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Des Moines Register GC OBITUARIES ALMANAC Saturday, September 28, 2002 Page 5B GO Utilities join call for tougher dog laws ASSOCIATED PRESS Davenport, la. Utility companies are joining the refrain for tougher dog laws in Davenport. "For our meter readers, the number one concern is dogs," said Bill Taylor of MidAmerican Energy Co. "In the past two years, one in four of our people who work out in the field has been attacked or bitten by a dog." Representatives from MidAmerican Energy and Iowa American Water Co. asked the city's public safety committee on Thursday to toughen the city's -control laws.

Proposed changes would increase licensing fees for vicious dogs, give greater discretion to authorities to declare a dog as vicious or withhold it from its owner if it is impounded, and change from one year to three years the amount of time an irresponsible owner could be barred from getting a dog license. At Iowa American, 42 percent of worker's compensation cases for employees who work outside the office can be attributed to dog attacks and bites, said Dave Hanson, a customer service supervisor. "Most are from dogs that we've had previous encounters with," Hanson said. Letter carriers who work in Davenport have been pushing aldermen to make the city's dogcontrol law more strict. Their demands have come in the wake of two recent attacks by pit bulldogs.

In 1 one instance, a letter carrier was bitten in the face, and in the other, the carrier almost had a finger severed. The council voted on Sept. 18 to increase fines for owners of dogs that bite and gave animal-control officers more latitude to impound unlicensed dogs that are found running at large. If the dog has not been involved in an attack or a bite, the owner must pay for a license and prove the animal has had all required vaccinations before it will be returned. Aldermen acknowledge that the changes aren't enough and say they want to see additional tightening of the law.

Dorm security could tighten LOCK, from Page 1B Maggie Van Oel, director of the of I's housing department. "If the rest of the year follows this early example, we'll probably start planning in more Students at both schools now carry keys or cards to get in the doors between midnight and 6 a.m., and security officers patrol the hallways. Dormitory doors at the three public universities close all day during some high-profile events, such as today's Cyclone football game against Nebraska, Homecoming weekend and ISU's Veishea student festival. Dormitories at the University of Northern Iowa close at 9 p.m. this fall, an hour earlier than last year.

The change has more to do with a cut in dormitory office hours than security, said Lyn Redington, associate director of campus housing. UNI officials have considered locking doors all day, but the need wasn't there, Redington said. "We try to do as much as we can based on what students are saying, and they don't believe that's necessary," she said. Not all doors would be locked all day at ISU, Bruns said. The plan targets mostly external doors, not ones that lead to common areas.

Northwestern to hold homecoming carnival THE REGISTER'S IOWA NEWS SERVICE Orange City, la. Northwestern College will host its homecoming carnival Oct. 5. The annual event will be on the campus green from 9:30 a.m. to noon.

Campus organizations will offer activities, and the Alumni Association will sell cinnamon rolls. Homecoming visitors also can attend the football game against Doane College at 1:30 p.m., tour the campus and enjoy a picnic lunch from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. The cost for the picnic is $5 for adults, $3 for children age 6 to 12, and free for children 5 and younger. IVOR ROGERS Des Moines Ivor Augustus Rogers, 72, of the 3600 block of Grand Avenue died of congestive heart failure Wednesday at home.

The body was cremated, and a memorial gathering will be held from 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday at the reception hall at 3660 Grand. Mr. Rogers was born in Pueblo, and had lived in Wisconsin and Chicago before moving to Des Moines in 1971. He had owned and operated The Game Shop and had co-founded the Science Fiction Research Association.

He also had founded the University of Wisconsin J.R.R. Tolkien Society. He is survived by his wife, Deborah; and two daughters, Ellen Rogers of Milton, and Beth Rogers of Minneapolis. Caldwell-Raddatz Funeral Home and Crematory is handling arrangements. LILLIAN EPSTEIN Des Moines Lillian F.

Epstein, 83, of the 300 block of Glenview Drive died of of of of of of of of complications of a stroke Friday at Kavanagh House on Grand in West Des Moines. Services will be at 10 a.m. Monday at Temple B'nai Jeshurun, of which she was a member. Burial will be at Jewish Glendale Cemetery. Mrs.

Epstein had lived in Des Moines all her life. She was a homemaker and enjoyed her dog and cooking. She is survived by her husband, Julius; a daughter, Jacqueline Stein of Las Vegas; three sons, Dennis of Phoenix, Randy of Pompano Beach, and David of Des Moines; a brother, Louis Woods of Des Moines; 13 grandchildren; and a great-grandchild. Memorial contributions may be made to her temple. Dunn's Funeral Home is handing arrangements.

