South Florida Sun Sentinel from Fort Lauderdale, Florida • Page 10

63 Sun-Sentinel, Thursday, July 16, 1987 ALL IMMIGRATION CASES FunniTunn factohy outlgt WHOLESALE TO THE PUDLIC OPEN DAILY 9 A.M.-4 P.M. AMNESTY Leonard Murray, well-known figure in Lauderdale TRADITIONAL MEDITERRANEAN FRENCH, ITALIAN, ORIENTAL, SPANISH CREDENZAS, BREAKFRONTS, COCKTAIL TABLES, COMMODES. 1000't OF ITEMS IN STOCK MARBLE GLASS SLATE DAMAGED UNFINISHED 1720 N.W. 22nd CL Pompano Beach 979-6877 Offices In Sunrise A Miami, FL and New York, NY Brauwerman A Brauwerman, P-A. Suxan C.

Brauwerman, Partner Broward Call 527-1234 15 AVE. SI POWERLINQD. Mill i m.ii ri ii. ii I'l LML i in nitn 3 fl THE FINEST QUALITY PAINTS LOCALLY MANUFACTURED, FORMULATED AND SPECIALLY TESTED FOR FLORIDA USE SINCE 1945. vim? i80.flBVLipiiair Sflyi TOWER'S 100 ACRYLIC TOWERS 100 ACRYLIC SEMI-GLOSS TOWERS 100 ACRYLIC HOUSE PAINT TOWERS 100 ACRYLIC WOOD STAIN TOWERS 100 ACRYLIC FLAT FINISH ROOF PAINT TOWERS 100 ACRYLIC SEMI GLOSS ROOF PAINT GLOSS ENAMEL 8 $4199 99 99 $10 $13 95 99 95 A GAL GAl AGAl 11 39 $10 $44 i By DON MELVIN I Staff Writer Leonard Murray, who cheerfully dispensed shoe-shines and conversation in Fort Lauderdale for more than 60 years, has died of heart failure at the age of 79.

"He was an outgoing person," said Hortense Murray, his wife of 47 years. "He always liked to talk. That's the reason he went downtown." Mr. Murray, who died on Sunday, was born in Nassau and moved to Fort Lauderdale in his teens. He shined shoes for so many years that he became a downtown institution and one of the last practitioners of a dying craft, mixing his own polishes, applying the wax with his fingers to the shoes of thousands of customers.

His latest place of business was in the lobby of One River Plaza by the Andrews Avenue Bridge. Mr. Murray told a newspaper reporter recently that the secret of his longevity was keeping a clear mind. "Worryation that'll get you," he said. It was something he avoided.

He is survived by his wife and by four daughters Patricia Scruggs, Mary Ellen Smith, Leonora Flour-noy and Margaret Johnson. will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at the Roy Mi-zell Funeral Home at 1305 NW Sixth Fort Lauderdale. The family will receive friends between 6 and 8 p.m. Friday at the funeral home.

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ST. na M-17M okm auHOAY mo Am-uo ra FACTORY OUTLETS Ad Good Thru 72017 i 52 Stont vim atom oom Sum Ml NEXT TO MLM BY FIVE POINTS SS3-1712 AVE. ss-sim panaannna ill? Leonard Murray shown in 1980 photo. KAPOK TREE DESTAUDANTi DEATH NOTICES $5.95 COUPON SPECIALS Services wilt be held 10 AM, receive friends on Thursday INDEX oaturaay at KrwLfcn SAMPLE ROAD FUNERAL 5 Scrod Florentine broiled fish, topped with hollandaise sauce, and 5 sfrvH nn a hfH nf rrtamrl Qninnrh km. t-unerai services will be held Friday, 9:30 AM, St.

Bernard Catholic Church. Interment will fol HOME, 1199N.E. 36 by Ballard Mr. Baverty i ne neverena waiter towards and The Reverend low, Queen of Heaven Cem Country Fried Chicken Breast boneless, breaded, deep fried and BartwMk, EHzabath BarryMH, Robart CIowm, Dank Wayne Carlson of The First etery. For those who may wish, the family suggests donations to The United Way of Broward County.

Arrangements by, T.M. RALPHS PLANTATION FU- Croft, William E. Dikaman, Irving R. Edwards, Einar Eikanbany, MyrU a. Eapana, Manual United Methodist Church of Pompano Beach, followed by cremation.

