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I TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1994 LOS ANGELES TIMES Obituaries BRULTE: Leader Honed His Skills in Washington J6hn Osborne; Playwright Wrote 'Look Back in Anger5 rwWlLLIAMTUOHY OflflTttoES STAFF WRITER I i Lt nxtrs AKT 1 i i i i directly under me," Webb said an interview. "Not out of 'my office. He was not a political appointee on my staff, I can say that" Brulte now acknowledges that he "did not interact with Webb" and was assigned to an office outside the Pentagon, where' he worked on special projects and began to do advance work 1 for Bush. He explained that Bush and Reagan "relied on people in agencies" as well as individuals from corporate America to buttress the White House staff. "This is how presidents, whether you are Republican or Democrat, you cook the book," he said.

"You always reduce the number ot White House staff then you just detail people from agencies'. After six months, Brulte got, a post at the Department of Housing Please see BRULTE, A25 in recalling that he was the only male receptionist in the Senate at the time. Still, the job served as a launching pad for his career. By 1983, Brulte was tabbed as executive director of the Republican Hispanic Assembly, a group set up to energize Latino voters. Tirso del Junco, the assembly's chair- man, said Brulte's selection was not a unanimous choice.

"Everybody didn't want Jim Brulte because he could not speak any Spanish, but I felt this guy was very well qualified," said Del Junco, former state Republican chairman. "He knew his way around Washington." In March, 1985, Brulte became an assistant to the assistant secretary of defense for reserve affairs, James Webb a job he also listed proudly in campaign brochures. But Webb says he has no recollection of Brulte. "He did not work mother lives, remains a magnet. "My mom's house is still the center of our universe," he said, "because you can go back there and these are the people that knew you when you were a snotty-nosed little dirty kid." After graduating from high school, Brulte joined the California Air National Guard and in less than two years was named the nation's air guardsman of the year.

With the help of a local GOP activist, Brulte obtained an unpaid internship from then-Sen. S.I. Hayakawa (R-Calif.) while he was attending Azusa Pacific College. After Brulte's graduation from Cal Poly Pomona in 1980, Hayakawa gave him a job, which included driving the senator's mobile office around the state. Brulte had such a strong case of Potomac fever that he took the only job that Hayakawa had for him in Washington.

He laughs now 'URcar-winning piaywrigni wno made his mark as one of the "angry men" of British theater and whoijcept up his iconoclastic con- clwtlong after, has died of heart i A i I 1 DqiiHi in a uuspuai near ma uume 1 3 iih.ShroDshire. a sDokesman said CMpnday. He was 65. OBITUARIESFUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS ABRAMS. Sadve SWACKHAMER, E.W.

passed away on December 5, 1994. i Mount Sinai Mortuary Memorial lpm Thursday, December 29. 1994 at the Doolittle Theatre, 1615 N. Vine St. AGUIRRE, Miguel Angel born November 14, 1949 in Mazatlan, Mexico: passed away December 19, 1994 in Los Angeles, California.

Memorial requiem 2pm, Saturday, January 14, 1995 at Trinity Episcopal Church, 650 N. Berrendo, Los Angeles (corner of Melrose and Berrendo). In lieu of flowers, a donation may be made to Trinity Hollywood. In lieu of floweqs, donations may be made in his name to the Directors Guild of America Educational and Benevolent Fund, 7920 Sunset Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90046 or the Hampden-Bobth Library, The Players, 16 Gramercy OBITUARIES D'Amico, Michael Dugan, John T.

Furiga, Rose Goodhill, Victor Guilhem, Alice Honda, Thomas Hughes, Charles Joseph, Gertrude Kaiden Lillian Karpati, Leslie A. Le Sage, James Leventhal, Helen K. Levinson, Harvey Lightfoot, Frances H. Lota, Arthur Abrams, Sayde, Aguirre, Miguel Angel Almo, Bertha Altman, Bob Altschuler, Alann H. Armijo, Gabriella Babbin, Fred Barlow, Robert A.

