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A12 Asbury Park PressSaturday, October 1 1, 1986 Obituaries Prayer to St. Jude Oil Hot St. Juda. Apostle and Martyr, great In virtue and rich miracle, near Kineman of Jeeua Cnrtat, farrhful tntsroaaaor or aa who Invoke your apodal patronage In Mme or need, to you I have recourse from the depth of my heart and humbly bag to vrhom God has given audi great power to come to my assistance. Help me my prasant urgent petition.

In return, I promise to make your name known and cause you to be invoked Say three Our Father, three Hal Marys and Glorias. Publication must be promised. 8t. Jude pray tor ua ai who Invoke your aid. Amen.

This Novena has never bean known to tan. This Novena must be said tor 0 consecutive day. F.C.A. "CHRISTIAN SCIENCE What it Is and Isn't" A Free Lecture By BETTY CARSON FIELDS Of Atlanta Ga. 8:00 P.LI.

MONDAY OCT 13 At First Church of Christ Scientist 211 Broad St. Red Bank Marie d. leidig, 82, of Crest- wood Village, Manchester Township, died yesterday at Community Memorial Hospital, Toms River. She was a telephone operator for New Jersey Bell Telephone Hackensack, for more than 25 years, retiring 31 years ago. Mrs.

Leidig was a communicant of St Elizabeth Ann Seton Roman Catholic Church, Manchester, and a member of its Rosary Altar Society, the New Jersey Bell Telephone Pioneers, Ocean County; and the Forked River Telephone Pioneers, Lacey Township. Her husband, John, died in 1971 Surviving are two brothers, Joseph H. Devine, Vincentown, and Raymond J. Devine, Lacey Township. Manchester Memorial Funeral Home, Whiting, Manchester, is in charge of arrangements.

OF LOUIS MANNA, 61, of Jackson Township, died Thursday at Freehold Area Hospital, Freehold Township. He was a self-employed fence installer and former owner of Coastal Quality Fence Toms River, for 20 years. Mr. Manna was a communicant of St Veronica's Roman Catholic Church, Howell Township, and a Coast Guard veteran of World War II. Born in Bound Brook, he lived in Plainfield before moving to Jackson 24 years ago.

Surviving are his wife, the former Sandra Brooks; four sons, John Lacey Township, Louis Bass River Township, Paul, Pemberton Township, and Matthew, Jackson; three stepsons, Scott Chagrin, Jackson, Jerry Chagrin, Englishtown, and Michael Chagrin, Jackson; two sisters, Louise Kratz Bis-chofT, South Brunswick Township, and Christinia Saxton, Piscataway Township; and 13 grandchildren. G.A. Debow Brookwood Memorial Home, Jackson, is in charge of arrangements. Marie cupka cosgrove, 72, of Brick Township, died Thursday at Burnt Tavern Convalescent Center, Brick. She was a cafeteria employee for the East Orange Board of Education, retiring in 1978.

She was a communicant of the Holy Name Roman Catholic Church, East Orange; and the Eye Openers Club of Point Pleasant Born in East Vandergrift, she lived in East Orange before moving to Brick two years ago. Her husband, Terence, died in 1983. Surviving are two sons, Terence, Middletown, and Ed, Brick; a daughter, Mary Ellen Hatfield, Bloomfield; five brothers, John and Lawrence Cupka, Leechburg, William Cupka, Taren-tum, Joseph Cupka, Florham Park, and Edward Cupka, East Vandergrift; two sisters, Annabelle Cupka, East Vandergrift, and Sophie Cupka, California; and four grandchildren. Colonial Funeral Home, Brick, is in charge of arrangements. Stella t.

freeda MALLARKEY, 69, of Lanoka Harbor, Lacey Township, died Thursday at Presbyterian University of Pennsylvania Medical Center, Philadelphia. She was a salesclerk with Sears, Roebuck Plainfield, for 10 years, retiring in 1976. Born in Wyoming, she lived in Hillside before moving to Lanoka Harbor four years ago. Surviving are her husband, Paul a son, Paul, Mountainside; a daughter, Karen, Lacey; three brothers, Peter Freeda, Illinois, Stanley Freeda, New York, and Joseph Freeda, Maryland; and two sisters, Judy D'Agustino, Ro-selle, and Edith Kolesky, Wyoming, Pa. Riggs Funeral Home, Forked River, Lacey, is in charge of arrangements.

