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4 RDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1998DETROIT FREE PRESS UA DATELINE Theda Bishop: Strong values led to mrk at Rescue Mission DETROIT Deputy kills man outside party store An off-duty Wayne County sheriffs deputy fatally shot a man who robbed him outside a party store on Warren near Bewick early Friday morning, police said. The man followed the sheriff "outside the store and announced a holdup," said Insp. William Rice of Detroit's homicide unit He asked the deputy for his money, fired several shots that struck no one and swiped some cash. The deputy shot back and killed the man, who was dead on arrival at Detroit Receiving Hospital. Police would not release the name of the 30-year-old deputy, a five-year veteran.

By Niraj Warik'oo SOUTH FIELD, DETROIT Man, girlfriend killed hour apart A man in his late 20s was gunned down in the lobby of a Southfield apartment complex just after 12:30 a.m. Friday, and his girlfriend was shot dead an hour later in her Detroit home. The man, whose name police have not released, "was trying to get away from" his attackers and ran into the lobby of Coach House apartments on Providence between 9 Mile and Greenfield, said Southfield Police Officer John Harris. The man didn't live in Southfield, police said. About an hour later, his 24-year-old girlfriend was shot dead in her Detroit home in the 7800 block of Braile near Warren.

Inspector William Rice, of the Detroit Police homicide unit, said the shootings may be related, but at this time, "there is nothing to tie them in." Southfield and Detroit police are investigating. Anyone with information on the shootings can call Detroit Police at 1-313-596-2260. By Niraj Warikoo DETROIT Cobo flower show gets guiding hand Bloomfest, the new Detroit flower show scheduled for April at Cobo. Center, on Friday hired a show manager. She is Faye Traskos, formerly show manager with the Ann Arbor Flower and Garden Show.

The DTE Energy Detroit Bloomfest will be held April 8-11. It is being produced by the Michigan Horticultural Society, and DTE Energy is the presenting sponsor. The show is expected to draw 125,000 to 175,000 visitors, according to Jeanne Vogt, president of the horticultural society. Dominic Pangborn, president and chief operating office of Pangborn Design in Detroit, is overseeing the show's graphics. Sixteen regional cultural institutions, including the Detroit Institute of Arts, Cranbrook and Michigan Opera Theatre, plan related events to coincide with the show.

For Bloomfest information, call 1-248-646-4992, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. weekdays. By Marty Hair LANSING Bus tour carries GOP House hopes House Republican leaders plan to take their bus tour to northern Michigan, including the Upper Peninsula, next week. The tour, led by Assistant Minority Leader Chuck Perricone, R-Kalamazoo Township, has toured 17 cities in the Lower Peninsula. The GOP hopes to regain control of the Michigan House.

With term limits, many seats long held by Democrats in areas with many GOP voters are up for grabs. Perricone, in his second term, and others who are expected to assume leadership roles in the House once the veterans leave in December, plan to campaign next week for Republicans taking their first runs at House seats. The bus will visit Alpena and Cheboygan on Wednesday to campaign for Phil Ludlow, a candidate for the 106th District. On Thursday, the tour goes to Sault Ste. Marie on behalf of Scott Shackleton, a candidate for the 107th District.

BRIEFLY Mt Pleasant The Soaring Eagle Casino is expected to reopen today despite an unknown contaminant that caused nearly 100 employees to be treated at two hospitals for a mysterious illness, officials said Friday. However, the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe's 518-room hotel and its resort will remain closed indefinitely. By Wendy Wendund Free Press Staff Writer Theda Y. Bishop, vice president of programs at Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries, was a no-nonsense woman whose career was full of achievements, but whose heart was set on helping others. On Sunday, after several years of battling colon cancer, Mrs.

Bishop died in her West Bloom-field Township home. She was 70. "She accomplished herself and then she went on to help Theda Bishop ing other people," said her sister, Gloria Walton. "She could see the good in you and if you wanted to do anything, she was there to help you." Mrs. Bishop was born in West Virginia, started her career as a teacher in Mississippi, then settled in Detroit.

She worked as a clerical supervisor for the U.S. Army Tank Arsenal and as a Detroit police officer, Wayne County probation officer and deputy director of the Wayne County Probation Department. Mrs. Bishop earned a master's degree in social work and a doctorate in philosophy from Wayne State University. When she retired in 1994 as director of pre-commitments for the Michigan Department of Corrections, she went to work at the Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries.

Donald DeVos, president, said Mrs. Bishop had a wealth of city contacts and knew her field. "She was probably one of the most brilliant women I had ever met in my life," he said. "She came from what I called the old school. She was all heart, but she didn't wear it on her sleeve." Mrs.

Bishop enjoyed traveling, visiting Asia, Africa, Europe and South America. She liked to learn about how people elsewhere lived and never went to the same place twice, Walton said. But perhaps most of all, Mr Bishop enjoyed her work. "Her ideaof criminal justice is to teach people to learn from their mistakes and retrain their value system," said Rita Spiller, her niece. "She was about helping people feel good for themselves." Even when cancer took much of her strength, Mrs.

