Antoniak, Louise

A funeral Mass celebrating the life of Louise Irene

Antoniak, 92, of Columbus; will be held on Tuesday,

March 2, at 10am at Holy

Spirit Catholic Church, with at Forest Lawn Memorial

Gardens. Louise was the daughter of the late Louis and Angelina (Scartassa)

Busi. Louise was a devoted wife, mother, and grandmother to her family. Many fond memories were made seated around the dinner table. Everyone who knew her appreciated both her quiet sense of humor and expert hand at preparing delicious food. She was an active member with the Happy Spirits group and volunteered at Arbors

East Care Center. She is survived by her loving family; sons, William (Laura),

Ted, Mark (Kathy), Jim and

Tim; her daughters, Diane

Lower (Robert) and Cathy

Lembke; many grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nephews and nieces. In addition to her parents, she is preceded in death by her husband James Mac

Antoniak in 2015, brothers

Ben, Robert, Feno, Vince and John, sisters Mary and

Jeane. Visitation will be held one hour prior to the

Funeral Mass on Tuesday,

March 2. The Mass will be held at Holy Spirit Catholic

Church, 4383 E. Broad

Street, Columbus. The

Hoskinson Funeral Home,

Kirkersville is honored to care for the Antoniak family, where an online guest book and video are available for viewing at www.hoskinsonfuneral.com

1933 - 2020

William “Bill” Rowe Leis, age 87, passed away Nov. 1 after a brief illness. Bill was born to Roy Dewitt Leis and Jessie Rowe Leis on

Oct. 9, 1933 in Columbus

Ohio. He graduated from

North High School in 1951.

He received a Bachelors of

Science in Business from

Miami University, Oxford,

Ohio. He retired from

Columbus Southern Power (AEP) after 37 years. He was married and has two children. He is survived by his children, Linda Leis,

Blake (Leslie) Leis; and grandchildren, Eric Hutmire,

Marissa Hutmire, Cole

Robert “Bob” Leis. Bill has always been a Methodist church member. Most recently at New Albany United

Methodist Church where he enjoyed his church family and friends and helped as an usher regularly during services, and earlier, during his school years, and while raising his family, attending

North Broadway United

Methodist Church. He was a member of North High

Alumnae Association, Old

North Hi Club Inc., and

Miami University Alumnae

Association, Red Brick Society.

Bill was a Mason (York

Lodge #0563 Worthington,

Aladdin Senior Shriners and Scottish Rite Maso,ns

Valley of Columbus, OH. He was a member of NRA, and

American Legion Gahanna,

OH. During his life Bill enjoyed golfing, playing cards, watching college football, and being with his family. Bill chose to be cremated with no service.

Bill was grateful for his church friends, AEP friends, and close neighbors, and for everyone’s friendship and kindness. Visit www. schoedinger.com to share a special memory or extend