Dick and Shirley Meek, ages 89 and 87, died at Columbus hospital on January 16
Family members said they dropped their guard to celebrate their 70th wedding anniversary on December 22
They were admitted to a Columbus hospital where they tested positive for the coronavirus on January 8
The couple died together on January 16, while holding hands
Childhood sweethearts had a love story for the ages, family members said
Jan 20, 2021
COLUMBIANA James R. “Jim” Golladay, passed peacefully Monday morning, Jan. 4, 2021, with his wife by his side.
Jim was born Sept. 21, 1944, in Steubenville, the son of Robert and Thiery Lodge Golladay. He was a 1962 graduate of Cambridge High School.
Jim was a tremendous person to all furry friends and humankind alike. If you were fortunate to have met him, you’d have adored him immediately… he was just that kind of person. Upon meeting him, you did not go from stranger to friend. In his eyes, you went from stranger to family.
Jim’s career was long and successful. He had the entrepreneurial spirit and believed fully in the free market. He partnered with his father at the Rogers Mill in Rogers, right after high school and grew the business to overcapacity, leading to the founding of his greatest success, Ohio Pet Foods, in 1978.
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SEATTLE, Jan. 20, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Since its inception in late 2018, Boss Nation Brands, Inc., currently consisting of Boss Dog® and Boss Cat® brand pillars, has been recognized as an emerging leader in digestive health solutions and an advocate for gut nutrition products that are loaded with probiotics for pets. The products have focused equally on dogs, cats and hard goods. But the company also focuses on monthly charitable giving with the platform, Boss Nation Cares.
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