Berger, Michael Carter, Paul H. Chaffin, Larry Chakrin, Anna Cornick, Howard H. Crouch, Charles L. Cutler, Linwood E. Lyday, Gertrude, Mc Fariand, Rose A.

Nash, Otto F. Navar, Cruz Norton, Louise Ries. Rita Schneider, Emille U. Shayne, Sherwin Strang, Jane Swackhamer, E.W. Sykes, Rozzell Towne, Louis A.

Voigt, Kenneth K. Weinfla8h. Jean Weiss, David Wellman. Betty J. rarn, new rorK iuuuj i Episcopal murcn.

SYKES, Roziell Founder of St. Elmo Vi ae. who would have turned 64 on December 25, 1994, passed on to be with his maker1 on December 18, 1994. ALMO, Bertha Age 88. In loving memory of our beloved mother and grandmother who wilt always be with us in spirit.

We love you. Mallnow It Silverman Mortuary. ALTMAN, Bob (Paul Beloved father of Michael; grandfather of Catherine; loving brother of Edwin; dear companion of Judith Reid. Continued from Al nationwide network of contacts and developed his ambitions for political office. As state Assembly Republican leader, he now finds himself at center stage, seeking to topple legendary Speaker Willie Brown, the San Francisco Democrat who has held onto the gavel for 14 years.

With Brulte and Brown deadlocked at 40 votes apiece, the Assembly will reconvene Jan. 4 to resume the. fight for what has been the second most powerful job in state government. "I'm going to be Speaker of the Assembly," Brulte said in an interview. "It's just a matter of time." Brulte would be the first Southern Californian in 20 years and the first Republican since 1970 to hold the speakership.

A Gargantuan figure at 6 feet 4 and 349 pounds, he has a gift for storytelling and a self-deprecating sense of humor, but he is a private person who is uncomfortable in the spotlight and whose political opponents accuse him of having a calculating side. Unlike many politicians at his level, the 38-year-old Brulte did not ascend to statewide prominence through a succession of election victories and powerful committee assignments. Although he does not have a long list of legislative accomplishments, there is a record here. Before he arrived in the Capitol four years ago, Brulte's chief claim to fame was that he had secured a series of low-level political appointments in Washington. Around his Ontario hometown, one old acquaintance recalls friends joking that Brulte was going through a job a week.

His critics say he has selectively traded on his ties to the Ronald Reagan and Bush administrations while campaigning. They contend that he dropped from his resume a potentially embarrassing eight months when he was assigned to the scandal-plagued Department of Housing and Urban Development, though there is no evidence he was caught up in the mess. It appears that he embellished a stint at the Pentagon, saying he worked for an assistant defense secretary, who today cannot recall him. More recently, the politician has been faulted for helping to approve a large pay boost for his girlfriend, Kelli Norton, while she was on the public payroll of the Assembly Republicans. Brulte's action was cited by Assemblyman Paul Horcher of Diamond Bar as one of his reasons for defecting from the Republicans and helping deny Brulte the speakership.

As GOP leader, Brulte acknowledges missteps but says he also deserves credit for improving Republican fortunes. "I think I've done a great job here. I've screwed up some. Maybe I shouldn't have dated Kelli," Brulte said. "But I think you have to look real hard to find any mistakes that I've made as leader Memorial Service will be held at 12 noon on Wednesday, December 28.

1994 at The First A. E. Church, 2270 South Harvard Blvd. in Los Angeles, or further information, please contact The Harrison-Ross' Mortuary at 213 2S5-6601. JOSEPH, Gertrude Beloved mother of Rhonda (Isadore) Benjamin and Marsha (Jay) Tanenbaum; cherished grandmother and great-grandmother.

