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Luanne Meyer Obituary
07/26/1944 - 05/15/2020
Luanne E. Meyer, age 75, of Toledo, passed away Friday, May 15, 2020 at home surrounded by her loving family. She was born in Toledo on July 26, 1944 to John G. and Lucille (Marks) Schmitz who preceded her in death.
She graduated from St. Ursula Academy in 1962. On June 26, 1965 Luanne married the love of her life, Dennis Meyer, who survives. Also surviving are two sons, Mike (Karen) of Bowling Green and John W. Meyer of Toledo; two daughters, Christine M. (Robert) Boggs of Toledo, and Theresa A. (Seth) Evearitt of Toledo; her four grandchildren, Ethan and Drew Evearitt and Aiden and Alea Meyer; her brother Joseph E. (Carolyn) Schmitz of Nashville, TN.; sister, Jane M. (Carl) Littrell of South Bend, IN.
A Funeral Mass of Christian Burial will be held Wednesday May 20, 2020 at Little Flower Catholic Church, 5522 Dorr Street beginning at 11:00 a.m. and will be lived streamed on the church website www.littlflowertoledo.org. A private burial will follow at Resurrection Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, please consider making a contribution for masses for Luanne to Little Flower Catholic Church or donations to Nature's Nursery in Luanne's name.
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Belinda Martin
May 22, 2020
So sorry for your loss!! It was great pleasure knowing Luanne she was a wonderful person!! Our condolences to all the family! We will keep u all in our prayers as u go through this difficult time. Art & Belinda Martin
Kathryn Wolfe-Parish
May 21, 2020
Luanne and Denny were neighbors of mine in the 1970's/ Their children were the same ages as mine and played together. My most vivid memories of the Meyer family is how close they were and how happy they were together. Luanne smiled all of the time. She was a kind, friendly, generous woman and she loved her husband and children so very much. She and Denny were wonderful neighbors. The smile on her face in the obituary photo was the very same smile she always had when she greeted you. My sincerest sympathies to Denny, her children and her grandchildren. You were blessed with a wonderful wife and mother and may memories help to heal your grieving hearts. May Luanne's soul rest in the Eternal Light of Heaven. Your old neighbor from Loxley Rd., Kathie
Paula Stone Mehring
May 19, 2020
So very sad to see that Luanne has past away. It was a beautiful photo of her in the paper and she looked so happy. We go back close to 70 years growing up just around the corner from each other! I can remember Mrs. Schmitz calling Janey, Luanne and Joey! My sincere sympathies to her husband, her children and grandchildren and to a way back friend, sister, Jane and Brother Joe. Sincerely, Paula Stone Mehring
Ruthann Boggs-Roberts
May 17, 2020
Well let me see I have known Luann for as long as I can remember close to 29-30 years. She was and still is a sweet lady and would go out of her way to help you. I enjoyed being around her when it was possible. I would call her and her husband, Dennis to see if I could come over for visit. We talk about what we were doing and how things were going. All around Luann was a wonderful mother, loved her grandchildren dearly. Every birthday she was there to help celebrate, We love went out to Restaurants for celebrations and of course I would take pictures of everyone. I today have her on my computer in many pictures and I am really going to miss her. Remember God only takes the best. He must have needed Luann for a purpose or she would be still here today to read what I type here. God Bless All of Her Families.
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