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Leah Ognibene Obituary
Leah was predeceased by her loving husband. Robert (Bobby O.)
Leah's love for her family was immeasurable. She had no greater joy.
She is survived by her daughters; Nadine (Bill) Carr, Christine (Scott) Richter, brothers; Bob (Lisa) Penrod and Jim Penrod, nieces and nephews; Kenny, Michael, Nichole, Alyssa, Bobby and Ryan, grandchildren; Stephanie (Ali), Danielle (Bryan), Alexandria, Jessica (Bill) and Zachary, and great grandchildren; Aiden, Skylar, Owen, and Charlie, as well as an amazing tribe of friends. Private services will be held at a later date.
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Ken Nancy Hagerman
September 8, 2023
Our deepest sympathy to Deanie, Chrissy & family. Your Mom was an amazing woman who loved her family deeply. She was caring to all and will always remember all the times we laughed until we cried. She is in her loving husband Bob's arms along with family & Friends. Until we meet again we loved you then and love you now. With deepest sympathy Ken & Nancy Hagerman
Tom & Phyllis Reif
September 7, 2023
Your heart soon will be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.
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Michelle Marraffa
September 6, 2023
I am so very sorry for your loss. Leah was a strong feisty woman who truly loved Bobby and her family very much. In the short amount of time I knew her she was very sweet to me and my family. Know now she is with Bob having fun and dancing!
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