NORRIS H. SANEHOLTZ

Dave and Steve,
I too remember the days when your Dad would have bubble gum for us for our ball games with the White Sox. It was a special day when he'd have grape bubble gum. He was a really good man.

To the Saneholtz family, I am sorry to hear of the passing of "Grandpa Tony". He was a wondersful man, and I'm sure you will miss him deeply. My deepest sympathies.

I am sorry to hear about the passing of Tony. As a child going up in the 60's I have fond memory of your father bringing gum along with the oil. He was a very kind and loving man who brought smiles to our faces. I have one of his gold coins and it sets in my hutch with other family memories.

Steve, Cheri & All of the Saneholtz Family: Please know our thoughts and prayers are with all of you during this difficult time. I remember Tony coming to C. F. Rausch & Sons delivering product and always having bubble gum, kind words and time to ask how your day was going. He would always say something funny to make you laugh and forget your problems. God Bless!
Kay & Larry West

Ted ... Our deepest sympathy to you and your family on the passing of your 'Dad'. Our prayers are with you and your family. Hank & Bernadine Mesewicz

My deepest sympathy goes out to the entire Saneholtz family on the passing of Tony. He was a great guy. I always enjoyed his visits to the office. My prayers are with your family.

I am sorry sorry to hear about your fathers passing. I wish I had been able to attend visitation for him however I am on vacation. I will be praying for God's comfort and healing for your family. Staci MacGregor (Lucy)- NorthCrest

To the Saneholtz Family, our deepest condolences for your loss. Marissa, your grandpa sounded like a wonderful person, I'm sure your wonderful memories of him will last you a lifetime. Kamilla sends her regards from Cambridge, Mass. You are all in our thoughts and prayers. The Fellah Family (Sylvia & Adnan, Bowling Green, Ohio)

I'm sorry to hear of Tony's passing. I remember him when I lived in Napolean. He worked with my husband, John Logsdon. My prayers are with Tony and his family.
Esther Mae Logsdon, Lancaster Ohio