Former Ohio House Speaker William Batchelder dies at 79

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William Batchelder, the former Speaker of the Ohio House of Representatives, died Saturday at the age of 79, The Batchelder Company announced.

Batchelder served as the Ohio representative from Medina County from 1968 until 1999, and later returned to the House in 2007.Over his career, Batchelder practiced law and served as a judge in the Medina County Common Pleas Court and on the Ninth District Court of Appeals.

Fran and I were saddened upon hearing of the death of former Speaker of the Ohio House Bill Batchelder. A son of Medina County, and a pillar of the Ohio House of Representatives, Ohioans are grateful for his decades of service. Bill was a consummate legislator who helped me as we passed a drunk driving bill in 1982 for which I will always be grateful. I have sought his advice many times over the years.

Speaker Batchelder will be remembered not only for his decades of dedicated service to Medina County and the State of Ohio, but his mentorship to so many of us locally and around the state. His statesmanship and bipartisan leadership have been an inspiration to us all.

 

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