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2B DEMOCRAT AND CHKPMCLK, ROCHESTER, N.V.. TUESDAY, JUNE 25, lb Waller, Edward Age 85 6 22 96 Survived by 2 sisters 6 grandchildren, 3 great g'anochiidrn. nieces, nephews and a hoM of friends Cait.ng hours Tuesoy 2 4 7 9 PM at fi Hall Funeral Home 712 West Mam St Funeral WEDNESDAY 12 noon at St Paul Holiness Churcn 63 Thomas St the Reverend Abraham Parker Officiating POLICE BLOTTER Mack, Louise A. Native of Rochester. ded at Mary Immaculate Hospital.

Newport News. A on June 24, Survived by her children. Mnal Russeil of Glens Falls. Suzanne V.qh of Toobyianna PA. Daniel Russet of Newport News VA.

Tammy Russe of Onancock. VA. Peggy Sue Loving of Richmond VA and Brenda Josselyn of Rochester. 2 brothers, Michael Mack of Rochester Richard Mack, several grandchildren. neces nephews Memorial Services win be heid at Sacred Heart Church on Flower City Park, on Monday.

July 1 at 2 30 PM. interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Levi Wright 24, of 88 Sidney St arrested Sunday and charged with two counts of first-degree assault and two counts of second-degree criminal possession of a weapon. All information is compiled daily from the Rochester criminal court arraignment calendar and the Monroe County sheriff's office prisoner data report. This is a partial list. Only felony arrests are included.

sSatemesufi cam) fee used in Mai Area Deaths Outside Monroe County INDICATES THE RST APPEARANCE OF A PAID NOTICE IN Th.S NEWSPAPER Massey, Mary The following people were arrested by the Rixhester Police Department and the Monroe County sheriff's office: Michael J. Cicciarclli, 38. of 15 Huntington Park arrested Friday and charged with first-degree sod-omv. Milburn Keith Evans, 28, of 625 Edgecreek Trail, Irondequoit, arrested Saturday and charged with second-degree burglary and third-degree criminal mischief. Dion Henry, 16, of 285 Pullman Ave.

arrested Saturday and charged 621 96 Survived by son Bobby Lee (Ange la) Asrrford: god parents, Theima (Moses) Ashford and very special fnends Joyce Hill, Edna Tnppiett and Frank Smith. The family will receive friends on Tuesday 7-9 pm at Metropolitan Funeral Chapels Inc. 1 09 West Ave Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1 2 noon, in the chapel. Pastor Wilson Dicker officiating Interment Gro-veplace Cemetery Death Notices Within Monroe County INDICATES THE FIRST APPEARANCE OF A PAID NOTICE IN THIS NEWSPAPER. Mastro, James June 20, 1996.

Survived by his wife, Mane (Viola) Mastro; daughters, Darlene Mastro, Carole (Ronald) Hamilton, Janice Allen; 4 grandchildren, 1 great grandson; brothers-in-law. sisters-in-law, nieces and nephews. Calling Tues. 2-4 7-9 at Falvo Funeral Home 1395 N. Goodman St.

Funeral Wed. 9 30 from the funeral home. 10 at St Ceci-lia's Church Entombment, Holy Sepulchre Myers, Raymond C. BATAVIA: Raymond Myers. 69.

died suddenly. Saturday. 6 22 96. Mr Myers was a retired machinist at Deico Products 8 a II Navy Veteran He is survived by his wife. Delphine Myers of Silver Springs: 5 sons.

James (Roxanne) Myers, Stephen (Debbie) Myers, all of Rochester, Charles (Bonnie) Myers of Silver Springs. David Myers of Vancouver, Wash, and Michael Myers of Rochester: a sister, Janet (Glen) Irish of Spencerport; 6 grandchildren several nieces nephews. He was the brother of the late Marilyn Marlowe. A Memorial Service will be held Wednesday at 8 PM at the E. Turner Co.

