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Lindeman Joseph E [Male] b. 6 FEB 1903 - d. 29 SEP 1984 St Johns Catholic Cemetery, Delphos, Allen, OH

Burial monument, St Johns Catholic Cemetery, Delphos, Allen, OH

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Pohlman Bertha [Female] b. 17 OCT 1910 OH - d. 7 MAY 1987 Van Wert County, OH

Burial monument, St Johns Catholic Cemetery, Delphos, Allen, OH

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(Unknown) Jennifer Jane [Female] b. 8 SEP 1963

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Willaman Wayne Michael* [Male] b. 12 FEB 1977

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Nelson Sarah Ann* [Female] b. 31 JAN 1983

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Dubois Frank R M [Male] b. 15 AUG 1971 - d. 8 JUL 2016

Obituary:
DuBois, Frank R.M. Age 44; of Alma; passed away Friday, July 8, 2016 at his home. Funeral Services will be Thursday, July 14, 2016 at 11 a.m. at the Berry Funeral Home in Shepherd with Randall Roose officiating. There will be a Visitation on Wednesday, July 13, 2016 from 4 to 8 p.m. Frank was born August 15, 1971 the son of Fred and LeNora (Hooper) DuBois. Frank loved to work on his brother�s dairy farm. He also loved gardening, hunting, and above all�his children. He will be missed by all who loved and knew him. Frank is survived by his wife, Sarah DuBois of Alma; his children, Amber DuBois, Logan DuBois, Kaleb Nelson, Caiden Nelson, and Emma DuBois; his father, Fred (Rose) DuBois of Mt. Pleasant; his mother, LeNora Dubois of Shepherd; his three siblings Elton (Amanda) DuBois of St. Louis, Delphine (Jaime) Howe of Alma, and Donna Kandaris of Mt. Pleasant; his mother and father-in-law, John and Betty Nelson of Alma; his brother-in-law, Robert (Greta Keeler) Nelson of Stanton; and many nieces and nephews. Frank is preceded by his grandparents.
- The Morning Sun, July 10, 2016

News Item:
Shooting victim was asleep in living room when stepson got gun
A funeral service for Frank R.M. DuBois, the 44-year-old Alma man who died Friday after police said his 7-year-old stepson accidentally shot him, will be held on Thursday at Berry Funeral Home in Shepherd.
DuBois was born Aug. 15, 1971, the son of Fred and LeNora (Hooper) DuBois.
He loved to work on his brother�s dairy farm. He also loved gardening, hunting, and - above all - his children.
DuBois is survived by his wife Sarah DuBois of Alma; his children Amber DuBois, Logan DuBois, Kaleb Nelson, Caiden Nelson, and Emma DuBois; his father Fred (Rose) DuBois of Mt. Pleasant; his mother LeNora Dubois of Shepherd; his three siblings Elton (Amanda) DuBois of St. Louis, Delphine (Jaime) Howe of Alma, and Donna Kandaris of Mt. Pleasant; his mother and father-in-law John and Betty Nelson of Alma; his brother-in-law Robert (Greta Keeler) Nelson of Stanton; and many nieces and nephews. He is preceded by his grandparents.
The funeral service for DuBois is set for 11 a.m. Thursday, with Randall Roose officiating. There will be a visitation from 4 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday.
DuBois was sleeping in his living room in the early hours Friday when he was shot and killed as his 7-year-old stepson played with a high-powered rifle taken from a locked gun cabinet in the same room, Alma police said on Monday.
He was dead at the scene from a single gunshot from the rifle, police said.
Police said the boy�s mom was asleep in the couple�s bedroom and a younger sister in her bedroom as the stepson � who may or may not have been asleep before getting up just after midnight � found keys to the cabinet, unlocked it and began playing with the rifle.
�He found the key to the gun cabinet and unlocked it and, unfortunately, pulled the trigger on a loaded gun,� said Alma Detective Jason Biehl in providing additional details on Monday.
Biehl said the key to the gun cabinet, which had a couple other weapons in it, was kept �in different spots� inside the home at various times.
While the case isn�t officially closed � autopsy results and crime lab analysis are still pending � Biehl said there isn�t additional investigation being pursued.
�I don�t know for certain that it couldn�t take another turn, but I feel that we know how it happened,� Biehl said.
Police were called to the family�s home, on Penrith Avenue southeast of downtown, about 12:25 a.m. Friday.
Nearby residents on the two-block street, which runs south off Ely, awoke Friday to city police, state police and an ambulance on the scene, where the house was taped off with crime scene tape.
Biehl said Alma police have no history of calls to the home and have not had prior contact with the stepfather or others who live there.
- Rick Mills, The Morning Sun, July 12, 2016