IOWA DEATHS ALBATON Duane Hunter, 80. ALLISON Jeanetta Aukes, 87. ALTA Walter Mooney, 92. BELLE PLAINE Diane Has, 51. BELLEVUE Harry Hoerschelman, 88; Leona Haferbier, 81; Norbert Ernst, 74.

BLAIRSTOWN Renn Tiedemann, 76. AMES Helen Councilman, 93. BLAKESBURG Francis Dougherty, 61. BOONE Keaton Wirtz, 8 months. CARROLL Nancy Bohling, 46.

CEDAR FALLS Lawrence Lally, 96; Nettie Selle, 87; Lafayette Stout, 85; Henry Geerdes, 86. CENTER POINT Thomas Elias, 48. CHEROKEE Velma Robinson, 74. CLARION Irvin Odland, 85. CLARKSVILLE Shirley Alexander, 73; Casper Zwanziger, 94.

COUNCIL BLUFFS Michale Roseberry, 50; Alwin Schutt, 87. EAGLE GROVE Minnie Henry, 61; Marguerite Bromley, 85; Lloyd Laughery, 90; Geraldine Hansen, 92. EVANSDALE Mary Zobeck, 85. FARRAGUT Merle Brown 77. FORT DODGE Rose Hansel, 84.

GARDEN GROVE Ralph Barnhart, 77. GARWIN Mildred Kienzle, 78. GENEVA Dorothy Silver, 58. GEORGE John Bechler, 85. GLENWOOD Robert Stephens, 78.

GOWRIE Mary Nyght, 106. GRAND JUNCTION Merle Anderson, 74. GRINNELL Opal Swatosh, 76. HAMPTON Gary Carlsen, 52. HENDERSON Harold Hughes, 87.

JEFFERSON Ted Gibson, 74. KEYSTONE Sylvia Bullock, 87. LAMONI Dorothy Edwards, 79; Christy Christenson, 86. LATIMER Martha Meyer, 87. LEON Ruth Adair, 84.

LITTLE SIOUX Richard Johnston, 81. LOST NATION Filomena O'Neill, 87. MALVERN Earl Bass, 87; Leon Finchem, 71. MAQUOKETA Patricia McNabb, 65. MARENGO Ivor James, 99.

MARSHALLTOWN Helen Aldinger, 82. MASONVILLE Ernest Fuller, 67. NEMAHA Mildred Robinson, 79. NEW HAMPTON Edith Brummond, 81. NEWTON Laura McKee, 95; Sally Stephenson, 65.

NORWAY Shane Slycord Urell, 29. ONAWA Ida Fox, 88; Philip Olsen, 64; David Parks, 54. OSAGE Phyllis Schmidt, 68; Glen Hernan, 86. PERRY Dorothy Shaw, 89. PILOT MOUND Edward Laughlin, 69.

POSTVILLE Ella Whyte, 92. PROTIVIN Leona Havel, 100. RED OAK Hugh Porter, 81; Loring Laire, 83; Samuel Bolton, 80; Wayne Strait, 75; Ernestine Dodge, 69; Vern Smith, 62. SANBORN Jeanette Mastbergen, 85. SEARSBORO Nancy Sumpter, 59.

SHELDON Gertrude Oldenkamp, 89; Michael Klein, 48. SPRING GROVE Norman Vongroven, 75. STANTON Ruby Lewis, 77. STORM LAKE Robert Crawford, 80; Louise Thorson, 87. SUTHERLAND Larry Hersom, 64.

TABOR Lelah Clapper, 70. TAMA Beatrice McCollister, 90; Lola Kuhleman, 94. TOLEDO Marion Harrison, 93. TRAER George Addison, 97. VILLISCA Velma Knapp-Adams, 91; Carolyn Gage, 63.

VINTON Leola Krug, 89. WATERLOO John Thomas, 84. WAUKON Dorothy Hayes, 89. WAVERLY Esther Bauer, 86. WELLMAN Wesley Freel, 67.

WHEATLAND Jackson, 86. WHITING Archie Stubblefield, 88. WILLIAMSBURG Wanda Moser, 85. Why do so many people. preplan their funerals? Because it makes sense! Give your loved ones a lasting gift by taking the time to preplan your final arrangements.

