Lifelong resident of Newbury Twp., OhioOccupation: Tall Cabinet Builder at Kraft Maid Cabinetry in Middlefield for 2 years. Previously Shawn had worked as a Pharmacy Assistant at CVS in Bainbridge Twp. While in High School, he worked for Teague Gravel in Newbury doing odd jobs. He also worked with his Uncle Jim Teichman on WalnutContinue Reading
Lifelong resident of Newbury Twp., OhioOccupation: Tall Cabinet Builder at Kraft Maid Cabinetry in Middlefield for 2 years. Previously Shawn had worked as a Pharmacy Assistant at CVS in Bainbridge Twp. While in High School, he worked for Teague Gravel in Newbury doing odd jobs. He also worked with his Uncle Jim Teichman on Walnut Grove Farm, Munson Twp. whenever he needed a hand.He was a 2002 graduate of Newbury High School and Auburn Career Center in Building, Remodeling & Repair. He began playing Tuba in the 5th grade, and played in the High School Marching &Concert Bands. Shawn was an avid gun collector and enjoyed shooting. He also enjoyed working on car engines. Shawn was very active in Geauga County 4-H. He spent 10 years in sewing, market turkey & rabbit, archery, shooting sports and woodworking. Shawn attended Grace Evangelical Bible Church in Newbury.Survivors: Parents: Bruce M. and Marcia E. (Teichman) Reilly of Newbury Twp., OHSisters: Kattie Reilly of Newbury Twp., Erinn (Todd) Bogovich of Ravenna, OHBrother: Brett Reilly of Newbury Twp., OHUncle: Jim (Karen) Teichman of Munson Twp.Aunt: Marianne (Dale) Diehl of Lakewood, COCousins: James and Tracey Teichman of Munson Twp. and Andrew, Rebecca, Daniel, Patrick and Jacob Diehl of Lakewood, COAdopted Grandmother: Mary Ann RakocziDeceased: Maternal Grandparents: James J. and Goldie (Teague) TeichmanPaternal Grandparents: Robert W. and Evelyn G. (Barnhart) ReillyAunt: Gladys E. ReillyAdopted Grandfather: Frank Rakoczi
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