Emma Smith Obituary, Death – Emma Smith of Webberville, MI, has reportedly died untimely and unexpectedly leaving family and loved ones in agony and grief. Before relocating to Ohio in 1972, Emma was employed at Hecks Department Store as Fred Haddad’s secretary. She later moved to Ohio. The year 1972 saw this relocation take place. After that, she uprooted her life and moved to Ohio, where she has established new roots ever since she first arrived there. Emma placed a great deal of significance on the roles of wife and mother, and she took a great deal of pride in the fact that she was able to instill those same values in her offspring as well as in her grandchildren through those roles.
Throughout her entire life, Emma never wavered from her unwavering faith in God, which she had held since childhood. She was well-known for her culinary prowess, and she also took painstaking care of the garden and flowers that adorned her property. She found great pleasure in sitting down to engage in activities such as knitting, crocheting, cross-stitching, working on crossword puzzles, and playing a variety of different computer games whenever she had some spare time. Even though she has only recently begun supporting the Cleveland Guardians, she has discovered that going to their games brings her a great deal of pleasure.
Emma is survived by her husband Michael Douglas Smith of Oberlin; her sister April Snodgrass and her husband Rick of Charleston, West Virginia; her five children Tiffany Smith, Lorenda Smith and husband Bobby Sparks, Andy Smith and wife April, Jackie Barnett, and Barbara Thompson and husband David; her grandchildren Brian Smith, Victoria Barnett, Rachael Henry, Jacob Smith, Hailey Smith, Hannah Smith, Cathleen Sparks, Kearstin Thompson, Chloe Thompson, and Owen Smith; an aunt