Experience has shown us that when prearrangements have been made, it is so much easier on a family. For more information on the benefits of preplanning contact: Caldwell-Raddatz Funeral Home and Crematory 8201 Hickman Road Urbandale, IA 50322 (515) 276-0551 RICHARD YUNGCLAS Ames Richard Paul Yungclas, 61, of Ames died of a heart ailment Thursday at home. Services will be at 1 p.m. Monday at Stevens Memorial Chapel in Ames, with burial at Ames Municipal Cemetery. Mr.

Yungclas was born in Renwick and had lived in Ames 32 years. He had worked for the Boone and Scenic Valley Railroad and was a deputy sheriff with Eagle Grove and a lineman with the city of Ames before retiring. He was a master model railroader and a member of the Kate Shelley Bridge group, Boone and Scenic Valley Railroad and the National Model Railroad Association. He enjoyed history, movies and model railroading. He is survived by his wife, Margaret; three sons, Allen of Ames, Kevin of Boone and John of San Diego; a daughter, Julie Misenheimer of Cardiff, a brother, James Jr.

of Goldfield; a sister, Joanna Mericle of Worthington, seven grandchildren; and two greatgrandchildren. The family will receive friends an hour prior to the time of services Monday at the funeral chapel. Memorial contributions may be made to the National Model Railroad Association. EDWARD CRISPEN Leighton Edward Crispen, 86, of Leighton died of complications of Alzheimer's disease Thursday at Veterans Medical Center in Knoxville. Services will be at 1:30 p.m.

Sunday at Bates Funeral Chapel in Oskaloosa, with burial at Eureka Cemetery near Harvey. Mr. Crispen was born near Olivet and had lived in Leighton all his life. He was a retired warehouse worker with Pella Corp. and an Army veteran of World War II, when he received a Purple Heart.

He was a member of Veterans of Foreign Wars and enjoyed stock car races and tinkering with motors. He is survived by his wife, Aline; three daughters, Dorothy Swim of Olivet and Beverly Wahnke and Katherine Vande Wall, both of Oskaloosa; a son, John of Oskaloosa; a brother, Lloyd of Trenton, 11 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Friends may call after 10 a.m. today at the funeral chapel. Visitation will continue from 10 a.m.

until the time of the services Sunday at the funeral chapel. Memorial contributions may be made to Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders. OBITUARY POLICIES The Des Moines Register publishes obituaries, free of charge, for people who had lived in a 26- county area of central lowa at the time of their deaths or who had lived there within the past 20 years. A photo is published if available, but it needs to be no older than 10 years. Abbreviated obituaries are published under the "Former Residents" heading for people who moved out of central lowa more than 20 years ago.

Due to space limitations, an obituary cannot be published for anyone who never had lived in the 26-county region unless the person was widely known. The deadline for obituaries is 2 p.m. We strive to publish an obituary the morning after the information is received. If that is not possible because of limited space, the obituary will be published prior to the services. To include more information than we publish in obituaries, families can buy space as a "Paid Memorial Obituary" advertisement.

The length and wording of a "Paid Memorial Obituary" is left to the discretion of families. For information on the "Paid Memorial Obituary," call (515) 284-8477. To reach the newsroom obituary writer, call (515) 284-8066. of I faculty, staff to get excellence awards THE REGISTER'S IOWA NEWS SERVICE Iowa City, la. Awards for faculty and staff excellence will be presented Tuesday at the annual University of Iowa Convocation.

The convocation will be at 7:30 p.m. in Macbride Auditorium, followed by a reception in Iowa Hall at the of I Museum of Natural History. VINYL SIDING Average 1 story home (1,200 Sq. Ft.) $2,890 Completely Installed! Never Needs Painting Increases Home Value Lifetime Warranty Easy Terms Order Now! 1-800-397-1205 Qualified Credit visit Our Showroom 63rd Railroad 104 First WDM Since 1983 IOWA Lumber CONSTRUCTION "Often Imitated Never Duplicated" Des Moines MasterCard VISA 515-255-1200 www.iowalumber.com 2000 lowa Lumber Construction MOON Guy D. Moon, 79, of Chariton died of heart and kidney ailments Thursday at Lucas County Health Center there.

Services will be at 1:30 p.m. Monday at Fielding Funeral Home in Chariton, with burial at Humeston Cemetery in Mr. Moon was born in Cambria and had lived in Lucas and Wayne counties many years. He had lived in Chariton since 1958. He had been a truck driver with Standard Oil I Co.

in Lucas County and was a Navy veteran of World War and a member of American Legion, Lucas County Museum and the Senior Citizens Center. He had served on the Lucas County Health Center Board and was an avid lowa Hawkeyes fan. He enjoyed country music and dancing. He is survived by his wife, Beverly; two sons, Gordon of Ankeny and Norman of Chariton; a daughter, Cynthia Archer of Bella Vista, a sister, Jerry Bell of Denver, and eight grandchildren. The family will receive friends from 5 to 7 p.m.

