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2B DETROIT FREE PRESS MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1991 Death notices STAIID OUTD orivia buriiside RUEHLE Death Notices Today's Alphabetical Listing NORMAN P. age of Livonia. Died June 1991. Beloved husband of Isabel. Dear father of Norman (Diane).

Loving grandfather of three. Funeral service 10 a m. Wednesday at the Vermtu-len Memorial Trust 100 Funeral Home 980 N. Newburgn west-land I bet Ford-Cherry Hill) Visi ARENT ANNA Age 88 June 15, mi. Beloved wife of the late Konstan-tv.

Dearest mother of Edward (Phyllis), and Mary (Chris) Seward. Loving grandmother of seven grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Funeral services Wednesday morning at the Jar-zembowsk Funeral Heme, 18957 W. Warren at Artesian, to St. Cunegunda Church.

Interment St. Hedwlg Cemetery. Member of PLAV Post 875 Ladies Auxiliary. tation Tuesday 1-8 p.m. Heard, Irene Humble, Thomas L.

Jacobs, Wilma Kirk, Rose G. Koeppen, Erna Kogut, Constantine S. Laforte, William M. Lancaster, Margaret Macek, Veronica M. Mahlmeister, George Marchand, Frances H.

McDanold, Orville E. Mientkiewski, Mary Morrison, Jessie P. ONeit. William J. Paul, Norma A.

Arent, Anna Berry, Dorothy F. Bethell, Virginia B. Bidigare, Frank J. Brock, Ida May Cantell, George J. Chauvin, Gordon S.

Csechosky, Theodosia M. Czajkowski, Anna Czarnowski, Anthony J. Deens, Donald R. Duncan, Ruth J. Fink, George Finks, Everett Paul Gogola, Robert F.

Rapoport Helen Rennie, Louis John Rhoades, Betty Jane Richardson, William D. Robinson, Lenore Roth, Ben Rotmayer, Gabriela Ruehle, Norman P. Runkle, Shirley C. Schuette, Russell S. Stec, John S.

Stoup, Robert Davis Sweeney, David C. Uzansky, Ben Zawodny, Antoinette C. Ziegenfelder, Stella C. RUNKLE SHIRLEY C. Beloved wife of the late Robert.

Dearest mother of Mrs. Luis (Diane) Hernandez, Mrs. William (Christine) Cassel-man and the late Dr. Janice Runkle. also survived by two grandchildren, Mary (Molly) and Kristina Casselman.

Funeral mass Wednesday 10 a.m. at Perpetua Catholic Church, 134 Airport Waterford (meet at church), visitation Monday 6-9 p.m. and Tuesday 1-5, 7-9 p.m. at (he Dearborn Chapel of the Howe-Peterson Funeral Home, 2254 Michigan Ave. Former employee of National Bank of Detroit.

WHO: Dorma Burnside, 16, who will be a junior at Kettering High School in Detroit in the fall. PARENTS: Harriette and Oscar Burn-side of Detroit. ACTIVITIES: Dorma, a former cheerleader, is on the student council and in the National Honor Society. She has competed in science fairs and won several awards for her academic achievements. This year she is taking classes at Wayne County Community College to earn credits.

vCUUM TO FAME: "Being in high school and college at the same time. It calls for a lot of homework but it's worth BERRY DOROTHY F. Age 73. Beloved mother of Judy Schaetfer and Joy Parsons. Seven Abraham grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.

Funeral Wednesday 11:45 a.m. Kaul Funeral Home 27890 Gratiot, Roseville. Visitation Tuesday 3-9 p.m. BETHELL VIRGINIA B. Beloved wife of the late George; mother of Roger and Mrs.

Mark (Pamela) Davey, and the late Dwayne; survived by four grandchildren and two sisters. Services D.m. Tuesday at the KOEPPEN ERNA Age 05. June 16. Beloved DEENS DONALD R.