Contributions may be made to The United Methodist Men's Scholarship Fund of The First United Methodist Church of crowned wun creamy nomesiyie gravy Shrimp Italiano bite size, fried shrimp topped with marinara sauce and Parmesan cheese Barbecued Chicken Breast cooked to perfection with our special barbecue sauce NERAL HOME. pompano Beach. Folbar, Jack Hattar, Eugana A. Irby, Virginia Jo F. JonN, RcMtio, Jf Kktpp, Catharine A.

LUNDGREN Catherine of Pompano Beach, died, Tuesday. Arrangements by, KRAEER SAMPLE ROAD EDWARDS Einar, of Ft. Lauderdale, died, Wednesday. Arrangements by, KRAEER FT. LAUDERDALE FUNERAL HOME, 946-2900.

rUNERAL HOME, 565-559 1 MUNTZ George, 78, of Lundgran, Catharine Monti, Oaorgo Murphy, John Murray, Laonard Patrick, Jamaa ft i amarac, passed away, July io. a resident, zi vears. cominn trnm 1 1 NV $6.95 SPECIALS Sliced Sirloin Au Poivre 6 oz USDA Choice beef, accented with green peppercorn sauce Chicken Delmonico lightly breaded, fried breast, enhanced with a ham, mushroom, onion mixture and smothered with Cheddar cheese EIKENBERRY Myrtle 99, of Oakland Park, died, Wednesday. A resident of the area since 1958. She was a member of Unity Church of Ft.

Lauderdale. Survived by a nephew, Joe flendale, Chartaa Ryereon, Jacqueline T. Updike, Bath R. Wakefield, Lvdia Wataon, Claire WllUs, Jacky B. He was a member of First Presbyterian Church of Ft.

Lauderdale and was Editor of The Broward Chapter of (I.A.C.V.F.) International Association for Cancer Victims and Friends Newspaper. Survived by wife, Edna Muntz. Memorial Services will hA hnlri Snturrinu at 9 eorraoaiie ot New York City. Friends may call 6-8 PM, Thursday, at KRAEER FT. LAUERDALE FUNERAL HOME, 4061 N.

Federal Hwy. Graveside Services will be 2 PM, Friday, at Forest BALLARD Mr. Beverfv 76, of Margate, died. Mon PM, at the Patio Chapel of Lawn oenirai imetery. day.

A resident 24 years from Pittsfietd, ME. He was a member of St. Mary Magdalene Episcopal Church, Coral Springs. Merdian Lodge No. 125.

A.M. in Pltts- rirsi rresoyterian Church, 401 S.E. 15 Ft. Lauderdale. Donations suggested to The Gift for Future nf Pirat These Complete Dinners Include Salad Bar, Beverage Dessert This special menu is served along with our regular menu.

Serving daily until 10:00 p.m. Visit our unique shops. Reservations: 473-4022 Tills ad must be presented and can not be used in conjunction with any other offer or for tour groups. This coupon is good for the entire party and expires 8 1 087. Oidiide Catenin fxlui.

Spectator Banquet QacilitieA. Presbyterian Church or ESPANA Manuel. 68, of Sunrise, passed away, Tuesday. He came to this area 9 years ago from Brooklyn, NY. He is survived by his wife, Mary of Sunrise; daughter, Gloria (Stephen) oiuwma vnupier or me neta, irte Scottish Rite and Anah Shrine Temple in Ban entrusted to JORDAN FAN- gor, ME.

Survived by his LilJAHIllAN CHAPH wife, Helen; son, Bruce of Boca Raton; daughters, Ro- rt. Lauderdale. DIRECTIONS TO OUR RESTAURAHT- Danayoi nr; rwo granacnii-ren, Darren and Evan. Me MtlRPHV Inhn Go west on S.R. 84.

Turn left on to Flaminao Rnari whit-h i a miis ni oeria hudci ot pittsneld, Linda Eioe of Luverne, MN; Ian nranH.KIM,..' Lauderdale, died, Wednes morial Services will be held, Friday, 1 PM, at the Funeral Home. The family will receive friends from 12:30 until Service time. Arrange great-grandchildren; brother, Hugh of Ext on, PA; sis way. niTurigernems oy. KRAEER FT.

LAUDERDALE university Drive, rroceed on Flamingo Road for 2.4 miles, Then turn right on to 36 Court. 3501 S.W. 1 30th Avenue, rt. Lauderdale LIDDDODDQDDDDDHIfJaiBBfiBBDnBnBnBiiH rUMCHAL tlUMfc, St3-5591. ments by, T.M.