Sunday at the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to the Lucas County Arts Council or First United Methodist Church in Chariton. GENE MORRIS McCallsburg Gene Ervin Morris, 81, of McCallsburg died of a heart ailment Thursday at home. The body was cremated, and memorial services will be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at McCallsburg Presbyterian Church, of which he was a member.

Burial of the cremains will be at a later date at Warren Township Cemetery in McCallsburg. Mr. Morris had lived in McCalisburg all his life. He was a farmer and had worked in the botany department at lowa State University before retiring. He had served on the cooperative board and been a township trustee and enjoyed restoring Allis Chalmers tractors and other farm machinery.

He is survived by his wife, Margaret; two sons, Darwin of McCallsburg and Alan of Zearing; a sister, Bonnie Malone of Cedar Rapids; seven grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Fredregill Funeral Home in Zearing is handling arrangements. PHYLLIS HICKLIN Oskaloosa Phyllis Hicklin, 71, of Oskaloosa died of a heart attack Wednesday at lowa Methodist Medical Center in Des Moines. Services will be at 10 a.m. Monday at Central United Methodist Church in Oskaloosa, of which she was a member.

Burial will be at Springfield Cemetery near Delta. Mrs. Hicklin was born near Sigourney and had lived in What Cheer and Pella before moving to Oskaloosa. She had worked for Pella Canning Co. in Pella before retiring and had served as chairwoman of the Pony Express in Marion County.

She is survived by her husband, Harry a daughter, Julie Followill of New Sharon; a sister, Verna Adams of Sigourney; and three grandchildren. Friends may call after 9 a.m. today at Bates Funeral Chapel in Oskaloosa. The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Sunday at the funeral chapel.

Memorial contributions may be made to Camp Sunnyside. DES MOINES DEATHS BELL Dwight 84, of the 3000 block of 50th Street died Wednesday at Hospice Kavanagh House in Des Moines. EPSTEIN Lillian 83, of the 300 block of Glenview Drive died Friday at Kavanagh House on Grand in West Des Moines. HICKLIN Phyllis, 71, of Oskaloosa died Wednesday at lowa Methodist Medical Center. PALMER Colleen, 65, of the 1200 block of Hartford Avenue died Thursday at Mercy Medical Center.

RICHARDSON Jack, 63, of Riverview Care Center died Thursday at Mercy Medical Center. ROGERS Ivor 72, of the 3600 block of Grand Avenue died Wednesday at home. WILSON Deloris 75, of Chariton died Wednesday at Mercy Medical Center. Paid Memorial Obituary 0 Thelma M. Smith Thelma M.

Smith, 87, of the 3400 block of 62nd Street, died of complications of a stroke Tuesday at USA Healthcare Center in Urbandale. Services will be at 11 a.m. Monday at Dunn's Funeral Home with burial at Masonic Cemetery. Mrs. Smith was born in Monroe and had lived in the Des Moines area for more than 60 years.

She was a teacher with the Des Moines and Urbandale school systems and gave private piano lessons in her home. Her memberships included First United Methodist Church, United Methodist Women, Acanthus Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star, Daughters of the Nile, Tri Tat Large, Kappa Kappa Iota-Delta Chapter, Critchetts Piano and Organ Club, Des Moines Women's Garden Club and the Retired School Personnel Association. She enjoyed playing the piano and organ. She is survived by a daughter, Suzi Henkel of Des Moines; two grandsons, Laine H. Henkel of Huntington Beach, CA; and Lance A.

Henkel of Arvada, CO; a great granddaughter, Olivia Rose Henkel of Arvada, CO; a niece, Jacqueline F. Robinson of Monroe and a nephew Douglas Hemphill of Knoxville, TN. She was preceded in death by her husband, Horace "Smitty" Smith, her daughter, Kimberly Kay Smith, her brother, G. Burton Zerley, and her sister, Iris L. Hemphill.

The family will receive friends an hour prior to the time of services Monday at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to her church or of Central Iowa. Hospice DANIEL RUETH Polk City Daniel O. Rueth, 65, of the 5200 block of Northwest 134th Avenue, Polk City, died Thursday at Iowa Methodist Medical Center of complications of heart surgery. The body was cremated, and memorial services will be at 2 p.m.