June 16, 1991 of Bradenton, formerly of Lin food restaurant. They demand a lot of labor, and you don't get paid enough." 10 Years From Now I'll Bt "in college, working on a doctorate." FAVORITE HANGOUT: "Downtown Detroit. I like to look at the sights. Go to museums, ethnic festivals and the library." HOBBIES: "Reading, swimming, exercising." I Like A Friend Who Is: "a good listener and able to give me advice." LlKES: "Hamburgers, water, foreign cars, people who know what they want with a mind of their own, big houses." DISLIKES: "People who are real materialistic, when the media tries to make people look bad, Chrysler cars, snakes." Self-Description: Tm a beautiful, intellectual individual capable of handling anything that comes my way." A.M. Paters Funeral Home, 20705 SCHUETTE RUSSELL S.

Beloved husband of the late Esther. Brother of the late Lydia Bertschinger, Harry and Pearl. Uncle of Walter Bertschinger. Also two grand nieces and two grand nephews. Funeral 11 a.m.

Tuesday at the A.H. Peters Funeral Home 20705 Mack Ave. at-Vernier Grosse Pte. Woods, Visitation 2-10 p.m. Monday.

Em twite or tne iaie van. ue-arest mother of Carol, Carl (Maxlne) and the late Betty E. Amy. Five grandchildren Mack Ave. at Vernier Grosse Poinle Woods.

MIENTKIEWSKI MARY June 15. wife of the late Stefan. Dear mother of Sophie, Joseph (Rose) and Veronica. Grandmother of Joseph. Sister of Veronica Surhlgh (Frank) and the late Carl Dobrzyckl (Louise).

Funeral Wednesday 9 a.m. from Leo J. Miller Funeral Home 9222 Jos. Campau. St.

Florlan Church 9:30. Interment Mt. Olivet. Scrl-pture service Tuesday 7 p.m. coln Park.

Beloved son of Gertrude, also survived by several cousins. Funeral from the R.C. Aleks 4 Son Funeral Heme 1324 Southfield, Lincoln Park, Wednesday 10 a.m. Employed at Conrall Railroad, Detroit and and three great grandchildren. Visitation Monday 5-9, Tuesday 12-9 at the Roseville Chapel Bueh-ler Funeral Home 26429 Gratiot, (2 blks.

S. of II Mile). In state Wednesday, 12 to 1 time of service at Our Saviour Lutheran Church, Elmdale and Dickerson, Detroit. ployed at Detroit oann ana irust Philadelphia for 40 years. or over yean.

FINK O'NEIL WILLIAM J. Of Novl, June 14, BIDIGARE FRANK J). June IS. Age 78. Beloved husband of the late Mel-va A.

Dear father of Frederick, Ted and Thomas. Nine grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Brother of Edwin, Leo, James, John, Robert and Shirley Pallacn. Visitation at Verheyden Funeral Heme 16300 Mack at Outer Dr. Sunday 3-9 and Monday 2-4 and 6-9.

Funeral Mass at St. Gertrude Church, 38839 Jefferson, St. Clair Shores. Tuesday at 10. GEORGE Beloved father of Dan LaFORTE STEC JOHN S.

June 16, 1991. Beloved husband of Mary Ann; loving father ot Mrs. Robert (Patricia) Guaidoni, and Robert (Barbara); leaves six grandchildrfen. one. iel (Ann) Finn and Judith (Marvin) Zahler.

Brother of Lot wi. Beiovea nusoana or nancy. Dear father of Peggy Barduca, Tom (Pat), Nancy (Don) Bolter- tie (Martin) Brusseloss. Grandfather of Derek, Anthony, Geoffrey and Joshua. Graveside services today 1 p.m.

Beth Moses Cemetery. Arrangements by Dorfman reat-grandchiid; brotner ot Man- stein ana Laura, uranarainer ot -y and Julia, services weansoay When I Go On A Date I Like To Go: "To the show." Biggest Fantasy: "To be weii off and able to help others in need. I'll do that by working hard and going to college." Words Of Wisdom: "The road is often tough, but you keep your head up and go for the goal because the sky is the limit." NOMINATED BY: Willie Mae Hampton, honors counselor at Wayne County Community College. WILLIAM M. June 14.

