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p- 4B Fort Lauderdale News, Wednesday, May 28, 1980 DIRECT CREMATION '395 NO Viewing NO Service NO Casket oBUY NOV AND SAVE! 'tins MANGIN Gladys Mengin. 71. of Colonial Crab Drive. Apartment 201, Boyntoa Baark died May M. IMM.

A local reaie)ent lor tke past 4H years comma from Chat-ago. Ill kamvaa) by her kusbaad Tnornaa Boynual sVascb. 1 brothers Charlaa of Boy sua Beerk. George of MidKXkuM. oistar Blanche Haggmaeji.

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of IM4 NE Mi Hires. Pom-BMt Beard 4X Monday AiranermeiMs by R. JAV KFUKrft KAMPU! ROAD KlMAL HOME MlU0 ALLNL'TT Rate D. Allnuil. 71.

of 7 8W eimtrae Una. Bora Reins eipired Monday al kar rnHnw Mrs At-Inuil earns la iore Ratal I fMt ago from Teanpie Hilli. Marvla4 Hie survived by bar kaorwss) John: daufhur Mrs Earl (Rata) Mnrelaraf. of Baca Raton, i frandduldrea and 4 (rut (randrblldrnl Kervires will be 1 1 a Tnursoay al Josephs Kaptropal f'iiurra al Bovimob Bear by Rev, Janwa bUMitaeTibrrser followed by amtomommt al boca Heloe Mausoleum Friends may call from on la 4pm and 7 a m. Wednesday al the JAV KRAK.KR BIX A RATON FUNKRAL HOME.

Cos) inboiiom may ba mada la The Arnerica Cancer society. BALDWIN Nla Baldwin. 70. of lM NK 4ih Street, i Pom pa no Bearh din) Tuesday Cama la Ihn araa Iv5 Irom Boston. Maw Member of Norib Pompano nephew Roger Craig.

Fort Lauderdale oervtres la be held 2 Mi Thursday. North Pnmpeno Baptist Oiurrh followed by Inlerment. friends may tell Irom 4 pm la I Wednesday JAV RRAEKR SAMPLE ROAD FUNERAL HOME BARBUL Elite Barbul. 74. of KOI NE 1Mb Avenue.

Wllu Maaori. on Monday May 24. 1 MO A 21. year reudenl lormerly ot Cleveland. Ohio ike waa a member el The Holy Croat Aesihary survived by bar buaband fttmfln, daughter Mn.

Charlaa (Helen) Hsef of Strangsville. Ohio-, I ersndraildree and 4 ureal grandchildren Family will reretve friends Wednee day 7 to Funeral tervirea Tharaday 2 a at the KALIK FUNERAL HOME eO Nonb Dixie Highway. Wlllos Manors. BENNETT Lac Bennett. lived al Ml NW Court.

Fort Lauderdale, paued away May 2 lat Survived by mother, son. and brothers, and many other relatives Funeral aervtca II a m. Wednesday BENTON CHAPEL, Interment Woodlawn Cemetery Frlenda may rail Irom 4 In pm Tuesday. BENTON Fl'NERAL HOME. In charge of arrangemente BRACKEN Arthur Bracken, of Tamarar.

pawed away al a loral hoapital Tuesday May 27. IWO Resident here for 7 yeara lormerly of NJ. survived by hia wile Mary, not Robert Bracken Broni. 2 daughter! Mrs Nancy Koiera. Brons, Y.

and Geraldine Bracken. Alio irandrhildren Memorial meet will ba held Friday May M. IMS. 10 00 a al St. Malachya Catholic Church North University Drive, Tamarac Arrangrmenu by BAIKIM ASE FUNERAL HOME 4701 North Stale Road Tamarac.

BROWN Virginia Brown. 7. of 1401 Robbim Road. Pompano Beach, died or Saturday In Warren Michigan A 2 year area reudenl formerly of Detroit, Michigan She Is aurvlved by her ion Jamei Brown, of Pompano Beach and Charlaa Brown, of Weal Berlin, daughter! Virginia M. Weber, of Chambemburg.

Pa and Bernlce tcnebll, and Margaret C. Marronu both of Warren, Michigan-, Mater Margaret Hornlckal of Bay Plnee. Florida; it grandchildren and great grandchildren. Max of the Resurrection 1 20 am Wednesday at Kt Col-emana Catholic Church ArranocmenU by BAIHD-CANE Fl'NERAL HOME POMPANO BEACH. CHESHIER Esther Cheshier.