Funeral Home, 403 E. Main Batavia Santacroce, Richard J. GREIGSVILLE: June 23, 1996 at age 60 years He is survived by his wife. Josephine Macaluso Santacroce; one daughter, Lynn Ann (Stephen) Smith of Leroy; two sons. Richard Santacroce Jr.

of Nunda and Robert John Santacroce of his mother. Mary Martello Santacroce of Mt. Morris; two brothers. Anthony (Jean) of TX and Joseph (Jean) of Avon; two sisters. Mary Ann (Rex) Miller of Leroy and Barbara Indivino of many nieces and nephews.

Friends may call Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 PM at the Rector-Hicks Funeral Home, 1 1 1 Main St. in Geneseo. Funeral Mass Wednesday 9:30 AM St. Lucy's Church in Retsof. Burial St.

Mary's Cemetery, Geneseo. Memorials Archer, Harold Of Canandaigua, NY on June 23, 1996. He is survived by his wife, Helen 3 sons and daughters-in-law, Warren and Madeline, Myron and Gloria. William and Dnette; sister, Rhea Hagen; 4 grandsons, Thomas. Robert, Joseph and Michael.

Former owner of William H. Archer Corp. Relatives and friends may attend his Memorial Service on July 7, 4pm at Greece Baptist Church. 1 230 Long Pond Rd. Rev.

Peg Shelton Wiliamson officiating. Private interment. Grove Place Cemetery. Those wishing may make contrbutions to the Endowment fund at Greece Baptist Church. Arrangements entrusted to ARNDT FUNERAL HOME.

prosecution's case because there are no witnesses to the slaying and little evidence linking Warney to the crime. Warney's lawyers said he falsely confessed because he is mentally ill and mentally retarded. Warney, 34, of 705 South goes to trial July 15 on two counts of second-degree murder intentional murder and murder committed during a robbery. He was originally charged with first-degree murder, making him eligible for the death penalty. But a grand jury returned the lesser charge.

Israel, 63, whose legal name was William Beason, was found stabbed in his bed Jan. 3 at 366 Chili Ave. He was a local organizerVor last year's Million Man March. Warney allegedly told police that he stabbed Israel 15 times when Israel refused to give him money to support a $200-a-day cocaine habit. "I even sliced his throat to make sure.

I felt that it didn't make any sense just robbing somebody and not killing him. I know I did wrong for killing this man and I should not be let go and deserve to go to jail," he said. By MICHAEL ZE1GLER STAFF WRITtR Douglas A. Warney's alleged confession to the slaying of community activist Solomon Israel can be used against him at his trial next month, a judge has ruled. State Supreme Court Justice Harold L.

Galloway said the confession, in which Warney admitted the fatal stabbing in Israel's southwest Rochester home Jan. 1, was given after Warney was informed of his right to remain silent. Wamey admitted the killing after calling police to blame the slaying on his cousin, who was an inpatient in an alcohol rehabilitation center when Israel was killed. After implicating himself, he removed a ring and a necklace, handed them to investigators, and said he had stolen them from Israel. "There is no evidence of any promises, threats, coercion, pressure or trickery such as might render defendant's statement involuntary," Galloway said.

The admission of Warney's confession was considered crucial to the with third-degree criminal possession of a weapon, third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance and fourth-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance. David Knight, 22, of 75 Oneida St arrested Saturday and charged with fourth-degree criminal possession of stolen property. Donde G. Lindsay, 22, of 169 Bay-cliff Drive arrested Saturday and charged with third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance and fourth-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance. Randy Mack, 18, of 23 Owen St.

arrested Saturday and charged with third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance. Anthony McCoy, 27, of 232 Dur- Melo, Ermelinda (Camara) June 23. 1996. Predeceased by her husband, Clement. Survived by her sister, Dorothy Grippo; brothers.

Edward Camara of MA, Norman (Euna) Camara of CO, George (Margot) Camara of MD; several nieces, nephews and their spouses, also many great and great-great nieces and nephews. No prior calling. Funeral Services were private and at the convenience of the family. Arrangements Falvo Funeral Home. Best, Moses On June 21 1996.