Dear brother of Christine Brandt, Bertha Scussel and Russell LaForte. Also survived by many nieces and nephews. Visitation Monday 1-9 at the Wuiek-Calcaterra Funeral Home, Inc. 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Pkwy (16 Mile). In state Tues.

from 9:30 a.m. till time of Mass, St. Bonaventure t5, great grandfather ot one. Brother of fiettv O'Nell of Union 30 a.m. from Tne a ewsai ru runerai virtciion, m.uu.

Rosary Monday 7:30 p.m. Memorials to the Capuchin Soup Kitch Lake. Funeral services Tuesday afternoon 1 p.m. at the O'Brien neral Home ,19111 W. Warren tost.

Peter and Paul Church at 10 a.m. Interment St. Hedwig Ceme tery. Rosary Tuesday 7:30 p.m. en appreciated.

GOAL "I hope to either be a psychiatrist or a pediatrician. To do that I need to maintain my self-discipline, always try to do the best I can do." College Plans: "i hope to go to the University of Hawaii because I like warm weather and because it's a good school." Dream Job: "To host a local tv program for kids." tnapeiiea t. sumvan runerai UMm A JH rz.rnt uar Mnu FINKS EVERETT PAUL Beloved husband of Marv; dearest father of Monastery, 1740 Mt. Elliott. Visitation Sunday 6-9 and BROCK Monday 2-4 and 6-9.

Contributions Paul Nelson Mrs. James STOUP ROBERT DAVIS June 15. 86 yrs. may De maoe to tne al llou IDA MAY June 16, 1991. Wife of the late Frank M.

Dear mother of Frank M. Jr. of Lathrup Village and Willis A. of Niles. also 15 (jsneij van ae wyngearae and Larrv dear steo-father of uenngs uisease t-ounoaTionj.

LANCASTER MARGARET, June 13, of Spruce, formerly of River Rouge. Beloved wife of Donald dearest moth Beloved husband ot tne late ioi- PAUL grand and seven great grand children. Sister of Ruth Ehlen seldt and the late Weslev Kino er of Peggy Lipscomb of Wood- NORM. A. Of Pontlac.

formerly of Clarkston and Brandon Twp. leen B. Dear father of John W. (Starlyn) and the late Colleen B. Funeral Tuesday, 10 a m.

at the Sawyer-Fuller Funeral Home 2125 12 Mile Rd. (2 blks. of Woodward). Visitation Monday 5-1 p.m. Entombment Woodlawn Cemetery.

Charles P. Welch; dear grandfather of nine grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren; dear brother of Kathyrn Hampton, Glen, Joseph, Earl, Yvonne Green and the late Jeannette. Resting at The Clynt Funeral Heme 22322 Gratiot East Detroit, Tuesday from 2-9 p.m. For further Family will receive friends at the Vasu, Rodgers A Connell Chapel June 16, fti. Age 65.

Loving mother, mother-in-law, grand- naven, I nomas ot Livonia, uon-aid Jr. of Crofton, Timothy of Rochester Hills and Gregory of Westland; beloved sister ot Amelia Martin of Somerset, Grace Smith of Flat Rock, Robert Shom- et a. j. uesmena sons, Jn n. Woodward (betw.

13-14 Mi. Rds motner ot: Larry (tiainef. Amanda Paul of Scottsville. Michioan, NIGHTMARE JOB: "Working at a fast- TRADEMARK: "My brown eyes." By Carol Teegardin information piease can iw. sky of Fla.

and Raymond snom-skv of Southaate: also survivina Tuesday 2-9 p.m. Prayer service 7:30 p.m. Funeral service and burial Friday in Niles, Mi. Memorials suggested to Hospice of Delores (Henry), Christin Rogers of FloridaPuertorlco and Beth Lipscomb of Auburn Hills. Dar-lene (Randv).

Brian Taulbee of SWEENEY david c. June 15 Beloved son of are 13 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren; one grand GOGOLA South Lyon, Rosemary (Al), Jen- aouTneasiern micnigan or rrovi-dence Hospital Foundation. niter, Kacnaei rates or rontiac, son, Brian t-ancasier, preoe-ceased her. Visitation Gillies Fu Ricnara (Micneiei, Meven, Matthew Paul of Farminaton Hills. neral Heme, Lincoln, Sunday 2-9 p.m.

