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1945 TO 2020
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SAGRAVES, (Snow), Sylvia J. age 74 of Englewood, passed away on Tuesday, January 7 in Dayton, Ohio
Born in Dayton on July 3, 1945 to Randall and Anna (Potter) Snow. Sylvia graduated from Butler High School and retired after 23 years as secretary of St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church in Dayton, where she was a lifelong member.
She is survived by her husband of 55 years, James L. Sagraves, daughter and son-in-law Cathy and Scott Krizner of Englewood, son Randy Sagraves of Mason, son and daughter-in-law Jeff and Angela Sagraves of Morrow, grandchildren Elizabeth Krizner, Anna (Zach) Shaw, Lucas (Annamarie) Sagraves, Rebecca Krizner, Steven Almond, Duncan Sagraves, Sarah Krizner, Kristen Sagraves and Jon Sagraves, and sisters Marianna Moore of Englewood and SandraDeLaet of Bradenton, Florida, as well as numerous cousins, nieces, nephews and dear friends.She is preceded in death by her parents and sisterDorothy Nagel,
Funeral services will be held at 10:00 a.m., Friday January 10 at St. Paul Evangelical Luthern Church 7700 Dog Leg Road with Pastor Kurt Lammi officiating.a graveside service will be held immediately.
Friends may callon Thursday January 9 from 3:00 to 7:00 p.m. at St Paul. In lieiu of flowers, please consider donating to St. Paul or the National MS Society. HTTPS://WWW.MORTONWHETSTONE.COM/NOTICES/SYLVIASAGRAVES
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Ken Sumner
Silvia and I went to the same church (St. Paul's Lutheran) when we were in school, and before school when we colored together in Sunday School. She was always quiet and sweet, and she will be missed. I'm sure that the bells are ringing in heaven welcoming her home.
Janet Robison (Berger)
So deeply saddened to hear of Sylvia's passing. She was a very special person! I especially remember her sweetness, joy, and bravery. I first experienced her bravery when she was my lab partner in biology. I was freaked out by the frog dissection. I don't know if Sylvia was too, but she dove right in and we were able to share the fascination with our little creature. It was so touching to know that she had such a loving family and continued to be that brave person throughout her life.
Jara Foreman (Self)
Just found out about Sylvia and though I have not seen her since 1963 (that I know of)I regard her as one of the prettiest, nicest, kindest, smartest, etc. etc. girls in our class. She was kind to EVERYONE and I would say to myself, oh, that I could be that kind. I send sincerest condolences to Jim and to all of their family and many many friends. No other words, just sad that another GOOD one is gone from this ol' planet.