Howard A. Sadoski, 85, of Fremont, OH passed away on Wednesday, August 11, 2021 at Heritage Village of Clyde. He was born on January 25, 1936 in Fremont to Henry R. and Jessie (Grills) Sadoski. He was a 1954 graduate of Old Fort High School and continued his education with an apprenticeship as a Ford tool maker. Howard married Virginia “Ginny” Abbott on November 28, 1953 in Tiffin, OH. He was a Manufacturing Feasibility Engineer for Ford Motor Company, Boeing and LTV and retired in 1992.
Howard was a volunteer for 20 years at the Pleasant Union Cemetery in Old Fort and had a variety of hobbies including woodworking.
Howard is survived by his wife of sixty-seven years, Virginia “Ginny” A. Sadoski, Fremont, OH; children, Dena (Mark) Kirby, Crestline, OH and Kim (Joseph) Schaneville, Madisonville, LA; daughter-in-law, Jill Sadoski, Willard, OH; sister, Shirley Magers, Tiffin, OH; nine grandchildren, Reid Nahm, Blair Nahm, Nathan Nahm, Whitney Frederick, Andrew Walker, Ben Walker, Michael Walker, Alexandria Sadoski and Jacob Sadoski, and ten great grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents and son, Kevin Sadoski.
Memorial Services will take place at a later date.
Memorials can be made to Pleasant Union Cemetery.
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Annie Herr
Howard was the nicest person to be around. He was a very pleasant person and was nice to everyone around him. He will be missed.
Glenna and Don Plotts
Dena, you and your family are on our thoughts and prayers!
Linda (Palmer) Young & Family
Ginny, Dena & Kim and families,
I’m so sorry to hear of Sid’s passing. Kevin has been on my mind for the past two days because I know what August 13th is. Please know your family has never left our thoughts. May you find comfort and peace.
Pleasant Union Cemetery Board
Dear Ginny, Dena, Kim and families,
On behalf of the Pleasant Union Cemetery Board, please accept our sympathy in the loss of Howard. He was a valued member of the cemetery board sharing his expertise in a variety of projects. He always brought a smile and a comment to our meetings and worked to resolve issues facing the organization. His love of family and community were present as he shared their latest accomplishments and milestones. According to Howard, no meeting could be labeled a success without a chocolate chip cookie.
Rest in peace our friend!.
Joseph & Paricia Darr
Dear Virginia and Family,
Our deepest sympathy to you, Sid always had a great sense of humor, we have wonderful memories.
Joe & Pat Darr
Wheat Ridge, Co
The Nowak Family
We are so sorry to hear of Sid’s passing. We have so many fun memories! The times we went camping with all the Sadoski’s, we had a blast! Sid, Becky, and others TP’d the campers! Also Sid would call us miserable creeps! Haha
He was so funny and such a nice guy! We hope the family is doing ok during this difficult time. Take care!
Margie & Ray Arndt
Sorry to hear about Sid. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family.
Christine Osterling
Ginny, Dena, Kim and Jill and all the rest of the family, I’m so sorry to read this. He was a good man. No one was more talented, more orney or a better at “stirring the pot” than Sid. My most sincere condolences. His memory will be a blessing.
Shelley Vaffis Hagerty
Dena, Ginny and family,
I’m sorry for the loss of your father and husband. Howard and Ginny were such good neighbors to my parents and my brother and his wife. May good memories comfort you. You are in my thoughts.
Mark Carruthers
Sid and Ginny are friends of my family and especially my sister Carol Rock. Great memories of Sid. Love, Mark Carruthers