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B8 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 2000 VC LOS ANGELES TIMES Obituaries Joan Marsh; '30s Bombshell Began in Silents 1 i I ll when she was helping develop cultural understanding and cooperation here. "There's the Japanese community, the Korean community, the Chinese community With her talent for organizing those various cultures, Lee developed a 40-member board of corporate and professional Filipino, Chinese, Japanese and Korean leaders to assist the Southern California Asian Pacific American Legal Center, whose council she headed. Among many business directorships, she was serving on the board of Bank Plus parent of Fidelity Federal Bank. Despite her own limited education, Lee was highly respected for graduating from "hard-knocks" schools of personal experience, and was named to leading roles in top educational institutions. She headed a research project, "California's American Chinese," for Claremont McKenna College's Rose Institute of State and Local Government and was vice chairman of the institute's board.

She was on the boards of visitors for the UCLA School of Medicine and Southwestern University School of Law, a regent of Loyola Marymount University and on the board of the private Webb School. Lee was also the founder of Cal State L.A.'s Chinese American Women's Scholarship Fund. Her son said that among Lee's myriad awards, his mother most treasured her honorary "doctor of philanthropy" degree from Golden Gate University. The businesswoman is survived by her two sons, Randal and Craig Lee, both of whom joined her in her business, and three grandchildren. The family has asked that memorial donations be made to the Lilly Lee Charitable Foundation at Lilly Enterprises 4727 Wilshire Suite 612, Los Angeles, CA 90010.

the smallest feet in Hollywood-wearing a size 2AAA, the smallest shoes in Paramount's vast wardrobe department of the 1930s. She was the poster girl in "All Quiet on the Western Front," the character Beanie in "Tailor Made Man," Honey in "Are You Toots in "It's Great to Be Alive," Cuddles in "Life Begins in College," Joan in "Charlie Chan on Broadway" and Dimples in "Road to Zanzibar." Married to and divorced from screenwriter Charles Belden, Marsh largely retired from the screen after her marriage to John D.W. Morrill in late 1943. Her last film was 1944's "Follow the Leader." In more recent years, the actress' memorable images were included in archival film footage of the 1974 retrospective "That's Entertainment!" Marsh for many years owned and operated a successful stationery business in Los Angeles, Paper Unlimited. She is survived by her sons, Langdon Morrill, of Solana Beach, and Jonathan Morrill, of Las Vegas.

By MYRNA OLIVER TIMHS STAFF WRITER Joan Marsh, a child actress in Mary Pickford's silent films who returned to the screen as a fully grown blond bombshell in light romantic comedies of the 1930s and 1940s, has died. She was 86. Marsh died Aug. 10 in her home near Ojai. Private services were conducted in Santa Barbara.

Born Nancy Ann Rosher in Por-terville, she was the daughter of a favorite Pickford cinema-tographer, Charles Rosher. Promoted by her dad, little Dorothy Rosher, as she was billed, moved easily into child roles in several of Pickford's silents. The little girl appeared in such Pick-ford favorites as "The Little Princess" in 1917, "Daddy Long Legs" in 1919 and the 1920 version of "Pollyanna." Unlike many of her contemporaries, little Dorothy had what The Times described in 1929 as "an extraordinary speaking and singing voice." While many celluloid entertainers were forced to turn to other careers, she easily landed a contract with Universal for "talking pictures." LEE: Businesswoman, Philanthropist Was 70 Continued from B7 roads to the herb shop run first by her grandfather and then by her father. Educated only in secretarial skills, she became a dutiful homemaker and mother, bringing up her two sons, for 16 years. With the thought of helping to pay family expenses, if necessary, after her husband's anticipated early retirement, she obtained a real estate license.

But the life plan changed. Her husband divorced her, leaving her with the boys, a mortgage, a car loan and no alimony. So she went to work. Boldly establishing herself in Beverly Hills, Lee at first sold houses, then graduated to apartment buildings. By the late 1970s she began syndicating large land deals involving downtown Los Angeles property sold to Hong Kong millionaires.

Lilly Lee gravitated to big-bucks Chinese investors for the same reason she agreed to head the board of governors of the Chinatown Public Safety which worked to establish a Chinatown police station, better housing and cultural and recreation facilities because Chinese of all economic levels were "family." Years before American businessmen began making today's current inroads in markets and manufacturing in China, Lee worked to foster improved business and-charitable understanding between Americans and Asians. As part of that effort, she completed a "Pacific Rim Profiles and Technical Report" to provide information for business, government and human services organizations about the changing demographics of Asian Pacific communities. That database has been helpful in marketing, political activities and in providing social services. Lee served on the executive board of the Greater Los Angeles World Trade as a director of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce and as president of its Women's Council. And she was on the board of the American Red Cross and of United Way heading its Asian Pacific Research and Development Council.