Bishop kept working. Spiller remembers her aunt lying in bed, working away, just weeks before her death. Mrs. Bishop was preceded in death by her husband, William, and her daughter, Sharon. She is survived byher sister, Walton, and her niece, Spiller.

A memorial service will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Episcopal Church of the Advent, 3325 Middlebelt, Orchard Lake. Burial will follow in Detroit Memorial Park in Warren. ROAD CLOSINGS Paul Malone: Football fan watched kids pursue sport The ramp from eastbound 1-696 to eastbound 1-94 is closed. Two lanes are closed on eastbound I-696 between Dequindre and Mound from 9 p.m.

to 6 am nightly. Oakland County The westbound M-5 exit to 10 MileHalstead Road is closed. A detour is posted. Eastbound and westbound M-5 will be closed from the Grand River split west of Middlebelt to Halstead until 5 a.m. Monday.

A detour is posted. The ramp from northbound 1-275 to eastbound Grand River Avenue is closed. The two left lanes of southbound I-275 and the 8 Mile exit ramp are closed until 6 p.m. today. The right lane of northbound Northwestern Highway is closed at Telegraph, along with the ramp from northbound Northwestern to southbound Telegraph, until late October.

The ramp from northbound Telegraph to northbound Northwestern and westbound 1-696 is closed until late October. One lane of Northwestern Highway is closed between 12 Mile and 14 Mile from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. nightly. M-59 is closed west of southbound Wide Track (downtown Pontiac).

The ramp from southbound Lodge Freeway to southbound Southfield Freeway is closed until 4:30 p.m. today. The ramp from northbound Rochester Road to eastbound M-59 is closed for reconstruction. A detour is The right lanes of northbound Rochester Road and eastbound M-59 are closed at the ramp from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

today. Two left lanes are closed in both directions on 1-696 between John and Dequindre until 6 a.m. Monday. Washtenaw County M-14 between the two U.S.-23 interchanges has intermittent lane closures from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

For more information, visit our Web site at www.freep.comnew or call the Michigan Department of Transportation at 1-800-641-6368 or AAA Michigan at 1-800-411-4823. Sources: AAA MichiganMEP and MOOT. Compiled by Jocelyn Faniel-Heard, 1-313-222-6550. Wayne County There are intermittent lane closures on westbound 1-94 between Telegraph and 1-275. The entrance ramp from North Huron River Drive to northbound 1-75 is closed.

The right lane of westbound 1-94 is closled at Beech Daly. The right lane of eastbound 1-94 at Wayne Road, the exit ramp from eastbound 1-94 to Wayne Road, and the Wayne Road entrance ramps to eastbound 1-94 are closed. There are intermittent lane closures on 8 Mile in both directions between Greenfield and 1-94. Detroit The right lane of southbound Southfield Freeway between Joy Road and Warren will be closed nightly until January. The right lane of northbound Southfield Freeway between Ford Road and Warren will be closed nightly until November.

The Ford Road entrance ramp is also closed. The right two lanes of southbound I-75 and the Schaefer entrance ramp are closed until 3 p.m. today. The left lane of northbound 1-75 is 1 1 il I funaralagarvlcaa Today ALONGI, JIM 10 a m. Wulek-Calcaterra Inc.

54880 Van Dyke a) 25 Mile. Shelby Twp. AZZAM, NAKLEY, MARTHA 11 a m. Our Lady of Redemption Catholic Church, 6525 Cola, Warren BACHORSKI, JAKE Memorial Service 1 p.m. at Wujek-Calcaterra 8.

Sons 36900 Schoenherr at 16. RANCH, PATSY SUE Funeral 12 noon trom Price hunerai Home, i roy. BLAKE, JAMES V. Memorial services 11 a.m. at St.

Alexander's Church on Shiawassee in Farmington. BOYKE, FRANCES 9:15 at Voran Funeral Home and 10 a.m. at St. Francis of Assisi Church. CLEMON, FLORENCE BERTHA Memorial Service 2 m.

at Fnti Funeral Home, 246 E. perry Detroit CYBULSKI, WALTER J. Services 10 a.m. at Our Lady of oracecnurcn. ELFSTROM, WILLIAM E.

Funeral Service 3:30 Sterling Heights Chapel of Frank J. Calcaterra Funeral Home. FALZONE, JULIA R. Services 10 a.m. at the John K.

Soiosy Funeral Home. Lincoln Park. FEHER, JOSEPH Memorial service 11 a at the Uht Funeral Home. 35400 Glenwood Westland, FURMANEK, IRENE 9 30 a from St Christopher Catholic Church at 7800 Woodmont, SALLO, MILLER A. Instate 9 am until 9:30 Mass at St.

