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LOS ANGELES TIMES B8 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2000 Obituaries Larry Rhine; Award-Winning Writer for Radio, Film and TV Laurance Fowler; Longtime San Fernando Valley Journalist 1997, Rhine wrote a letter to the editor published in The Times, offering his sympathy to Skelton's beloved characters, Freddie the Freeloader, Clem Kadiddlehopper and Sheriff Deadeye. Rhine recalled that Skelton always told his writers: "I won't mind dying if I can tell St. Peter a joke he hasn't heard." Rhine was interviewed last year for the Television Academy of Art and Sciences Archive of American Television. Through the 1960s, Rhine served on the board of trustees of the Producer-Writers Guild of America Pension Plan in Los Angeles, heading the board in 1968. The organization awarded him its Founders Award in 1974 and its Founders Plaque in 1980.

He is survived by his wife of 50 years. Hazel Shermet Rhine; their son, Robert; and their daughter, Vicki Rhine Trevena. "The line moved slowly, because he always had suggestions. But they were invariably good, and somehow he made deadline." Hired as city editor in 1954, Fowler presided over the expansion of the paper's coverage beyond the Valley to City Hall and other areas, said Rick Quist, executive news editor at the Daily News. Frances Esther Fowler, 89, said retirement "just about killed" her husband.

"He wasn't the same after that. He lost his love for life." A USC graduate, he served as a lieutenant in the Army Air Corps during World War II, flying 34 missions over Germany, she said. Fowler, who asked that no funeral be held, died Monday at a care facility in Canoga Park. In addition to his wife, he is survived by a daughter and two grandsons. Donations in his memory may be made to the Alzheimer's Assn.

By ROBERTO J. MANZANO TIMES STAFF WRITER Laurance "Larry" Fowler, a demanding but passionate newsman at the old Valley News and Green-sheet, has died at 88. Fowler worked at the paper, which became the Daily News of Los Angeles, from 1954 to 1977, retiring as managing editor. "He stressed accuracy and service to the public all the good things a newspaperman ought to be," said Daily News systems editor Richard Handt. Mike Wyma, assistant Metro copy chief at The Times, who worked with Fowler at the Daily News, remembered him as the unquestioned ruler of the newsroom.

"Anything remotely important had to go by him, and a line of editors and writers would form at his desk every night," Wyma said. kyo Rose." He worked extensively to publicize Gen. Douglas MacAr-thur's historic "I shall return" speech, distributing the vow on matchbook covers and other printed materials as well as over the airwaves. But when lie suggested that the slogan be changed to "We shall return," MacArthur was so outraged that he banned Rhine from the legendary return of the American forces to Corregidor. MacArthur's disapproving slap in the face probably saved Rhine, because the shore boat to which he had been assigned was bombed and the survivors were imprisoned by the Japanese.

After the war, Rhine segued easily from radio and film to television. Over the years, he wrote for such series as "Mr. Ed," "Sanford and Son," "Red Skelton," "The Bob Hope Show," "Bachelor Father" and "Gimme a Break." He created and was executive producer of the 1979-80 series "Joe's World," a family sitcom featuring a Detroit house painter, and produced the 1981 television special "Nuts and Bolts." In a 1996 article for the Writers Guild of America Journal, Rhine summed up his career as "a giddy gallop on a fast track." "A comedy writer's life," he said, "is a blur of vignettes recalled during retirement. Like that oft-quoted 'Mr. Ed' rewrite session when series co-owner George Burns immortalized 'The horse wouldn't say and my partner, Lou Derman, piped up with, 'Let the horse After Red Skelton's death in By MYRNA OLIVER TIMES STAF WRITER Larry Rhine, who wrote his way across radio, television and motion picture entertainment for more than half a century, from the aural "Duffy's Tavern" to the visual "Here's Lucy," "All in the Family" and "The Brady Bunch," has died.