Services at 10am Wednesday, December 28, 1994 at Hillside Memorial Park, Hillside Mortuary. iV iiQborne's seminal play, "Look Anger," transformed British I)H r' theater in 1956, opening the way for what would be described as "kitchen -iaj, drama the portrayal of the ftStily realism of working-class life that also reflected the playwright's own background. Jimmy Porter, the antihero of "Look Back," railed against the Establishment and its values, as did the author, who became a voice for the disgruntled of Britain's post-war generation. Richard Burton starred in a 1958 film version of the work. Osborne won his Oscar for his screenplay of the 1964 film "Tom i Jones." Among his other notable works are "The Entertainer," which many critics saw as a metaphor for a declining Britain and which starred Sir Laurence Olivier, "Luther" and "Inadmissible Evidence." In 1992, Osborne updated the Jimmy Porter story with a new play, "Deja Vu," in which his old hero now lives comfortably but rages against homosexuals and "luvvies," theatrical and literary folk.

The work was a critical and box-office failure. Osborne in his private life adopt ed the angry man persona. He was notorious for his hard drinking and irascibility. In a recent interview, he asked: "Who wants to live to 110 anyway if it means not smoking and not drinking?" Married five times, he savaged some of his wives in his autobiography and called his mother "hypocritical, self-absorbed, calculating and indifferent." Helen Dawson, his fifth wife, was at his hospital bedside when he died Saturday. His other wives were Pamela Lane, actress Mary Ure, writer Penelope Gilliatt and actress Jill Bennett, 'fjtiborne described Bennett in his miSnoirs, -''Almost a Gentleman," as "the most evil woman I've ever come across" and called her suicide "JXIoarse posturing of an over-St housemaid." Sorne was a fixture on the TOWNE, Louis A.

Survived by his KAIDEN. Lillian Hillside Mortuary oevotea wue, tieien; sons, noaeri (Luisa), and Roger (Sylviane); loving grandfather of four. Services at 12 noon Wednesday, December 28, 1994 at Hillside Memorial Park Mortuary Chapel. iiiii.ij. ALTSCHULER, Allan H.

July 13, 1924 December 25, 1994. After a long and brave battle with Leukemia, beloved and cherished husband of Jeanne, devoted father of Leland and Beverly Altschuler and of Pamela and Todd Berman. Adored and doting 'Grampasir' of Justin and Zanny Altschuler. Dear brother-in-law of Philip Hernandez. Loving uncle to Barbara and Rick Tell ana Barry and Karen Wolff.

Active in community service. Private services; contact family for information. KARPATI, Leslie A. Mount Sinai Mortuary Los Angeles Timet John Osborne in 1984 London theatrical scene and became notorious for firing off letters to newspapers and speaking out on a range of topics that piqued him. He once said critics were "nearly all cripples suffering from some terrible disease." At the Writers' Guild Awards in London two years ago, he denounced British theater as "this horrible profession which has never been held in more contempt." In his polemic "Damn You, England," he ripped his country, saying of it: "You're rotting now, and quite soon you'll disappear untouchable, unteachable, impregnable." Osborne began his career as an actor but started writing plays at age 19.

He moved from London to Clunton, Shropshire, in a deliberate attempt to flee the literary Establishment. Upon his death, which occurred after he was hospitalized for a diabetic condition, his friends took note of his abundant bile but also praised his talents. "He was a revolutionary writer," playwright Arthur Miller said. "He opened up British theater I suppose everybody is indebted to him for that;" Osborne "was wonderfully vindictive," Sheridan Morley, an author, playwright and critic, said. "He took no prisoners, gave no hostages.

He was full of loathing and yet there was a richness of language in John. He wrote wonderful roles, wonderful speeches. What is important is the energy of the man. He had this tremendous raging against the light. Whatever it was, John was there to hate it." LE SAGE, James Famechon, Jr.

beloved son of the late James F. Le Sage, and Ruth and Ned Reilly; brother of William and Sallle; uncle of Gabrielle, Alyssa, and Felicia. Private funeral services will be held. In lieu of flowers, donations in his memory to James F. Le Sage Scholarship, Mt.

St Mary's College, 12001 Chalon Road, Los Angeles, CA 90024, would be deeply appreciated. I. T. Oswald Morutary, North VOIGT, Kenneth K. age 71, born hi Milwaukee, Wisconsin, passed away December 20, 1994.