Barbara Church. GIZINSKI. GENEVIEVE V. Instate 9:00 a.m. until 9:30 Mass at St.

Hyacinth Churcn HARGRETT, ANNA FLORINE Service 3 p.m. at R.J. JONES, KATHLEEN 10 a.m. at the Neely-Turowskl Funeral Home, 30200 Five Mile Rd. KEZELIAN, SONIA I p.m.

St. John's Armenian Church, Southfield KONCHAL, JEAN C. 9:30 am Church of the Divine Child, 25001 Herbert Wcier Dearborn. KUSCHEL, EDNA A. 10:30 a.m.

from Stanley Turowski Son Funeral Home to St Linus Church, a.m. LAPHAM HARRY Sr 9 30 a m. Mass at Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church, Farmington. LARCH, LEONE M. 12:30 Mass at St Coleman Church, 32500 Middlebelt (btw 12-14 Mile Rds.l MAREK, STAN "Sonnle" Mass 11 a.m.

at St. John Cantius Catholic Church, Oelray MARLETTE, JOHN Memorial Service 11 AM at St Paul's United Methodist Church, Rochester. McCloskey, Joseph f. Athanasius, 18720 13 Mile 10:30 a.m. Mats at St.

MEUNIE, CLIFFORD Funeral Mass 11:00 a.m. from St. Joseph Catholic Churcn, 4zs 6. Washington. MILLER, TRACY LEO 11 am Lakeshore Presbyterian Church, 27801 Jefferson, St.

Clair Shores. NOWAK, THEOPHIL T. 10 a.m. mass at St. Raymond Church, 20103 Joann.

PETACHENKO. DOROTHY 11 a at the Chapel of the L.J. GRIFFIN FUNERAL HOME 7707 Middlebelt Rd. PHARIS, HOMER B. Memorial service 12:30 p.m.

at Acacia Park Cemetery, Birmingham. PINCHERO, JOSEPH ANTHONY, JR. "Joey" 9 a m. at funeral home to St. Michael's Church for 10 a m.

Mass. POPKEY. ROBERT A. 2:00 m. at teh Betiler Funeral Home, 6080 Stadium Kalamazoo, Ml RANUSCH, ROSE 9:45 a.m.

Wesik Funeral Homt, 1470 13 Ml Rd Warren ROTHERMEL, EDWARD D. 10AM Memorial Mass St. Anselms Catholic Church, Dearborn Hts. ROZMANIK, ROMAN 9:00 a.m. St Josaphat Ukranlan Church SEIBERT, ANNA M.

9:15 a m. at The Chapel Of E.J. Mandziuk and Son Funeral Directors, Warren. SEWISKEY, HAZEL Funeral 11 a.m. at Harry J.

Will Trust 100 Funeral Home, Redford. SHADRICK, HAZEL LORENE Ham service at Van Dyke Freedom Baptist Church, 24620 Cunningham, Warren. St. Hedwig Church. SKINNER, RUTH M.

2 p.m. In the Glen Eden Lutheran menu, iai rai kivuma, mi STUCKEY, ESTHER V. 9:30 a.m., St. Blase Church, 12151 ISMI.Rd. TRUDELL, JOSEPHINE P.

II m. St William Catholic Church, Walled Lake TRUMBLE, LENORE S. 10 a.m. Mass at St. Church, 21300 Farmington Farmington.

VAN HUYLENBROUCK, IMOGENE II a m. at Verhey-den Duross Funeral Home, 28499 Schoenherr Warren VENTIMIGLIA, CIRO (GINO) 9 a.m. St Therese of Lisieux Churcn, 48115 Schoenherr VITALE, LINDA M. 10 a at Hope Community Baptist inurcn at uiyi Hayes Kg. in sterling hts.

WALSH, IRENE Y. 9:30 a m. at A Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack at Vernier Grosse Pte Woods WEBER, WILLIAM F. 11 a.m. A H.

Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack at Vernier, Grosse Pte. Woods. WILHOIT, CHRIS DALE 2 p.m. at Potere-Modeti Funeral Home, 339 Walnut Rochester Death Noticas ANSON DEI JOSEPH Age 84 Oct. 16, 1991 Beloved husband of the lale Jean.

Dear father of Mrs. Leon (Sandra) Felcyn and Reg (Carol). Grandfather of Gail Frekes, Alicia Wagoner. Andrea, Brian, Wendy Lemke, Leon, Paul, Karen Salawa, Christina. Great grandfather of Michael, Megan, Rebecca, Ashley, Nicholas.

Austin and Zachary. Dear brother of Nettie end Josephine and the lefe Theresa. Edward and Ted Visitation Saturday 4-9 Sunday Noon-9 m. Rosary Sunday 7:30 in. Haley Funeral Directors 24515 Northwestern (Lodge X-way service S.

of 10 Mi. Rd Southfield. Instate Monday 10 a.m. Mass 10:30 a.m. St.