Survived by sons, Moses Robert, Delaney, and Roderick Best; daughters, Rita, Sylvia, Gloria, Avis, Fran-kie, Antionette, Lisa, Sylvia and Josetta; brother, Clyde (Mattie) Best; sister, Carrie Mosley; 32 grandchildren; 3 great grandchildren; and a host of other relatives and friends. Calling hours Tuesday 2-4 7-9 p.m. at Metropolitan Funeral Chapels, Inc. 109 West Ave. Funeral Wednesday.

June 26, 1996, 1 2:00 noon at Holy City Church Of Church, 290 North St. Elder G.G. Gary, officiating Interment, Riverside Cemetery. Evershed, Harold W. June 22, 1996, age 86.

Formerly of Ironde nan fct. arrested baturday and charged with two counts of second-degree assault, two counts of first-degree robbery, and third-degree criminal possession of a weapon. Andre Sparrow, 32, of 419 Cham- Reynolds, Mary H. Age 69. Passed away on June 20, 1996 at home in Rochester, NY following a battle wrth cancer.

She was born to Leon D. and Mabel V. Henderson on Aug. 25. 1926 in Geneva.

NY. Widow of G. Howard Reynolds; She leaves behind 2 daughters. Candy M. Reedy of Moss Beach, CA, Mary Ann Garrett of Holcomb, NY; 2 grandchildren, Cary and Mike Garrett and her close friend and long-time companion, Robert Faught.

She is survived by 3 sisters, Mrs. Ruth Warder of Geneva, NY, Mrs. Stella Hoard of Panama City, FL and Mrs. Carol Goodell of Paradise, CA; together with 4 nephews and 5 nieces. She retired from a Nursing Career at St.

Mary's Hospital, where she leaves many friends. She was known for her creativity wArts and Crafts and will be missed with fond memories by those who knew her. Friends may call at the Funeral Home of ALVAH HALLORAN SON 2125 Chili Thurs. June 27, 1996, with a Funeral Service at 5PM. She will be Interred with a private family Graveside Ceremony, Glenwood Cemetery in Geneva, NY.

at 1 1AM, Fri. June 28. In lieu of flowers the family request contributions to the American Cancer Society in her memory. may be made to The Teresa House or Retsof Ambulance. Ogden, Charles H.

June 21, 1996 at the age of 85 years in Charlotte. NC. Formerly of Hilton Head, SC. Survived by his wife, Irene; daughter. Donna Nesbitt, son John Ogden, both of Charlotte, NC and a brother.

Robert Ogden of Rochester Ref: HARLOFF Funeral Home. oMcGuire, John LIMA: On June 23, 1996 at age 81. He is survived by his wife, Louise McGuire of Lima; daughter, Barbara Corvin of Lima; 3 grandchildren; 1 great grandson. Mr. McGuire was the past district governor of the Lions Club and a member of the Mt.

Morris Lions Club since 1959. Friends asre invited to call Tues. 2-4, 7-9 at the O'Connell-Drowne funeral Home, 2041 Lake Lima where his Funeral service will bo held Wed. at 11am. Inter-ment, White Haven Memorial Pk.

Panipinto, Frances A. LIVONIA CENTER: June 22, 1 996 at age 87 years. Survived by her children. Joseph (Til-lie) Panipinto of Ocala, FL, Thomas (Lillian) Panipinto of Pittsford, Theodore (Kimberly) Panipinto of Livonia. Lorraine (Charles) Hill of Livonia Center, Eugene Panipinto of Ze-phyrhills, FL, Roger Panipinto of Avon, Wil-, liam Panipinto of Livonia Center; 21 grandchildren; 42 great-grandchildren; 2 great great-grandchildren; sisters, Faye (Joseph) Sutera of Rochester, Caroline (Sam) Interli-chia of Fairport, Mamie Polizzi of Livonia; nieces and nephews.

Predeceased by son. Richard (Joan) Panipinto. Friends may call Monday 7-9 and Tues plain St. arrested Saturday and charged with first-degree robbery and two counts of fourth-degree grand larceny. Dexter F.