Prayer service Sunday 7:30 ROBERT F. June 16. Beloved husband of Julie. Dearest father of Gary. Brother of Charlotte Zydowici and Delphine Ternullo.

Visitation Monday 6-9 p.m., Tuesday 1-9 D.m. Funeral Wednesday CANTELL Mary Jane (Sweeney) Sherwood. Dear brother of Barbara Moore and John. Memorial service Mass Tuesday 11 a.m. from the L.J.

Griffin Funeral Heme 7707 Mid-dlebelt (at Ann Arbor Trail). Donations to John XXIII Hospice co Fr. Russell Kohler, 1050 Por GEORGE J. 69. June 14.

Dear father of Michael Catherine David (Linda), Michael, Amber, Brandon Paul of Pontlac, John Paul of Waterford; aunt ot Larry and Clifford Hemming. Funeral services will be held 12 noon p.m. at tne tunerai nome. runerai Mass Monday 11 a.m. St.

Catherine Catholic Church, Ossineke. from the Wuiek-Calcaterra Fu Gaw and Elizabeth Richards Grandfather of seven. Brother of ter Detroit, mi tut. Tuesday, June IS, 1991 from The Marv White and Sv a Da son neral name inc. jowu xnoennerr at Metro Parkway (16 Ml.) to St.

Anastasia Church (time later). MACEK sparKS-crittin runrai nome Pontiac Interment Oak Hill Cem interment Resurrection Visitation Tuesday 3-9 and Wednesday 12-9. Services Thursday 1 p.m. at the John N. Santelo Son Funeral Home, 1139 Inkster VERONICA M.

Beloved wife of Stephen Macek. Dear mother of Stephen (Chris) Macek and the late Sandra Louise Bauah. Sister Father resolves to keep searching for autistic son etery in Novi. Family will receive friends at the funeral home on Tuesday from 10:30 a.m. until HEARD Rd.

(betw. Ford Rd Cherry Hill) of Marie Oldanf, Angelo and IRENE June 16. Survived by time ot service. several grandchildren. Dear UZANSKY BEN Beloved husbnd of the late Sarah; dear father of Morton (Doreen) and Dr.

Gerald (Fran) Uzansky; grandfather of Marcl (Alexander) Benson, Mark and Victor Uzansky. Services 2 o'clock Monday afternoon al The Ira Kaufman Chapel Interment Clover Hill Park Cemetery. CHAUVIN fr end of Mr. and Mrs. A Scheer.

RAPOPORT HELEN Survived bv nieces, neon nenry apezta. vjranamoiner ot six; great grandmother of five. Resident of Reading, Ohio. Died June 15, 1991. age 60.

Mass of Christian Burial at Ss. Peter and Dan Llnderman. Service Wednesday 1 p.m. at McCabe ews and cousins. Services were GORDON S.

Beloved husband of Iva (nee Zobl); dear father of Mrs. John (Jane) Murphy, Gerald (Barbara) and Marvin (Shirley); 16 grandchildren and 10 great Funeral Home 31950 w. 12 Farminaton Hills. Visitation Paul Church. Read na.

Wednes held Sunday. Arrangements by day June 19, 9:30 a.m, Relatives neprew Memorial mapei RAND RAPIDS Gordon Page Sr. said Sunday he won't give up the search for his autistic son, who ran from a group home three Tuesday? p.m. ana mentis may can at ine schm dt-Dhonau Funeral Home, RENNIE granacniiaren; oroiner ot iwi. Loretta Buhl man and Cecil.

Fu ZAWODNY ANTOINETTE C. June 16. Be 6633 Readino Reading, Tues' HUMBLE neral Tuesday 10 a.m. at the A.H. aay rrom o-o p.m.

ramify requests THOMAS June id, Peters Funeral Home, 32000 LOUIS JOHN, June 14, 1991, age 74. Husband of the late Irene; father of Lorry (Peggy), Elaine (Tom) Zunich, Darlene (Corey) Fla. Formerly Palmetto, memorials oe maae to any cnn dren's charity. Schoenherr at Masonic I law Mi. loved mother of Mrs.