Het Is survived by his sons, William of Tucson, Arizona and Thomas of Redondo Beach, California; brother of Bill and Marjory Voigt. Funeral Services will be held Wednesday, December 28, 1994 at Rose Hills Memorial Park, 3900 S. Workman Mill Road, Whittier. CUTLER, Linwood Ellis Woody Cutler died suddenly on December 13, 1994 from the complications of A.I.D.S., a disease he had fought courageously with the formidable resources of mind and the strengths of body he brought to bear on everything he did. Born In Los Angeles in 1946, he graduated from California State University at Los Angeles, where he majored in Fine Arts and took a minor in Microbiology.

After relinquishing an early career in advertising, he became a pre-eminent painter of faux finishes, trompe 1'oeil, stencil designs and murals. Among his public commissions were exterior and interior finishes for the restaurant Le Dome in Los Angeles, the executive offices of Time Warner in Rockefeller Center, and St. Victor's Church in Hollywood. His many private commissions included work for Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Huffington, Dr. Michael Scolaro, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bloomingdale, His Majesty the King of Malaysia, Ms. Carrie Fisher, Mr.

Martin Scorsese, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Ford, Ms. Rosalind Millstone, and Ms. Cher for her publication "Sanctuary." Mr.

Cutler was a man of indomitable energy, thoroughgoing style, fierce loyalties, unmitigating generosity, and flashing intelligence and wit. His was a life lived passionately, an unusual combination of hard work and natural charm. He is survived by his mother, brother, and companion, Dale Jackson. Contributions in his memory may be made to the Woody Cutler Scholarship Fund of the. Isabel O'Neal Foundation in New York, 1958 N.

Cower Los Angeles, CA 90068-4009. Hollywood tig7tra-uuiil ARMIJO, Gabrlellt. Born on October 6, 1909 in Albu- Suerque, New Mexico; died on lecember 23, 1994 in Sylmar, California. She is survived by two sons, five daughters, many grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and great-great-grandchildren. A chapel service will be held Wednesday, December 28 at Pierce Brothers Simone DuBots Mortuary (818287-0595) with interment to follow in Resurrection WE1NFLASH, Jean Hillside Mortuary WEISS.

David Hillside Mortuary Cemetery, South San Gabriel, LEVENTHAL, Helen K. 81 years old, passed away Saturday, December 24, 1994 in Westlake Village, California. Survived by her devoted son, Ron Leventhal: and sister, Fanny Bordon of San Rafael, California. Helen was an active officer in the Angles Chapter of B'nai B'rith for many years. Service 2pm on Tuesday, December 27, 1994 at Hillside Memorial Park Mortuary Chapel.

Hillside Mortuary. BABBIN. Fred Longtime resident tf Beverly Hills. Served in the WELLMAN, Betty Jean born, on August 30, 1931: passed away December 16, 1994. Beloved wife of Rod; daughter of Jack and Margie Warner; sister of Harold; devoted mother to Linda, Michael, Brian, and Barrie; cherished grandmother of Rebecca, Melissa, Dustin, Ryaq, Brandon, Lauren, Alexander, end Spencer.

She will be fondly remembered by her family and many, many friends for her endless kindness, glowing beauty, and ever-present smile. Memorial services are at the family residence on Wednesday, December 28 from Ham to 4pro i LEVINSON, Harvey Nathaniel Age 90; Beloved husband of Dorothy Levinson; father of Judy Sisson, Joyce Rosenbloom and Susan Smith; grandfather of great-grandfather of and uncle. Services were held Monday, December 26th, 1994 at Mount Sinai Memorial-Park. Mount Sinai united btates Army for 7 years; veteran of World War II; served on the board of Governors of Sinai Temple; past president of Men's Club; former editor of Sinai Speaks: member Board of Directors of Rancho Park Golf Club and Canoga Bowl; talented artist, the "Rembrandt of Beverly Beloved husband of the late Kitty Babbin; loving father of the late Arnold Babbin; adoring grandfather of Suzanne (Gary) Finer and Donna (Rand) Feinstein; devoted great-grandfather of Benjamin Finer; loyal friend to many. A strong and caring person who touched everyone who knew hime.

