Amy O'Harrow
<p>Amy Noel Limbach O'Harrow, 54, On a sunny Easter morning, Amy O'Harrow passed away from ongoing medical complications at the Cleveland Clinic Mercy Hospital in Canton, Ohio. Amy is survived by her partner of 14 years Chaz Green; daughter, Sawyer (John) O'Harrow; father, Terry (Shirley) Limbach; and siblings, Teresa (Gary) Tinker and Adam (Amber) Limbach. Amy is preceded in death by her mother Sarah Limbach.<br /> <br /> Amy was a 1986 graduate of Jackson High School and was an active member of the high school marching band. She helped run her family’s popular skating rink “The Skatery” in Massillon, Ohio. She attended Kent State University and Malone University where she obtained a bachelor’s degree. She worked with the hearing-impaired at the Massillon Siffrin Group Home taking care of the intellectually disabled. Her entrepreneurial spirit along with her deceased husband Rich O'Harrow ran a typewriter repair service and owned laundromats. Amy’s humor and laughter was contagious to all those around her. Her larger than life presence and spirit will be missed by those who knew her.<br /> <br /> Graveside service will be Monday, April 25th, 2pm at North Lawn Cemetery, 4927 Cleveland Ave NW in Canton. Please sign the tribute page.</p>Obituary
Amy Noel Limbach O'Harrow, 54, On a sunny Easter morning, Amy O'Harrow passed away from ongoing medical complications at the Cleveland Clinic Mercy Hospital in Canton, Ohio. Amy is survived by her partner of 14 years Chaz Green; daughter, Sawyer (John) O'Harrow; father, Terry (Shirley) Limbach; and siblings, Teresa (Gary) Tinker and Adam (Amber) Limbach. Amy is preceded in death by her mother Sarah Limbach.
Amy was a 1986 graduate of Jackson High School and was an active member of the high school marching band. She helped run her family’s popular skating rink “The Skatery” in Massillon, Ohio. She attended Kent State University and Malone University where she obtained a bachelor’s degree. She worked with the hearing-impaired at the Massillon Siffrin Group Home taking care of the intellectually disabled. Her entrepreneurial spirit along with her deceased husband Rich O'Harrow ran a typewriter repair service and owned laundromats. Amy’s humor and laughter was contagious to all those around her. Her larger than life presence and spirit will be missed by those who knew her.
Graveside service will be Monday, April 25th, 2pm at North Lawn Cemetery, 4927 Cleveland Ave NW in Canton. Please sign the tribute page.
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