Beatrice Catholic Church, 17235 Mt. Vernon (912 Mile Rd. 14 mile E. of Southffield Rd.) Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. closed from Warren to Davison.

Two left lanes are open 2-7 p.m. weekdays. The two right lanes of southbound I-75 are closed between Davison and 1-94 from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. One lane is closed 6-10 a.m.

weekdays. Ramp closures include eastbound and westbound Davison, Holbrook, Clay and Warren entrance ramps to southbound 1-75. The left lane of northbound 1-75 is closed between Warren and Milwaukee. The southbound 1-75 ramp to eastbound 1-94 is closed. The northbound 1-75 ramp to eastbound 1-94 is closed from 6 a.m.

to 7 p.m. weekdays. The eastbound 1-94 ramp to northbound 1-75 is closed except 2-7 p.m. weekdays. The westbound 1-94 ramps to northbound and southbound 1-75 are closed.

The left lanes of 1-94 are closed in both directions between Livernois and Warren until mid-October. Macomb County The two left lanes on westbound 1-94 are closed at Shook Road. The eastbound 1-94 ramp to westbound 1-696 is closed. HELPFUL HINT To report death of a Social Security or SSI beneficiary or to inquire about survivor benefits Call: 1-800-772-1213 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Monday through Friday BIGGS CARRIE MAE (net FITCH) October 15. 1990 Age 99. Beloved wile of the late Floyd E. Dearest mother of Floyd C. (Arlene).

Grandmother of David (Cheryl) Biggs, Marcia Biggs, Glenn (Kim) Biggs, Valerie Biggs and Sheila (Paul) Jakel. Great-grandmother of five. Funeral Monday 12 Noon at Kaul Funeral Home, 35201 Garfield (1 blk. N. of IS Clinton Twp.

Visitation Sunday 2-y m. BRUSINSKI EDWARD A. October 15, 1998 Beloved husband of Victoria; dear father of Dennis (Diana), Michele (Steve) Sundberg, Judy (Jerry) Irvine and Linda (Michael) Mcintosh; grandfather of 10; great grandfather of one; brother of Catherine Ryba, Rose (Bill) Bucholi, Stella Brach-Pitera and Jean (Walter) Dycio: brother-in-law of Ann Brusinski. Visitation Saturday 3-9 m. and Sunday 2-9 m.

Rosary Sunday 7p Services Monday 9 30 a.m. from the John N. Santelu I Son Funeral Home, 1139 Inkster Ibetw. Ford Rd 8, Cherry Hill) to St. Dunstan Catholic Church for 10 a.m.

Mass Memorials suggested to St. Dunstan Catholic Church. CANTOR COURTNEY LISA Beloved daughter of George and Sherry Cantor. Loving sister ot Jaime Cantor. Granddaughter of Harold and Evelyn Cantor, Sylvia Collins Bershad and the late Emanuel Bershad and the late Madeline Collins Bershad.

Loving niece of Barry Bershad and Michael and Joyce Cantor. Also survived and loved by meny relatives and friends. Services 2:30 Sunday afternoon at the Ira Kaufman Chapel 248-569-0020. Interment Clover Hill Park Cemetery. CORAM AGNES P.

East Lansing. Born July 19, 1913, In Detroit; died October 14, 1998 at the age of 85. Mrs. Coram was preceded in death by her husband, Norman (1991). She was a loving mother and grandmother to one daughter, Barbara McCollum; two sorts, Gordon Barrie Coram end David Alan (Gayle) Coram: four grandchildren, Thomas Coram, Kara.

Kristen. and Matthew McCollum; and one great-grandchild Memorial Services will be held Monday. October 19, 4 PM et the Gorsllne-Runclmen Co. East Chapel, 1730 E. Grand River East Lansing, with the Rev.

Richard L. Schulthels officiating. The family will receive friends at the Chapel one hour prior to the service. Those desiring may make contributions to the American Heart Association of Michigan, 271 Woodland Pass, Suite 110, East Lansing, 48823, in memory of Mrs. Coram.

DUGGAN MARIE L. Of Westland, passed away October 14, 1998 age 96. She is survived by her grandson Dennis Siegner, nephew Bobby Weir, and niece Maryann DeAngelis. According to her wishes cremation has taken place and no services ore scheduled at this lime. Arra ngements by Muehllg Funeral Chapel Ann Arbor.

Michigan GARZIA JOSEPHINE M. (nee MANGO) Age 94 of West Bioomfierd Dear mother ot Samuel (Josephine) Garzia, John (Catherine) Gania, Dorothy Wheoton and the late Frank Gania. 10 grandchildren, i9 greatgrandchildren and four great great grandchildren. Visitation Monday 3-9 pm with rosary at 7pm McCabe Funeral Home 31950 W. Twelve Mile Farmington Hills.