M. of 1224 SW Jlth Way, Fort Lauderdale, passed away Monday al a local hospital She had been a resident of Fort Lauderdale lor 1 years formerly of Columbus, Ohio. Mrs Cheshier had been the Bookkeeper lor The Republican fttata National Parly In Ohio She is survived by her husband George, brothers Roger Friend, of Fort Lauderdale and Wendell Friend, of Columbus. Ohio. Friends may rail at the funeral home Thursday from 1 to 4 and 7 m.

to p.m. Funeral services will lake place Friday 2 00 p.m at the JKNNINliS DAVIE BOULEVARD CHAPEL with Rev Slcphan Pappa of The Unitarian Church in Fort Lauderdale oflicailng. Inlerment will follow at Lauderdale Memorial Park Cemetery. Funeral ar-' rangemenis are under the direction of JENNINGS DAVIE BOI'LEVAHD FUNERAL HOME. COTTEN Bruce L.

Cotlen. 71. of 1201 SW 2th Place, Fort Lauderdale, died Sunday. A resident of the South Florida area for 22 yeara coming from Charlotte, North Carolina. Survived by wife, Carmela; Bruce of Miami and Qrtnt of Hollywood; daughter, Claudia Overton of Matthews, North Carolina; brother.

Roderick; sister, Alice imm, both of New 'Bern, Nortb Carolina: and seven grandchildren. Funeral services Wednexday II am. FRED HI'NTER I'NIVERSITY DRIVE HOME. 2401 South I'mverslty Drive. Fort Lauderdale with Reverend William Colclasure of Bethany Proabvterian Church, officiating Cremation will follow al FRED HI 'NTER CREMATORY Friends may call Tueaday (today) 2 lo 4 and 7 to i m.

at the funeral home DRENNAN Lillian (Mrs. RM) Drennan, of 7751 w. Broward Boulevard. Plantation, pasaed away Mon-dayvat the Covenant Care Center. A resident herd yeare coming from Weal Va Member ot The First Presbyterian Church and Past President of The Women Association of the First Presbyterian Survived by her aon James of Plantation; 2 granchildren, Debra Leisure, of Fort Lauderdale.

Sgt (iregg Drennan. of The U.S.A. Air Force. Dayton. Ohio.

4 great grandchildren. Service 1100 a Friday at The First Presbyterian Church with Dr. Clem Blmnger officiating. Interment in Lauderdale Memorial Park. Friends may call 7 m.

to I Thursday al FAIRCHILD NORTH FEDERAL Fl'NERAL HOME. GRASSICK Frederick R. Grassick. 71. of Delray Beeck.

pasaed away Monday. He la survived by his wife Helen of Delrav Beach; 2 sons. Frederick of LINY and Sidney of Fishklll.N.Y.: 1 brothers, John. British Columbia, William of Scotland and George of Eng- Und: sister Ann Anderson, ot Canada; 4 grandchildren and 1 great grandchildren. LORNE AND SON Fl'NERAL HOME 74b NE ftth Avenue, Delray Beach In charge of arrnagemente.

HARDY Woodrow Hardy, 69. of 5000 NE list Street. Lighthouse Point, died Monday. Arrangements by R. JAY KRAEER SAMPLE ROAD Fl'NERAL HOME tit ieuo KIMBALL Henry A Kimball.

71, of 19440 South West Sth Street, Fort Lauderdale died Tuesday morning. Born in Oldtown, Maine and moved lo Florida in lt6. Member of Hiram Masonic Lodge of Southport, -1 Maine and Kora Shrine Temple of Lewiston, Maine, -J Retired from the police department of Pembroke Plnea in 1072. An Army Veteran and member of the VFW. Survived by his wile, Lenlse.

Son; Garnold Kimball of Eastport, Maine; daughter Paulina Bickford of Causln, Maine, stepmother Mra. Grace) Buddin of Turbevtlle. South Carolina; staler Mra. William Gatlchell of Needham, Maine, grand- children. 23 great grandchildren and 7 great great grandchildren.

Friends may call 1 p.m to 4 and 7 to 1 m. Thursday at FRED HUNTER SUBURBAN HOME 1401 South University Drive, Fort Lauderdale Cremation will ba by FRED HI'NTER CREMATORY. Family requests no flowers. 'UBOMBARD Theresa LaRombard. 7.

of SOI NE 33rd Street. Pompano Beach, died Saturday. May 24th. She was resident 20 years coming from Plattsburg. New York.

Member of Saint Elizabeth Catholic Church, Pompano Beach. Funeral masa and interment to take place In Plattsburg. New York. Arrangements by BECKER Fl'NERAL HOME, 1444 South Federal Highway, Deerlteld Beach. LONG Paul Long.

Of 423 Hldaway Cove, Hendersonville, N.C.. died Monday. Former owner and operator of The Long Produce Company from 1944 to 1971 Survived by his wife. Lee; son David and daughter Judy; and 1 sister. Memorial services to be held Wednesday in Hendersonville.

