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The Arizona Republic is not responsible for returning unsolicited photos. Deadline to place your notice through The Arizona Republic is 12 noon Monday Saturday for next day's publication, and 12 noon Saturday for Monday's publication. Obituaries submitted to the Republic may be published or distributed in print, electronic or other forms. Find the cemetery lots in the Classified Section, category 6025. ANDERSON, Arnold Wallace KILLEEN, Walter J.

ARNOLD, Vesta May LAWSON, Ernest Elim ASHLEY, Lucille P. LAZZARA, Italo BACA, Susie A. LEACH, Michael BAER, Henry A. LIPSCOMB, Janet K. BANK-LOZAR, Arlene LONG, Betty Jane BARNEY, Robert LOVING, Helen Herold BARRAGON, Joseph L.

MAGUIRE, Edward Lawrence BERARDI, Dominick MAYO, Robert Wendall BLEDSO, Cecil C. McCORMICK, Michael Antho BOBECK, Orville F. McCULLOUGH, Deloma BORODIANSKY, Amelia Mary McDOWELL, Tracy Lynn BOYTS, Letha Aileen McMASTER, Grace Evelyn BRUCE, Denise K. MIDTSKOG, Betty J. BUNKER, Mary Christina MIRANDA, Gabriel Elias Turner MIRANDA, Gabriel German CADE, James Edwin Avila CARRION, Bonnie Jane MITCHELL, Janet Lindsay CASEY, Shirley A.

MONZINGO, Mitchel Andrew CERVANTES, Pola S. MOORE, William CHAPMAN, Eugene Henry MURRY, Victor C. COIDARRENS, Lena V. NEFF, William E. COLLIER, Naoma Elizabeth NICOL, Laro James CONARD, Wilma Jean NILES, Don A.

COOK, Terry Edwin O'DONNELL, Patrick Joseph COOLEY, James E. PECK, George H. COOLEY, Jeffrey Fred PHEE, Laverne CUNNINGHAM, Sally C. RHOADES, David G. DAUGHERTY, Shirley J.

ROEDL, Marshall R. DAWLEY, Christine ROMERO, Danielle Denise DRUGE, Josette ROMERO, Richard Samuel DUVAL, James A. ROSS, William Thompson ELY, Dorothy Laveen RUFFING, Mary A. FELTS, Deaninne Marie SANCHEZ, Eugenio FERBEND, June L. SCHULTZ, Daniel Michael FERNANDEZ, Juan H.

SELL, Rosalie 0. FOGUS, Cathy L. SERIO, Marie FOLZ, Elsie Vallon SHERINIAN, Marlys Elaine FORD, Gene J. SHIVELY, Milford W. FORDEMWALT, Zenia SKINNER, Ruth V.

FREDENBURG, Carol SNELL, Willie Mae FULLER, Richard Hill SPEER, Sharon 1 Allee GLASSON, Zona STAGGS, Reva A. GOODWIN, Doris Olga STALZER, Frederickthomas GOSSETT, Alberta C. STEINER, Earl F. GRASSLEY, Minnie Alice STELZEL, Hailey Elizabeth HAMMOND, Frances A. STEVES, Loraine A.

HANSEN, Chris A. STEWART, Earl D. HARGIS, Pleamond STINGLE, Robert E. HARRISON, Hermon T. STOKES, Vernon Abner Sr.

HEBDA, Helen A. SUTTON, James Bishop Jr. HILEMAN, James Michael THORNTON, Ann Cammack HILL, Ernie Herbert TOMES, Mary Joan HOOVER, Elmer VALENTINO, Laurie H. HOPELAND, Peter J. VIDEAN, James Morgan HOUNSHELL, David WALKER, Sue HUMBERT, Marie N.

WASHBURN, Elva Katheen IRION, Charles Jonathan WASHBURN, Jackie JOHNSON, Benjamin Bryce WILLIAMS, Lawrence M. Jr. JOHNSON, Helen WILLIE Maud Scaggs JOHNSON, Sandy WILSON, James Edward JONES, Lauren Antonia YOUNG, Vickie Renee KALAN, Betty V. ZETYE, Walter Carl KAU, Wilma Maxihne ZINDER, Beth Sheva KELLEY, Margaret ZINK, Susan Margaret KENNY, Veronica D. Arnold Wallace "Wally" Anderson, passed away peacefully, surrounded by his devoted and loving family, at his East Mesa home on January 8, 2006.