Deaths Francis Brereton keypon Ella R. CivWanes Manchester Township Marie Cupka Cosgrove Bnck Township Mabel 0. Emmons Marlboro Township Robert R. Evans Jr. Octanport George W.

Garrabrant Ocean Grove Dorothy F. Gerber Lakewood Alexander Hunter Jr. Rumson George Jeffries Long Branch Shirtee M. Toews Lear Lacey Township Marie D. Leidig Manchester Township Stella T.

Freeda Mallarkey Lacey Township Louis Manna Jackson Township Leona Q. Pais Hazlel Township Seymour Sussman North Miami Beach. Flo, Monmouth FRANCIS BRERETON, 99, of Key-port, died yesterday at Bayshore Community Hospital, Holmdel Township. Mr. Brereton was a certified public accountant and comptroller for Weis-beckers Supermarkets, New York, for more than 40 years, retiring in 1973.

He came to this country in 1918 after graduating from the University of Dublin and worked in San Francisco in 1919 as personal business representative for Sir Thomas Lipton, founder of Lipton Tea Co. Mr. Brereton was born in Ireland and lived in New York and Holmdel Township before moving to Keyport four years ago. His wife, the former Helen Marre, died in 1983. Surviving are a son, John Collins Kraker, Georgia; a daughter, Judith Mullen, Allenwood; seven grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

Holmdel Funeral Home, Holmdel Township, is in charge of arrangements. Robert r. evans 60, of Oceanport, died Thursday at home. He was a truck driver for Kirbery Transit Woodbridge Township. Mr.

Evans was a Navy veteran of World War II; and a member of Elks Lodge 742 and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2141, both Long Branch. Bom in Long Branch, he lived in Oceanport most of his life. His wife, the former Ruth Ruffith, died in 1980. Surviving are a brother, Glen, Oceanport; two sisters, Roberta Van Pelt, Oceanport, and Louise Meyer, ii i i xt muicucau vuy, 11. Damiano Funeral Home, Long Branch, is in charge of arrangements.

Mabel d. emmons, 72, of Thomas Lane, Morganville, Marlboro Township, died Wednesday at Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch. She was a member of the Wicker Memorial Baptist Church, Morganville. Born in Washington, D.C., she lived in Matawan before moving to Morganville 47 years ago. She was the widow of Bernard.

Surviving are a daughter, Doris Gardner, Morganville; three stepdaughters, Naomi McKenzie, and Alice Carter, both Morganville, and Frances, Matawan; a son, Earl Baker, Upper Freehold Township; a sister, Louise Fletcher, Washington, D.C.; a brother, Lloyd Drew, Maryland; 15 grandchildren; and 17 great-grandchildren. James Funeral Home, Perth Am-boy, is in charge of arrangements. LEONA Q. PAIS, 56, of Hazlet Township, died yesterday at Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank. She worked in the medical records department of Raritan Bay Medical Center, Perth Amboy, for four years.

Born in Lackawanna County, she lived in Newark before moving to Hazlet 26 years ago. hnchanH Tnhn rtipH in 1969. Surviving are three sons, John Toms River, Thomas, Aberdeen and James, Hazlet; a brother, James Quinn, Newark; and three grandchildren. Day Funeral Home, Keyport, is in charge of arrangements. SERVICES COSGROVE Mane (nee Cupka), 72, of Brick, on Oct.

9, 1986 in the Burnt Tavern Convalescent Center in Brick. Wife of the late Terence. Mother of Terence, Ed, Mrs. Mary Ellen Hatfield. Sister of John, William.

Joseph, Lawrence, Edward, Annabelle, Sophie Cupka: Grandmother of 4. Funeral Mass will be held Tues. 10am in the Holy 6 Name RC Chruch in East Orange. Entombment will be at Holy Cross Cemetery North Arlington. Visitation Sun.

Mon. 2-4 7-9pm at the Colonial Funeral Home, 2170 Hwy. 88. Brick. EMMONS Mabel died October 8 in Monmouth Medical Center.