N.C. LUFF Elaine G. Luff. 04. of 1100 NE Mtb Street.

Fort Lauderdale, passed away May 21. 1980. A resident here 20 years from Philadelphia. Pa. Survived by 4 stepsons.

William G. Luff. Haverford. Pa and Ocean City. John H.

Luff. Wayne. Pa; Robert H. Lull, Marion. Pa and Ralph Luff.

of Gladwyn, Pa; several brothers and sisters. Services under the direction of A. J. Balr and Son Funeral Home. SOU Chestnut Street.

Philadelphia. Pa. Local arrangements bv FAIRCHILD NORTH FEDERAL FUNERAL HOME. MARTIN Howard Martin. 85.

of 1401 SW 94th Avenue. Fort Lauderdale passed away Tueaday at his residence. He had been a resident of Fort Lauderdale for 22 years formerly of III. Mr. Martin la survived by hia daughter.

Mrs. Rose Mary Ruszkowskl, lit sister, Sister Margaret Mary Martin OSF of Wise and 1 grandchildren. Friends may call at the funeral born Wednesday 1 m. to 4 p.m. and 7 m.

to m. Masa will be celebrated Thursday 10:00 a.m. at Our Lady Queer of Martyrs Catholic Church. Interment will follow at Lauderdale Memorial Park Cemetery. Funeral arrangement are under the direction of JENNINGS DAVIE BOULEVARD FUNERAL HOME.

MERCIER Joseph Merrier 74. of IMM Kate Road 4. Fort Lauderdale, died Tuesday. Survived by bis wife Louisa, son William of Brunswick. Maine, brother William Merrier of Lake Worth.

Florida; slaters Blanche Labranck of Haltandale. Florida. Margaret La vole, af Hollywood. Florida. Oral Maloney of Mass and I grandchildren Loral arrangemenla by FRED HUNTER UNIVERSITY DRIVE HOME 2401 South University Fort Lauderdale where friends may call today (Wednesday) from 7pm.

to pm. Funeral services are under the direction af Bibber Funeral Home, Kemebunk. Main. Interment Hops Cemetery. Kennebunk.

Maine MICK EL George A Mirkrl. 71, of 514 Branch street. Lentana. died Sunday la Toledo, Ohio. Ha at survived by his wile Jessie, i daughters Pamela Saba and Natalie Kahler all of Lantena, brother Fred, Los Angles, Calif, sister Josephine Haney.

Toledo. OhM and grandchildren. Funeral services will be held 10 a Thursday at MACK STEPHENSON FUNERAL HOME I0O4 South Dlile Highway. Lentana with Father Ell fihalhoub. af St Marys Orthodoi Cburck officiating Friends may call Wednesday from to 4 m.

and 7pntlotpmalthe funeral home Burial will be held in Palm Beacb Memorial Park MOTT Ramona lores Mntt. SI, of Orange Springs, Florida, died Friday. May 23, 180. in an automobile art ident In Orange Springs. She la a native of Virginia and moved lo Orange Springs from Pompano Beach.

She waa a waitress. Survivors are husband. William Molt of Orange Springs; two sons, Michael Mott of Pompano, Florida and Steven Alien Motl. also of Pompano. two daughters.

Sharon Lynn Welkins of Margate. Florida and Barbara Marts Winters af Pompano; her mother. Vivian Viola Larner of Hillside. Maryland, brother. Robert Larner of Washington; step-brother.

Gene Danniela of New York. New York, two sisters, Ruth Chancy of Hillside, Maryland and Snookey Vermilion also of Hillside, Maryland Services Tuesday. May 17. were held 11 JO am. al BRUCE OCALA FUNERAL HOME, Orals.

Florida. OATES Leroy Skip Oalea. 41. of 171 1 NW 2ih Avenue. Fort Lauderdale, passed away Friday Survived by his wife.

Clara Bell Oates, one daughter, Juanlta; two sons, Elroy and Eldred Oates; mother, Octavia Thomas; father, Madison Oates; sisters, Elloulse Presley and Florene Underwood; brothers, Andra Carey, Jessie Oalea. Funeral services 10 a Thursday. Saint Luke Baptist Church Reverend G. Hall, olficlallng Frlenda may call 4 to 9 m. Wednesday.

Interment Sunset Memorial Gardens. Arrangemenla by ROY MiZELL FUNERAL HOME. I ODONNELL John A O'Donnell, 77, of ISO NE 7th Avenue. Fort Lauderdale dted on Tueaday He was a local resident for the past years having previously lived He la survived by his wife May Gallagher, of aon John 'A. of Delray Beacb, grandchildren; Mrs.

