Mrs. Louise Tanner, 63,of Ellport passed away on Wednesday, July 17th, 2024 at the AHN Wexford Hospital following a brief illness.
Louise was born in Ellwood City on December 16th, 1960 the daughter of the late Charles F. and Rose Marie (Lukavics) Wolfe, Sr.. She is a member of the Lincoln High School class of 1978 and graduated from Indiana University in 1982 with a degree in Business Administration. Over the years she had worked as an account executive in the advertising field, recently retiring from Gannett Newspaper. She enjoyed doing needle point and most of all spending time with her family.
Louise is survived by her husband James Tanner whom she married on November 24th,1990, sons Anthony and his wife Lindsay Tanner of Shenango Twp. and Nick Tanner of Ellport, granddaughter Ryleigh Jo Tanner, sisters Nancy (Michael) Cremeans of Plum Boro, Ellen (Rudy) Minello of Chippewa, and Rosemary (Mike) Cabaday of Lunas, New Mexico, and her brother Charles F. Wolfe, Jr. of Mansfield, Texas.
She was preceded in death by her parents and her sister Patrice M. Mohr.
A private service for Louise will be held at the Samuel Teolis Funeral Home and Crematory Inc..
Memorial contributions in Mrs. Tanner’s name may be made to: MD Anderson Cancer Center, Larchwood Rd., Mansfield, Ohio 44907, mdanderson.org.
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My dear cousin Louise…………….the baby of the Lukavics family…………..you left us too soon! May you rest in eternal peace in the light and the love of the Lord ! Our sympathy to Jim and family and to the extended Wolfe family……….our thoughts and prayers are with you all – HUG
When one who is so special to you, like Louise, whom you loved with your whole being passes, it is hard to imagine a life without her. You wonder how to pick up the pieces and move forward. No words can fill the sorrow you, Anthony, Lindsay and Nick feel during this sorrowful time.
Louise fought hard, and her love for her family was her motive to do so. Her spirit will be with you all always. May she be in peace now.
Louise fought hard, and her love for her family was her motive to do so. Her love and spirit will be always be with you. Rest now, my sweet sister.
Louise fought hard, and her motivation was her love for her family. Her presence and loving spirit will be with you always. Rest in peace, my sweet sister.
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