He was 91. Wally was the second of five children born to Emmanuel and Martha Anderson and was raised on a farm near Garrison, N. D. Wally had fond had fond memories his childhood on the farm but ear- Dignity ly on he realized that farming was not in his dreams. His parents did what they could but because of the demands on the family farm, Wally was not able to finish high school.

Because of this he held a tremendous respect for education and a zest for knowledge, study, and challenges. He never stopped learning and was always interested in new ideas and new business opportunities. Wally loved his family, his many friends, his country, Arizona, traveling, most of all his beloved wife, Agnes. He and Agnes enjoyed traveling together and visited all 50 states and countries including Mexico, Central America, Brazil, and Canada. They also enjoyed several cruises.

In 1980 they moved "full time" from their native North Dakota to Mesa, where they had an active retirement with good friends and family. In fact, much of the family evenfollowed them to Arizona. Wally's interest in travel began earwhen at age 15 he and his brother Lloyd hopped a freight train and headed from North Dakota to Washington state to "make their fortune" picking apples. Unfortunately the apple business was not as "fruitful" as they, had hoped and in a few weeks the boys returned to N.D. With the Depression of the 1930s there were no jobs available so tion Corps (CCC) and was sent to ArWally joined the Civilian 1 Conservakansas.

He sent his wages home to his mother to assist with family expenses and his siblings education. While serving with the CCC Wally studied, worked hard, and was promoted to assistant camp boss. He served 4 years in the CCC and saw much of the West during that time as well. In 1937, he returned to ND where he met and married Ruth Calkins. They operated several businesses including a grocery store, hardware store, and lumberyard while raising their 2 sons.

Wally later entered the investment business, invested in land and build many apartments and condos in Bismarck, ND. Long hours, good business skills, and on going education contributed to the success of his business endeavors. Wally was so proud of the fact that his sons and all seven of his grandchildren finished college as well as advanced degrees. Wally was preceded in death by his brothers, Henry and LLoyd Anderson and Ruth Anderson. Wally will be greatly missed by his beloved wife, Agnes; his sons, Terry Wallace Anderson, Bismarck, ND, and Richard D.

Anderson (Trisha) of Scottsdale; seven grandchildren, Ellen (Bill) Hajek, Arlington Heights, IL, Gregory Wallace Anderson, St. Paul, MN, David L. Anderson, Scottsdale, Stephanie Anderson, St. Paul, Kelly (Brad) Reifsteck, Golden Valley, Steven (Katie) Anderson, Broomfield, Jill J. Anderson, OBITUARIES Bank-Lozar, age 59, of Mesa, passed away January, 2, 2006.

will be SaturJanuary 14, 2006 at 11:00 a.m. at College Theological School 708 S. Linden, Tempe, AZ. In of flowers donations can to Cook College, 708 S. Linden Joseph L.

Barragon, 78, beloved husband, father, grandfather, uncle, cousin and brother-in-law left us on January 6, 2006. Our dad was born in Globe, AZ and was a wellknownand ed teacher and coach. He was a proud Army veteran and served in Korea. He ob tained both his Bachelor Bachelor Holy Cross Cemetery. Flowers are welcome, or you may contribute, in memory, to the American Joe's, Association, 2929 South 48th Tempe, AZ 85282.

Dominick Berardi, 94, of Tempe, died Friday, January 6, 2006. He was born in Jersey City, New Jersey, July 23, 1911. He served in World War II in the U.S. Army, and while Caserta, stationednet his future wife, Helen. After his discharge from the Army in 1947, Dominick returned to New York, where he completed training in men's garment design.