Margaret Layden, of South Bend, Indiana and Steven 0 Donnell of Oklahoma City and great grand-aughler Stephanie O'Donnell of Oklahoma City The family will receive frlenda from 7 p.m. lo 9 p.m. on Wednesday with a wake aervire being conducted at pm. A luneral mass will be held at 10 a.m.. on Thursday at St.

Anthonys Catholic Church. Arrangements by BAIRD-CASE NORTH FEDERAL CHAPEL AND CREMATORY. POTH Drnzle Path. 75, of Deeriield Beach, died Sunday at a local hospital. A 13 year resident from Columbus, Ohio, where she was employed by the United Slates Government.

Survived by son. Milton Poth, Jr. of Pottsboro. Texas; one brother, Harold Hanson of Columbus, Ohio: two grandsons. Memorial services will be held Saturday.

May list al 11 a at the BECKER PUnJKRAL HOME with Pastor David Schmidt of Saint Stephen Lutheran Church, Pompano Beach, officiating Arrangements by' BECKER Fl'NERAL HOME. 1444 South Federal Highway, Deerfleld Beach QUINN Anne Quinn. 6S, of Sunrise, Florida also of bVachwood. passed away Monday May 20. 1900 In Community Hospital Toms River, J.

Originally from YC. Live in North Arlington for 17 years belore moving to Florida and Beachwood 7 years ago Owner of The House of Hair Sysiles in Nortb ARllnglon and Owner of the Magic Touch Beauty Salon in Kearney before she yeara ago. Survived by her aon Frank Russo; step daughter Mrs. Joan Patella; 1 sisters Mrs. Evelyn Rafterty.

Mrs. Katherlne Freedman and Mrs. Edna Marciani; 1 brothera Charles Becker and Edward Becker and grandchildren. She was a member of The Women's Club of the Kearney Elks No. 1050.

and member of the Women's Club of Plantation Florida Elks No. 2273. Funeral Will held from the RKID Fl'NERAL HOME 506 Belgrova Drive, Kearney. J. nn Friday May 30, 1S0 at 1 00 a m.

Funeral mass to ba held 81 Cecilia Church. Kearney. J. at 10 00 a m. Interment 10 follow be in Holy Cross Cemetery, North Arlington.

Friends may call Wednesday and Thursday from 2 m. to 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. to I at the funeral home. RHINE Doris W.

Rhine, OS, of 1357 SW list Land. Fort Lauderdale, passed away Sunday. A resident here 38 years from Birmingham, Alabama. Mrs. Rhine was a Waitress with Ike Jordan Marsh Restaurant for 10 years.

Survived by her daughter Patricia Culp. of Plantation; sister Evalee Peeks, of St. Cloud, Florida, niece; Shirley M. Edwards; 4 granchildren and I great grandchild Service 11 00 a Thursday at FAIRCHILD WEST BROWARD CHAPEL wilk Rev. Fran Rlghtmlre, of The Church of Relglous Selene officiating.

Interment in Lauderdale Memorial Park Friends may pay their respects 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday. -1 ROBELING Henry H. Robellng, 81, of 1000 SW 7th Street, Fort Lauderdale.

Passed away Tuesday at the Broward General Medical Center. Resident here 40 years from Milwaukee. Wisconsin. Mr. Robellng was a Pioneer Building Contractor In Fort Lauderdale for 38 years.

Member of the Church of God in Fort Lauderdale. He la aurvlved by hia wife Bessie; daughter Mrs. Florence Sterling, Green bush. Michigan 1 grandchildren; 1 sisters; Mrs. Alice Sullivan, St.

Cloud, Minn; Mrs. Margaret Wyroan, Minne-apolu. Minn; Mrs. Ann Jackman. stout Falls Minn; brother William B.

Sioui Falls, Minn. Funeral services will be conducted Thursday 100 p.m at the Fairchild North Federal Chapel, Pastor Frederick G. Mann of the Church of God, officiating. Interment to follow at the Lauderdale Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday evening at the funeral borne from 7 m.

to p.m. Local arrangements by FAIRCHILD NORTH FEDERAL Flu NERAL HOME 299 N. Federal Highway. Fort Lauderdale. STANDMEYER Carl Standmeyer.

OS. of 14M SW 32 Street. Fort Lauderdale, on Saturday. May 34, 1980. A resident for 27 years formerly from Joliet, Illinois.

Mr. Standmeyer was an Army Veteran of World War I. Survived by his son. Carl Standmeyer, Jr. of Joliet, Illinois.

Friends may call Wednesday 7 to 9 p.m. at the KALIS FUNERAL HOME. 1503 North Dlile Highway. Wilton Manors. Funeral services will be private.

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