Thomas, 34, of 15 Phelps Ave. arrested Saturday and charged with first-degree aggravated unlicensed operation. Rudolph Thomas, 16, of New York City arrested Saturday and charged with second-degree forgery, third-degree criminal possession of a weapon, third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, and fourth-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance. Tammy VanHom, 29, of 56 Neth-erton Road arrested Saturday and charged with second-degree assault Ronnie Walker, 38, of 1 Bremen St arrested Friday and charged quoit on Culver Rd Ormond Beach, FL and Port Bay, NY. He is survived by his daughter and son-in-law, Betty and Glenn Spiegel; daughter, Ruth Ketterer; son, Charles Evershed; 9 grandchildren; 1 5 great-grandchildren; sister, Mildred (Raymond) Strong; brother-in-law, Robert Weidel; several nieces and nephews.

Friends may attend a Memorial Service Wednesday 11 AM at Burns-Ryan Funeral Home, 1795 E. Ridge Rd. Inurnment Irondequoit Cemetery. Those wishing can make contributions can be made to Wolcott Vol. Ambulance, 72 New Hartford Wolcott, NY 14590.

9 Farren, Jessie On 62496 at age 72. She was predeceased by her mother, Lillian Cooper; son, Eddie Farren. Survived by daughter, Mariea Far- ren; son, Howard "Jay" (Marion) Farren; granddaughter, Tiffany (Michael) Bridge-man; great grandchildren, Andrew, Alec, Caleigh and Aidan; also many friends in Park Hope Nursing Home. TUESDAY 2-4, 7-9pm friends are invited to call at Miller Funeral Homes 1625 Mt. Hope Ave.

WEDNESDAY at her with the water about 9 inches above average, regulators have their eyes on the heavens and their hands on the drain handle. Erosion occurs above 246.3 feet above sea level. On June 20, the lake level was 246.82. "We keep expecting the rain to stop and the water level to start going down naturally," Sciremam- mano said. But it keeps raining, forcing the board to weigh whether to discharge water, and run the risk of both flooding downstream.

And to drain too much water now could be a disaster for boaters and fishing enthusiasts on the lake in the summer if the weather turns hot and dry. State Sen. Richard Dollinger, D-Brighton, speaking on behalf of his constituents in Greece, has frequently pleaded with the board to maintain the level at or below 246.3 feet. Water FROM PAGE IB their property and to write letters to their state representative. Reid Foertsch of Hamlin wants the board of control to consider the problem lake shore residents face.

"If we were all as selfish as the people on the St. Lawrence River, we'd ask for the lake to be lowered two feet," Foertsch said. "But if it'd be lowered one foot, we'd be happy-" Webster resident Ann Saladino of Lake Road concurred. "I bought a house a year ago that now has water in the basement and I can't sell it," Saladino said. "All I hear is bureaucracy." The wet spring drained into the Great Lakes, raising the water level above average by mid-May.

Now, Ross, Esther June 23, 1996. Survived by her sons daughter-in-law, Bruce Ross, Ph.D. of Rochester. Larry Joan Ross of Amenia, NY, with third -degree criminal sale of a controlled substance, third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance and third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance with intent to sell. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated in Sacred Heart Cathedral (296 Flower City Pk), Interment, Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

oGrippo, Dorothy See Melo, Ermelinda Murray Ross of Taunton, MA; granddaughters, Tamara Leah; several nieces nephews. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, June 26th at 11 AM in the chapel of the Parsky Funeral Home, 1125 St. Paul St. Interment, Britton Road Cemetery. Friends wishing may contribute to Hadas-sah, co Mrs.

C. Maas, 693 French Rochester 14618 in her memory. Following the funeral a period of mourning will be observed at 128 Greystone Lane, Apt. 11 from 2-4 7-9 PM thru Monday evening day 2-4, 7-9 at the KEVIN W. DOUGHERTY FUNERAL HOME INC.

Rt. 15, Livonia. Funeral Mass Wednesday 10:30 AM at St. Joseph's Church, Livonia. Burial St.

Michael's Cemetery. Memorial contributions to St. Joseph's Church, P.O. Box 77, Livonia 1 4487 or Livingston County Hospice, County Campus, Mt. Morris 14510.