He and Helen moved to Reno, VETERAN Nevada, 1951 and started Berardi's Custom Tailoring, which he owned and operated until 1980, when he and Helen retired to Tempe. He is survived by his children, Corinne Clifton of Bandon, Oregon, Cory Craft of Tempe, Elda Villano of San Mateo, California, and Anthony Berardi of North Bergen, New Jersey, son-in-law Raymond Craft and grandchildren Brian and Christie, brothers Pasqualino, Tolmino and Vittorio of New Jersey, sisters Rosina and Antonietta of Italy and numerous other family members. Visitation is scheduled for Wed. Jan. 11th from 6:00 8:00 p.m.

at Tempe Mortuary, 405 E. Southern Avenue. A Funeral Mass will be celebrated at 9:30 a.m. Thurs. Jan.

12th at Holy Spirit Catholic Church 1800 E. Libra in Tempe, with entombment to follow at Queen of Heaven Cemetery in Mesa, Arizona. Donations may be made to: The Diabetes Assc. 8125 N. Suite 222, Americans Phx.

AZ 85021 or to the charity of your choice. Cecil C. Bledso, was born December 22, 1912 to Charles and Ella Bledsoe in VanAlstyne, Texas. At the time of his death, January 7, 2006 he was Dignity married to Madeline (Knockel) Bledsoe. In 1934 he and his first of 65 years, Hudson Bledsoe) moved to Arizona from Oklahoma and found employment picking cotton.

He also drove heavy farm equipment. It was at this time that he became a Christian and shortly thereafter received the call to preach the gospel of Christ. He became a faithful member and Ordained Bishop of the Church of God and pastored churches in Arizona California. He did anything he could to make a living for his family farm worker, fire sprinkler fitter (Lowhether it was a fry cook, peddler, cal Union 669) and eventually in management. In all of his endeavors he was a hard worker and great husband and father, grand-father, uncle and friend.

He is preceded in death faithful wife (Velma Hudson Bledsoe), his father Charles Bledsoe his mother Ella Bledsoe. By his brother Charles Bledsoe, and his sisters Thelma Nadeau and Lenora Rhodes. Survivors include his wife Madeline Knockel Bledsoe, his two sons Robert and James Bledsoe and his daughter Dorothy Brooks. His brother James F. Bledsoe.

His four step Theodore. Allen, five Darby, granddaugh- Susan ters, nine great grandchildren and by one great, granddaughter. By one great step-child and by two great, great step children and a host of nieces, nephews and friends. them all and was tailor them. Visitation will be held Thur.

Jan. 12th at 10am. Services to follow at 11am at Greenwood Serenity Chapel, 719 N. 27th Ave. Orville F.

Bobek, Born: March 31, 1924 in Chicago, Illinois Died: January 9, 2006 in Scottsdale, Arizona. Orville F. Bobek 81, passed away peacefully at his home in Scotts- and Masters Degrees in Education at ASU. He was a Fulbright scholar and a Golden Gloves boxer. He touched and influenced the lives of many students during his career in Globe and Douglas, West and Central High Schools in Phoenix.

He was a dedicated Spanish teacher and an inspirational basketball and swimming coach. For many summers, he worked for the City of Phoenix Aquatics Department, where scores of children learned to swim under his guidance, including his grandchildren. He was a giving, kind and thoughtful person who was always available in times of need. His family was the most important thing in his life and he especially loved his grandchildren. We will miss his love, sense of humor, support, friendship, the funny stories he told of his childhood, and his insistence for proper grammar.

He was preceded in death by his first wife Doreen Torres, whom he married in 1952 and his brother David. He is survived by his wife Marjorie, his daughters Cindi (Joe) Meza, Anna (Robert) Alonzo and son Rene, step-children, Mike (Karen) Winsor, Debbie Winsor and Rhoda (Perry) Mason and ten grandchildren; Joey, Luciano, Nick, John, Kyle, Ian, Kristen, Tommy, Austin and Trenton. Visitation will be held from 5:00 7:00 P.M. with a Rosary at 7:00 P.M. on Thursday, January 12, 2006 at Whitney Murphy Funeral Home, 4800 E.

Indian School Road, Phoenix. Funeral Mass will be 10:00 A.M. Friday, January 13, 2006 at St. Gregory's Catholic Church, 3424 N. 18th Phoenix.

Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. Flowers are dale, AZ in the early hours Monday, January 9, 2006. Orv served honorably in WWII as a United States Marine. He married Elizabeth Ann (Beth) Spencer on 15, 1946; and built their first home in Hinsdale, IL, their second home in Crystal Lake, IL, and their third home in Scottsdale, AZ. Orv was a builder; and he built many houses, apartment buildings, commercial buildings and even a bowling alley during his long and fruitful lifetime.

Orv raised his family in Crystal Lake, while he worked as a carpenter and builder for almost 30 years. In 1986 Orv and Beth moved to Scottsdale, Arizona where he but continued to work on building projects in Arizona, California, Pennsylvania, Nevada and Texas. Orv Bobek lived his life for his JANUARY 2006 B7 Arlene AZ. Services day, Cook Chapel, lieu made Tempe, family, his, joy was spending time with his family and friends, working on construction projects, and traveling the world with Beth. Those who knew Orv, loved him for his fun-spirited, loving nature; and he will be missed by so many.

But the Very Bobek "VB" spirit of love and joy will continue to live in all of us. Orv's survivors include: his wife of nearly 60 years, Elizabeth Bobek; his six children: Linda (and David) Nelson, Cheryl (and Robert) Porter, Orville J. (and Susan) Bobek, Patti (and Keith) Templeton, Scott Bobek, and Beth (and Brad) Thorp; his 15 grandchildren; and his 7 greatgrandchildren. Orv was preceded in death by his father Joseph Bobek, his mother Josephine (Bobek) Klimes, his step-father Frank Klimes and his brother Kenneth Bobek. The following Memorial events will take place on Tuesday, January 17th: Memorial Mass: Blessed Sacrament Church 11300 North 64th Street Scottsdale, AZ 85254, (480) 948- 8370, 11:00 AM Burial: National Memorial Cemetery of Arizona, 23029 North Cave Creek Road, Phoenix, AZ 85024 (480) 513-3600, 1:00 PM.

Donations in memory Orville Bobek may be made, on a fully tax deductible basis, through: Mitchell Thorp Fund We Care Ministries, Inc. 1489 West Warm Springs Road, Suite 110, Henderson, NV 89014, (702) 966- 8260 FAX: (702) 946-6767, of your donation will go to the benefit of the Mitchell Thorp Fund, without administrative costs. Amelia Mary Borodiansky, 73, of Chandler, passed away on' January 9, 2006. Visitation will be from 6-8 PM, Thursday, January 12th at Green Dignity Acres Mortuary, 401 N. service will be 12 Noon, Friday, JanuHayden a Scottsdale.

Cryptside ary 13th at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Letha Aileen Boyts, 89, Casa Grande, Arizona, passed away January 4, 2006. Visitation 11-Noon, Wednesday, Simes Casa Grande Chapel. Graveside Services p.m., Wednesday, Mt. View Cemetery, Casa Grande.

Simes Mortuaries Casa Grande, Arizona. Denise K. Bruce, 36, of Phoenix, died on January 5, 2006. Denise is survived by her parents, er, Justin; sister, La DonRodger and Juanda; broth- na Houk; brother-in-law, Chuck Houk; niece and nephew, Shawnee and Cale Houk; aunts and uncles; cousins and extended family. May you always walk in the sunshine.

Visitation will be held from 5- 8PM, Friday, January 13, 2006, Hansen Desert Hills Chapel, 6500 E. Bell Scottsdale. A graveside service will be held at 10AM, Saturday, January 14, 2006, Hansen Desert Hills Memorial Park, 6500 E. Bell Scottsdale. Mary Christina Turner Bunker, beloved wife, mother, sister, grandmother and friend, age away 75, on of January Mesa, 8, passed 2006.

diga Mary survived breast cancer and fought a long and courageous battle against rhuematoid arthritis and repeated of pnuemonia. In spite of suffering from this terrible disease all her adult life, her sense of humor remained in tact right to the end of her life. Mary is survived by husband, Robert Bunker; son, Steven Nelson; daughters, Robyn King and Mary Kay Brewer; sisters, Lillian Dinsfriend, Betty Jemison, Lorena Strang, Sharon Fenton, along with many grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Mary was preceded in death tacky, son, Michael; brothers, Marion, Theodore, and Charles. Mary was a lifetime member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints where she held various callings throughout her life, and gave countless serviceespecially while Robert was a Bishop.