He will be greatly missed. Services 9am Tuesday, December 27, 1994 at Mt. Sinai Chapel. Mount Sinai Memorial Park and Mortuary Mortuary. D'AMICO, Michael -Forest Lawn Glendale Cemetery Lots-Crypt i FOREST Lawn Mausoleum crypt sanctuary of gratitude, S44007obo.

Pp 610630 3273 or 610531-1 19S LIGHTFOOT, Frances Helen Beloved mother of Michael Lightfoot; also survived by 2 grandchildren. Services will be at on Wednesday, December 28th in Faith Chapel, Forest Lawn -Holly- Rose Hills dot crypt value $8200, sell for $6S0O. Pp, 8189S2-721 1 eves. wooq mils, oresi Lawn mortuary. Cremation Service Rossano Brazzi, 78; Actor Starred in 'South Pacific' NEPTUNE SOCIETY 310831-0664 818845-2415 800201-3315 Let Anglt Burbwik LOTA, Arthur Beloved husband of Wanda Lota; father of Raymond and Colleen Lota; brother of William, Franklin, Joseph and Lawrence Lota, Mary Christine San Diego, Mary Anne Ortiz Luis and Mary Rose Lota.

Also survived by his parents, Nick and Crispins Lota. Visitation 8am 9pm Tuesday, December 26, 1994 at Forest Lawn Mortuary, Cypress. Service 10am Thursday, December 29, 1994 at St. Linus Catholic Church, 13915 Shoemaker Avenue, Norwaik. Interment in Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Cypress.

Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary. ARMBTRONQ FAMILY MALLOV-MITTKN DUGAN, John T. Born In Verplanck. New York 1920. Died December 24, 1994 in Encino, California after a valiant battle with pancreatic cancer.

Dr. Dugan attended Regis High School and Fordham University in New York City. MFA, Catholic University of America, Ph.D., University of Minnesota. Awarded a Penfield Grant and Fullbright Fellowship, he researched Theater and Cinema in Italy. Thereafter, professor of drama at Catholic University, UCLA, and U.C.

Berkely. Served 3V4 years in the United States Army in Europe during World War II. John Dugan's literary work has been published, performed and produced in every medium except the novel. His many television plays have received numerous awards and nominations as have his stage plays. He served his fellow writers for 28 years on the Board of Directors of the Writers Guild of America Pension Plan.

Survived by his loving wife, the former Jacqueline Bonnot; and three sons, David (Terese), of Dallas, Texas, John T. Jr. (Denise) of Lake Wylie, South Carolina, and Matthew of Woodland Hills, California. John leaves five grandchildren in Dallas who always call him "Sweet Mass of Resurrection at St. Francis De Sales Church, 13370 Valleyheart Sherman Oaks at 7pm on Tuesday, December 27, 1994.

In lieu of flowers, donations to the Wellness Community, 2716 Ocean Park Suite 1040, Santa Monica, CA 90405; or to Hospice of the Canyons, P.O. Box 8896, Calabasas, CA 91372, will be appreciated. 'The Lord is his Shepherd. There Is nothing he shall want." LYDAV. Gertrude Forest Lawn Glendale Total $488 Free Literature I ALL LA.

A ORANGE CO. I (800) 286-6789 I I i MC FARLAND, Rose A. She died December 23, 1994 at age 70. Beloved wife and mother. Survived by her husband, two sisters and a brother in Pennsylvania; four children and four granddaughters.

Services Tuesday, December 27th and Funeral Mass 9am on Wednesday, December 28th, both at Holy Spirit Catholic Church, 17270 Ward Fountain Valley. Interment in Good Shepherd Cemetery. Funeral Director BARLOW, Robert Adams A long-time resident of San Marl-no, passed away at the Episcopal Home in Alhambra on the morning of December 22, 1994, peacefully in his sleep. Born in Correy, Pennsylvania on June 17, 1913 to Virginia Adams and Robert Barlow, he was raised in Los Angeles and attended Fairfax High School. At UCLA, he was a member of Delta Tau Delta fraternity and graduated with a A.

in Business in 1936. He is a retired Lt. Colonel in the U. S. Army Reserve, having served active duty In Europe during World War II.