He was 90. Rhine, who received the Pioneer Broadcasters' Diamond Circle Plaque only two weeks before his death, died Friday in Los Angeles, said his son, screenwriter Robert Steven Rhine. The television series "All in the Family," starring Carroll O'Connor as the irascible Archie Bunker, earned Rhine myriad awards for his scripts. He was twice nominated for Emmys and won a Writers Guild Award, a Humanitas Award, a Golden Globe and a Heartfund Award. Rhine called Norman Lear, who created and produced the show, "the greatest boon to writers since the inflated seat cushion." He described his own favorite "Learism" as the maestro's "compliment" to writers: "This is the greatest script I've ever seen.

It will rewrite well." Born in San Francisco, Rhine was educated at UC Berkeley, where he headed an internationally competitive debating team. In 1934, he began his entertainment career at radio station KGB in San Diego as a writer, announcer and director alongside Art Linkletter. Rhine wrote segments for several popular radio shows, including "The Life of Riley," "G.E. Theater" and "The Colgate Comedy Hour." J.M I A IIJ. 1 3 -Y Larry Rhine in an undated photo When he wrote for the 1941-51 radio comedy series "Duffy's Tavern," Rhine took a particular interest in actress Hazel Shermet, one in a string who portrayed Miss Duffy, the giddy, man-crazy daughter of the tavern owner.

As Rhine described it later, "Our romance deteriorated into marriage. My first residual." Rhine worked as a Hollywood screenwriter for Universal Pictures and Twentieth Century Fox during the late 1930s. Among other scripts, he wrote the 1941 shipboard comedy "Six Lessons From Madame La Zonga" with a title based on a popular song of the day. During World War II, Rhine worked for the Office of War Information out of San Francisco, broadcasting American propaganda into Japan, including an American version of Japan's "To Going. Going.

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Phillippi, Robert B. Pitts, Mary A. Podwal, Murray Pomerantz, Margaret CRAWFORD, Jeanetle Conlee Worthen Passed away peacefully October 31, 2000 with her family her side. Born in South Pasadena, California on November 20, 1916 and a 46 year resident of Newport Beach, she was married to Henry Crawford for 32 years. She was a third generation Califorman, Past Regent of the local chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, and a third cousin of US President Chester A.

Arthur. Predeceased by her first husband, Walter (Bud) Worthen, she leaves he husband Hank; sons, Jim Worthen of Pismo Beach and Neil (Audrey) Worthen of Redcrest; beloved twin sister, Catherine Buccola and numerous nieces and nephews. The loves of her life have been her family and country. She was loving and vibrant and will be greatly missed. Services Friday, November 3: Visitation 10:15 am Service 11:00 AM, Pacific View Memorial Park, Newport Beach.

GR1FFING, Patricia R. 'Irish" (69). died Oct. 20, 2000 after a short illness. A resident of Hollywood for 35years.

She leaves behind a son; Stephen; daughter-in-law, Barbara; two grandchildren; Morgan and tephen; brother, Tony; sister-in-law, Sue, nieces, nephews and friends. A private memorial service will be held. GRIFFIN, Mary Edith Born March 10, 1928. Died October 18, 2000. Beloved wife of Arch Griffin, loving mother of Kathy M.

Griffin, survived by Margaret and Angela Hall. She now rests in peace in her hometown of Burlington, Iowa. The Obituary Desk is open Monday through Saturday, We are closed on Sunday. The deadline for the next day's publication is 3:00 P.M. daily.

Please call the Obituary DeskatDOOW Ext. 77242orExt.77241 CARSON Tavis Carson of Newport California, widow of John ADELMAN, Murray L. HilU.de Mortuary COSCARKLLI. Helta (93) Julv 2, 1907 October 29, 2000. Helen Coscarelli passed away in Glendale, California.