Mary a talented artist, singer and served as a hospital volunteer. She was an inspiration all who knew her. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made le on Mary Bunker's behalf to the Arthritis Foundation, 777 E. Missouri Phoenix, AZ 85014. Local arrangements were handled by Mtn.

View Mortuary Chapel, 7900 E. Main St, Mesa, AZ. James Edwin Cade, 72, of Phoenix died January 8, 2006. Born April 27, 1933 in Waterloo, lowa. Jim was a Korean War veteran.

Survived by his wife Verla, sons, Michael (Renee), Jeffrey (Jan), daughters, Heidi (Dan), Lisa (Alan), and four grandchildren, Leah, Delanie, Davis and Hunter. A memorial service will be held Thursday, January 12 at 2:00 p.m. at North Minister Presbyterian Church, 13001 North 35th Avenue. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Hospice of the Valley. Shirley A.

Casey, 66, of Arizona City, passed away on January 6, 2006, A Memorial Mass will be held on Thursday, January 12, 2006 at St. Helen Cross Catholic Church at 11:00 a.m. Warren Funeral Services Cole Maud The Gardens Chapel. Pola S. Cervantes, 79, of El Mirage, passed away on 7, 2006., Visitation Friday January 13, 2006 from pm at Best Funeral Services, 9380 W.

Peoria Peoria. Service, Saturday January 14, 2006 am at Santa Teresita Catholic Church, 14016 N. Verbena El Mirage. Eugene Henry Chapman, 89, of Sun City, passed away on January 7, 2006., No Services planned. Best Funeral Services, Peoria.

Lena V. Coidarrens, 87, went to be with the Lord on Jan. 1, 2006. Born Jan. 6, 1918.

She worked for many years in the medical offices of Dr. Richard Creasman. Lena was a devout Catholic and was one of the original members of the church choir at Immacualte Heart of Mary Catholic Church. She led an exemplary life and touched everyone that she met with her kindness. She loved animals, especially her dog Lena will be remembered for her will and determination, as well as her devotion to her family.

Lena is survived by nieces and nephews: Frank Losada, (Cecelia), Dolores Rodriguez (Albert), Tony Losada (Rachel), Tito Hualde, Mike Hualde (Mary), and Carlos Hualde (Laura), as well as numerous grand and great nieces nephews and countless friends. A will be held on Friday, Jan. 13, 2006 from 4-5pm at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, 909 Washington. A Funeral Mass will follow at 5pm at the church. "Via Con Dios, Naoma Elizabeth Collier, b.

01-21-27, Arkansas; d. 12-03-05; longtime Phoenician, last off Apache Junction, AZ. Pre-deceased by here husband, Dee Collier, her parents, Charles Vilcie Jones, her sister Inez Smith, her brothers Wm. Wayne Jones. Survived by her beloved sister Vera Reddell, her brothers Charles, Bruce Floyd Jones, her sisters Vivian Harper Eva Cropper.

Loving mother to daughters Feather Nancy and sons Sam Keith; 10 grandchildren; 3 great-grandchildren. foster mother, U-Haul employee, bowling champ coach, expert awardwinning seamstress, billiards champ, Red Cross driver, volunteer at A.J. Library and Senior Center, driver for A.J. citizens and recipient of Arizona's Harry Holland and many other community service awards. Instead of flowers, donations preferyour local fire or police library, senior center or abuse prevention, 2006, agency.

Memorial Advantage service Colonial Chapel 4141 N. 18 Ave, Phx. She will be greatly missed by many. Wilma Jean Conard, 71 of Grimes, lo- wa, passed away January 8, 2006. No services.

Apache Junction Mortuary. Terry Edwin Cook He fought like a gladiator but this arena proved too small. At the age of 57, he quietly passed on from his home in Glendale to his new residence at the side of the Lord. It was the only quiet thing he'd ever done. The earth stood still on January 4, 1949, when this boy came kicking and screaming into the world, and it stopped again, to catch its breath, on January 7, as he left it.

