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Donna Blyer Obituary
age 73, of Louisville, Ohio, passed away Saturday, Aug. 1, 2020. Born in Columbus, Ohio to the late Phillip H. and Hilda I. (Jones) Hunt, Donna was a 1965 graduate of Glenwood High School.
Survived by her husband, Allan W. Blyer to whom she was married 55 years; sons, Mark (Jennifer) Blyer, Timothy Blyer, Michael (Janet) Blyer; grandchildren, Amanda, Justin, Chad, Nicholas, and Sara; brother, David (Kim) Hunt and their children, Phillip and Anthony, Quinn and Damon; cousins include, Judy Paratore and her daughter, Rhonda, Nancy (Jim) Bowman and their children, Lana and Janice Bowman; brother-in-law, Tom (Jan) Blyer and their children, Aimee (Breck) Buchanan and Angela Blyer.
Graveside services will be Thursday (TODAY) at 1 p.m. at Sunset Hills Memory Gardens in North Canton, Ohio. To share a memory or sign the online guest book, visit us at www.SchneebergerFuneral.com.
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Sally Samblanet
August 5, 2020
Donna was a wonderful person who helped take wonderful care of my dad for some years while at St. Joe's. We were sorry to learn of her passing. Please accept our condolences.
Kathy Basile
August 5, 2020
Donna was a wonderful bowling friend whom I had the honor of knowing & loving for about 20 yrs. I also have the honor of knowing her awesome husband; her handsome sons; beautiful daughter-in-law; & watching her good looking grand children grow up. She will be missed not only by her family, but, those of us who had the pleasure of knowing her. I'm glad I was one of the many who could make her laugh & bring out her humor. She now joins the heavenly bowling team with those who have already passed & are still dearly missed.
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