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On October 29th, Inez Marie Hugeback passed away in her home at Dorothy Love Assisted Living in Sidney, OH. She was 87 years old, a fact that few believed because of her incredibly youthful spirit and sharp memory. Despite ultimately succumbing to heart failure, Inez was widely known in life for her limitlessly-loving heart.

Inez's friends and family will hold a memorial service in Sidney, Ohio, in the chapel at Dorothy Love on Thursday, November 3, 2016 at 10:30AM. At a later date Inez will be celebrated with a Mass and burial at Our Lady Queen of Heaven in Fort Lauderdale, FL. 

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made in Inez's name to Dorothy Love Retirement Community or Wilson Hospice . 

November 3, 2016
November 3, 2016
From the time I was the age of three or four, I can remember Inez's love for life. Despite living with disabilities, she refused to allow them to alter her fervor.
She always had an incredible ability to live in the moment...a task that most of us have attempted to pursue as a goal or achievement at one point or another. Inez didn't have to practice. Happiness came naturally to her, as she found joy in EVERYTHING. She readily accepted the ebbs and flow of life, with a deep inner strength. That innate quality always attracted new friendships and built family spirit. Inez always looked forward to receiving cards or pictures of Morgan...small things that created overwhelming excitement for her.
I have such wonderful memories of visiting the Midwest every summer as a child. All of us would dance around in circles together on the rainbow shag carpet, listening to Grandma play the organ. I would laugh so hard until my belly hurt. I can visualize Inez laughing until she cried.
She is an incredible example to live by, and will truly be missed by all of her friends and family.
❤️❤️❤️ Love always, Rachel, Sean and Morgan
November 3, 2016
November 3, 2016
Linda and Richard ... when it came time for my mother Louise to leave her home and move into assisted living at Dorothy Love it was a traumatic experience for us all. Once she was settled I was disappointed to learn that few resident on her hall visited with one another. Many kept their doors closed shunning any possible social interaction except for meal time. However, Inez was a notable exception. Her friendly nature presented itself at my mother's door shortly after she moved in. And Inez''s door was always open (at least as I recall). She always was friendly and smiling. On more than one ocassion, after visiting mom, I would stride down the hall and pop in on Inez for a few minutes. When mother passed away, my intentions were always to go back to DL and visit Inez. But days turned into weeks which turned into months then years, and I never went back. Maybe it was because I didn't want that reminder or my mother as I passed her former room but more than likely, it was because often good intentions go uncompleted. I regret that. I am sure she, and I, would have enjoyed the visit. I shall forever have a fond memory of Inez and feel blessed that she entered even a small corner of our lives. Nettie and I convey our deepest sympathies to you both and to your extended family.
November 3, 2016
November 3, 2016
Inez,
You were a wonderful caring loving thoughtful woman. You will be greatly missed by all who knew you. You will enjoy being with your mom and dad and brother Harvey and heaven!!
November 3, 2016
November 3, 2016
When I think of Inez,i smile. What a lady!!! And what an example. Now she can say hi to so many of her love ones. Her cousin Karen and bill
November 3, 2016
November 3, 2016
Inez, my cousin and will always be remembered as
Our happy and hard working couz! We certainly will continue prayers for all our relatives greeting you now that your in that Holy place , I'm sure you will have lots of angels returning the favor of helping you as you did here your whole life! So from all of us here in Iowa / Norbert
And Rita Rupiper family wishing you eternal rest .
Ps just read the paper tonight we didn't know
Sorry Jerry n Reen Rupiper
November 3, 2016
November 3, 2016
Linda ,I am so glad i had Inez come into my life and i had the pleasure of caring for her ,She was more than a resident to me .We talked about all kinds of things and we would laugh and giggle at the craziest things .She had more love in heart for people than anybody i know and she loved you so much .I would ask her did you hear from Linda her face would just light up .We will all miss her so much and she will be forever in our hearts ..
November 2, 2016
November 2, 2016
I have known Inez for about 10 years. I thank God for letting our paths cross, as she has truly been a blessing! From the very first day I met her, I could sense her love to me, a complete stranger. But in fact, I don't think she ever met a complete stranger! That was her personality!  She instantly accepted and loved you! And you could not help but love her back! If we could all follow her lead, what a wonderful place this world would be. She left a huge void here on earth, but I know for sure, I will see her again, and I will be welcomed with that beautiful smile of hers!
November 2, 2016
November 2, 2016
I was so honored to be able to meet such a beautiful and loving and caring woman. She had this smile and this laugh that could light up an entire room. She made going into work ten times better than before. Being able to get to know her was such a blessing. She always knew how to make someone smile and feel welcome. I've only known her for a year and a half but it felt like eternity. Heaven gained such an amazing angel. None of this seems real. You had such a big and warm heart. You would love to ask questions and get to know people and express interest in others. You never failed to bring a smile to my face or anyone else's. The best memories we have aren't only pictures but the ones in our mind and we will all cherish them forever. You are loved and missed by many. Fly high Angel.
November 1, 2016
November 1, 2016
I truly loved Inez. I had the pleasure of caring for her for the last 4 years in Assisted living at Dorothy Love.She always had a kind word and she always let you know she loved you. God got a special angel in Inez, I will remember her forever.

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November 3, 2016
November 3, 2016
From the time I was the age of three or four, I can remember Inez's love for life. Despite living with disabilities, she refused to allow them to alter her fervor.
She always had an incredible ability to live in the moment...a task that most of us have attempted to pursue as a goal or achievement at one point or another. Inez didn't have to practice. Happiness came naturally to her, as she found joy in EVERYTHING. She readily accepted the ebbs and flow of life, with a deep inner strength. That innate quality always attracted new friendships and built family spirit. Inez always looked forward to receiving cards or pictures of Morgan...small things that created overwhelming excitement for her.
I have such wonderful memories of visiting the Midwest every summer as a child. All of us would dance around in circles together on the rainbow shag carpet, listening to Grandma play the organ. I would laugh so hard until my belly hurt. I can visualize Inez laughing until she cried.
She is an incredible example to live by, and will truly be missed by all of her friends and family.
❤️❤️❤️ Love always, Rachel, Sean and Morgan
November 3, 2016
November 3, 2016
Linda and Richard ... when it came time for my mother Louise to leave her home and move into assisted living at Dorothy Love it was a traumatic experience for us all. Once she was settled I was disappointed to learn that few resident on her hall visited with one another. Many kept their doors closed shunning any possible social interaction except for meal time. However, Inez was a notable exception. Her friendly nature presented itself at my mother's door shortly after she moved in. And Inez''s door was always open (at least as I recall). She always was friendly and smiling. On more than one ocassion, after visiting mom, I would stride down the hall and pop in on Inez for a few minutes. When mother passed away, my intentions were always to go back to DL and visit Inez. But days turned into weeks which turned into months then years, and I never went back. Maybe it was because I didn't want that reminder or my mother as I passed her former room but more than likely, it was because often good intentions go uncompleted. I regret that. I am sure she, and I, would have enjoyed the visit. I shall forever have a fond memory of Inez and feel blessed that she entered even a small corner of our lives. Nettie and I convey our deepest sympathies to you both and to your extended family.
November 3, 2016
November 3, 2016
Inez,
You were a wonderful caring loving thoughtful woman. You will be greatly missed by all who knew you. You will enjoy being with your mom and dad and brother Harvey and heaven!!
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