JEFFERSON COUNTY, Ala. — The Jefferson County Coroner’s Office is reaching out to the community for assistance in locating family members of four individuals who recently passed away under various circumstances. This appeal aims to honor their lives and ensure their families are notified.
First on the list is Jesus Gonzales Sanchez, who died on August 19 at UAB Hospital. Sanchez, aged 60, succumbed to natural causes while in care. Upon his admission, he informed hospital staff that he was not a naturalized citizen but declined to share details regarding his country of origin along with any information about family or emergency contacts. His identity was ultimately established through fingerprint verification. Unfortunately, there is no available photograph of Sanchez.
Next, the coroner’s office is searching for relatives of Howard Johnson Schluchter. Schluchter, an 87-year-old resident of Trussville, passed away from natural causes on September 23 at Cavalier Healthcare of Trussville. Prior to his death, the last known address Schluchter occupied was on Adney Circle in Shelby, AL. His journey through life took him through several states, including New Jersey, where he lived in Ringoes, Three Bridges, Milford, and Perkasie, as well as Columbiana, AL.
The third individual is Kim Willadean Williams, who was just 45 years old at the time of her passing on September 24. Williams was discovered unresponsive in a residence located in the 1100 block of 1st Street North. She was transported to UAB Hospital, where she later died. An examination yielded no indications of trauma or foul play, pending further tests. Williams’ last known residence was on the 400 block of 4th Terrace North in Birmingham.
Lastly, the office seeks family of Joseph Robinson, who passed away at the age of 81 from natural causes on September 22 at Grandview Medical Center. Robinson’s last known address was at Capitol Hill Healthcare in Montgomery.
The Jefferson County Coroner’s Office is urging anyone who may be connected to these individuals or possesses information about their relatives to come forward. If you recognize any of the names or have knowledge about the families, please contact the office at 205-930-3603. Your assistance could be invaluable in helping these families during a difficult time.
The loss of a loved one is always challenging, and this appeal underscores the importance of connection within our community. As the coroner’s office strives to provide closure for the surviving relatives, they appreciate any help the community can offer.
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