Bob became an account executive with the San Marino office of Dean Witter in 1957, and retired after 25 years. He was President of the San Marino Chamber of Commerce in 1966, and was on the Board of Governors of the San Marino City Club the following year. He was an enthusiastic member of the San Gabriel Country Club. Predeceased in 1983 by his wife, he leaves a daughter, Laurie Barlow of San Marino; a son, Gary Barlow of San Jose, and a grandson, Robert. He also leaves his sisters, Margaret Ruby of Corona del Mar and Joanne Reed of Monarch Beach; a brother, George Barlow of Venice, Florida.

At Bob's request, there will be no memorial services. Donations in his memory may be sent to: House Ear Institute, 2100 West Third Street, Fifth Floor, Los Angeles, CA 90057. BERGER, Michael age 73, passed away December 26, 1994. Beloved husband of Mildred Berger: father of Ronald and Jeffrey Berger: grandfather of Sarah Berger; and rother of Sol Berger and Rose Landerer. Michael was a holocaust survivor who devoted the last years of his life to preserving the memory of the holocaust.

Memorial Services Thursday, December 29th, 11am at Groman Eden Chapel, Eden Memorial Park. Contributions may be made to the Museum of Tolerance, 9786 W. Pico Los Angeles, CA 90035. and I never wanted to be Speaker." Even without the title, Brulte has attracted an enthusiastic following among Republicans for having thwarted Brown. "Because of his Falstaffian appearance some people have underestimated Brulte throughout his career and they have done so at their own risk," said David Beck-with, onetime press secretary for former Vice President Dan Quayle who has known Brulte since the 1988 raft trip.

Admirers praise Brulte as a straight-talking, shirt-sleeve style politician who knows how to tap into his contacts to get things done, whether it is persuading Quayle to make a campaign stop or capturing state funds to reduce traffic for his Inland Empire constituents. They characterize him as a resourceful and tireless conservative who has utilized his advance man's skills to organize Republican election triumphs across California. He is known to pick up the phone and call associates at all hours. NASH. Otto F.

Mount Slnal Mortuary NAVAR. CRUZ Guerra-Gutlerrez (2137218444 A Mend of the Mount Sinai Mortuary Los Angeles 213469-6000 8006004)076 NORTON. (Terror) Louise Marie FURIGA. Rose Forest Lawn Glendale By BURT A. FOLKART TIMES STAFF WRITER Rossano Brazzi, who played a series of aristocratic romantics in films ranging from "South Pacific" to "The Barefoot Contessa" before reverting to character parts in his later years, has died in Rome, Italian news agencies said Monday.

One of them, ANSA, quoting sources close to the actor's family, said Brazzi died Saturday in a Rome hospital from an undisclosed virus that affected his nervous system. He was 78. Brazzi played in more than 200 movies. Many of the most successful were filmed in the United States in the 1950s and '60s. His first Hollywood appearance was in "Little Women" (1949), but it was "The Barefoot Contessa" (1954) that made him a star specializing in roles as a Latin lover or well-heeled playboy.

His compelling magnetism probably was best typified in two films: "South Pacific" (1958), in which he played the cultured French planter opposite Mitzi Gaynor as the Army nurse who learns to love him, and "Summertime" (1955), in which he seduced spinster Katharine Hepburn despite being a married man with several children." Some of his other U.S. box-office successes included "Three Coins in the Fountain" (1954), "Woman Times Seven" (1967) and "Kraka-toa, East of Java" (1969). Born in Bologna, Italy, he was left an orphan when Mussolini's Fascists killed his parents. Brazzi studied law before turning to the stage and made his film debut in 1939, His success in the Italian cinema was immediate. He became a full-fledged U.S.

movie presence Passed away peacefully at home on Christmas Day 1994. She is survived by her daughter, Cheree Longo and her husband, Frank; daughter, Linda Blanton; and son, Gary (Gayle) Norton. She is also survived by her sister, Dorothy Baker; and brother, Gene Espitallier. She will be remembered with deep affections by all. Including 8 grandchildren, 16 great-grandchildren and many nieces, nephews and cousins.