RALPHS PLANTATION FUNERAL Robert Berryhill, lifelong resident Visitation will be tonight for Robert J. Berryhill, 45, a lifelong resident of Fort Lauderdale and member of a well-known pioneer family. He died on Tuesday after suffering an apparent heart attack. Mr. Berryhill, a local real estate broker for 16 years, was a 1960 graduate of Fort Lauderdale High School and played football and ran track for the Flying L's.

He graduated from the University of North Carolina and served in the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War, flying a single-engine plane as an artillery spotter, said his brother, Thomas 0. Berryhill. "Bob was a very gentle person," the brother said Wednesday. "He liked people.

He had a good life." Mr. Berryhill was the grandson of W.O. Berryhill, a pioneer who moved to Fort Lauderdale in 1900 and went into the trading business with Frank Stranahan. His grandfather served on the first City Council was also Broward County's first tax collector and a charter member of the First Presbyterian Church in Fort Lauderdale. His father, Thomas O.

Berryhill was Fort Lauderdale's city attorney for 10 years and helped form the North Broward Hospital District Mr. Berryhill was an avid fisherman, hunter and scuba diver. He was a director of the African Safari Clpb and a member of Ducks Unlimited and the Lauderdale Yacht Club. llis brother, Thomas, fondly remembers many lazy, summer days spent drift fishing on a boat from the Hillsboro Inlet to Port Everglades. The brothers always returned with a boatload of fish.

''We thought that was just great," the brother said. "But my father would tell us that he could remember just wading into the water off the beach with a glass-bottom bucket and spearing all the fish and lobster he wanted." Besides his brother, Mr. Berry-hill's survivors include his mother, Elizabeth; his wife, Lori; his daughter, Erin; and his aunts, Sara Oliver and Ivy Berryhill. Visitation will be from 7 to 9 p.m. today at Fairchild North Federal Funeral Home, 299 N.

Federal Highway, Fort Lauderdale. Services are scheduled for 10 a fh. MURRAY Leonard, 79, of fiOfi IAI Aim naeooH ter, Hebecca Hardt of Aiken, SC. Memorial Services will be 4 PM, Thursday at St. Mary Magdalene Episcopal Church followed by cremation.

Contributions mav be HOME. away, Sunday. Survived by k3 ma who, nunense, nve daughters, Mary Ellen made to the P.B. Fund, 815 FOLBER Jack, of Ta-marac, died, Tuesday. Arrangements by, KRAEER CORAL SPRINGS FUNERAL 2nd NY, NY, 10017.

Arrangements bv. KRAEER Margaret Johnson, Patricia HUMfc, 753-6960. ocruggs; ana otner relatives. MAHUAlfc FUNERAL HUML runerai services, am. HETZER Eugene 70, of Boca Raton, died.

Friday. SAIiirrlau nnv 7P EII BARTUNEK Elizabeth, of NERAL HOME. Famliv will Pompano Beach, died. Mon rerAivA friAnrift A.R PM Fri July 10, 1987, In Boca Raton. Mr.

Hetzer came to So. day. Arrangements by, KRAEER SAMPLE ROAD FL in 1981 from Pittsburah. day, at the Funeral Home. Interment, Sunset Memorial Garden.

ArrAnnemAnta hu PA, where he had retired as FUNERAL HOME, 946-2900. ROY MIZELL FUNERAL zone Manager of Chevrolet Division of General Motors after 35 years of service. He BERRYHILL Robert HOME, 1305 N.W. 6 St. GREEN 3, ot r-t.

Lauderdale was a Maior in the U.S. PATRICK CO passed away, Tuesday, at Broward General Medical Army during WWII and the Korean War. He is survived by his wife, Gloria J. Hetzer Center. Bob was bom in Ft.

Lauderdale, graduated from Ft. Lauderdale Hkih School. of Ft. Lauderdale, passed away, Tuesday, at his home. A resident 17 years coming from Cleveland, OH.

Mr. Patrick was a member of The National Assoc. of Public Accountants and the Har Class of 1960, and the Uni versity of North Carolina Served in the U.S. Army with the rank of Captain in Viet Nam and was the recipient of many awards, medals and ry K. Eversull Lodge No.

754 of the Cincinnati, un, ourvivea Dy nis wite, Jacqueline "Jackie" Patrick: citations. He has been a ot boca Raton; daughter, Mary Anne Case of Marietta, GA; three grandchildren. Memorial Services will be conducted at 1 PM, Friday, July 17, 1987, at the KRAEER BOCA RATON FUNERAL HOME, 1353 N. Federal Boca Raton, 395-1800, with the Dr. H.