Hertweck, Marvin J. Sunday, June 23, 1 996. Predeceased by his Air Rothman, Joel METRO BRIEFING In Memoriam June 24, 1996. Survived by his wife, Barbara; sons daughter- wife, Mary Day Hertweck; Survived by 2 sons and daughters-in-law, Gerard (Rosal-ba), Thomas (Eunhee); 2 daughters and son-in-law, Ann Marie Doyle, Mary Gerarda (Kent) Hankin; brother and sister-in-law, Roy and Thelma Hertweck; 2 sisters and brothers-in-law, Florence and Walter Schichler, Mary Ann and Charles Riesenber-ger; 9 grandchildren, Lisa, David, Joshua in-law, Louis Tamara Rothman, Michael Rubin of NJ, Alan German Luftwaffe pilot, Oscar Boesch of Toronto. Boesch was a WWII air ace credited with 26 kills who survived having "11 planes shot out from under him," Wadsworth said.

The show also will display a replica of the Chanute Glider, celebrating the 100th anniversary of the non-motorized craft that was a progenitor of the Wright Brothers' historic flight at Kitty Hawk. Named after its creator, bridge Fracassi, Nancy M. Happy Birthday. You left us with many happy memories. Your spirit gave us support and guidance.

Mike and Don. Kilgras, Jessie Phil Mom and Dad. our loving thoughts turn to you both on this day which would have been your 69th wedding anniversary. You are remembered, loved missed by your family. Parnell, Major Michael A.

July 11 hearing scheduled in Florida visitation case A custody and visitation hearing for two Greece siblings who are fighting an order that they visit their mother in Florida is scheduled July 11 in Rochester. Rubin of Boston, MA; 4 grandchildren; sister brother-in-law, Renee Morris Nepo of L.I., NY; several nieces nephews. Funeral services will be held Wednesday, June 26th at 2 PM in the chapel of the Parsky Funeral Home, 1125 St. Paul St. Interment, Stone Road Cemetery.

Those wishing may contribute to the American Heart Association, Diabetes Association or Strong Memorial Hospital Cardiac Care Unit in his memory Hertweck, Patrick. Bridget, James, Daniel Doyle, Derreck and Mary Margaret Hankin; nieces and nephews. Mr. Hertweck was a Veteran of WWII. A retiree of the Rochester Post Office (Letter Carrier), RT French Co.

He was a inductee of The Rochesterian Club and a member of the Stadium Club. Friends may call Tues. 2-4, 7-9 at the John M. Hedges Funeral Home, Corner of Culver Rd. and Empire Blvd.

Funeral Mass, Wed. at 9AM at St. John the Evangelist Church, Humboldt St. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Memorials may be directed Oh how we cried the day you left us.

We gathered round your grave to grieve. The 21 gun salute was heard for miles. You left State Supreme Court Justice Charles J. Siragusa has been assigned to the case of Sayeh Rivaz-far, 16, and her 12-year-old brother Arash, who live with their father, Ahmad Rivazfar of Greece. Sayeh, who watched her 6-year-old sister die at the hands of her mother's friend, and Arash have been defying a Florida court order to spend the summer with their mother, Pat Pafford.

A decision Friday by state Supreme Court Justice Donald Wisner stayed a Florida court's ruling that required Sayeh and Arash, to visit to the Trinity Assembly of God Church, Bldg. Fund, P.O. 2372, Liverpool, NY 13089. Kennedy, Edward J. PENFIELD: June 23, 1996.

Beloved husband of Andrea F. Beloved father of Can-dace (David) Katz, Edward John (Cynthia) and Valerie (Stephen) Baker. Beloved grandfather of Edward John, William, Matthew, Adam, Tyler, Shaunna, Cheryl, Christina, and Cherice. Brother-in-law of Andrew (Barbara) Firsching. Uncle of several nieces and nephews.

Friends are welcome to call at the Richard H. Keenan Funeral Home, 41 S. Main Fairport Tuesday 2-4. 7-9. Funeral Mass 10 AM at Assumption Church, Fair-port.