Funeral Mass Tuesday 10:30 Prince of Peace Catholic Church, 4300 Walnut Lake West Bioomfield. Instate 9:30 at Church. Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery. GILBERT MARGUERITE (nee OLIVIER) Oct. 15, 1998 In Missouri.

Beloved wife of the late Allons; dear mother of Lillian (Michael) Roarty and Alphonse (Linda) Gilbert; grandmother of Sean Roarty, Mary Shannon Roarty. Monlque Gilbert Barker, Nicole O'Brien, Daniell Gilbert; dear great grandmother of Michael Clay Roarty. Our Dear Aunt. Great Aunt and Dear Friend to many. Funeral service Monday 9:30 a at the Arthur J.

VanLerberghe Funeral Home, 30600 Harper, St. Cleir Shores (befw. 12-13 Mi. Mass at 10 a.m. at St.

Gertrude Church. Visitation Sunday 4-9. Rosary Sunday evening 7p m. GOTTLIEB JUDITH ANN Beloved daughter of the late Merlin and weme uonueu. uesr sister 01 aanura and the lale Calvin Schram.

Aunt of Marie Schram-(Devid) Wolfe, Darcy Schram, Anthony Schram. and Nicolas Schram. Services 1100 o'clock Sunday morning et the Ira Kaufman ChapeL Interment Adat Shalom Memorial Park. HORN GLADYS M. October 15.

1998. ege 10, (nee Pollack). Beloved wife of the late Louis; dear mother of Jacqueline Green (Jack), Gayle A. Christiansen (Keith Vlckl Ingram (Garmln) and Barbara Horn; dear sister ot Bernice Mounteer, Harvey, Wilbur and Lyle Pollack; also survived by eight grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Member ofRoyoi Oak F.W.

Auxiliary. Funeral service at A.J. Desmond Sans, 2600 Crooks Rd (btwn Maple a. Big Beaver), Monday 11 a.m. Family will receive friends Saturday and Sunday 2-9 m.

Interment White Chapel Cemetery. Family sug-gests memorials to American Diabetes Association. HUNGERMAN EDNA MARIE (MAKARY) Age 96. October IS, 1991 at IHM Health Care Center, Monroe, Michigan. Loving mother of Marie Gabriel, IHM.

Ann Paul (Rosemary), Ronald A (Carol), John J. (Sally) Hungerman, Barbara Whiting Hungerman. Dearest grandmother of 18 and great grandmother ot 28. Also survived by her sisters Pauline Makary, RSM of LatroDe, pa; Patricia rntmps ot iwonroevine, pa, Audrea (Hubert) Leonard of Ovleda, FL-and brother John (Mary) Makary of Alison Park, PA. Predeceased by dear husband Clement Henry Hungerman; son, Clement H.

Jr; daughter, Edne Rose (Sr. John Clement, IHM. We will always remember with deepest gratitude Edna's gifts of life, love, feith, strength, taughter, music, love of reading, business ecumen end feisty independence Visitation at IHM Motherhoute, 610 Elm from 3 P.M. on Sunday, October 18, 199S Resurrection liturgy In IHM Motherhouse Chapel at 10 30 A M. on Monday October 19 1998.

Memorials to IHM Retirement Fund or Sr. John Clement Hungerman Scholarship Fund at Marygrove College, Detroit. Arrangements by Rupp Funeral Home, Monro, Ml. Hills home. He was 69.

Born in Rochester, N.Y., Mr. Malone graduated from Vincentian'-Insti-tute. He turned down a full scholarship at George Washington University to enlist in the Air Force, where he played football at Eglin Air Base in Ft. Wayne, Fla. A staff sergeant, Mr.

Malone served in the Korean War. He returned to New York and earned an associate's degree in heating, venting and air-conditioning from Hudson Valley Technical College. He and his wife, Miriam, moved to RedfordvTownship, where the avid golfer began his work with Outwater. Mr. Malone also founded the company's service department In addition to his wife and sons Terry and Kevin, Mr.

Malone is survived by sons Thomas and Daniel; daughters Peggy Heffernan and Nancy six brothers and sisters, and 21 grandchildren. Services will be Tuesday at 10 a.m. at St. Alexander Catholic Church, 27835 Shiawassee in Farmington Hills. Burial will follow in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in South-field.

side services are 2 p.m. today in the Glen Eden Lutheran Memorial Park. Joseph McCloskey Former Roseville treasurer Joseph F. McCloskey, 80, a former Roseville city treasurer who loved gardening, died of chronic cardiac problems Wednesday at Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak. Mr.

McCloskey made many friends while serving as Roceville city treasurer for 14 years. His gardening store, World Garden Land in Roseville, combined work with something that he dearly loved landscaping, which he retired from in 1971. At the time of his death, he was part owner of the More Bow Room restaurant in Roseville. After retiring in 1985, Mr. McCloskey and his wife, Dorothy, spent the majority of the year in Florida, where he fished and golfed.

