James E. Yarosh III's Obituary
James E. Yarosh III, 18, passed away unexpectedly on August, 2nd. 2022.
He was born on July 4th, 2004 to James and Jane (nee Morar) Yarosh in Middleburg Heights, Ohio.
James recently graduated from Columbia High School in the class of 2022. He enjoyed playing video games and swimming. Jimmy was very smart. One of his favorite games was chess. He beat everyone, even Dad. His favorite champion was his dog, Sandy. The thing that Jimmy loved the most was making others laugh. He was the kindest and sweetest person who cared about others more than himself. Now Jimbo gets to watch over his best friend, his brother. You will always be Mom's sunshine.
He is survived by both of his parents; his brother Joseph Yarosh; grandparents Joan Yarosh, and John (Charlotte) Morar; Aunts and Uncles Jane (Ken) Helms, and Laurie (Mike) Yarosh; and many cousins.
James is preceded in death by his Uncle Ed Morar and Papa James Yarosh.
VISITATION will be held on SUNDAY, August 7th, 2022 from 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm at JARDINE FUNERAL HOME, 15822 Pearl Road, Strongsville. FUNERAL MASS will be held on MONDAY, August 8th, 2022 at 11:00 am at ST. ELIZABETH ANN SETON CHURCH, 25801 Royalton Road, Columbia Station. Interment Royalton Road Cemetery, Columbia Station.
Resident Sleeper By Jimmy Yarosh It’s four o’clock. I’m sipping on my Mountain Dew. Doritos dust is falling from the heavens above. My fan is spinning like a merry go round. As I’m smacking noobs on Roblox, My alarm suddenly goes BUZZ, BUZZ! I realize it’s six-thirty and I didn’t get any sleep. I slug my way into the bathroom and hop in the shower. After this, I go to school and sleep in Grimes class. “Why do we have to sleep?” “It’s a waste of time.” As humans, we sleep twenty-five to thirty-five percent of our lives. If we are not tired it is impossible to fall asleep. If we get too much sleep it’s unhealthy. If we get too little sleep it’s unhealthy. Sleep prevents activities and goals. Most people don’t have 7-9 hours a night to sleep. What a bad concept God has created. Sleep is for the Weak.
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