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and Betty S. (Lihn) Cobb. She attended Victory Christian Center where she was able to grow spiritually and make wonderful friends. She was preceded in death by her husband, Paul John Olzeski,Jr. who passed away September 28, 2021 who she missed daily. She is survived by
her children, Samantha Olzeski of Maysville, KY, Tannile Oritz of
Columbus, OH, Marshah Haapala of Dayton, KY, and Austin
Olzeski of Chicago, IL; four grandchildren, Isaac Olzeski, Lilly
Ortiz, Audrey Ortiz, and Henry Ortiz whose world has changed forever as well as two brothers, Paul Cobb of Knoxville, TN and Robert Allen Cobb of Cincinnati, OH. Although she had many titles of daughter, wife, sister, her most cherished titles were mother and Nana. Her greatest joy was spending time encouraging and teaching her children and grandchildren especially if it was beach side. She is currently having a lovely time in heaven, walking along the shores of the river running from God's very throne. A private graveside service will be held at the convenience of the
family. Memorials may be made to Bethany Cemetery.
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