SYLVANIA TOWNSHIP, Ohio — Former Sylvania Township Trustee John Crandall died Friday, three months after he resigned from his position on the Board. He was 86.
Crandall's obituary said he passed away peacefully at home Friday. It described his career in public service, which included working briefly as a Sylvania police officer, then later working with the Lucas County Engineers. He also served on other boards, including the Sylvania School Board and Lourdes University Board of Trustees.
Crandall's contributions to the community were commemorated by Sylvania Mayor Craig Stough, who designated June 18 as "John Crandall Day", according to the obituary.
Crandall attended Burnham High School in Sylvania and the University of Toledo, his obituary stated.
According to the township's website, Crandall served three terms on the Board. He announced his intention to resign in April, after which it was approved by the trustees. His position was filled by Jill Johnson.
A visitation will be held in Crandall's honor on Oct. 18, followed by a Mass on Oct. 19. Click here for more information.
