Nicholas Anthony "Nick" Lemmo, '67
Nicholas Anthony "Nick" Lemmo, '67, passed away on March 22, 2016 in Tiffin, Ohio.
Nicholas Anthony Lemmo, 67, of Tiffin, OH, succumbed to his long battle with lung cancer at Bridge Hospice of Findlay surrounded by his family on March 22, 2016.
Nicholas was born in Cleveland, Ohio on May 4, 1948 to the late Nicola Lemmo.
He is survived by his Step-Mother Jean Lemmo, his two daughters Nicholina Lemmo and Lorelei Heath, his twin brother Phillip Lemmo, brothers Jon Lemmo, Fredie Lemmo, Donald Lemmo, Joe Lemmo, and two grandchildren Paula Diermyer and Christian Heath. Also many loving nieces, nephews and extended family and friends.
Nicholas was a loving father, brother, grandfather and friend to all. Nicholas was a Vietnam Veteran for the United States Navy. He worked as a postmaster in Montville and Ashtabula Ohio. He also worked on the railroad. He loved cooking for friends and family and loved to give back to others who needed help. He loved watching golf and football. He was also a graduate of Boys Town Class of 1967. Nicholas was also a post member of Amvets post #48, American Legion post #169, and VFW post #2858 all of Tiffin, OH.
A special thank you to Bridges Hospice in Findlay for their loving care and support. Also thank you to Lehtomaa Funeral Home for all of the arrangements and also thank you to Amvets post #48 for all their support as well.
Nicholas was born in Cleveland, Ohio on May 4, 1948 to the late Nicola Lemmo.
He is survived by his Step-Mother Jean Lemmo, his two daughters Nicholina Lemmo and Lorelei Heath, his twin brother Phillip Lemmo, brothers Jon Lemmo, Fredie Lemmo, Donald Lemmo, Joe Lemmo, and two grandchildren Paula Diermyer and Christian Heath. Also many loving nieces, nephews and extended family and friends.
Nicholas was a loving father, brother, grandfather and friend to all. Nicholas was a Vietnam Veteran for the United States Navy. He worked as a postmaster in Montville and Ashtabula Ohio. He also worked on the railroad. He loved cooking for friends and family and loved to give back to others who needed help. He loved watching golf and football. He was also a graduate of Boys Town Class of 1967. Nicholas was also a post member of Amvets post #48, American Legion post #169, and VFW post #2858 all of Tiffin, OH.
A special thank you to Bridges Hospice in Findlay for their loving care and support. Also thank you to Lehtomaa Funeral Home for all of the arrangements and also thank you to Amvets post #48 for all their support as well.