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2012-09-10 — sanduskyregister.com
Larry and Sue Jefferson refinanced their $112,000 mortgage with Worthington Mutual Bank on June 8, 2004. With taxes and insurance, their monthly payment on the loan was approximately $1,200. After paying on the loan religiously for five years, the Jeffersons ran into problems in 2009 due to a loss of household income suffered as a result of health
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