Funeral will be Monday at 1 lam from the Wicker Memorial Baptist Church. Morganville. Internment Shoreland Memorial Garden, Hazlet. Friends may cat, Sunday from 7-9pm at the church. Arrangements 6y the James Funeral Home.

EVANS Robert 60. of Ocenaport, on Oct. 9. 1986 Funeral Oct. 13, at 10 a.m., from IK am I a rut FiuurjtJ UniM fofnar rtt thir-H JL Franklin Long Branch.

The Rev. Frank A. Robinson officiating. Interment Bay View Cem-tery, Leonardo. Friends may call at the funeral 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

GARRABRANT George age 77 of Ocean Grove, NJ on Oct. 10 Husband of Dorothy (Munro). Stepfather of Robert T. Munro Brother of Lelia Vecchione- Funeral service Oct. 13 at 10:30 AM at the Ely Funeral Home.

3316 Rt. 33, Neptune The Rev Walter Quia officiating. Interment Monmouth Memorial Park, Tmton Falls. Visiting hrs. at the Funeral Home.

Sun. 2-4 7-9 PM HUNTER Alexanrtor lanriui aaa AC ni Alexander hunter jjl, 46, of Rwnson, died yesterday at Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank, after a lengthy illness. Mr. Hunter, who was known as "Sandy," was a marine mechanic for the Mihm Monmouth Beach, for 25 years. He was a Navy veteran; and a member of the operating engineers union, Local 25.

He was a member of the Rumson regatta race committee and Sl George's by the River Episcopal Church, Rumson; and was active in the Rumson Pop Warner football league. He was born in Red Bank and lived most of his life in Rumson. Surviving are his wife, the former Geraldine Dorgan; a son, Alexander and a daughter, Kathleen, both at home; and a brother, Robert and a sister, Mary, both Rumson. John F. Pfleger Funeral Home, Middletown Township, is in charge of arrangements.

George w. garrabrant, 77, of Ocean Grove, died yesterday at Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune. He was an engineer technician at Fort Monmouth for 32 years, retiring in 1971. Mr. Garrabrant was a member of St Paul's United Methodist Church; the Order of the Eastern Star, Chapter 170; the Historical Society and the Homeowners Association, all Ocean Grove.

He was also a member of the Sandy Hook New Jersey Veterans Historical Society; the 45th Infantry Division Association, Eastern Chapter, the American Legion Post 24 and Disabled American Veterans Post 37, both Asbury Park; and the Ocean Grove Lodge 238, and past commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Hannah Crosman Post 2233, Ocean Grove. He was an Army veteran of World War II. Born in Trenton, he lived here most of his life and was a winter resident of Naples, Fla. Surviving are his wife, the former Dorothy Munro; a stepson, Robert T. Munro, Rumson; a sister, Lelia M.

Vecchione, Isle of Palms, S.C.; and two grandchildren. Ely Funeral Home, Neptune, is in charge of arrangements. George jeffries, 74, of Joiine Avenue, Long Branch, died Tuesday at Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch. He was a retired gardener. Born in Red Bank, he moved to Long Branch 12 years ago.

Surviving are two daughters, Barbara Davis and Alice Miller, both Long Branch; six grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Unity Funeral Home, Long Branch, was in charge of arrangements. Ocean Dorothy Gerber, ex-schoolteacher LAKEWOOD Dorothy F. Gerber, 88, a former schoolteacher and store owner, died Thursday at Skyview Nursing Home, Croton-on-Hudson, N.Y. Born in New York, she lived there before moving here 45 years ago and retiring in Florida 10 years ago.

She was an elementary and high school teacher here and owner of the Gerber Department Store, here, for 25 years. She was a member of the Lake-wood Council of Jewish Women and the Sons of Israel, here; a member and past president of its Sisterhood; and a life member of Hadassah. Surviving are a son, Eliot, Chappa-qua, N.Y.; a daughter, Ruth Blumro-sen, New York; a sister, Gertrude Kausman, Manhattan; and four grandchildren. Belkoff Jewish Memorial Chapel, here, is in charge of arrangements. ShTRLEE M.

