1936
2018
LANGSVILLE — Emerson Everett Bennett, 82, of Langsville, Ohio, formerly of Medina County, passed away, Friday, July 13, 2018, in his home with his family by his side.
He was born April 11, 1936, in a log cabin in a coal camp in Newburgh, W.Va., to the late James and Ethel F. (Ship) Bennett and graduated from Arthurdale High School in Reedsville, W.Va., having also attended Newburg High School and Tunnelton High School. Emerson served in the U.S. Air Force from 1955-1959 having been stationed in Altus OK where he was a crash rescue fireman. He married the former Loretta M. Barger, who preceded him in death on July 27, 2007, and was a Union Iron Worker with Local #17 in Cleveland having retired after 36 years of service. He was a member of the Al Sirat Grotto and was a 32 degree Freemason. He enjoyed spending time with his family and friends, watching Westerns, collecting different bourbons and taking care of his farm and cattle.
Surviving are his children, Robin (Doug) King; Ronald Bennett, Rod (Carolina Gandini) Bennett and Ross Bennett; grandchildren, Erin King Pittman, Collin King, Isabella Bennett-Gandini and Maria Bennett-Gandini; great-grandchildren, Sidney, Andrea and Wesley Pittman; sister, Josephine F. Bohon and Brother Paul A. Bennett. He was preceded in death by his wife; brothers and sisters, Hubert Bennett, Thelma Minor, Ada Savino, Madeline Bennett, Janis Geho, James Bennett, Donald Bennett and Harold Bennett.
Friends will be received Saturday, July 28, from 2-5 p.m. at Murray Funeral Home, 173 S. Main St., Creston, Ohio. Burial will be at a later date at Shays Chapel in Preston County, W.Va. Memorial contributions may be made to the Creston-Canaan United Methodist Youth Mission Fund, PO Box 1111, Creston, OH 44217.
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Polly Martin
July 30, 2018
To all Bennett family: There are few men who have touched my life with honesty, integrity and honor. Your father is one of them. He was always kind with me and always respectful. He loved his wife Loretta and his children and grandchildren. He did not run from responsibility when times in his life got tough...he handled the job like a real man and worked things out with his family. This is a quality of a REAL man and hard to find today!! These are qualities he has instilled in you Rodney!! I have nothing but respect for Emerson and know he is in a real special after-this-world place. Rodney...your father was very proud of you (and told me so on many occasions) and your mother is smiling down on you with joy at all you have accomplished (not just in work, but in life's personal accomplishments!) be proud of yourself...your father was so proud of you and Carolina (sometimes...you don't get to hear someone brag about you until they are gone!!!) GODSPEED TO EMERSON
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