Rosary will be 7pm Wednesday, December 28th at McCormick Son Mortuary, 25000 Moulton Parkway, Laguna Hills. Funeral Mass 10am Thursday, December 29th at St. Luke's Catholic Church, 5605 Cloverly Temple City. Interment in Calvary Cemetery. In lieu of flowers please make donations to the American Heart Association GOODHILL, Victor M.D.F.A.C.S.

Distinguished physician, professor and community leader. Adored by his family: wife, Ruth; daughter, Barbara; son. Dean; grandchildren, Gina, Spencer, Marissa and Lily; sister. Fay; and niece, Linda. Services 2pm Wednesday at Court of TaNaCH Chapel.

Mount Sinai Memorial Park. Mount Sinai Mortuary. In lieu of flowers, the family prefers donations to: Hope for Hearing, or the Victor Goodhill Ear Center at UCLA, both of which Brulte still finds time to slip off Mortuary Directors to movies. Having attended a pri win perpetuate nis legacy. vate religious school as a boy, Brulte is deeply religious, tithing 10 of his salary to his church, the VlOSTC TJTT GUILHEM, Alice 87.

A native of Los Angeles, passed away Thursday, December 22, 1994. Mrs. Guilhem was the daughter of the founders of Philippe's Original French Dip in downtown Los Angeles. She is survived by her sons, Phillipe and Andre. CARTER, Paul H.

age 68, passed away December 18, 1994. Beloved son of Leona Carter; and sister, Marie. Paul was a prominent hair stylist and teacher, well known in the industry. He will be greatly missed. At his request no service will be held.

Memorial contributions may be made to St Joseph Medical Center, Hospice Foundation, Burbank. Community Baptist Church of Rossano Brazzi in 1958 in "The Barefoot Contessa," which featured Humphrey Bogart as a director and Ava Gardner as a Spanish dancer who becomes a Hollywood star. Brazzi portrayed Count Vincenzo Torlato-Faurini, who weds Gardner and then kills her over sexual frustrations. Brazzi made headlines of a different kind in 1984 when he was among 37 people indicted after an investigation of an international arms and drug smuggling ring operating in Italy, West Germany, Spain, Bulgaria, Turkey and other parts of the Mediterranean. The case against him was later dropped.

Until his illness he had been working in a film where he played the role of an Italian prosecutor, ANSA reported. Survivors include his second wife, Isle Fischer. His first wife, Lydia Bertolini, died in 1981. His funeral will be Wednesday in Rome. Rancho Cucamonga.

He is a teeto RIES, Rita Loving mother of Miriam McGilvray of Salinas, California; also survived by five grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren. Services 11am Thursday at Hollywood Cemetery Chapel, 6000 Santa Monica A. Gold Cross Mortuary 213469-6349 Mortuary (310) 699-0921 Located at Rose Hills Memorial Park in Whittier taler, he says, because he has seen Woods Glendale Mortuary the harm that alcohol can do. CHAFFIN, Larry age 50, passed away on December 227 1994. Funeral Services will be at 2pm December 27th, Crippen Mortuary Chapel.

Interment will be in McDermott, Ohio. Crippen HONDA, Thomas Klyoshi 84: Beloved husband of Aiko; father of Richard Takeo (Rich), Frank Teruo Honda. Emiko (Roy Wataru) Minami; grandfather of Jodee Fumiye Minami; brother of Misako Honda of Japan. Funeral Service Thursday, December 29. 1994 from at Gardena Buddhist Church, 1517 W.

166th Gardena. Fakul A native of Glen Cove, N.Y., moriuary, niretiors. XI. Brulte moved in 1960 to On tario, where he and his two broth Glendale Hollywood Hills Cypress Covins Hilts Lmy Beach Croman-Eden Mortuary Directors CORNICK, Howard W. Forest Lawn Glcndale ers were raised.