Sunday at Stevens Memorial Chapel in Ames. Burial of the cremains will be at a later date. Mr. Rueth was born in Petersburg, and had lived there as a youth. He had lived in lowa most of his life.

He was a farmer and had worked for the Ford garage in Story City and the lowa Department of Transportation in Ames before retiring. He was an Army veteran. He enjoyed car racing, collecting gas engines and attending auctions. He is survived by a daughter, Debbie Dunbar of Rochester, a brother, Douglas of Petersburg, and a grandchild. His companion was Karen Pack of Kelley.

The family will receive friends an hour prior to the time of services Sunday at the funeral chapel. MILDRED OUELLETTE Van Buren, Ark. Mildred C. Ouellette, 77, of Van Buren, died of a heart ailment there Wednesday. The body was cremated, and no services are planned.

Mrs. Ouellette was born in Waynes County, and had lived in Mobile, Minneapolis and Des Moines before moving to Van Buren three years ago. She was a retired waitress with Ryan's in Des Moines. She is survived by a daughter, Mildred M. McGee of Van Buren; five grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Larry. Ocker Funeral Home in Van Buren is handling arrangements. MARRIAGES These people have applied for marriage licenses, according to the Polk County Recorder's office: Craig Wittick, 29, and Mary Maddix, 39, both of Clive. Mohamed Ali, 25, and Lisa Merchant, 24, both of Des Moines. Joshua Bronsink, 28, of West Des Moines and Kelly Wacht, 26, of Des Moines.

Victor Castro, 22, and Cindia Gomez, 21, both of Des Moines. Robert Cooper, 46, and Sue Paschall, 42, both of Grimes. Terry Hankins, 37, and Monica Grinnell, 35, both of Des Moines. Jeffrey Hofferber, 30, and Christa Clark, 29, both of Urbandale. Fahrudin Jukic, 24, and Hadzira Alicic, 20, both of Des Moines.

Steven Johnson, 36, and Angela Pfleeger, 32, both of Bondurant. Aaron Jones, 24, of Urbandale and Wendy Goodrich, 24, of Des Moines. John James, 31, and Colleen Wehle, 27, both of New York, N.Y. Daniel Stewart, 32, and Christine Dillard, 29, both of Des Moines. Scott Clearwater, legal, and Pamela Noah, legal, both of Urbandale.

Larry Hawkins 34, and Alesha Patton, 34, both of Des Moines. Eric Hill, 36, and Christine Olmsted, 35, both of Watertown, Mass. Shawn Mullen 11, 22, and Alish Joynes, 19, both of Altoona. Shawn Pepel, legal, and Cynthia Cox, legal, both of Prairie City. Matthew Ramsey, 31, and Nina Dugalic, 22, both of Des Moines.

Matthew Roland, 24, and Shelli Swager, 24, both of Ankeny. William Trickey, 55, and Michelle Koeff, 38, both of Ankeny. Daniel Zimmerman, 26, and Jennifer Graham, 26, both of West Des Moines. DWIGHT BELL Des Moines Dwight Newell Bell, 84, of the 3000 block of 50th Street died of leukemia Wednesday at Hospice Kavanagh House in Des Moines. The body was cremated, and private services will be held at a later date.

Mr. Bell was born in Grand Junction and had lived in the Des Moines area most of his life. He had been an educator in the Adel and Greenfield areas and was a member of Wakonda Christian Church. He is survived by his wife, Betty; four sons, Clarke of New York City, Troy of Fort Lauderdale, Tim of Spencer and Tom of Mason City; a daughter, Cindy Peters of Humboldt; eight grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Memorial contributions may be made to his church's summer camp fund.

Caldwell-Raddatz Funeral Home and Crematory is handling arrangements. DES MOINES BIRTHS IOWA LUTHERAN HOSPITAL BRANCHCOMB Satin Delfrano and Jamie Branchcomb of Des Moines, a son, Wednesday. FULTON Megan and Todd of Ankeny, a daughter, Tuesday. GORDILLO Maria and Jamie of Des Moines, a son, Monday. JOHNS- Kelly Newsom and Jeff Johns of Des Moines, a daughter, Wednesday.

MELO-VAZQUEZ Laura Vazquez and Jose Melo of Des Moines, a daughter, Thursday. MURILLO Marlena Mireles and Ricardo Murillo of Des Moines, a daughter, Wednesday. NELSON Elizabeth and Ryan of Perry, a daughter, Wednesday. POWELL Angela Ewing and Thomas Powell of Des Moines, a daughter, Tuesday. RANDOLPH Christy and Eric of Des Moines, a daughter, Sunday.