She is survived by her children, i Lenora Coscarelli, Joseph and his wife Suzanne of Glendale, Robert and his wife Linda and her grand daughter, Erin of La Canada. Helen was born in Lansing, Michigan, one of eight children of Sam and Rose Fabiano. She is also survived by her sisters, Eva DeRose of Glendale, CA and Mary Bauschka of Adrian, Michigan and by her many nieces and nephews in California, Michigan and Canada. Helen followed her husband Joseph to California, who passed away on October 1, 1961, with their two children in 1938. He was in partnership in several liquor stores in Los Angeles.

Helen operated an Italian Restaurant in Eagle Rock until it closed during the Second World War. Helen has been a parishioner of St. Dominic's Parish in Eagle Rock since 1938 and a member of the Blessed Sacrament Society. She was a member of The Ladies of Columbus, and was a member of The Glendale Emblem Club for 42 years. Helen has been a resident at the Villa Scalabnni Italian Retirement Home for 5 years and only this year was transferred to the Villa's Special Care Unit as her health declined.

She will be greatly missed by her friends and family. Funeral Mass and Rosary wilt be celebrated at St. Dominic's Catholic Church, 2002 Merton Eagle Rock.CA on Friday November 3, at Interment will be immediately after at Holy Cross Ceme tery, 5835 W. Slauson Culver City, CA. Funeral arrangement by Valley Funeral Home, Burbank, CA (818)845-3766.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in her memory to The Glendale Foundation For the 'Retarded: 6512 San Fernando Rd. (818)242-2434. For assistance regarding Obituary Notice Call Ms. Ryan or Ms. Smith for understanding and helpful service.

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Also survived by granacniiaren ana i great grandchild. Vigu services, Friday, 7:00 pm Pierce Brothers Simone DuBois Chapel. Funeral Liturgy, Saturday, 10:00 am St. Lukes Catholic Church, 5605 Cloverly Temple City. Interment following at Resurrection Cemetery.

Pierce Brothers Simone DuBois, Directors TREMBLAY, Dr. Wyman Clement (ajj ot raim uesert, aieu uct. ti, 2000, in Rancho Mirage. He was born April 28, 1917 to Clement E. and Emma A.

Perschy Tremblay in Siuox City, IA. He married Claire Robidoux in April of 1953 at Mission San Luis Rey, CA. He was a former Chief of Staff at Queen of Angels Hospital, worked at St. Vincents Hospital and was a Medical Advisor to Blue Cross. He was a physician for 52 years.

He served in the US Navy and Marine Medical Corps, during the Korean War as LT. and Chief Medical Officer. He is survived by his wife, Claire Tremblay of Palm Desert; and three sons, Clement Edward of Palm Desert, John Peter of Citrus Heights, and Dennis Michael of Lompoc. Cryptside services will be held on Sat. Nov.

4, 2000, 11 am at Holy Cross Cemetery Mausoleum Chapel. The family suggests donations be sent to The American Heart P.O. Box 1639 Palm Desert, CA 92261. TREVILLYAN. Edwin Jenkins born February 12.

1928, entered into eternal life Monday, October 30, 2000. Survived by his loving wife Jean Jolliffe Trevillyan; his children, Linda Trey )) Lyel Ed Trevillyan, Anne (Dennis) McCormick, Angie (Damien) Walters, Debbie (Jim) Orband, Susan Jolliffe and 12 of the cutest grandchildren you've ever seen. Also survived by his siblings. Ann (Tim) Crawley, Sister LaSal-ette, Jim (Pat) Trevillyan, Joan (John) Porter, Mary (Ken) Schmidt, Jill (Fred) Buck; and many nieces and nephews, and the favorites know who you are. Services Saturday, November 4, 2000 at 10:00 am at Holy Cross Mausoleum Chapel, Culver City.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Garden of Angels Inc. PO Box 1776 Yucaipa, CA 92399, or Pregnancy Help Center, 1311 Crenshaw Torrance, CA 90501. McCormick Mortuary (310)540-7444. VESELIC, of Studio City, passed away on October 24, 2000. Louis was born in Chicago, ILon June 30, 1955.