Entombment White Haven. Those wishing my contribute to the American Heart Assoc. or Diabetes Foundation. Rowland, Pauline E. On June 23, 1 996 at age 80.

Survived by her sister, VirJean Francis; nephews, Michael (Nancy) Francis, Charles (Anne) Francis; niece, Anne (Douglas) Bateman; and several great nieces and nephews. FRIDAY June 28, at 1 1 am her memorial service will be held in the First Presbyterian Church of Pittsford (21 Church St. in Pitts-ford). Her committal service will follow at 12:30 pm in Honeoye Falls Cemetery (Ho-neoye Falls, NY). In lieu of flowers those who wish may make contributions to the American Cancer Society, 1400 North Win-ton 14609 Serrano, James A.

Of Melbourne Beach, FL, age 49. on June 22. 1996. He is survived by a daughter, Theresa Lynn Fuller of Charleston, SC; 2 grandsons; his parents, Anibal Connie Serrano of FL; 2 brothers. Felix Serrano of FL, Charlie Serrano of Germany; a sister, Rose Serrano of Rochester.

Services in Melbourne Beach, FL. Donations to the American Diabetes Assn, 1101 N. Lake Destinity Rd, 415, Maitland, FL 32751-7105. Silvers, O.V. builder Octave Chanute, the craft that will be flown at Geneseo is a jet-age replica designed and assembled from carbon fiber, aluminum and other modern materials as a year-long project by mechanical engineering students at Rochester Institute of Technology.

Chanute played "a crucial role" as an adviser to the Wright Brothers, according to Kevin Kochers-berger, RIT professor of mechanical engineering. Kochersberger suggested and oversaw the student glider project. The student-built Chanute is scheduled to make its maiden flight from the 1941 Historic Aircraft Group hangar adjacent to the National Warplane Museum off Route 63 near Route 20A on Saturday. The RIT Chanute also is scheduled to travel this summer to Gary, where the original Chanute craft had its maiden flight in 1896, and eventually go on display at the National Soaring Museum just west of Elmira, Chemung County, later this year. The glider, about 16 feet long and with double wings that each with angels full of smiles, Enjoy your sweet rewards, dear brother.

Love Margaret. Russotti, Sam (Red) Papa, my bestest pal, you loved and gave without measure. Wisdom we will always treasure, 3 years without you, we've endured. You live within us. you can rest as-sured.

Sadly missed, your loving family. Santangelo, Betty J. 62592 Today, Mom, it has been 4 long lonely and tough years, that you were so suddenly taken away. A day does not pass, without the mention of your name. Mom, what I wouldn't give for one today or tomorrow with you.

I foolishly believe that you, would always be there. I always thought life was not fair and this proves that I was right. They say time heals everything, they lie. Forgotten to some you may be, but never by me. There isn't one day, that I don't have tears, running down my cheeks.

Mom I will always love and miss you. Love, Carolyn. Santangelo, Betty Today makes it 4 years that you left us. You, are missed. Thinking of you daily.

Rest in peace Betty. Your husband, Al FROM PAGE IB age in motion. "These are the aircraft that made the world of aviation possible as we know it," said Wadsworth, an aviation buff, landowner and descendant of British royalty who were among the first settlers of the fertile Genesee Valley. More than a decade ago, Wads-worth pioneered the warplane museum in a hangar at the WWII British-style grass runway on his family's lands beside the Genesee River near the village of Geneseo. After a bitter, four-year dogfight over philosophy, policy and use of Wadsworth's land, the museum board moved their annual "Wings of Eagles" show to Batavia two years ago.

The board recently announced plans contingent on the approval of museum membership to relocate to the Corning-Elmi-ra Airport in Chemung County. Among other issues, Wadsworth said his breakaway Historic Aircraft Group opposed the museum board's increasing reliance on jets and other modern aircraft at the museum and at shows, which were intended to honor the flying machines that helped win wars against Germany and Japan. This year's History of Flight show in Geneseo will highlight the recently restored Yankee Lady, a B-17 bomber and former hangar-mate of the museum's Fuddy Buddy, along with a WWI German Fok-ker triplane, 1908 Curtis Silver Dart, P-51 Mustang and Russian AN-2 biplane. A military cargo parachute drop, hot air balloon rides and other events also are scheduled for the air show. Reaching back beyond the era of mechanized engines, the show also will include an aerial ballet of loops, circles and other dance-like maneuvers performed without an engine in a sailplane piloted by a former their mother for eight weeks, beginning June 22.