TOEWS LEAR, of Forked River, Lacey Township, died yesterday at John F. Kennedy Hospital, Edison Township. She was a member of the Woman's Club, the Riviera Civic Association and the Forked River Presbyterian Church, all Lacey; and the Hovic Service League, St Croix, Virgin Islands. Born in Washington, D.C., she lived in Edison and St Croix before moving to Forked River three years ago. Surviving are husband, Albert a son, Gustav, Hatticsburg, two daughters, Diane Vargonick, Edison, and Amy Van de Ven, Seattle; three brothers, Quintin Toews, Jeffersonville, Howard Toews, Youngtown, and Edward Toews, Kensington, two sisters, Dolores Matzdorff, Snohomish, and Lorraine Toews, Atlanta; and four grandchildren.

Riggs Funeral Home, Forked River, Lacey, is in charge of arrangements. Ella r. ctvtdanes, 8i, of crest- wood Village, Manchester Township, died Thursday at Logan Manor Nursing Home, Whiting, Manchester. She was a member of St. Anthony's Episcopal Church, Hackensack.

Born in New York, she lived in Hackensack before moving to Crest-wood Village 17 years ago. Surviving are her husband, John a son, Elmer Walters, Little Ferry; two daughters, Elizabeth Stevens, Cable, and Naomi Gallow, Little Ferry; and three sisters, Bessie Bader, Morristown, Lillian Fasano, Maywood, and Rose Kowitt, Brooklyn. Manchester Memorial Funeral Home, Whiting, is in charge of Chess titlist claims aide stole secrets Need change of scenery? Get away for a day with ideas from Trip of the Week in Saturday's Press. It gives tips on what you'N see, where lo eat and a map on how to get there. Calvary Lighthouse 1133 County Lin Rd.

Lakewood Sunday Worship at 8 30 A.M., 11 A M. And 6:30 P.M. Bible Education 9:45 A.M. Wednesday Bible Study 7 P.M. Choir 6:45 Friday Royal Hangers.

Youth Meeting Missionettes 7 P.M.; Prayer Meeting 9 P.M. Otto Dietrich. Pastor 363-1239 1st Assembly of Cod Church 800 Bay Tomt River Worship Services at 8.30 AM ft 11:00 AM Sunday School at 9:45 AM Sunday Evening Service at 7:00 PM Wednesday prayer praise Bible study 7:00 PM Royal Rangers 6 Missionettes Wed. 7:00 PM Friday Night Youth Service 7:30 PM FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 220 Sycamore Ave, Shrewsbury Sun. 6:30 A.M.

Worship Service 9:40 A.M. Sunday School For AH Agar rvorsmp service 7:00 P.M. Evening Rally Wed. 7:30 P.M. Family Night Services Children.

Youth 6 AeiCj) Fri. 7:00 P.M. Youth Activity Night Sst. 7:00 P.M. Singles Meeting F.

Ebor Reilzet, Pastor 741-0048 FIRST ASSEMBL OF GOD 3116 Bridge Ave, Point Pleasant Suru Bible Classes (all ages) 9:45 AM Morning Worship 11:00 AM Evening Inspiration 7 0S PM Tuesj Ladles Prsysr and Share 10:00 AM Wed: Bible Study, Prayer, Praise 7:30 PM Royal Rangers. (Boys) 7:30 PM Missionaries. (Qlrts) 7:30 PM Fit: Youth Ministry 7:00 PM Pastor Don D. Miller Asburv Park' First Baptist Church 3rd and Grand Asbury Park 0:30 Bible School 10:45 a.m., 6.30 p.m. Service Wed.

7:30 P.M. Prayer Service INI 4 CHURCH SERVICES AND SUNDAY SCHOOL ASBURY PARK Fourth Grand Aves 10:30 AM FREEHOLD 98 W. Main St 10:30 AM KEYPORT 84 Broad St 10:00 AM POINT PLEASANT 93 EACH 301 River Road 11:00 AM RED BANK 211 Broad St 10:00 AM TOMS RIVER 1134 Lakewood (Rt. 166) 11:00 AM TESTIMONY MEETINGS Wed. 8:00 P.M.

P.M. CHILD CARE AVAILABLE AT ALL SERVICES UimmG Our Lady of Mount Camel Roman Catholic Church Asbury Ave. ft Pint Street Asbury Park Rev. Gerard Lynch, O.S.S.T. Sat.