STUMP Crystal Diehm and Darin Stump of Des Moines, a son, Tuesday. WILSON Angela Berger and Keith Wilson of Des Moines, a son, Wednesday. WOOD Lynn and Patrick of Des Moines, a son, Wednesday. ZUGG Angela and Addison of Des Moines, daughter Wednesday. IOWA METHODIST MEDICAL CENTER AKER Renee and Jason of Baxter, a daughter, Tuesday.

BARROW Lisa a and Joel of Ankeny, a son, Tuesday. CHRISTENSEN Karen and Todd of West Des Moines, a son, Monday. HADDEN Deborah and Clark of Ankeny, a son, Wednesday. GAULKE Pam and Dennis of Ankeny, a daughter, Tuesday. GAMEZ Evangelina Sanchez and Gerardo Gamez of Des Moines, a daughter, Wednesday.

McCOY Lisa Malone and Patrick McCoy of Des Moines, a daughter, Monday. MUHAMMAD Pashion and Joseph of Des Moines, a son, Sunday. NUTTER Daffnie and Dennis of Indianola, a daughter, Tuesday. MERCY MEDICAL CENTER DAWSON Mary and Robert of Pleasantville, a daughter, Thursday. DOUGHMAN Lacey Hershberger of West Des Moines and Brian Doughman of Des Moines, a son, Thursday.

EASLEY Leslie Lewis of Des Moines, a daughter, Thursday. KELLY -Jill and Jeremy of Des Moines, a son, Thursday. KIMUTAI Sarah Korir and Keny Kimutai of Des Moines, a son, Thursday. McLAUGHLIN Kathleen and Mark of Des Moines, a daughter, Thursday. MURRAY Jammina Strelecki Murray and Donald Murray of Des Moines, a son, Thursday.

NELSON Charity and Jason of Fontanelle, a daughter, Thursday. RICHARDSON Joan White of Des Moines, a son, Thursday. WEILAND Ashley and Brandon of Altoona, a son, Thursday. BROADLAWNS MEDICAL CENTER The hospital no longer releases information. Parents of babies born at Broadlawns can have the births listed here by sending a photocopy of their child's birth certificate to: Metro Desk, Des Moines Register, P.O.

Box 957, Des Moines, IA 50304-0957. FOR INFORMATION Questions about the birth listings should be directed to (515) 284-8066. ADVERTISEMENT DEATH NOTICES McLaren's Dignity, Chapel 19th Ashworth, WDM 225-7225 ILES FUNERAL HOMES Locally Owned Operated Dunn's 2121 Grand Ave. 244-2121 10 AM Monday at Lillian F. Epstein LAMILTON'S Temple B'Nai Jeshurun FUNERAL 6 AFTER LIFT SERVICES Thelma M.

Smith 11 AM Monday at Dunn's Family Greeting one hour prior to service Clara "Ruth" Smart No services planned Westover 6337 Hickman Rd. 276-4567 John Young 10 AM Saturday at St. Pius Catholic Church Chad L. Hendrix 11 AM Saturday at Westover Grandview Park 3211 Hubbell, 265-1652 Howard E. Nall 10 AM Saturday at Grandview Max C.

Harlan 1 PM Saturday at Grandview TONINI FUNERAL HOME Mary M. Doviddio Judy Co (deceased) Frank Colosimo-son-in-law Services 10:00 AM Monday at St. Ambrose Cathedral Visitation 2-9 PM Sunday with Rosary at 7:00 PM at the funeral home. Burial at Glendale Cemetery. www.hamiltonsfuneralhome.com Hamilton's on Lyon 605 Lyon St.

243-5221 Cesar Torres 9:00 AM Saturday at Visitation Catholic Church Mildred Sayers 11:00 AM Saturday at Hamilton's Steven Andreen 11:00 AM Saturday at St. Anne's Episcopal Church in Ankeny Kayleen A. Samuelson Memorial Services 2:00 PM Sunday at Indianola Heights Christian Church Coleen M. Palmer 1:00 PM Monday at Hamilton's Southtown 5400 SW 9th St. 285-3911 John AMT Wayne Bishop 11 Tuesday at Christ the King Catholic Church Hamilton's Near Highland Memory Gardens 121 NW 60th Ave.

289-2442 Tonini Funeral Home Donald K. Fillman 2135 SW 9th 1 PM Monday at Highland 515-282-7311.