10/06/2009

Funeral Arrangements and Obituary

Thank you for the outpouring of love that you have shown to our family thru cards, emails, food, phone calls, etc!! We are overwhelmed with gratitude. Listed below are the funeral arrangements. Later today or tomorrow, you will be able to view dad's obituary at www.snyderfuneralhomes.com under the name Eugene Koser. Thanks for continuing to lift our family up in prayer during this very difficult week!

Friday 10/9 Calling Hours from 5-8pm at Snyder Funeral Home, 2553 Lexington Ave, Mansfield

Saturday 10/10 Graveside service at 10:30am in Plymouth, Ohio. Anyone planning on attending the graveside service can meet at Snyder Funeral home to travel to Plymouth together. Check back later today for specific time to meet.

Saturday 10/10 Memorial service at 3 pm at the Berlin Christian Fellowship church, 5382 CR 201, Berlin, Ohio.
Oct 6, 2009 12:24:47 PM

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