Evenings 5 pm 7 pm Sun. Massess 7, 8, 9, 10:30 AM 12 noon 5 PM FAITH tVANGHKAl FREl CHURCH Meeting at Atlantic Elementary School, Route S37, Colts Neck invites you to: SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30 A.M. WORSHIP SERVICE II. -00 A.M. Nursery Available BIBLE STUDY 1 PRAYER MEETING Wed.

p.m. MEREDITH TINTON FALLS. For mere Information all 774-6158 CHRIST CENTERED BIBLE CENTERED PEOPLE CENTERED ST. GEORGE GREEK ORTHODOX 700 Grand Asbury Park WORSHIP SERVICES ORTHROS 9:30 A.M. LITURGY 10:00 A.M.-12 NOON REV.

JOHN PSILLAS 775-2777 mmm Agape Christian fellowship JOHN FCROUeON, IK, Pasts SUN. 1030 JUL CHILDREN'S CHURCH VOO KM. MORNING WORSHIP M0 PH EVENING RALLY WEDNESDAY BIBLE STUDY 7:00 PJL NURSERY PROVIDED FOR ALL SERVICES RANNEY 8CHOOL, BR OO BULDMQ 235 HOPE RD, TINTON FALLS, NJ. 07724 (201) 747-7231 HOUSES Out Of Area Seymour sussman, 69, of North Miami Beach, died Thursday at Biscayne Humana Hospital, North Miami Beach. He was store manager for Atlantic Appliance, Tinton Falls, retiring in 1983.

Before that he was part owner of Max Embers, West End, Long Branch, until it was sold in 1970. He was an Army Air Corps veteran of World War II, serving as a sergeant Born in New York, he lived in Lakewood and the Shore area before moving to North Miami Beach three years ago. Surviving are his wife, the former Estelle Abromowitz; a son, Jeffrey, and a daughter, Donna Hirshfield, both Ocean Township; a sister, Blanche Edwards, Long Branch; and five grandchildren. Bloomfieid-Cooper Jewish Funeral Chapel, Ocean, is in charge of arrangements. Matthew Surkont, ex-Braves pitcher The Associated Press LARGO, Fla.

Matthew C. "Max" Surkont, a former Boston Braves pitcher who once owned the major league record for consecutive strikeouts, is dead at age 64. Surkont died Wednesday at his home on Florida's Gulf Coast In 1953, Surkont pitched eight straight strikeouts against the Cincinnati Reds, a record since surpassed by Tom Seaver. Surkont's 21-year baseball career included stints with the St. Louis Cardinals, Pittsburgh Pirates and the New York Giants, but his best year was 1953 when he was 1 1-5 with the Milwaukee Braves.

He had a career record of 61-76. have provided information on Kasparov's top-secret defenses to Karpov. The champion said in an interview Tuesday that he believed Vladimirov copied "important opening variations" that had been kept in a safe. "I can't prove anything, but it looks very strange, and I have my own opinion," Kasparov said. The challenger won game 19, the third in a run of three victories that enabled him to pull level with Kasparov at 9.5 points each.

But Kasparov rallied and drew games 20 and 21 and won game 22 to retain his title. Kasparov told the news conference why he thought he lost three games in a row. "Before the match, my idea was simple to score 12 or 12.5 points. In the practical sense, the beauty and quality did not matter so much," he said. "But when the games got beautiful, I forgot about my major aim," and lost games 17, 18 and 19.

"I decided to play simply and reliably after the 19th game. My aim was only to draw 20 and 21 and win the 22nd, which I achieved." Karpov said he had no guarantee of success against 23-year-old Soviet Andrei Sokolov when he meets him next February in Linares, Spain, in a match to decide who will challenge Kasparov for the world title again in September. pay fine in blood "The hospital is probably low on blood now, and we are not out to make money on citations," said Eugene Powell, parking office manager. "We are just trying to control the parking area so people who have paid for a parking space can park." Anyone with an outstanding citation issued on campus can have the ticket invalidated by donating blood Tuesday and Wednesday, Powell said. Home Richard A.

