Birth date: Mar 1, 1929 Death date: May 20, 2018
Obituary SHALERSVILLE David Richard Chenoweth, 89 years of age, passed away on Sunday May 20, 2018 at UH-Portage Medical Center in Ravenna, Ohio. Mr. Chenoweth was God’s Gift to Us on March 1, 1929 in Nicut, West Virginia, the so Read Obituary
An A GARDEN PATH was sent on May 23, 2018Our deepest sorrow is with Aunt Emma Lou and the family. Our prayers are with them and our memories of Uncle Richard will always be bright and happy. Heaven is a happier now that he is home with his Lord. Bob, Mel & Kids
An A GARDEN PATH was ordered on May 23, 2018
A candle was lit in remembrance
My deepest sympathies to the family; Emma Lou, Louetta, and Kenny. I’m sorry to hear of Richard’s passing. Richard was a really great guy and a great father. He will definitely be missed in our hearts. I have some great memories to cherish about Richard and his storytelling. He was a very funny guy with a big heart. Emma Lou you were very lucky to find such a great partner in life. You have been a vital part of my youth. In church and in school, you made my early years in life to be an important part of my life because of your friendship and support. You and Richard raised two really great kids Louetta and Kenny. You, Richard, Louetta and Kenny have are an amazing family and is been my pleasure to be your friend. With all my love and sincere sympathies. God will find a great place in heaven for Richard.Marshall
Emma Lou, I am sorry to hear of your husband's passing. Keeping you in my thoughts and prayers. Linda Morton Cowin former Windham Teacher
Hello Mrs. Chenowith and family,. I am not sure if you remember my sister and I, but we lived about 3 houses down. My sister and I played in your yard a million hours. We played with the neighbor kids in the basketball court in your yard. How kind your husband an you were to let us play there. I remember your husband to be kind and quiet...tolerating all of us noisy rambunctious kids playing in your yard. Now that I am older I wish I would have have been able to sit down and talk with him about who he was....and you..we spent HOURS of our childhood playing in your yard, but not knowing much about Mr. And Mrs. Chenowith. Thank you for your kindness for letting us be kids....Mr. Chenowith seemed to be a kind and tolerant soul for tolerating all of us crazy neighbor kids. I am very sorry for your sadness and grief. Grief is the price of love. The greater the grief the greater the love. Our thoughts are with you and wishing for great strength for you. Kim and Dawn Mauser
A TROPICAL DISH GARDEN WITH FRESH FLOWERS was ordered on May 21, 2018