Joseph (Marcellne) Galuszka and Larrv (Judy). Leaves eight grandchildren, three great grandchildren. Funeral services Wednesday 10 warren. 10:30 a.m. St.

Mar tin DePorres Catholic Church bock ana uaii (kick; inipauii; brother ot Helen Martin, Elizabeth Forves and the late Edward: MAHLMEISTER GEORGE, aae 13. Beloved hus Bioomfieid Hills, Mich. Husband ot Eleanor Damm Humble. Brother-in-law of Grace Dunsheath of Palmetto. Also survived by several nieces and nephews.

Retired manufacturers representative a.m. from the Salewski Funeral Rosary 7 p.m. Monday. Retired District Manager 38 Years for Prudential Insurance Co. Visita stand trial on two counts of breaking and entering.

The Department of Corrections permitted him to commute only from home to work at a downtown fast-food restaurant. Police said that during a work break June 3, Spice rode his motorcycle to a nearby strip mall and burglarized a laundry and a hair salon. He was stopped for a traffic violation by police, who found more than $900 in wadded-up bills on him and the tether on his ankle. Home, 19111 w. Warren.

In state Tuesday 2 p.m. band of Ethel; dear father of George Jr. (Hilda), Jim, Joan also eight grandchildren. In state Sunday 5-9 p.m. and Monday noon-9 o.m.

Funeral service Tues tion Sunday and Monday 1-9 p.m. with Bemb-Humbie of Troy. Chapel service at White Chapel Me day 9 a.m. at the Faulmann A (rniiup) ireton ana Koger tun da); also survived by 11 grand children and ten areat-orand ZIEGENFELDER morial Cemetery, Wednesday, waisn eoiaen Ruie Funeral CSECHOSKY THEODOSIA M. June 15, 1991 June 19, 10 a.m.

Memorial trib Home, 32814 utica Freser, interment, Kesurrection. Beloved wife of the late John utes may be made to the Palmetto Presbyterian Church, 1115 10th children. Funeral 9:30 Tuesday morning at the R.G. ft G.R. Harris Funeral Home, 15451 Farmington Livonia.

Visitation Sunday 6-9 p.m. and Monday noon-9 p.m. Family would appreciate donations to the Michigan Cancer RHOADES BETTY JANE June 15. Aoe 62 rangements by (he Wm. R.

Hamil- dear sister of the late Agnes Kaszuba, Stanley Pasek and Walter Lehman; dear aunt of Joseph and Stanley Kaszuba and Theresa Tan co. et Birmingham, om-ouw STELLA June 15, 1991. Dear mother of Bernard (Ann) Morgu-lec; sister of Stanley Serockl; also survived by two grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday II a.m. from the D.S.

Temrowskl Funeral Home, 30009 Hoover Rd. at Common (I2V4 Mile). To St. Martin DePorres Church at 11:30. Visitation Sunday 5-9, Monday 1-9 p.m.

Wife ot Aries. Mother of Arlene (Michael) Paooas and Mark and rounaation. KuszynsKi; great-aunt ot Kay-mono, Thomas and David Kaszuba; areat-oreat aunt of Chris JACOBS Alan Rhoades. Sister of Jeanne Nickens and Barbara Gray WILMA Beloved wife of the late Grandmother of Jason and John MARCHAND FRANCES H. (nee Benskey) Be- loved wife of the late Ro Fred.

Dear mother ot Barbara (Red) Austin. Dear grandmother Visitation Mondav 2-9 D.m. at topher Kaszuba, Jamie and Amanda Kaszuba. Services at Wm. Sullivan Son Funeral Home 1459 Hall (3 blks.

E. of weeks ago. "He's never been a problem," Page said, choking back tears. "We just want to get him back." Gordon Page 28, smashed a window and bolted from a Cascade Township group home in Kent County on May 26. His father has spent $10,000 on fliers, posters and photographs that have been distributed throughout the area.

Reports have come in on -1 someone resembling the young man sleeping on a picnic table at KRiverside Park and bathing in a fountain. Gordon Jr. has reddish-brown hair and blue eyes and is 6 feet 3. He weighs about 165 pounds. Anyone with information may call 616-774-3113 anytime.

he Funera Home East Jet of Vlckl Hollenbeck, Alan, Lynn ferson at Beaconstieid. Services Tuesday. For time call 822-2548, Cemeteries, Monuments CITY Tland (Jack). Loving sister of Virginia Kaminsky, and Irene (Jacob) Przedwo-lewskf. Also survived by many nieces and nephews.