He is survived by his loving wife of 15 years. Ana; his son, Luke; daughter, Marie; his parents, Luke and Maria; sister, Kathy. Services will be field at St. Francis De Sales Catholic Church in Sherman Oaks, 10:00 am, Fnday, Nov. 3, 2000, with a Rosary at 6:30 pm, Thursday, Nov.

2, 2000. The interment will be at San Fernando Mission Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, family requesting donations to be made to St. Francis De Rales School. Funeral Notices RALPH CROOK Battalion Chief Los Angeles Fire retired; Deceased October 31, 2000, at Inland Valley Reg Medical Ctr, Wil-domar.

Appointed De- 10 1QM C. vice Pension January 9, i982. Funeral Services Nov. 4, 2000 at 2:00 pm, AtchesonGraham Garden of Prayer, 7944 Magnolia Riverside 92504 Interment cremation. In Memoriam RICK M0NT0YA We think of you every day with love.

Kim and Ashley Cremation Services ARMSTRONG FAMILY MALLOY MITTEN Total S4oo Free Literature all LA Orange Co. (800) 286-6789 NEPTUNE S0CEE1T 310831-0664 818845-2415 800251-3315 FD.i359 losAngeiM Burbank Address State PEREZ. Marie Bernice (82) August 20, 1918, Portersville, CA-October 29, 2000, Riverside, A. Survived by daughter, Debrah (Percy) R. Chavez; son.

Pete Banac; daughters, Rachel Dennis, Priscilla Marquez, Pearl Dennis and Glona Bernoudy, 19 grandchildren, 17 great grandchildren, 2 sisters, and 5 brothers. Visitation services to be held at Rose Hills Mortuary Stateroom on Friday, November 3, 2000 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm Gate HI Services directed by Rose Hills Mortuary Saturday November 4, 2000, Sky Rose Chapel, Gate II, 3888 S. Workman Mill Whittier, with interment to follow. PHILLIPPI, Robert Bruce Funeral Services to be held at 12:00 noon, Friday, November 3, 2000, at the Little Church ot Flowers, Forest Lawn Glendale, Forest Lawn Mortuary PITTS, Mary A. March 12, 1929 October 27, 2000, survived by her husband, Charles; children Charles Debra (Pitts)Harkness, Kevin; grandchildren Kyle and Kristin Harkness, Stephanie, Devin, Allison and Dana Pitts.

Memorial service Saturday, November 4. 2000, 2:00 pm at Community United Methodist Church, 801 Via De la Paz, Pacific Palisades, CA 90272. Reception following. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Mary A. Pitts Memorial Fund at the Community United Methodist Church or the Jonsson Cancer Center Foundation, 200 UCLA Medical Plaza.

L.A.. 90095. PODWAL, Murrray Died on October 31, 2000. He is survived by his wife Edythe; sons, Alan and Bruce and grandchildren Ryan and Steph. Service at Eden 1:00 Thursday.

POMERANTZ, Margaret Rose Beloved wife of Leonard Pomerantz. Loving mother of David Pomerantz. Dear sister of Emily Fallin. Cherished niece of Gertrude Echelman. Service Friday 11 AM at Mount Slnal Memorial Park Hollywood Hills, Mount Slnal Mortuary ROSENBAUM, Benjamin Beloved brother of Sara Bloom and Morris (Muriel) Rosenbaum.

Loving uncle of Dr. Stuart Bloom, Phyllis (Dr. Jay Schapira), Phyllis Rosenbaum, Rabbi Stanley Rosenbaum, Dr. Arthur Karen Rosenbaum, Phillip (Betsy) Rosenbaum and Laurie (Harold) Kaufman. Also survived by 10 great nieces and nephews.