She encouraged two-way charity both more grants to Asian assistance organizations and more solicitation of contributions from Asian businesses. "The lesson to be learned is, there's no such thing as the Asian community," Lee told The Times in 1986 Joan Marsh, here in 1937, began her career as a child actress. Dorothy Rosher changed her name to Joan Marsh and took her place as leads and second leads in about three dozen light and better pictures. All grown up with platinum hair, the young beauty was frequently compared with screen star Jean Harlow. Weighing only 95 pounds, Marsh was said to have the Oscar ceremonies.

"I made him take Polaroids of me in two dresses to see which one I looked the thinnest in," she said. "Herb was stunned that I wasn't ready but I had to look at these Polaroids." Brenner taught at USC for several years. On Saturday in Los Angeles of cardiac failure. Abulfaz Elchlbey; Deposed Azerbaijani Leader Abulfaz Elchibey, 62, first president of Azerbaijan after the breakup of the Soviet Union. His tenure lasted a year.

Elchibey, a nationalist academic, Herbert Brenner; Actors' Agent, Executive Herbert Brenner, 86, a Hollywood agent and executive who promoted the careers of such entertainers as Shelley Winters and Robert Taylor. Brenner was a vice president of MCA and later became president of General Artists Corp. During his lengthy career as an agent, he also worked with directors Mervyn LeRoy and Raoul Walsh. Winters, who won an Academy Award in 1960 for "The Diary of Anne Frank," recently recalled for People magazine that she upset Brenner when he arrived to pick her up for campaigned against Soviet rule of the oil-rich Caucasian republic, and had spent 18 months in prison for anti-Soviet activities. He officially became president of independent Azerbaijan in 1992.

He was overthrown in 1993 in a military coup that led to present President Geidar Aliev's coming to power. During Elchibey's presidency, Azerbaijan was defeated in a war with Armenia over the disputed, mainly Armenian enclave -of Nargorno-Karabakh. After his ouster, Elchibey returned to his home province of Nakhichevan and became chairman of the main opposition group, the Azerbaijani Popular Front. On Tuesday in Ankara, Turkey, of prostate cancer. OBITUARIESFUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS BROOKS, Louis Charles, Passed away Sunday, August 20, 2000.

Beloved husband of Helen Christian Brooks. Devoted father of Joanne Brooks-Lindsey, Robert Christine, and Janet Armstrong. Also survived by 10 grandchildren. Memorial service will be 11 am, Friday at Holy Cross Cemetery, Culver City. Memorials may be made to Diabetes Association.

Gilllgin Funeral Home In Charge (Cincinnati, Oh) OBITUARIES Goldnammer, Leonard Helphand, Ernest Hepner, Jack N. ules, Muriel Cawamoto, Roy A. Konigsberg, Norma R. Korbel, Edward J. Lehman, Doris D.

Lopez, Guadalupe Mattson, Margaret McDermott, James G. McNabb, Daniel W. Miller, Fred L. Mohsenin, Fatemeh S. Piper, Leah C.

DOYLE, Paul Kenten (85) passed away on August 13, 2000, in Fullerton, California. Mr. Doyle was an executive at UNOCAL where his career spanned forty-one years and from 1968 to 1980 he was Corporate Vice President of Human Resources. After retiring from UNOCAL in 1980, Mr. Doyle served for twelve years on the three-person Employee Relations Commission of Los Angeles County and worked as part of the Industrial Relations Section of the California Institute of Technology as Co-founder of the Productivity Improvement Program.

Mr. Doyle was born In Boston, and is a graduate of Roxbury Uitin School, Harvard College and Harvard Graduate School of Business. During WWII, Mr. Doyle served in the Navy Supply Corps with duty at the Los Alamitos Naval Air Station and assignments as Supply Officer for Fleet Air Wing One in Saipan, Iwo Jima and Okinawa, receiving four Bronze Stars. Paul Doyle is survived by Annette, his wife of fifty-eight years, and family including Bill and Cheryl Doyle, Alice Doyle, Louise and Dan valente, Norman White, and grandchildren, Kenneth (wife Katrina), Joanne, Bill Marissa and Isabella.

His daughter Judy White and granddaughter Madeline Valente preceded him in death. Funeral service will be held at 11 A.M. on Thursday, August 24th at Saint Angela Mericl Church in Brea. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Paul K. Doyle Memorial Fund for Preschool Education, co Catholic Education Foundation, 3424 Wilshire Los Angeles, A 90010 Attn: Hugh Ralston).