The couple celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in June. Mr. McCloskey's. daughter, Dar-lene, remembers how he took her and her siblings smelting by the Blue Water Bridge and mushroom hunting when they were younger. He was born in Montreal (and grew up on Detroit's east side.

He is survived by his wife, Dorothy; daughters Diane, Janet, Debra, Jacalyn and Darlene; a son, Joseph, and 13 grandchildren. A funeral mass will be held at 10 a.m. today at St. Athanasius Church, 18720 Thirteen Mile, in Roseville. He will be buried in the Interment Resurrection Cemetery in Clinton BY DARCI MCCONNELL Free Press Staff Writer Though pursuit of his passion of football ended after he left the military, Paul Malone kept the dream alive with four of his six children.

The man nicknamed Dipper by relatives ia reference to the way he dipped his head when rushing upfield during his high school and Air Force base football days got to watch his four sons play at the college level. Mr. Malone also coached in the Catholic Paul Malone 'Youth Organi- zation league, and saw his son Terry serve as an offensive-line coach at the University of Michigan. "It was a very big part of his life," said his son Kevin. Mr.

Malone, who also worked for 36 years at the Farmington Hills-based Outwater Trane Heating and Air Conditioning company, died Friday of lung cancer at his Farmington Ruth Mae Hart Skinner Retired Realtor loved travel Ruth Mae Hart Skinner, 82, who was born in Detroit and raised her three children in Birmingham, died in a Frederick, hospital Sunday of congestive heart failure. She died in her sleep. Doctors had planned to send her home the next A retired Realtor, she was a member of the Birmingham Board of Realtors and an officer of the Women's Club at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church in Detroit. Mrs. Skinner enjoyed gardening and reading.

Her daughter, Lynn Lukas, said Mrs. Skinner always spoke her opinion and was very friendly and energetic. "She loved her family and was loved by them," Lukas said. Before moving to Maryland this year with her husband of 56 years, the couple had lived in Peachtree City, since 1988. The active couple, who spent their 50th anniversary in Ireland, would keep journals of their travel adventures, mostly around Georgia.

"She went to see her mother, who's been gone for 55 years," said Lukas. "And she'll be really happy about that. That's what we just keep thinking." She is survived by her husband, James Henry Skinner; a son, David, and daughters Kathleen Allardyce and Lynn Lukas, and a sister, Arvilla Wilson, 95, of Farmington Hills. Funeral services were held Wednesday in Frederick and grave JURACEK SCHIEVENIN FRED J. October 16, 1998.

Age 78. Beloved husband of WAN." Hulberl'ManJ Rosemary. Dear father of David (Kethy), Bradley I 6 aJ'en Lndav U9 (Bridget) and Linda Juracek-Lipa (Larry). Dear grand ff" M-ndav a at BueMer lather of Melanie, Hilary, Lindsay, Blake, and Afexan- rZtr.lHlii7iGrW llM! Buenler dra. Deer brother ot Delbert (Alice).

Leonard (Gloria), Funeral Home bratiot. Kosev.ile. Thomas (Phyllis) and Norman (Carol). Services Fred Wood Funeral Home (Rice Chapel). 36 1C0 Five iw.

SEMEAR i s5mthS.JS iff Cancer Society or Jenni, 0Hr 0, Mark, Michele (Michael! Hospice ot Southeastern, Ml. Knoblauch, Jeffrey, Jennifer (Christopher Black, Diane and the late Deborah. Loving grandfather of JUSTICE Jacob and Samuel Also survived by two sisters Instate -ii. h. Monday 10 am at St Martin DePorres Church until time rf.1'! M'i2' SfiiKr Si if ma" 30 am Visitation Sunday 2-9 om at the S.

George. Loving mother 'William (Geriidine), Tenlrowsk sons Funeral Home 30009 Hoover at (JnhC.v hT Common 12' 5 Mile). Vigil service Sunoay. mother of eight and great-grandmother ot eight Visitation Sunday 3-9 m. with Funeral Service at 30 6m.

from Charles Step Funeral Home, 18425 SHAFFER eech-Daly Rd. (bet. 6-7 Mile). Interment Greenwood STEVE ALEX October 15, 1998, age 73, of New Boston Cemetery, Petoskey, Ml. Monday et 12 Noon.

Beloved husband of Shirley Dear father ot Steve (Carol), David Gary (Corbley), Larry IfCTCl lAU (Linda! and Kevin (Lori) Dear grandfather of Renee (Eric) Walker, Jennifer Shatter, Anc 8. Tavis Shaffer SONIA Beloved wife ot the late Jack Loving mother of Shaffer Dear brother of Ann Ouackenbush, Laura (Klaus) Guder, Jack (Deborah) Ketelian and M4rv (Angeloi Fiorey and Irene (Tony) Gomaies Julie Kezelian. Also loved by grandchildren Paul, Jack, visitation Saturday 6-9 and Sunday 2-8 at the Jason and Michael Dear sister of Ed end Mary penen, crane Funeral Home, 36885 Goddard Rd Romulus. Haig and Alice Oerian and Richard and Media Derian. Funeral service Monday at 11 a I in state at 10 a.m.) Dear sister-in-law of Mrs Eluabeth (Phillip! Shishmian (rom st Pau Lutheran Church.