Pable Manager Robert H. Evertz Director 3300 SHORE CHRISTIAN CENTER Dewey Friedel, Pastor Sunday Worship 19:39 A.M. Sunday School 11:99 A.M. Home Fellowship Catherings Wed. Night 7:39 P.M.

Share The and Our toy At Wall High School Auditorium 16th New Bedford Rd. Wall, N.J. (201) 449-0088 rnitmrn Asbury United Methodist Church 61 Atlantic Long Branch (1 Block From Ocean) 10:45 Morning Worahip 9:30 Sunday School Rev. James Sainsbury, Pastor 222-4111 mm 3 MONMOUTH CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE INVITES YOU TO HEAR PASTOR EMERY COOK. SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30 a m.

WORSHIP SERVICE 10:45 a EVENING SERVICE 6:00 m. LOCATED AT THE HOLMDEL FIRE CO. NO. 1, RT. HOLMDEL Calvary Chapel of Old Bridge SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP.

A.M. Currently meeting a Cheesequake School Audltiorium. Rt. 34. Old Bridge (next to Cheesequice Fire Dept.

THURS. NIGHT BBLC STUDY, a P.M. Meeting at 1st Presbyterian Church. Matawan (Rt 34. 2 blocks No.

or Buttonwood Manor Nursery ChUdreM Church provided during service. For more info regarding Services. Home Fesowships. Priyer Meetings, Cat 727-2862. "I'm the Way, the Tmlk 4 ike Life Jena" GRACE COMMUNITY CHURCh OF LACEY TOWNSHIP Currently meeting at the Lacey Twp.

Middle School on Western Blvd. Sunday School 9 45-10 30 s.m. Cotlee Time 10 40-10 56 s.m. Morning Worship 11 im Youth Groups 6 p.m. Evening Serece 7 m.

Peslor: Rev. Fbbert L. Ron, Th. M. U.INCROFT BIBLE CHURCH 790 Newman Springa Lincrott (opposite Brookdale Rev.

James H. Persons, Pastor Sun. Worship 10:45 a.m. A 6 p.m. Sun.

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World chess champion Garri Kasparov said yesterday that two aides left his camp during his title match against Anatoly Karpov in Leningrad, and he indicated one of them might have given away secrets. Kasparov told a news conference that Gennady Timoshchenko and Yevgeny Vladimirov left his close circle of advisers and were replaced by two friends from his hometown of Baku, international master Elmar Ma-gerianov and grandmaster Mikhail Gurovich. In championship matches, each player has aides and chess advisers who help him plan strategy and study adjourned positions. "Timoshchenko wanted to leave the camp at the start of this (second) half of the game," Kasparov said, speaking in Russian through an interpreter. The first 12 games of the match were played in London and the final 12 in Leningrad.

"There was a clash after game 19 and Vladimirov left," Kasparov said. "After game 19, it was clear that Vladimirov had copied all of my moves. He wanted me to believe that he did on his own," Kasparov said. There have been widespread rumors among experts watching the Leningrad clash that Vladimirov may Parking violators can The Associated Press MORGANTOWN, W.Va. People with outstanding parking tickets at West Virginia University don't have to pay an arm and a leg.

A pint of blood will do just fine, thank you. West Virginia University Hospital's blood bank cooked up the scheme with WVU's parking office in an effort to increase the available blood supply. Richard A Pable Robert H. Evertz Cordially invite you to an OPEN HOUSE Sunday October 12th 1 PM-5 PM PABLE-EVERTZ NJ, on 101086. Beloved husband of Geraldine Oorgan.

Dearest father of Alexander Kathleen Dear brother of Robert Mary Hunter. Funeral service Mon. at 9: 15 am from the John F. Pfteger Funeral Home, 115 Tmdall Middle-town, NJ. Funeral mass will be offered at St Georges by the River Episcopal Church, Rumson at 10am Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery.

Middle-town Visiting Sat 7-9pm Sun 2-4 7-9pm SUSSMAN Seymour. Services 11 am Sunday from the Bloomfieid-Cooper Jewish Funeral Cha-- pel. Highway 35. Ocean Townsntp. interment Riverside Cemetery.

hocheUe P.irk NJ Pobi Jack Friedman officiating There wi -r viiva Funeral 901 Beaver Dam Point Pleasant 899.