A memorial service honoring Chuck’s life will begin immediately after. The family will receive guests on Saturday, Apfrom 11 am to noon at the Snyder Lexington Avenue Family Owned Funeral Home. Donations can be made online at (scroll down to find the Mansfield Aviation Club line) or by mail at Richland County Foundation, 181 South Main St., Mansfield, Ohio 44902. Getting young folks interested in anything related to aviation was near and dear to Chuck’s heart, to continue this passion of his, the family asks that in lieu of flowers please consider making a donation in Chuck’s honor to the Mansfield Aviation Club Scholarship Fund. He is survived by his sisters Julia Lootens and Patty Humphrey, brothers Bob (Debra) Cullimore, Don Cullimore, Bill (Jean) Cullimore, and Mike (Jaye) Cullimore, sisters-in-law Dottie Cullimore and Carol Lootens, many nieces, nephews, cousins, along with many beloved friends and former students who stayed in contact until the very end. Chuck was also preceded in death by his parents Imogene and Henry Lootens, Stepfather Ed Cullimore, brothers Henry Lootens and Eddie Cullimore, sisters-in-law Kris Cullimore and Anne Cullimore, and brothers-in-law Leon Humphrey and Bob Huber. She preceded him in death in 2012 after an extended illness. As Coralynn’s health failed, Chuck was devoted to her care. He was well respected for his knowledge as well as his willingness to help anyone at any time. Having repaired and restored many antique planes, Chuck was soon the “go to” guy for all things aircraft in the Mansfield area. He fell in love with flying while in Greenville, Michigan, and his love for flying and mechanical work eventually led him to earn his Master Aircraft Mechanics license. He began working on bicycles, lawn mowers, cars, motorcycles, and just about anything that could be torn apart. From a very early age, Chuck needed to know how things worked, and taught himself in many different areas. Their teaching careers eventually brought them to Mansfield, Ohio where they each worked in the public schools for many years until their retirement. He married the love of his life, Coralynn Mackson, in 1971 and the pair went on to attend and graduated from Michigan State University together. Born and raised in the area Chuck was a graduate of East Lansing High School. Chuck was born on Jin Lansing, Michigan to parents Henry C. Lootens, 70, passed away on Decemafter a brief illness. Online condolences may be made by visiting: SnyderFuneralHomes.Charles “Chuck” “Chuckie” “Ernie” W. Memorial contributions may be made to assist her family with funeral expenses (please make checks payable to: Snyder Funeral Homes). Her family will receive friends Friday, Septemfrom 2 – 4 pm & 6-8 pm in the Lexington Avenue Snyder Funeral Home where funeral services will be held Saturday at 11 am. She will be missed by all who knew her, but she will tell you if you get to know God, she will meet you again at the feet of Jesus. Her many nieces, nephews, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Also, Teresa Sesco, Linda Sesco, and Sondra Sesco, all daughters-in-law of Mansfield, son-in-law Marvin Zinn of Texas and extended family Melissa Strojek of Mansfield, and David Whyde of Columbus. She is survived by her sons Jerry Sesco, Columbus Ohio, Matthew, and Randy Sesco, both of Mansfield, her daughter Charlene Zinn of Texas and daughter Joyce Sesco of Mansfield. She is preceded in death by her parents, husband Bob, son Bobby G., siblings Edith Meadows, Gladys Bolding, Arbutus Wolf, Eunice Keen and Roy Compton. She loved joking around with those whom she was close with and enjoyed constant laughing and as needed crying with each one. When she was sick, she always would say “well there’s someone much worse than me”. Her love for everyone she met was immeasurable and always treated everyone with dignity and respect. Always said she was training to be a part of the Heavenly Choir after her life was over. She loved to sing and was an active choir member. She was a member at North Woodberry Free Will Baptist church, but when she was unable to drive, she attended Cornerstone, off Walker Lake Road. She had worked for many years at Essex, in Lexington Ohio, but most of her life was spent raising 6 children. Sometime later she moved to Mansfield, Ohio, and married Bobby Sesco on January 22, 1955. The daughter of Ellis and Artie (Corns) Compton, Annie was born August 23, 1938, in Buchanan County, Virginia. Annie Evelyn Sesco, 84, of Mansfield passed away Saturday morning, September 17, 2022, at her youngest son’s home. The Lord decided it was time for Annie to come home, so he sent his angel down to get her.

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