This fund is earmarked for the young children of downtown Los Angeles. FIGOTEN, Martin Hillside Mortuary (800)576-19R FITZGERALD, Edith Allen Armstrong Family Directors FOWLER, John Branner, died peacefully in Santa Monica on July 20, 2000. Husband of the late Mary Elizabeth "Dolly" Burke Fowler, he is survived by his 2 children, Susan (Jim Robinson) in Montreal and Bill (Robin DuRant) in Los Angeles; 5 grandchildren: John, Naomi, Joshua, Eli and Grady. His son, John predeceased him in 1987. Born in Palo Alto in 1912, he attended Stanford (Delta Upsilon), BA, 1936, and served in the navy during WWII.

His lifelong career as an oilfield drilling contractor and consultant took him from California to Libya, Iran and Indonesia. Upon his retirement he and Dolly made their home in Santa Monica. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Stanford Libraries, co Gift Processing, Stanford University, 301 Encina Hall, Stanford, CA 94305-6076. FRIEDEN, Bessie Hillside Mortuary (800)576-1994. ADACHI, Helm Shliuko(85) Beloved mother of Ann (Robert) Kubota; grandmother of Derek Kubota; also survived by many nieces and nephews.

Funeral service will be held on Saturday, August 26 from 11:00 A.M. at Green Hills Memorial Park 27501 S. Western RanchoPalosVerdes. Fukul Mortuary, Directors (213)626-0441. BASSETT, Laura Livingstone (108) Laura died August 7th, 3 days before her 109th birthday.

She was born August 10, 1891 in Wells, Minnesota. A graduate of Valley City State University in North Dakota, she enjoyed a career of teaching in the Ixing Beach California School District, where, in 1951 -52 she served as president of the City Teachers Club. Laura is survived by her daughters, Jean Ray Kegler and Nancy Emerson; son-in-law, Dr. Fred Emerson; grandchildren, Jean-Ellen Jantzen, John Daniel Kegler, and Sarah Baxter; and greatgrandchildren, Tyler, Robin and Susannah Kegler. A memorial service will be held on Saturday, August 26th, at 10:00 AM at St.

Ambrose Episcopal Church, 830 W. Bonila Claremont, A. Donations to honor Laura may be made to the Braille Institute, 741 N. Vermont Avenue, Los Angeles, 90029. BERBERIAN, Hnazant Passed away on August 21, 2000.

Uving mother of Minran Maria) and Madeleine (Robert). Grandmother of Catherine and Christine. Her memory and smile will live in the hearts of her children and grandchildren. Memorial service will be held in Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills on August 23 at 5pm, Old North Church. BRIZUELA, Victoria Vargas, devoted wife, mother and grandmother, passed away August 18, She was born February 25, 1923 in Bula, Camarines Sur, Philippines and is survived by her husband, Hugo Bennett; sons, Martin, Rico, Herman, Gene, Joel and Hugo, daughters, Henedina, Victoria, Josefina, Irene and Aimee; 35 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren.

Visitation will be held Thursday, August 24 and Friday, August 25, from 4pm-10pm, the Rosary will be said at 6pm and 8pm both nights, All Souls Mortuary Chapel. Funeral Mass will be held Saturday, August 26, 10am, Chapel of the Risen Christ in Holy Cross Mausoleum, Culver City, CA. All Souls Mortuary (562) 424-8601. To Place Times Obituary Notice Call Ms. Ryan or Ms.

smith 1-800 S2B-4637 Ext. 77241 or Ext. 77242 Cob Angeles (States Adachi, Helens. Anawalt, Richard Bassett, Laura Berberian, Hnazant Brizuela, Victoria V. Brooks, Louis C.

Browne, Lilyan Caruso, Jospch Sr. Collins, Lucille Camras, Sarah S. del Valle, AnnC Doyle, Paul K. Figoten, Martin Fitzgerald, Edith A. Fowler, John B.

Frieden, Bessie GOLDHAMMER, Leonard, born in Denver, Colorado oh October 17, 1912, and a resident of West Los Angeles, California since 1957, passed away peacefully on August 20, 2000. Leonard was a widower, after 49 years of marriage to his much beloved Rose, who passed in 1987. He is the father of Alan Gold-hammer of Oakland, California and Susan Cohn of Saratoga, California; and the grandfather of Jesse. Brenda and Seth Goldhammer, and Arnica and Julie Cohn. He is also survived by two sisters and many nieces and nephews.