Proceeded by his mother and father, Lois and Kermit Cook, and by his treasured grandmother, Mary Lacy, as he leaves, the universe gets, smaller. Of many successes, one he cherished most was his marriage of 31 years to Freda Alice. He stole her heart when she was 15 years-old, and never returned it. Like the doves, they mated for life. He's survived by his faithful dogs and his loving, ornery children, Jason, Kelly and Jayme, who learned honesty and integrity from his herit-.

age and wisdom. This fortress of a man never closed his door to a friend or stranger in need. A grizzly bear in size but a teddy bear at heart gifted athlete, sports lover and little league coach. Though fun-loving and often outlandish, his strong hands reflected his earnest dedication and hard work. He mentored many young men in his field, taking them under his mighty wings, sharing with them his knowledge.

When he smiled, stars lit the skies of his eyes and as he strummed his guitar, he'd pull magic from thin air. And he was one damn good-looking man, even if he did say so himself. He battled many demons in this world but armed with a sword of dignity and the shield of God, he emerged victorious. We will miss your John Wayne swagger, cowboy gentleman, sweet warrior, poet, and the soulsugared sound of your song. you'll make music with the angels.

Pioneer of our hearts, architect of our spirits. There will never be another. Flowers may be sent to HeritFuneral Chapel or memorial donations made to Hospice of the Valley 1510 Flower St. Phoenix, AZ 85014. Visitation: January 11 from 5- 8 p.m.

at Heritage Funeral Chapel 6830 W. Thunderbird Rd. Peoria, AZ 85381. Service: January 12 at 11 a.m. at Cathedral of the Valley 16635 N.

51st Ave. James E. Cooley was born on November 9, 1937 in Holbrook, AZ to Estell and Foree. He left to be with his Father in Heaven on January 8, 2006 with his loving family at his side. Before retirement he was coowner of Cohaco Building Specialtys with partner and long time friend Hahn.

After retirement retirement he pursued a career in land development. He Dignity was an avid outdoorsman loving hunting and fishing with his brothers and many good friends in Colorado and Arizona. He is surby his loving wife of 50 years Bonnie, he and was very beautiful, children Kathryn McKinney and James Jr. He was preceded in death by his brothers Ben Cooley and Dulane Lavers. His surviving brothers Grady (Loretta), Ed (Virginia), Bill (Sheryl) of AZ and his sister Elaine Lightbourne of Oregon will miss him greatly.

He had many nieces and nephews and great nieces and nephews. Two sisters in law LeRyne Kishbaugh and Judy brother in law Randy Kilmartin, all of whom loved him and looked up to him. Jim, a gentle giant, touched the lives of everyone he knew and came in contact with. There will be a great void in their lives without him. was truly one of the good people in this world, and will be missed by all.

A visitation for all family and friends will be held on Friday, January 13, 2006 from 8:00 PM with a Rosary at 7:00 PM at Chapel of the Chimes Mortuary 7924 N. 59th Glendale. A funeral mass will be celebrated at 10:00 AM on Saturday, January 14, 2006 at St. Thomas Aquinas 13720 N. Thomas Avondale.

Interment to follow at Holy Cross Cemetery. In lieu of flowers contributions can be made to the American Cancer Society P.O. Box 22718, Oklahoma City, OK 73123- Jeffrey Fred Cooley, 49, of Mesa, Az, passed away January 6, 2006. No services. A Caring Touch handled arrangements.

Sally C. Cunningham, 68, Gilbert, Arizona, passed away on January 9, Gate of Heaven Cemetery in 2006. Services to be, held at The Vallhala, New York. Wyman Cremation Burial Chapel Mesa, Arizona. Shirley J.

Daugherty, age 78, passed away on January 1, 2006 in Phoenix, Arizona. Memorial Graveside services for Mrs. Daugherty will be held on Friday January 13, 2006. at the Phoenix Memorial Gardens Cemetery, 200 W. Beardsley Phoenix, Arizona.

Mrs. Daugherty is survived by her three children Alice Ciampi, she is preceded in her husKaren Gossman and Gallatin, dealinda, band and one son David. Memorials can be sent in care of the Gospel for Asia, 1800 Golden Trail Carrollton, TX, 75010. Phoenix Memorial Park and Mortuary in charge of arrangements. Christine Dawley, 86, of Prescott Valley, passed away on January 8, 2006.