Arthur Stephenson of The First Presbyterian Church of Boca Raton officiating. Calcination to follow. The family requests memorial contributions to The American Can oSX GIANT FERN i Real Estate Broker for the daughter, Nancy Short of Neenah. Wl: two arandchiU past 16 years, was a Direc dren; mother, Golda A. Pat tor ot tne African safari Club, member of Ducks Unlimited and the Lauderdale Yacht Club.

He was a devot rick of Cincinnati, OH. Memorial Services, 11 AM, Friday, St. Martin in the Field Episcopal Church of Pompano Beach. The family suggests contributions to ed husband and father, and is survived by his wife, Lori; daughter, Erin; his mother, Mrs. Thomas O.

Berrvhill. cer Society, 6401 Congress autre uu, uoca Katon, FL, 33431. any tavorite charity. Funeral arrangements entrusted to, JORDAN FANNIN GUARDIAN CHAPEL $110 N. Fed- IRBY Virginia Jo 73.

of brother, Thomas O. Berryhill, and his aunts, Sara Oliver and Ivy Berryhill. He was preceded in death bv his father. Thomas O. aeima, al, rormerry Of Ft.

Lauderdale, oassed awav. erai Hwy. REND ALE Charles, of Ft. Lauderdale, died. Wednes Berryhill, Attorney at Law and his grandfather, W.O.

Berryhill, pioneer founder of Ft. Lauderdale. day. Arrangements by, KRAEER FT. LAUDERDALE July 12, 1987, after an extended illness.

Preceded in death by her husband, Francis L. Irby. Mrs. Irby was retired from the Broward County School Board. Survivors include sons.

Cleve Irbv FUNERAL HOME. 565-559 1. RYERSON ami inline 57, a resident of Ft. Lauder (Yvonne) of Ft. Lauderdale, James R.

Raines (Vivian) of dale since 1952, passed awav. TuAftdaw 14 Norcross, la; sister, Lucile Fendlev of Selma. AL: five 1987. She was a member of The ladies Aiiwiiiaru ti IhA Services, 10 AM, Friday, at The First Presbyterian Church with interment to follow In Evergreen Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 7-9 PM, Thursday (today), at FAIRCHILD NORTH FEDERAL FUNERAL HOME.

In heu of flowers, memorial donations are requested to, Gift to the Future, co First Presbyterian Church, 401 SE. Lauderdale, 33301. SOLID BRASS CANDLE HOLDERS Compare 137s $T50 Fraternal Order of the Ea gles, Lodge No. 3140. She is survived by her husband.

Ira son. John of Hollywood. grandchildren; six great- Srandchildren. Graveside ervices were held in Selma, AL Family suggests donations to Broward Center for the Blind, 650 N. Andrews Ft.

Lauderdale. FL: two nrAnrlrhilrirAn' ttwt sisiers, lois ano Florence. Friends may call from 2-4 day at the First Presbyterian Church, 401 SE 15th Fort Lauderdale with burial at Evergreen Cemetery. of flowers, the family asks that memorial donations be made to: Gift to the Future, First Presbyterian Church, 401 SE 15th Fort Lauderdale, 33301. ana e-u km, i-naay, at JEN- JONES Rossie, 64, of 401 W.

19 Ft. Lauderdale. FL. Dassed awav on CLOWES Derek. S3, of nmUO 1-UNtMAL HUMfc.

Funeral Serviryvt fiAtiirriAu Plantation, oassed July 18. at 10 AM. in Jen July 10, 1987. Rossie Jones has been a resident of the city ot Ft. Lauderdale since nings onapei.

Arrangements by JENNINGS FUNERAL 1M4 1 He worked in his com riuMt, zzn uavie 581-7511. 'MA sr your iy vT'A PWC AIJHa A VARIEGATED A PHIUODENDRON Compare 7so YOUR PRICE Tuesday. He was past Commander of the Hollywood American Legion, Post 92, also a member of V.F.W. 2500. He had also served as past Sgt.

of Arms and Executive Committee Man for The American Legion District. He is survived bv his UPDIKE Beth of Ft. Lauderdale. Dassed awav. munity and church.

Rossie was a Community Development Specialist for Broward County for 11 years. Rossie was an active member of Mt. Olive Baptist Church in Ft. Lauderdale. Survived bv wile, Marilyn; sons, Brian July 12, 1987, in Broward General Medical Center.