"You will be greatly missed by family and friends." Memorial services will be held Sunday 1:00 pm at Mallnow Silverman Mortuary Chapel (74th La Tijera Blvd's) 800-710-7100 ROSS, Hannah Mount Slnal Mortuary, SAPERSTEI Allen A. Was born Aug. 30, 1933, in New Kensington, passed away Oct. 26, 2000 in Los Angeles. A 30 yr.

resident of Manhattan Beach he was an avid fisherman, skier, rollerblad-er and volleyball player. Allen is survived by daughter, Kayla L. McSwain; son, Todd M. Saperstein; sister, Barbara Shannon; brothers, Murray Rubin and Bernie Bernard; grandson, Jacob A. Hobson and numerous other family members.

Cremation Society of the South Bay (800) 464-6091 SHEVLIN, Barbara Gabel (69) Of La Jolla, passed away on October 25. 2000 from ALS. Memorial Service to be held Friday, November 3, 2000, at 11:00 a.m., St. James Episcopal Church, 625 S. St.

Andrews Place, Los Angeles. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the ALS Association, 27001 Agoura Ste. 150, Calaba-sas Hills, CA 91301. SOLOMON, Greta S. Services are Friday 2:30 pm Courts of TaNaCH Chapel Mount Sinai Memorial Park-Hollywood Hills.

Mount Slnal Mortuary. STEPHENS, Louise M. passed away peacefully at home in Walnut on October 28. She was a pre-school teacher at Diamond Bar Congregational Preschool and member of the Diamond Bar Seniors. She is survived by two daughters, Kathleen Stephens and Karen Gerloff, five grandchildren, four great grandchildren and a host of friends who celebrate her life and cherish her memory.

Memorial service, 11:00 Saturday, Nov. 4th at Walnut United Methodist Church, 20601 La Puente Rd Walnut, CA 91788. Memorial donations may be sent to Walnut United Methodist Preschool Fund. STOCKI. Joseph J.

(87) of Riverside CA passed Oct. 30, 2000. Survived by wife of 61 years Harriet; rhildren, Ralph, JoAnn, Glenn and Daniel, 19 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren. A Successful electrical contractor in Monterey Park and a proud member of Elks Lodge 1328 in Alhambra. A devout Catholic dedicated to his family with an endless passion for fishing, hunting, travel and adventure Visitation Nov.

2, 2000. 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm. Mass at St. Thomas Friday Nov. 3, 2000 at 10:00 am.

Burial at Crestlawn Nov 3, 2000 1 1 30 am. Arlington Mortuary (909) 689-1011 GROTEWIEL, Jack Lesley Born Nov. 8, 1927 in Alhambra. Passed away Oct. 30, 2000.

He graduated from So. Pasadena High School. Joined the Navy during W.W.I1 and served in the Pacific Theater of War. After the war he attended P.C.C. (then P.J.C.) for two years, then Santa Barbara.

He married twice; the first in 1049 which produced two children: Jack and Jill, the second in 1957 to Patricia Cox Grotewiel and had two children: Deneane and Sterling. That marriage lasted 43 years to his death. As an he designed countless homes and buildings 3 of which won the Sierra Madre Beau-tification Award. He lived in Sierra Madre for 41 years. Served as Commander of VKW Post 3208 for a total of 6 years.

Survived by his wife, Patricia, his four children: Jack (Carin) Shuler, Jill (Walt) Brown, Deneane (Ralph) Cimarusti, Sterling Grotewiel, sister Evelyn Sikes Caseras, and fourteen grandchildren. Viewing at Douglass Zook Mortuary, 600 E. Foothill Monrovia, Nov. 2, from 5:00 to 8:00 P.M. Service is Nov.

7 at Noon in the Church of the Ascension on Baldwin and Laurel, Sierra Madre. Afterward the V.F.W. 5th District Ceremony and inurnment at the Sierra Madre Pioneer Cemetery. HAYS. Beatrice B.

(99) of Los Angeles, CA died Monday October 30, 2000. She is the beloved wife of the late Ted Hayes. Survived by sister, Edith Perkins of Buffalo. N.Y., Earl Barber of Cary. N.C.

and the late Frances Barber: many nieces and nephews and friends. Memorial services will be held in Buffalo, N.Y. on November 4 at 1:00 PM at Macalpine Presbyterian Church, 2700 Bailey Ave. Burial will be in Los Angeles, CA. Cremation Society of Georgia (401) 355-7027.