Services will be at Green Acres Chapel of Light, 401 N. Hayden Rd. Dignity Scottsdale, Friday, January 13th at 3:30 PM with visitation one hour prior. Josette Druge, 48, of Chandler, Az, passed away January 8, 2006. Visitation January 12, 2006, Faith Church of the Valley, 2125 E.

Chandler Blvd services following at 7pm. Valley of the Sun. James A. Duval, 72, of Scottsdale, AZ passed away on January 9, 2006. Jim was born on December 14, 1933 and grew up in Glens Falls, NY.

After atMESSINGER tending the University of Maine and military service, he married and became the father of three children. He had a distinguished career in pharmaceutical sales and after retiring to Arizona, he volunteered at the pharmacy of Mayo Clinic Hospital. Besides phartimes maceuticals, he was an avid photographer, an amateur chef, and the greatest father one could have. He is survived his wife, Margaret; daughter, Amy; sons, Tom and Paul and three grandchildren. Services will be held on Friday, January 13th at 3:00 P.M.

at Christ the Lord Lutheran Church, 9205 E. Cave Creek Carefree, AZ. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the American Diabetes Association. Dorothy Laveen Ely, 90, of Peoria, AZ, passed away on January 8, 2006. Services will be held at a later date.

National Cremation Scoiety handled the arangements. Memorial contributions may go to the American Cancer Society Box 22718 Oklahoma City, OK 73123-1718. Scottsdale; 6 great grandchildren, Andrew and Caroline Deven, Justin, and Jaden Sawyer Wallace Anderson; two sisters, Margaret Glanville and Lilas Dangerfield of Mesa; stepchildren, Jane (Jerry) Curtis and Ray (Julie) Hendrickson of Clear Lake, Nieces, Nephews, loving friends, and other extended family members. Visitation will be held at Melcher's Mortuaries Mission Chapel, 6625 East Main Mesa between 6 PM-8 PM on Thursday, Jan. 12.

Funeral Service be held at the Melcher Mission Chapel above on Friday, Jan. 13 at 11 AM. Wally's family expresses a heartfelt "Thank You" to Banner Hospice and donations may be made to Banner Hospice at 1325 N. Fiesta Suite 1, Gilbert, AZ 85233. Vesta May Arnold, 93, of Mesa, Arizona, passed away on 1-9-2006.

Private Family Services. Arrangements handled by Allen Funeral Home 480- 833-1716. Lucille P. Ashley, 91, of Sun City, AZ, passed December 30, 2005. Rosary with visitation services from at 3pm.

2-3 on Phoenix Wed Memorial Mortuary, 200 W. Beardsley Rd. al Help Catholic Church 5614 W. Orangewood Ave. Glendale.

Interment to follow at Glendale Memorial Park Cemetery 7844 N. 61st Ave. Henry A. Baer, 39, of Prescott, Arizona, passed away Saturday January 7, 2006. Visitation Wednesday January 11, 2006 from P.M.

at Heritage HERITAGE Memory Mortuary, 131 Grove Ave, Prescott, AZ. Graveside Service Friday January 13, 2006, 1:30 P.M. at Mountain View Cemetery, 1051 Willow Creek Road, Prescott, AZ. Arrangements entrusted to Heritage Memory Mortuary. Susie A.

Baca, 56, of Glendale, AZ, went to be with the Lord, January 9, 2006. Visitation will be Thursday, January 12, 2006 from 6-8 P.M. at Dignity Chapel of the Chimes Mortuary 7924 N. 59th Ave. Funeral Mass will be Friday, January 13, 2006 at 10:30 A.M.

at Our Lady of Perpetu- Robert "Bob" Barney, USN (ret), 65, of Apache Junction, passed away on January 5, 2006. He was born in Eau Claire, Wisconsin on August 2, 1940 to Casper and Nona Barney. He joined the Navy as soon as he was able, and married the girl of his dreams, Linda in Yuma, Arizona on June 5, 1965. Between active duty and the reserves he spent 22 years in the service of his country, retiring with the rank Chief. He spent 26 years running biomedical technology projects for Banner Health here in Phoenix.