New Boston. Interment and the late Harry (Mary! Keielian Also loved by in Michigan Memorial Park. nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. Visitation Satur- day 10 a m. until noon at the Edward Korkolan Funeral Home (Splller-Spltler Chapel) 836 Main Royal SOWERS Oak, 248-541-8325.

Funeral service Saturday 1 m. at St, CECELIA Died October 16. Beloved wile ot the late John's Armenian Church, Southfield. Interment Lake- joseoh Dear motner of Sallie A Walter (Philip), Susan side Cemetery. White Lake, Ml.

Memorial gifts to St. k. Graham (Thomas! end the late Woody Stevens Also John's Armenian Church or Karmenos Cancer Institute, survived by seven grandchildren five great grand- children Services 9 30 a m. Monday from the A H. 6tnrAI Peters Funeral Home 20705 Mack Vernier Rd Grosse rvvixMk pte Wooas io a Lucy church of St Clair JOSEPH L.

Age 78 ot Ft. Lauderdale, died October 13, Visitation 2-10 p. Sunday with rosary at 7 m. 1998 ot heart failure He is survived by his wife Eltrieda Son Walter, daughter-in-law, Kathleen. Granddaugh- ters Rebecca and Eliiabeth Sister Erika Chevo and IKUDbLL brothers Walter and Jack He retired from Massey-Fer- JOSEPHINE F.

Age 81. of Commerce Twp formerly of guson in 1982 after 30 yrs. Memorial service in Ft. Redtord. October 14, 1998 Mrs TrudeH was a devoted Lauderdale October 17.

wife, mother and grandmother. Beloved wife of Everett Loving mother ot Meloaie Trudell and Darlene KULIKOWSKI (Charles, Trudeli-Rcssman Dear grandmother of mother of Elaine (Henrv) Noelle ana Andrea Rossman Funeral mass from St Lkwan'dowski a Jow TolS Dm? stS? William Catholic Church. Walled Lake Saturday 11 a m. unnrt.i if li DOT and at the cnurch Saturday 10 a m. untili time ot service.

to Holy Cross Polish National Catholic Church 10 a Catholic Church appreciated. Burial Forest Lawn Cemetery. In lieu of flowers family requests donations to churcn roofing fund, Michigan VERRIEST Anll-Cruelty or American Heart Association. ROBERT C. Beloved husband of Minnie Deer father of fl0Dert (Barbara! and Richard (Tracy), Grandfather of LATIMER lve.

grandfather ot three; great grandfather ot enkiiK a. a ni.k.r is uui. one Brother of Sister Adele de St Eugene and Leona ES.5 Visitation Saturday 3-9 Junday 2-9 m. Kaul Funeral Home 28433 Jefferson, St Clair Shores. Lance (Angle) Latimer.

Also eleven grandchildren and r.rminarh.irrh fen greetgrandchildren. Sister of Grace Kapera and ermaineinurcn. Jerry McCutcheon. Funeral from Holy Name Church, 630 Harmon Birmingham, Monday 10 a Friends WALSH I IRENE Y. Beloved wife of the late John Dear mother "c5onlf.u?H(0,,m!',i Im o' Gr Jay Diane (Joel Brandonisio, o1' lvli.Ti.ifilhS.uM'L,m' Mery Jane (Roman! Barnwell and Laurene (Steve! Prayers Sunday 7 p.m.

Memorials Alzheimer Assoc. seebohm. Also survived by three brothers, six sisters and sevengrandchildren Services9am Saturday from LAURENCELLE 'he A H. Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack Ave. at Jr? Vernier Rd Grosse pte Woods and 9 30 a at Our MARY LOUISE October 15, 998 A hornemaker, loving 0) pM Church visitation Friday 210 mother and wife.

"A Mom's Mom Beloved wile of and 8-9 a Saturday Rosary 7 30 pm Friday. Michael; dear mother ot Paul (Kay) Timothy mterment Mackinac Island, Ml Melissa Plaskey (James), Charles (Nancy) Jacqueline and the late Joseph and Mary; sister of Robert Soiner and Charlotte Chenier; also survived by seven grand- WALSH children Family will receive friends at A.J Desmond THOMAS E. Age 83 Of warren October 14, 1998 Sons Funeral Home, 2600 Crooks Rd (btwn Maple 1 Big Formerly of Detroit Beloved husband ot Edna Oearest Beaver), Sunday 2-9 pm Rosary Sunday 7 pm John -Matt" (Maryi, Richardine "Dee" VisitallonatShrineoffheLlttleFloweroodwardat 2 (Ronaidl Dubrico, Kathleen (Dale! Waish- Mile Rd, Monday 11 30 a nv yntll Funeral Mass at 12 Turner sna Margaret "Peggy" iDougi Walsh-Hetfner. Norn. Rite of Committal Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Grandtather of twelve Ureat-granafather ol two.

