Wilda Stauffer Schrag was born March 4, 1922 in Milford, NB, to Henry and Sophie (Zimmerman) Stauffer. She died on Monday August 2,2021 at the Ebied Hospice Residence in Toledo, nine days after suffering a stroke. She resided at Maple Crest in Bluffton since September of 2019. Wilda moved from Kansas to Bluffton in order to live near her daughter, a granddaughter and three grandchildren.
Wilda and David were married on November 7, 1945. Her husband David died April 15, 2005. Wilda’s eight sibling preceded her in death.
Every year the Bluffton Community Assistance Program completes a school supply handout to those in the community that need it or could use it.
The Bluffton Community Assistance Program is asking for the public's help by donating any new school supplies. The deadline to donate is Sunday, August 15. Items will be collected, sorted, and handed out on Saturday, August 21.
Items can be dropped off at the following locations:
Eastern Woods Senior, located at 15105 Birchaven Lane, Findlay, is offering a grand opening special -- no application fee when you apply during your initial visit to Eastern Woods Senior Apartments.
Accepted applicants receive first month rent-free on available one-bedroom units by submitting a holding fee of $100 within 24 hours of submitting application.
Restrictions apply. For more information, call 567-343-5237.
Mary M. Schechter, 97, passed away August 5, 2021 at Willow Ridge - Betty House in Bluffton.
Mary was born September 21, 1923 in Alliance, Ohio to the late William "Wink" and Mabel (Wood) Worley. On August 11, 1943 she married Carlyle Schechter who preceded her in death on December 6, 1990.
According to the CDC, over 32 million people suffer from osteoarthritis. Arthritis is inflammation and soreness in your joints. Chronic pain caused by arthritis affects approximately one in four adults. This equates to over 15 million people. Spinal arthritis is a specific type of arthritis that focuses on inflammation of the facet joints that can be located throughout the whole spine.