His father was an aerospace worker. His mother later Mortuary, (Z13) 626-0441. SCHNEIDER, Emille U. passed away unexpectedly on December 19, 1994. Lovingly remembered by her son, Adrian Hertik and daughter-in-law, Cecele, three granddaughters.

Hillary, Adrianne, and Paula, and great-grandchildren, Ashley, Jason, and Dustin. She was a volunteer for 25 years at Motion Picture ft Television Country House and concurrently for 12 years with the Woodland Hills Chamber of Dommerce. Private burial in Oakwood Memorial Park, Chatsworth. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Motion Picture Television Fund. A memorial service will be held 10am, Wednesday, December 28 at the Motion Picture Televi- became a nurse.

Brulte paints a picture of an almost idyllic childhood living on a CROUCH, Charles Lanham, Jr. passed away December 22, 1994. He Is the beloved husband of Betty Washburn Crouch; cherished father of Charles Lanham Crouch III, John Clayton Crouch, and Brabston Washburn Crouch. He is also the loved grandfather of Gary and Emily Crouch, Natalie and Olivia Crouch, John Clayton Crouch, Jr. Services private.

cul-de-sac in a suburban neigh borhood, playing ball, going to California Angels games, joining son Country House. the water polo team and serving as SHAYNE, Sherwin John E. Boswell; Historian of Gay Marriage student body president at Chaffey Hillside Mortuary HUGHES, Charles Paul Born on July 12, 1908; passed away at home on December 20, 1994. Survived by wife of 65 years, Dorothy; three children, Charles, Jr. (Edwina), Richard (Barbara) and Barbara Casino (Peter); nine grandchildren and fourteen greatgrandchildren.

Born in San Francisco, raised in Seattle, Washington and returned to California in 1944. Retired in 1973 after serving 36 years as an International Representative for the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, AFL-CIO. Services will be held at 11am on Thursday, December 29, 1994 at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, 301 Avenue Redondo Beach. The family has requested that in lieu of flowers please send a contribution to a charity of your choice or to Hospice co San Pedro Peninsula Hospital Foundation, 1300 W.

7th San Pedro. CA 90732-9989. High School. As a boy, Brulte helped his father paint the local Republican headquarters and pasted up stick ers for Reagan's 1966 gubernatorial Obituary Notices Closed on Sundays Open Times Obituary Information STRANG, Jane M. age 84, died Christmas Day 1994 in Downey, California.

Widow of Dr. Schulyer P. Strang; loving mother of Joanne De Luce and Robert Strang; cherished grandmother of David De Luce, Amy Eigner, Daniel De Luce, Megan, and Meredith Strang: great-grandmother of Sarah and Daniel Eigner, and Ashley and Morgan De Luce. Loving sister of James, Henry. Ray, and George Finch, and Catherine Brown.

Services at 10am Friday, December 30, 1994 at Rose Hills Memorial Park, Hillside Chapel, Whitlier, California. In lieu of flowers the family requests that contributions be made to The Assistance League of Downey, the Home Project, 7749 Florence Ave, jwwney, CA 90241. NEW HAVEN, E. Boswell, a Yale historian who provoked debate with his research "saying gay marriages during the Middle Ages were celebrated in the church, died Friday of the complications of AIDS. He was 47.

Boswell drew national attention in June with his book "Same-Sex Unions in Premodern Europe," a tudj of more than 60 manuscripts fr the Middle Ages. Boswell contended that homo sexual marriages were well established in the medieval church. But Boswell's thesis was criticized by other scholars. He wrote that one major aim of his work was "to rebut the common idea that religious belief Christian and other-has been the cause of intolerance in regard to gay people." Boswell joined the Yale faculty in 1975 as an assistant professor. He was appointed a full professor in 1982.

Times Wp Services Times Obituary Information campaign. Recalling his father, who died in 1985, Brulte fondly describes "himself as "my father's son." "I'd like to tell you that I had a really rebellious period in my life," Brulte said. "But I never really did." The family home, where his Call Ms. Ryan for understanding and helpful Krvkc. Moo-Sal.

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