INOUYE.Seichi "Jimmy Passed away on October 30, 2000 at the age of 84. He served in the United States Army during WWII, in the Military Intelligence Service Division and was a member of the Zen Nippon Ainnkai Koi Club of Southern California Chapter. He is survived by his wife, Midori; his sister, Misao ikari and many nieces and nephews. Memorial services will be held at 11 am, Monday, November 6, 2000 at the Rose Hills Memorial Park, Hillside Chapel 3888 S. Workman Mill Road in Whittier.

1WASAKI, Kanamt Rose Beloved mother of Thomas Kiyo-taka (Bernice Miyoko), John Minoru Mary Helen Robert Hideo (Rosalind) Iwasaki and Jane Nobu-ko (John Ryoye) Yamamoto; grandmother of seven and great grandmother of two, sister of Kyuma (Kuniye) Mano. and a brother and three sisters in Japan. Private funeral service was held on Wednesday, November 1, 2000, at Memorial Chapel of Kubola nunncl Mortuary. JOHNSTONE, Leslie Born April 11, 1914 in Ashley, ND. A 20 year Sonora resident; passed away Saturday, October 28, 2000 at Sonora Community Hospital.

He was a Lieutenant at the Los Angeles Police Department and a member of the Los Angels Masonic Lodge; he was a Major in the US Army 1942 -1974. He is survived by daughter, Donna (John) Burtt of Cool, CA; granddaughter, Christina Wilkinson, of Texas; grandson, Paul A. Burtt of Utah; granddaughter, Kathlen A. Lehman of Canoga Park, CA. Also survived by 4 great grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by wife, Violet in 1994 and granddaughter Mane F.Seward in 1998. Visitation on Nov. 2, 2000, 9:00 am to 5 pm at Heuton Memorial Chapel, in Sonora, California. Graveside services Friday, Nov. 3, 2000, 2:00 pm at Mt.

Shadow Cemetery, in Sonora, CA, Rev. Mark Levering officiating. Burial at Mount anaaow uemeiery sonora. KATTAN. Abraham devoted husband and father passed away in his home on October 26.

2000. Abe was a generous and kind man who gave of himself without reservation. He was a respected member of the Iraqi-Jewish community with a deep love of religion and Jewish history and tradition. He will be missed by all who knew him. Abe is survived by Soham, his wife of 40 years, and his two sons David and Alan.

KKSHISHIAN, Anals Funeral services will be held Friday, November 3, 2000 at the Church of the Hills.Forest Lawn Hollywood, Forest Lawn mortuary. KING, Moni Conner Beloved mother and grandmother. Born September 3, 1920. Passed away October 28, 2000. Survived by daughters, Shari, Dee and Suzanne; grandchildren.

Kelly, Bryan, Travis, Eric ana Christopher; sons-in-law, Steve and Kurt. Memorial Service Saturday, November 4. 2000, Noon, at Pierce Bros. Praiswatrr, 7245 Remmet Canoga Park, (818) KOERNER. Robert C.

Services will be held Thursday, November 2. 2000 at am at Church of the Hills; Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills Mortuary. Adelman, Murray Carson, Jaon T. Coscarelli, Helen Crawford, Jeanette C. Gritting, Patrica Griffin, Mary E.

Groteweil, Jack Hayes, Beatrice B. Inouye, Seichi Iwasaki, Kaname R. Johnstone, Leslie Kattan, Abraham Keshishian, Anaia King, Mona C. Koerner, Robert C. KOJAKU, Shoko Passed away Oct.

31, 2000 at the age of 71. She was born Sept. 28, 1929 on Terminal Island, and had been a 50 year resident of Gardena. She is survived by her husband Jun; sons Jon (Mie) of Japan, Randy (Gayle) of Murrieta, Bradley (Cindy) of Lakewood, 5 grandchildren. Visitation will be Friday, Nov 3, 2000 from 2 until 9pm at the mortuary, Services will be Saturday, Nov.