Funeral ser Ferrebee, Lisa and vaiarie Three great grandchildren. Visitation Tuesday 1-4 and 6-9 p.m. Services Wednesday 1 Van Dyke) Utica, Wednesday 9:30 a.m. and St. Lawrence Church 10:00 a.m.

Visitation Monday 3-9 RICHARDSON p.m. ana luesaay Charles R. Step Funeral Home WILLIAM D. (Age 86). Dear fa vices Tuesday II a.m.

from the MT. OLIVET 7 graves, section 425 Beechda Rd. (bet. 6-7 iner ot neiena iuovbi arrwn, Mini. Interment Mt.

Haiel Ceme 11, tMWea. 626-1621. CZAJKOWSKI William (Carolyn), Robert (Marl- Lesney on Funeral nomOi 13201 W. Warren, Dearborn. Inter ment Wood mere Cemetery.

Rosa tery. Contributions to Michigan ANNA. June 15. age 70. Beloved leef ana t-ranK.

aiso iu grana children and five great grand ROSELAND Park 6 lots, S500 eiKS iviaior rroiecT, r.u. do ivu, p.m. Saturday in about 35 feet of water. The body of his grandmother, Carol Fink of Grand Rapids, was recovered Friday. Fink, 50, had taken Ryan and his 3-year-old brother, Jason, on a paddleboat ride June 10.

A neighbor spotted the boat drifting on the lake with Jason still in it. The younger boy could not tell authorities what happened to his brother and grandmother. Spewing volcano may give state beautiful sunsets EAST LANSING The huge volcanic eruptions in the Philippines could mean striking sunsets for Michigan. "With that much dust in the stratosphere, you're going to be seeing some really red sunsets," said Tom Vogel, a Michigan State University geology professor, on Friday. "They could be spectacular in the next couple of weeks." Experts said a climatic change is improbable.

Man with electronic tether accused of burglaries GRAND RAPIDS A man wearing an electronic tether is accused of burglarizing two businesses, police said Friday. Donald Alexander Spice, 21, went to prison for a series of 1989 break-ins. Spice on Friday was ordered to rv Monday 7:30 p.m. In state Allen Park Ml 48101 appreciated each or best, ra im Monaay i-y p.m. children.

Brother ot Harold and Margaret. Retired printer of King-Smith Co. He loved and KIRK wife of Anthony; dear mother of Betty (George) Kuhar and Richard (Sally) Czalkowski; sister of John and Edward Macleko and Tlllle Michalec; sister-in-law of Lucille Czalkowski; also survived by four grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Funeral McDANOLD ORVILLE E. (Mac).

Beloved hus boarded horses for many yean, Services were private. FUNERAL 1 band ot Helen; dear tamer ot James (Cindy). Michael (Pat), Mrs. Philip (Ellen) Case ties, and ROBINSON nviE I wiiev jumtj ij, itti, Age 86. Retired Wayne County employee; beloved wife of the late Howard; dear mother ot James H.

(Mary); dear sister of Margaret Marv Toaoweiler; sister-in-law of DIRECTORS i uesaay a.m. rrom ine jwnn Skuonv Funeral Homo. 11405 Co- LENORE Beloved wife of the late Samuel Robinson. Dear mother of the late Gary; brother of Carl; also survived by seven grandchildren; cousin of Ted Retan. Memorial Caring for your Dene Robinson and June (Aian) nam, Hemtramck, to Our Lady Queen of Apostles Church at 9:30 Birnbaum.

Grandmother of Na Edna Nigro (nee Kirk); three step grandchildren and five step-great grandchildren. Survived by many needs. service Wednesday 7 p.m. at the Dearborn Chapel of the Howe- a.m. Kosary wonoay p.m.

than, Carly, and Lauren. Also survived bv dear friend, Barbara interment, mi. uiivei. STATE nieces ana nepnewi. visiiai.on Peterson Funeral Home 22546 Kux.

services Monaay Mondav 2-9 D.m. Rosarv 7:30 D.m morning at Clover Hill Park cem at Harry J. Will Trust 100 Funeral Micmgan Ave. fast cout Leaoer in Dearborn and active In Kiwan-Is and Kev Club In Dearborn. CZARNOWSKI etery.