He is survived by his wife Linda, mother Nona, brother Steven, daughter Kathy, son David, son-inlaw John, daughter-in-law Sharon, grandson Joshua and granddaughter Megan. A Celebration of Life will be held at Bob and Linda's home in Apache Junction from 1:00 p.m. until whenever on Saturday, January 14th. In lieu of flowers, please send donations in Bob's name to Hospice of the Valley, 1510 E. Flower Phoenix, AZ 85014.

Papa, we know where you are now, the fish are always biting and the Packers always win! We will love you always and miss you. Arrangements entrusted to A Wise Choice Cremation Funeral Services. 480-626-6363 Deaninne Marie Felts, passed from this world to be with our Lord on December 28, 2005 after a lengthy illness. She was surrounded by her family at her home in Parker, Colorado. Deaninne was born May 9, 1937 in Kansas City, Missouri to Florence and Leo Randall.

She moved to Phoenix, in of 45 1955. years, She Ralph married E. Felts her in 1956. They had three daughters and one son. She was a homemaker, cake decorator, and was known for the blankets she crafted.

She loved art, crafts, poetry and spending time with her family. She was proceeded in death by her husband, Ralph E. Felts; her mother, Florence M. Clemens-Tristano; her father, Leo T. Randall; her sister, Charlene A.

Gertz; and brother, Darrell E. Randall. She is survived by her sisters Karen Anderson of Green Valley, Arizona and Francina Hershberger of Scottsdale, Arizona; and children Kristina Marie Felts-Moore and husband, Jennifer Joe of Beasley Peculiar, and husband Missouri; Lynn Stephen of Mesa, Arizona; Judie Lee Canfield and husband Tony of Parker, Colorado; and Joseph Edwin Felts and wife Sandi Mathein of Phoenix, Arizona. 12 grandchildren and great-grandchildren. The family will hold a graveside service at the National Memorial Cemetery in Phoenix, Arizona at 2:00 p.m.

Friday, January 13, 2006. Deaninne wished for her family and friends to hold a celebration of her life. The memorial celebration will be held at The Monastery Restaurant located at 4810 E. McKellips Rd; Mesa, Arizona beginning at 1:00 on Saturday, January 14, 2006. In lieu of flowers donations can be sent to Hospice of your choice.

Arrangements by Ponderosa Valley Funeral Services. Today's Obituaries are continued on page 10. Bonnie Jane Carrion Bonnie Jane Carrion (nee Mumme, also Shelton), 65, of Phoenix, AZ, died Saturday, January 7, 2006. She was born June 1, 1940 in Elgin, Illinois to Walter Mumme and J. Leone Mumme, lived in Elgin, graduated from Elgin High School, began her nursing career at Sherman Hospital.

Bonnie married Carlos Carrion, of Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1987. She was a nurse to her core, a mother to many and a friend to all who met her. Bonnie, not unlike her daughter Laurie, never met a stranger. While in the hospital, Bonnie helped as many people as she had help her. She did not understand her charisma, which of course, made her even more captivating.

Her continued strength, love and support her family were and will always be a constant inspiration. Survivors include her husband, Carlos A. Carrion, MD; her daughter Julie J. Schroth (Michael); one grandson, Ryan Joseph Parker; three step-children Daniel Carrion (Judy) and children Matthew and Caitlin; Patricia Ragsdale (Robert) and children Andrea and Alexander California; Alex Stark (Rick) and children Nicholas and Elina of Phoenix. She was preceded in death by her parents Walter and Leone Mumme of Elgin, IL; her brother David Mumme of Yardley, PA, and her daughter Laurie J.

Shelton-Parker of Phoenix. Our family will be forever grateful to the nurses, Dr. Daniel Caruso and staff at Maricopa Medical Center's Burn Unit; as well as Phoenix Rehabilitation Center. Funeral Services will be 4:00 P.M. Wednesday, January 11, 2006 at All Saints Episcopal Church, 6300 N.

Central Phoenix. Graveside services will be conducted in Elgin, IL at Bluff City Cemetery. Contributions, in Bonnie's name, may be made to the Burn Unit at Maricopa Medical Center, 2601 E. Roosevelt, Phoenix, AZ 85008..