4, 2000 at 1 00 pm at the Green Hills Chapel, with interment to follow in Green Hills Memorial Park in Ranrho Palos Verdes Greeo Hills Mortuary (.110) 8.11 -at 11 KRAMER, Marshall Edwin (75) On Monday, October 30, 2000 Marshall Kramer passed awav peacefully with his loving family at nis sine in los Angeies, laiuornia. Marshall was a dedicated husband, father and grandfather who will be remembered fondly as a man who always thought of his family first and never Tost his concern for others. Marshall will always be cherished by his wife of 34 years, Ursula; daughters, Patricia and fiance Peter. Corinne and husband Andy, and grandson Ryan. He is also survived by brothers, nieces and nephews.

The many relatives and friends whom Marshall touched will remember him (or his Christian faith and devotion to family. Marshall was a decorated Veteran of World War II, who received numerous citations including 2 Bronze Stars. Funeral Services will be held Friday, Nov. 3, at St. Jerome's Catholic Church, 5550 Thorburn Los Angeles, CA 90045.

The Burial Service will be held at Holy Sepulcher Cemetery in urange. i a. LANDER, Lillian Survived by her daughter Sheryl Brykman. Grandmother of 6. Also survived by her brother Max (Millie) Greenland.

Services Friday 10:30 at Home of Peace Memorial Park. Mallnow Silverman Mortuary Directors. MAHONEY. Dennis Gerard Abbott Hast Mortuary 800-528-9596 MILLER. Leslie Bruce Owner of Yama Sushi Restaurant, Lake Tahoe, CA.

Passed away on October 10, 2000 at the age of 48, from brain cancer. Born December 18th, 1951 in New York, he grew up in Brentwood, CA, graduated Palisades High in 1970 and Washington State University in 1974. Les is survived by his loving family, brother Mitchell and children Miles, Morgan and Mackenzie Miller. His parents Arthur and Doris Miller precede him in death. Celebration of Life will be held at University Synagogue on Sunday, November 5th, at 2 P.M.

in lieu of flowers, donations gratefully sent to: University ynagogue, Senior Rabbi's Discretionary Fund, 11960 Sunset Los Angeles, A 90049. "In Memoriam" notictj are available for Veteran'iDay. Please col the obituary disk fordetaik Ask for Ms. Ryan or Ms. Smith 1-800-528-4637 oxt.

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Stocki, Joseph J. Stone, Harry W. Ticas, Dora Tiscareno, Josephine Tremblay, Dr. Wyman Trevillyan, Edwin J. Veselic, Louis J.

MOCK, Owen Russell (age 75) of Kent, Ohio died Friday in Kiawah Island, South Carolina from injuries susiaineu in an auiumoDiie accioeni. Born June 11, 1925 in Spokane, Washington, he was the son of John and Ruth (Owen) Mock. Before moving to Kent, he had been a resident of Palos Verdcs Estates, California for 30 years. He had retired from Computer Sciences Corporation in 1985. He was a World War II Veteran.

He was past president for the Association of Retarded Citizens (Western Region), past president of Exceptional Children Foundation of Los Angeles and volunteer for Compuserve Sports Forum. He was also an avid golfer. He is survived by son. John Mock of Emeryville, California; daughters, Kathenne (Peter) Ledhe of Phoenix, Arizona, Sharon Mock (Zak) Jarvis of Oceanside, California; granddaughter, Christine Ledhe; step-daughter, Julie (Craig) Merchant of Medina; step-grandson, Joseph Merchant. He waspreceded in death by wife Dora in 1991.

Friends will be received on Saturday from 3-5 and 7-9 at The Wood-Rortright Funeral Home (Kent Chapel). Services will be held on Sunday 2 pm at The United Methodist Church of Kent, officiated by Rev. Kay Dunlap. Interment Monday at Standing Rock Cemetery, Kent. The family requests memorials be made to the Kevin Coleman Foundation 5982 Rhodes Kent, Ohio 44240 Wood-Kortrlitat Funeral Homes NATHANSON, Milton Norman Mr.