Family suggests memorials to Joseph J. Laurencelle Brother of wmitred Watechter ano E'ieen Cosgrove. Foundation or Karmanos Cancer Institute Prayers Monday 9 30 a AH. Peters Funeral Home, 32000 Schoenherr at Masonic (13'? Mile), Warren and 10 LPIMAM St Sylvester Church. Visiting Saturday 6-9 pm and Sunday 12-4 and 6-9 m.

Rosary Sunday 6 pm. WANDA Age 79 of Caseville Long time Salesperson at Memorials to Children Hospital ot Michigan. Sears, Highland Park. Died Thursday. Surviving are her son Paul, daughters Delphine, Nancy and Janet; two brothers.

Ted and Cass Liwienski of Caseville. and her WHITc sister Sophie Siane Funeral Mass II a m. Monday at JOHN October 16, 1998 Beloved husband ot Sandra dear St. Roch Catholic Church, Caseville Friends may cell 3-9 0) (Jennifer and Laurence, grandfather pm. Sunday et the Champagne Funeral Chapel, 0f Jacob and Aiyssa visitation Saturday -9 Caseville.

and Sunday 1 until lam service a' the John N. santelu Son Funeral Home, 1139 Inkster Ro ibetw. MULDOON Ford Ra Cherry Hill). VIRGINIA T. October 15, 1998 Age 81.

Wife of (he lote John J. Loving mother ot Mary (Jack) Kilcher, WLUOTKA Patricia A. (Tim Harney) Muldoon, James M. (Marie), AOOLPH Beloved husband of Marie Loving father of SusanE end Daniel T. (Ann Mane! Dear sister ot Mary Debbie (Terry) Perrin, Darvt lAiiciat and Darwin Jane (Robert) Gordon, and Pauline Barch Beloved Special grandfather to 7 grandchildren grandmother of Timothy Christina Sean and Services Monday 11 30 AM from Stanley Turowski A Son MeghannE Muldoon and Patrick Harney Visitation Funeral Home, 25509 Warren Rd Dearborn Hgts to St Saturday 3-8 and Sunday 1-8 Rosary Sunday Linus Church at 12 00 Visitation Saturday 6-9 i 12-9, 2 30 at Wm.

Sullivan A Son Funeral Home, 705 11 Mile (4 blks. E. ol Woodward! Royal Oak. In state nur-Monday until time of Mass 10 a at Shrine of TUUHVi the Little Flower, Royal Oak. Memorials suggested to ROBERT Age 57 Dear husband otKathryn Father of Leader Dogs for the Blind.

Bobby, Holli and Susan. Brother of Brian and Mark Dear son of Robert Young and the late Nona Private AAIIDD Burial services held Friday at Oakland Hills Memorial muKKHT Gardens Arrangements by Care Memorial Society, IAN (JOHN SMITH) Age 58 of Alamo. CA formerly of 810-412-1944 Dearborn Hts. Died 10,13 98 Beloved husband of Beverly Blouse Murray. Dearest father of Leah TiuirDuiinuiciri Muhleman and Scott Murray.

ZWIERNIKOWSKI LEONARD October 15. 1998 age 86 Beloved husband of Dluy the late Mary. Dear father of Lorraine 'Gene! rlnn Sentowski, Barbara (Jack) Aftanas, Richard (He'eni, ALICE Age 89. October 15, 1998 Volunteer of St. John Joyce (Michaen and Jemula Loving grandtather ot 16, Hospital for 17 years Employed by Children's Hospital great grandfather ot 22 Brother of Edmund Funeral for liyeari Beloved wife of fhe late John Pmn.

Mother Monday in state 9 am St Richards Church, 35851 of the late Arnold and Barbara Loving sister of Edith Cherry Hill, Westland with 10 a Mass Visitation Nowak Sister-in-law of Placida Testa Dear friend of Saturday 6-9p Sunday l-9p atthe Ziomek Funeral Thomas Kennedy. Grendmother ot Barbara Sleeman Home 8809 Wayne Rd at Jov Rd Livcma Rosary and the late David Pinn Survived by greet grandchild- Sunday 7 m. Interment St Hedwig Cemetery ren Ashley end Adem and several nieces and nephews. Funeral service Monday 9 30 am from the Verheyden Funeral Home 16300 Mack Ave Grosse Pte and 10 am Classifications 20-55 are now listed at St Clare Catholic Church visitation Saturday 1-9 and In the Classified section of the paper. Sunday 1-9.

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