Birth date: Sep 10, 1967 Death date: Jan 12, 2013
LONES, RACHEL LYNN (Daughter of Clifford and Janet) Cloverville Rachel Lynn Lones passed away to heaven January 12, 2013 at home at the age of 45. She was born in Springfield Ohio on September 10, 1967 to Clifford and Janet (Morr Read Obituary
I just wanted to say how sorry I am about Rachel. She was a very beautiful daughter and person. She loved the life she had and you could tell it when you looked into her eyes. I have only met you and Rachel a few times but could tell the love and joy she brought to you and others around her. God Bless you and Rachel. Tami Wilson, Muskegon County CMH
Pastor and Mrs. Lones, Deb and family, it has been a long time since I have seen you.
All of you have my sympathy in Rachel's passing. I know that the Lord will be with you and provide the comfort only He can give. You can be assured of our prayers and thoughts during the service. Brad King, King Funeral Home, Hart.
We met Rachel a few years ago. She couldn't walk or speak, but had such a dear personality & sweet smile. She was especially taken with Stan & gave him smile after smile! We left their home in awe of the love & devotion her parents had for her. We know their angel daughter will be missed by all her knew her, especailly her family.
Love & Prayers,
Stan & Chris Shroyer
Cliff, Janet & Family,
I want you to know that you have been in my thoughts and prayers. It is really hard to find the words that would express what exactly what I am feeling but here it goes. I have the greatest memories that you all have shared with me that I will always remember. As one of Rachel's nurses I must admit my behavior was not like most, but it didn't matter it was all about me and Rachel. Rachel and I shared lots of secrets and as soon as mom and dad went out the door we broke so many rules:) We had fun cleaning her bedroom and we even named all of her stuffed aninmals. At times when we were in goofy mode she would look at me as if she was saying "REALLY" Are you OK" She gave me so many smiles that warmed my heart and gave me such a love for her. Yes, this nurse was not always "playing with a full deck", "checked out to lunch" but with all that we done we formed a special friendship and bond. I will never forget on Rachels 40th birthday I blew up balloons all night long (I really had sore fingers knotting all those balloons) I bought her a hat that looked like a cake with candles on it. I bought her a stuffed bear that was almost as big as her. In the morning when she saw all that I did she smiled but then she gave me a look that again said "REALLY". I have so many memories from Rachel and her parents which has blessed me in so many ways. Rachel was unable to speak but shared some wonderful conversations which I will always have in my heart. I will always love you my dear friend, until we meet again.........Love You....Cheryl