Arrangments by the Ira Home 37W 6 Mile, Livonia of Newburah) Mass Tuesday 10 ANTHONY J. June 15, 1991. Be Raurman inapei xv-wi Funeral Directors loved husband of Cora; dearest a.m. at St. Prise 1 1 la Church, 19120 Memorial contributions may be made to Kiwanis International (Key Club) or Boy Scouts of Persian Gulf veteran faces child-fondling charges DETROIT A member of the Army Reserves who recently returned from the Persian Gulf was charged Sunday with fondling an 1 1-year-old girl, the daughter of his former girlfriend.

Darryl Smith, 33, was charged with three counts of second-degree criminal sexual conduct in incidents in January. Smith's attorney, William Hunter, told 36th District Magistrate Richard Halloran that "once the dust settles and all the facts are out, this matter will be settled favorably to my client." Smith was released on $15,000 personal bond pending a June 26 preliminary examination. ROTH PurllngbrooR, Livonia IN, ot I Mile. W. of Middle belt).

Inter ment Wlxom Cemetery. America. father ot Robert and Roger. Funeral 1 p.m. Tuesday at TtM Taylor Chapel tf The Howe-Peterson Funeral Home 9800 5 Telearaoh.

Masonic service Mon BEN Of Mallorca, Spain, formerly of Detroit. Beloved husband of Nuri Roth. Dear father of France-sca (Tom) Knoppe. Brother of Frieda (Jack) Drapkfn, Leonard MORRISON KOGUT day I p.m. under the auspices of Ihist JESSIE P.

June 15, 1991. age 95, formerly of Birmingham. Wife of the late William. Dear mother of i ne uiivt orancn, riw m. CONSTANTINE M.D.

Beloved husband ot Helen. Dear father of (lem, ana Aioert taenie; Kotn, Arrangements by the Ira Kauf Michael, Paul (Barbara). Mrs. wiinam (Margaret), Elaine vin man Chapel 569 0020. DUNCAN Mary T.

(Thomas) Equels and the late John and Sandra. Dear broth cent, Frances (Mrs. Richard) Broxton and the late Richard, also Body of 5-year-old boy found in Pickerel Lake BITELY The body of a 5-year-old Grand Rapids boy was found Saturday afternoon in Pickerel Lake, five days after he and his grandmother were reported missing, the Newaygo County Sheriff's Department said. A state police diver found the body of Ryan Ross about 12:30 RUTH J. June 16, 1991.

Age 15. ROTMAYER 13 grand and 17 great grandchild er of Wanda Grimm and Helen uear wire ot tne iate a.w uuncan Dear sister of Mrs. Constance ren. Friends mav visit Wednes Goranowski, also survived oy eight granaennaren. r-unerai Tuesday 9:15 a.m.

Lambert-Ver- Family owned funeral homes caring for their neighbors. GABRIELA June 13. Born In Warsaw, Poland. 1927. Survivor of Nail Concentration Camp.

Wife of the late Alexander. Sister ot Jeriy Markiewicz and aunt of Laura day 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the Vasu, Rodgers A Connell Chapel of A. J. Desmond A Sons, 4375 N.

Woodward (betw. 13-14 Mi. Funeral service Thursday 11 a.m. at Kirk in the Hills. 1340 W.

Long Lake Bioomfieid Hills. Burial meulen Trust 100 Funeral Home 46401 Ann Arbor Plymouth 3'j Ml. W. of 1-275) to St. Thomas Watwood.

Dear aunt of Barbara C. Grice. Dear step mother of Jane Adler. Services Tuesday 7:30 Wm. Sullivan 4 Son Funeral erne 705 W.

