Anna was born May 20,1930 to the late Herbert and Theresa (Jordan)Hoskinson, and passed away May 7, 2003.
Ann was a member of the Hebron 50/50 Club, Buckeye Lake Senior Citizens and American Legion Auxiliaries in both Hebron and Loudonville. She volunteered for many years with Veterans Administration both in Chillicothe and Columbus,and she enjoyed camping and was a avid "yard sale".
She is survived by her daughters,Suzanna Baker of Modesto,Calif.,Karen ( Larry) Dupler, and Sharon (Robert) Haywood, both of Newark; son, Herbert(Michelle) Baker, of OK.; step-sons, Vic( Belinda) Yarnelli and Bernie (Mary) Yarnelli of St. Louisville, and Dennie Fulk, of Lancaster; 13 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren; sisters and many nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband Charles Yarnelli, who passed away in 1989; daughter Jacklyn Osborn; Dalton Baker; and sisters, Dorothy, Peggy and Betty
Ann was a member of the Hebron 50/50 Club, Buckeye Lake Senior Citizens and American Legion Auxiliaries in both Hebron and Loudonville. She volunteered for many years with Veterans Administration both in Chillicothe and Columbus,and she enjoyed camping and was a avid "yard sale".
She is survived by her daughters,Suzanna Baker of Modesto,Calif.,Karen ( Larry) Dupler, and Sharon (Robert) Haywood, both of Newark; son, Herbert(Michelle) Baker, of OK.; step-sons, Vic( Belinda) Yarnelli and Bernie (Mary) Yarnelli of St. Louisville, and Dennie Fulk, of Lancaster; 13 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren; sisters and many nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband Charles Yarnelli, who passed away in 1989; daughter Jacklyn Osborn; Dalton Baker; and sisters, Dorothy, Peggy and Betty
Anna was born May 20,1930 to the late Herbert and Theresa (Jordan)Hoskinson, and passed away May 7, 2003.
Ann was a member of the Hebron 50/50 Club, Buckeye Lake Senior Citizens and American Legion Auxiliaries in both Hebron and Loudonville. She volunteered for many years with Veterans Administration both in Chillicothe and Columbus,and she enjoyed camping and was a avid "yard sale".
She is survived by her daughters,Suzanna Baker of Modesto,Calif.,Karen ( Larry) Dupler, and Sharon (Robert) Haywood, both of Newark; son, Herbert(Michelle) Baker, of OK.; step-sons, Vic( Belinda) Yarnelli and Bernie (Mary) Yarnelli of St. Louisville, and Dennie Fulk, of Lancaster; 13 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren; sisters and many nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband Charles Yarnelli, who passed away in 1989; daughter Jacklyn Osborn; Dalton Baker; and sisters, Dorothy, Peggy and Betty
Ann was a member of the Hebron 50/50 Club, Buckeye Lake Senior Citizens and American Legion Auxiliaries in both Hebron and Loudonville. She volunteered for many years with Veterans Administration both in Chillicothe and Columbus,and she enjoyed camping and was a avid "yard sale".
She is survived by her daughters,Suzanna Baker of Modesto,Calif.,Karen ( Larry) Dupler, and Sharon (Robert) Haywood, both of Newark; son, Herbert(Michelle) Baker, of OK.; step-sons, Vic( Belinda) Yarnelli and Bernie (Mary) Yarnelli of St. Louisville, and Dennie Fulk, of Lancaster; 13 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren; sisters and many nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband Charles Yarnelli, who passed away in 1989; daughter Jacklyn Osborn; Dalton Baker; and sisters, Dorothy, Peggy and Betty
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