Nader. After a few decades, you start to know a man. The time that our lives intersected the most was when we were teenagers and young adults, along with our close families, together at St. George Church.

I'm three years older than Elias. When you're a teenager, three years is a big gap. So I always thought of him as a little cousin.

Warm, engaging, always looking for a laugh, caring about his friendships...these are characteristics I...

Oh, E. You and I—outlaws against the world. Loved having you enjoy holidays in our home. And I loved how you and my momma had a beautiful kinship. I miss you.

Deepest Sympathy to the Nader family. It was a privilege to work with Elias. Many Prayers rest in peace. Cathy Pembridge

Elias was a wonderful man. It was a privilege growing up with him. I have over a decade of wonderful memories from our families lives growing up. He was consistently kind, compassionate and forgiving. Marianne, you and I always had a strange and wonderful link where we were calling each other at the same time (and your poor bird too). In another link, I was speaking to my husband and telling him about Elias and when we were growing up- about 30 seconds before I got the call from my little...

In loving memory of a wonderful man. My deepest condolences goes out to your entire family. May you rest in peace my cousin.