11 Mile (4 blks. E. of Woodward), Royal Oak. Visitation Tuesday 2-5 p.m. and p.m.

Memorials suggested to the Markiewicz, both of Buenos Aires, Argentina. Former em a Becket Latnoiic murcn, 10 a.m. Rosary Monday 7:30. ployee of Polish Daily News. Burial took place at Forest Lawn Pine Lake Cemetery.

Memorials interment noiy sepuicnre. visna' to t- resoyterian village. Lernetery. tion tvtonaay nnuitipie sclerosis society. Funeral director held political office for decades Mitch Wants To Discuss Last Night's Game Over Coffee.

research on economic development' in emerging countries, died Saturday at his home in Barbados. The cause of death was not given. A professor emeritus of political economy at Princeton University, he published a book, "The Theory of Economic Growth," in 1954 that is regarded as the seminal study in the field. In 1963, he was knighted by Queen Elizabeth. Vladimir Petrov, 84, a Soviet spy whose 1954 defection led to high-level espionage investigations in Australia, died Friday in Melbourne, Australia.

Herbert O. Reid 75, a prominent civil rights lawyer and a longtime adviser to former Washington Mayor Marion Barry died of prostate cancer Friday in Washington. Mr. Reid, who served on the faculty of Howard University School of Law for 41 years, taught many of today's black leaders, including Virginia Governor L. Douglas Wilder and current Washington Mayor Sharon Pratt Dixon.

John H. Greene, 45, the chief operating officer and executive vice president of Outward Bound U.S.A., died of a heart attack on Thursday in Loch Eil, Scotland, while hiking on a mountain with a group of magazine publishers. Outward Bound is a nonprofit organization that uses challenging physical activities including rock-climbing, sailing and rafting to promote self-confidence and Associated Press Raymond VanderLaan, a political figure in Ottawa County for 40 years, died Friday after open heart surgery. He was 74. Mr.

VanderLaan, of Hudsonville, had had the quadruple-bypass at But-terworth Hospital in Grand Rapids, where he died. He was elected in January to his third term as chairman of the county Board of Commissioners. Mr. VanderLaan, a funeral director, was elected Hudsonville village president in 1951. He served until 1957 when the town became a city and he became the Hudsonville representative on the County Board of Supervisors, which later was named the Board of Commissioners.

He served until his death. "He enjoyed politics as a sideline," said his son, Fred VanderLaan. "He talked to us about it and he was always informing us about what was going on." Mr. VanderLaan also is survived by his wife, Jeanne; son, Philip; daughter, Barbara Klunder; a sister, and five grandchildren. Services will held at 11 a.m.

today at Hillcrest Christian Reformed Church in Hudsonville. Burial will be in Georgetown Cemetery in Hudsonville. ERWIN KERNER, a retired building contractor, died Thursday of pneumonia at Nightingale North Nursing Home in Sterling Heights. He was 81. Mr.

Kerner of Shelby Township owned Kerner Construction, which succeeded H. Kerner Son, found- ed by Mr. Kerner's father in 1900. The Utica native was an Army veteran of World War II, winning three Bronze Stars. He was a charter member of the Utica Lions.

He is survived by his wife, Louise; daughters Denise Pitzen and Gerilyn Kerner; a brother, four grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. today at Trinity Lutheran Church, 45160 Van Dyke, Utica, preceded by a 10 a.m. visitation at the church. Burial will be in Utica Cemetery.

Patricia Holbrook, a Bioomfieid Hills mother and homemaker, died Wednesday of a blood clot in the brain at Munson Medical Center in Traverse City. She was 66. Mrs. Holbrook, born Patricia Haley in Toledo, Ohio, was a 1947 graduate of the University of Michigan. She was a member of the Farm and Garden Club of Birmingham and North Congregational Church of Southfield.

Mrs. Holbrook is survived by her husband, Robert; sons David, Michael and Jeffrey; mother, Esther Malko; a sister, and a granddaughter. A memorial service will be at 4 p.m. Saturday at Wm. R.

Hamilton Bell Chapel, 820 E. Maple," Birmingham. DEATHS ELSEWHERE W. Arthur Lewis, 76, who won a Nobel Prize in 1979 for pioneering For just $2.50 a week, Mitch Albom will come by and share his thoughts over breakfast. He likes his coffee black.

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