In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Canton Christian Home, 2550 Cleveland Ave. and Friday one hour before the service at the funeral home. Family and friends will be received Thursday from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. Interment in Sandy Valley Cemetery in Waynesburg. in the Finefrock-Gordon Funeral Home in Magnolia with Pastor Peggy Garner and Ron Iwanusa, Chaplain of the Canton Christian Home, officiating. She was also a supporter of the Helping Hands Network in Waynesburg. In addition, she was a Red Cross Volunteer at Aultman Hospital for 21 years. in East Sparta, and enjoyed working for Cibos Restaurant in Waynesburg for over 20 years later in life.
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She retired in 1976 from the Sparta Ceramic Tile Co. She was a long-time member of the former Waynesburg United Methodist Church, where she served in numerous capacities, and the Busy Bees, a women's club that she belonged to for many years of her life. Her gentleness, kindness and love to everyone she met will always be remembered. Florence truly enjoyed spending time with her family, especially all her grandchildren. She also had a tremendous gift of hospitality as she treasured hosting her family on any occasion, particularly annual family reunions. She was a very talented seamstress, having made countless items for her family and friends with great joy. Among the many things she enjoyed in life, she loved to cook, bake and sew. Florence, or "Nanny" as known by her family, graduated from East Sparta High School in 1934. Craig Bankert, Juli (Jason) Haines, Brett (Mandy) Bankert, Leanne Bankert, and Bonnie (Shane) Offenberger, 23 great-grandchildren and six great-great-grandchildren. Florence is also survived by special family members Joan Bankert, Donna Whitacre, Sherry Welker, Mary Jo Williams and Mary Eden grandchildren Scott (Sandra) Bankert, Darcy (Joe) Phillips, Paula Flores, Jodi (Dennis) Crawford, Mark (Colleen) Bankert, J. She is survived by sons Larry Bankert and Lee Bankert and their wives, Tammie and Erin, respectively. Bankert, also preceded her on March 12, 2009. Bankert on July 25, 1936, and he preceded her in death on Feb. and Mary (Hendershot) Gill, resided in East Sparta and Waynesburg nearly her entire life, and had lived at the Canton Christian Home (Independent Living) since 2008. In which case, Cibo's friendly staff, attractive mix of traditionally Italian items, modern grocer décor, and unpretentious Italian classics, will have you glad to say 'Ciao'.Age 96, of Waynesburg, passed away at the Compassionate Care Center at Aultman Woodlawn in Canton on Sunday, October 21, 2012. Perhaps this really is your first foray into specialised marts.
If you're simply peckish, their fresh cheeses and wines make for a good snack as well. The good news is - you won't have to go far! Cibo cannily provides a menu of handmade dishes like Lasagna and Ravioli Porcini & Tartufo (homemade egg pasta stuffed with porcini and truffle in creamy sauce), appetisers like Tagliere di Addettati (a selection of cold cuts) and Puccia, their own special sourdough sandwich stuffed with Italian special varieties, as well as a long list of pizzas.
Neatly displayed in the modern store, the open wood and metal shelves stand out against the white exposed brick walls, and invite you to browse the aisles stocked with things you'd never find in our general supermarkets.īut as all good nonnas know, nothing beats actually trying the products. If you're a nonna at heart, their extensive range of quality basics to more artisanal ingredients and drinks imported straight from Italy, will have you in raptures of joy. Specialised marts are fast becoming the norm here - if you've never browsed through the quirky and unusual items in a Japanese grocery store, you're really missing out - and Cibo is undoubtedly one of the best we have.
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