Milton Norman Nathanson passed away peacefully in his sleep on Sunday, October 29th in Laguna Woods. He was born in Philadelphia on December 19, 1910 to Sadie and Samuel Nathanson. A graduate of Wharton School of Finance and Commerce and the University of Pennsylvania Law School, he practiced law briefly before joining the Department of the Interior in Washington DC. From 1943 until the end of World War II, he served in Army counterintelligence. After, he transferred to the A.

office of the Department of Interior where he worked on water and power contracts, including the $1.5 billion Central Arizona Project and the contract establishing Boulder City. NV. He also worked for U.N. to draft water code for the country of Guyana. After retiring in 1974.

he remained a consultant to the Department, served on the Colorado River Board as a gubernatorial appointee, wrote books on water use, and continued to write legal opinions for water districts. As a Laguna Woods resident, he served as Vice President of the Golden Rain Foundation and organized the first Leisure World chapter of the United Jewish Federation. Milton Nathanson will be sorely missed by his loving wife of 63 years, Maria Philips Nathanson. He will be also missed and long remembered by his daughter Sue: his son-in-law Peter Elkind, and his three grandchildren, Lauren, Perrin and Ethan. ORMAN, Milton Mount Slnal Mortuary.

PENSKY. Ruthie Forever loving wife of Harry, treasured mother and mentor of Roberta Iris (Lonnie) and predeceased by her darling daughter Sari Hollis, adored and respected grandmother of Michael. Devoted and cherished sister or Aaron (Lillie). Rebecca and Rachel. Admired and beloved sister-in-law.

She had a deep and abiding respect for all people and was loved by all those she touched. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Livingston Memorial Hospice, Ventura County. Services Friday November 3rd. 12 noon Mount Sinai Memorial Parks and Mortuary, Hollywood Hills. The Los Angeles Times now offers Display Obituary Notices with photographs.

Please call the Obituary Desk 3t8005284637 Ext. 77241 or Ext. 77242 passed away on October A native New Yorker, Joan was born at home in New York on December 25, Greek and Italian parents. She third child, their second Joan graduated from high Hempstead, Long Island served as President of the York to the Pasadena area in 1955 where she worked for the President of Avon. In 1962 Joan married Jack Carson and in 1964 they founded Carson Industries.

The company was sold in 1983 and in 1985 Joan and her husband relocated to Santa Barbara form San Marino. All through her life, Joan was an avid skier and tennis player and enjoyed a love for roses and her gardens. Joan was an accomplished photographer and painter. She described herself as "a lady who paints." Her paintings have been shown in galleries in Santa Barbara. In Santa Barbara Joan enjoyed volunteer work and gave many hours to the Crisis Hot Line and to her work as an ombudsman-one of her favorite activities.

Joan also served on the Women's Board of the Art Museum. Joan moved from Santa Barbara to Newport Beach in September 1998 where she was a member of the Balboa Bay Club and the Tennis Club. Joan leaves behind Kim Carson of Newport Beach, Eric and Jayne Carson of Yucaipa, California and Carey Carson of Scottsdale, Arizona; six beloved grandchildren, Nicole Matthew, Clayton, and Kyle Carson of Yucaipa and Jennifer and Carlin Karr of Scottsdale as well as loving nieces, nephews and their children. She also leaves her brother, Mr. Stacey Tavis of Upland.

She will be greatly missed by her family and her friends. A memorial service will be held on Friday, November 3 ai 1:00 PM at Pacific View Memorial Park at 3500 Pacific View Drive, Newport Beach, California. The family is asking that, in lieu of flowers, donations be made in the name of Joan Tavis Carson to the Susan G. Kronen Breast Cancer Foundation, 3191 Airport Loop Drive, Costa Mesa, California 957-9157. i.