A resident here 15 years formerly of NJ. Survived by her and Derek Charles; mother, Florence Rettzo: two arand- nusoana, uonaia w. uparke. Services will be held in NJ. Arrangements by FAIR.

CHILD NORTH FEDERAL children. Alex and Mark. The family will receive friends on Thursday, 7-9 PM. Funeral Services will be held Thursday evening at 6 PM. Ar wife, Mrs.

Annie Ruth Jones; son, Rossie Jones III; daughters, Mrs. Cynthia Brumfield and Ms. Gwendolyn Wright, all of Houston, TX; one brother, Mr. Albert Jones of Utica, NY; three sisters; Mrs. Nellie Home of New York rUNbHAL HOME.

6 FT. FICUS TRPF In the box, ready to pot rangements by, T.M. RALPHS PLANTATION FUNERAL HOME. City, Mrs. Adella Jones of Ft.

WAKEFIELD Lydia. of Boca Raton, died, Tuesday. Arrangements by, KRAEER BOCA RATON FUNERAL (wompare Lauoeroaie and Mrs. Mary Harris of Brooklyn. NY: a MOMfc, 395-1800.

CROFT William 64, of Ft. Lauderdale, passed away, Wednesday, July 15, host of other relatives and friends. Funeral Services will WATSON Claire ot Hilton Heart KLanri ir. riiort 9oi. survivea oy nis wife, Luanda L.

Croft: seven chil be held on Saturday. July 17. 1987. at 10 AM. at Mt.

YOUR Tuesday Arrangements by! If DA CCD CTT i mrnn. MyV price PRICE Mildred Peterman, ex-county worker Mildred S. Peterman, a retired employee of the Broward County Tax Assessor's Office and a longtime resident of Fort Lauderdale, died on Tuesday. She was 85. Mrs.

Peterman came to Fort Lauderdale in 1935 from Alma, Mich. She retired from the tax assessor's office in 1961. Peterman's first husband, Dr. Walter Markert, was an osteopath with an office on Las Olas Boulevard. He died in 1959.

Her second husband, Walter Peterman, was a retired naval officer. He died in 1978. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church, 401 SE 15th Fort Lauderdale. The Rev.

Steven Har-berts will preside. Olive Baptist Church. Friends may call at the BENTON EIINERAL HOME, from 5-9 PM The family will re r. LnuucnunLC FUNERAL HOME, 565-5591. WILLIS Jerkx ta dren; 13 grandchildren.

Services will be held at Cole-man-Ferguson Funeral Home, Dade City. FL. Saturday. 10 AM. In keu of flowers family requests donations to The American Cancer Society Ft.

Lauderdale, passed ceive friends from 6-7 PM Interment wiH be in Sunset Memorial Gardens. Arranoe- away, luesday A resident here 1 year from St. Augustine FL SiirviwAtt h. ments by. BENTON FUNERAL HOME mother.

Libera Willis ot Ft. DIKEMAN Irvlnn HK KLOPP rathArin A AA ot Lighthouse Point, died! Mnnflau At a lrAl hnenrfol Lauderdale: son, Eric; daughter, Shannon Willis, sister. Donna Merolle ot Davie ft hrnlrtAr Rnhrtu of Sunrise, passed away. Formerly of Norwalk Cf He Hundreds of designer arrangements on display Complete line of design-it-yourself supplies WHOLESALE. IMPORT, DIRECT FORT LAUDERDALE 1 1 10 Wsa Suinse Bvd, 6 Blocks East of 1-95 761-7636 SUNDAY 12-5 DALY 9-530 uesoay.

ane came to this area 8 years ago from NY. Willis ot St Augustine Ser mam mwnoer or I ne hirst United Methodist Church, ThA Qeiti FAUniMtt Rrfarfi vice. 11 AM, Thursday, at FAIRCHILD WEST BROwAPtn rHAPFi th Charles; sisters, Agnes Mt chei and Rose Curran. both Senior Citizens Assoc. Sur vived by wile, Anne; son, Alan daunhtar Mrx Uat.

oi nt; grandchildren. Nancy KrAfTWv Duma rA ultuj inria r.hamlwiiiA' The Reverend Howard A. Leman of The Central Baptist Church officiating. Interment to follow Lauderdale Memorial Park. FLORIDA WHOLESALE FLOWERS grandchildren; six great- Klopp; two great-grandchildren, Nicole and Christopher Kramer.

The family wril granuemtaren. Memorial.