That decision has set off an interstate battle over jurisdiction in the case. Circuit Judge Michael Jones in Pensacola, ruled Wednesday that the children must return to Florida on June 22 for their summer visit. But Wisner ruled that the children must remain in the Rochester area pending the custody and visitation hearing before Siragusa. Yates, Neil Jr. 62567-72584 Kless, Jane C.

Age 79 of Fort Lauderdale, formerly of Rochester and Auburn, NY passed away on June 23, 1996. Lovingly survived by Kenneth Kless. brother Charles V. Churchill, sister Patricia M. Kelley, son Harold, daughters Judy Maureen, grandchildren Maya, Min-dy Shawn.

Donations may be sent to the American Diabetes Foundation LaSalle, Lucille A. June 23, 1 996, after a brief illness. She is survived by her husband, Stephen of Pitts-ford; children, Stephen (Lori) of Fairport, Susan (James) Sergeant of Penfield, Christopher of Fairport, Marc of Prttsford; mother. Sara Colella of Fairport; sisters, Patricia (Joseph) Amoroso of East Rochester, Mar-iann (Robert) Gofonia of AZ; grandsons, Stephen. Nicholas.

James, and Christopher. Friends may call Tuesday 2-4, 7-9 at the Anthony Funeral Chapel. 2305 Monroe Ave. A Funeral Mass will be held Wednesday 10 AM at St. Catherine of Siena Church, Men-don.

Interment White Haven. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be directed in her name to the Benincasa Home, co St. Catherines Church, 26 Mendon-lonia 14506. Two doctors from UR win Happy Birthday. Neil.

It's still your special day, we still celebrate with you but in a very different way. There's no more gifts or parties, or days filled up with cheer, replaced with only memories and silenced with a tear. Today when we release balloons they II float, to you above, to celebrate your special day and filled with all our love. We II remember all the happy times as another year goes by. and still we have no answer to that haunting; guestion, Love, Mom and Michelle June 23, 1996.

She is survived by 1 granddaughter, Rosa (Ulysses, Sr.) Holmes; 10 great grandchildren and several great great grandchildren, other relatives and friends. Friends may call Wednesday. 2-4, 7-9 pm at the funeral home of MILLARD E. LATIMER SON, 983 S. Plymouth Ave.

Funeral Service, Thursday. 12 noon at the Latimer Chapel. Interment, Riverside Cemetery Thayer, Gertrude M. Age 83. June 16, 1996 at Labelle, FL Formerly of Webster.

Predeceased by her husband. Burton and brother, Raymond Briggs; She is survived by 8 children, Craig (Cathy) and Dale (Nancy) of Williamson, Gary (Pricil-la) of GA, Keith (Nancy), Bruce (Sandy) of Webster, Joanne Vega of CA, Carol (Bob) Dorfner of Ontario, Nancy (Bob) Krull of FL; 20 grandchildren; 22 great-grandchildren; 3 brothers, Everett Briggs of Bath, Clyde (Ber-nice) Briggs of Sodus Point, Milton Briggs of OH; 2 sisters. Bernadine Cassese of Niagara Falls, Jessamine (Don) Brutsman of Ark-port. Service and Interment at the convenience of the family. Expressions of Sympathy may be directed to the American Heart or Luna span 16 feet, weighs about 49 pounds and "is built like a bridge," Kochersberger said.

Peter Karpinski built the glider along with students Gerald Gua-dagno, John Lanzoni, Matt Lyon and Dale Davis. "We've dedicated a year of our lives to this project," Karpinski said. "We want to be sure it gets off the ground." grants for heart research Two doctors from the University of Rochester Medical Center have each been awarded $12,000 to continue heart research. The grants from the John C. Sable Memorial Heart Fund were presented to Dr.

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