Leonard received his Bachelors Cum Uude and his Masters in Social Work from Western Reserve University. He served in World War II as the first psychiatric social worker assigned to the European war area. He lived in Cleveland, Ohio until 1957. He then moved to Los Angeles to become Executive Director of University Synagogue. He continued in that position until 1965 when he became Assistant Director of the Community Relations Committee of the Jewish Federation Council.

He retired in 1977. Since then he was an active participant in the Jewish Communal Retirees and its President for several years. He had also actively pursued his passion for art, producing many lovely pastel and watercolor paintings. Friends are invited to attend a Memorial Service at Hillside Memorial Park, 6001 Centinela Avenue, Los Angeles, at Friday, August 25, 2000. The family prefers donations to the charity of your choice.

Hillside Mortuary (800)576-1994. HELPHAND, Ernest RL Malloow-Glasband-Weinstein 800-300-0223 HEPNER, Jack N. Beloved husband of Frances Hepner. Loving father of Deborah (Howard) Nussbaum and the late Stanley Hepner. Dear father-in-law of Suzanne Rochelle.

Adoring grandfather of Hannah Hepner; avid Nussbaum and Marcus Rochelle. Services Thursday 3pm at Mount Slnal Memorial Parks and Mortuary. JULES, Muriel Hillside Mortuary (800)576-1994. BROWNE, Lilyan Milinow Silverman Mortuary CARUSO, Joseph, Sr. Passed away August 20, 2000.

Joseph is survived by his wife Mary of 59 years, and by his daughter Anna. He leaves behind four grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. Services will be held Thursday, August 24th, 10 o'clock a.m. at Visitation Church in Westchester. COLLINS, Lucille Armstrong Family Directors COMRAS, SarahS.

GromanEden Funeral del VALLE, AnnC. (93) Born May 27, 1907 in Los Angeles, California. Died July 29, 2000 at the home of her daughter in North Hollywood, California. In 1941, Mrs. del Valle began her career as a motion picture publicist and writer at Warner working with such notables as Errol Flynn and Vivecca Linfors.

Subsequently she moved to Selznick Studios to work on Alfred Hitchcock's "Spellbound." Later she became Executive Assistant to Cecil B. DeMille on "The Ten Commandments," and, thereafter, in a similar position with George Stevens on The Greatest Story Ever Told." Other credits include "On the Waterfront," "Daktari" and "Flipper," and she publicized such notables as Barbara Stanwyck, Yul Brynner, Ann Sheridan and Ingrid Bergman. For the past 20 years, she lived in her home in Westlake Village. She was ore-deceased by her husband of some 64 years, John del Valle. also a publicist and writer in the motion picture industry.

She is survived by her loving daughter, Anne W. del Valle, a San Fernando Valley Real Estate Broker. Services were private. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in her name to the Motion Picture Fund Foundation, 22212 Ventura Boulevard, Woodland Hdls, CA 91364-1530. To Ploct a Times Obituary Notice Can Ms.

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Del. VwvHi, Markers, Hew mi, Urns hs. It N-Nh KttjrHS. I ImMoikdMi Mer City' ml RACHKE, Anne Kathleen Passed away August 20, 2000 in Van Nuys, California. Born August 19, 1913 in Los Angeles, Mrs.

Rachke was a lifetime resident of Los Angeles County. She is survived by her sister-in-law, Margaret Papac, nephews and nieces Thomas and Terry Papac. and James and Lulu Papac, and great nephews Michael and Joe Papac. Graveside services will be held on Thursday, August 24, 2000 at Holy Cross Cemetery, Culver City at 10:00 AM. RHOADES, Julia Kalhryn "Kay," born November 24, 1911 in Hennessey, Oklahoma and passed away In August 20, 2000 in Thousand Oaks, California.

Beloved mother of Cheryl Di Spaltro and devoted Jrandmother of Christine and enniferDi Spaltro. Forest Lawn- Hollywood Hills RICHARDSON, Roberta A. Forest Lawn- Hollywood Hills RODRIGUEZ, Joe G. Forest Lawn Mortuary-Covlna, CA ROMERO, Pedro Armstrong Family Directors ROMERO. Tomas aire 98) Born December 1, 1901, died peacefully August 20, 2000, in Arleta.

Immigrated from Mexico at age 14. Leaves his wife of 72 years, Elena; sons, Tom, Max (Flora); daughters, Amparo Oakes, Helen (Dave) Shaw, Tere (Dennis)Britton; his other sons, Pete and Albert predeceased their father; leaves 10 grandchildren, 19 great grandchildren and 2 great great grandchildren. God blessed Tomas with a long happy life, positive attitude and deep pride in ms family and culture. Visitation August 24, 2000, 6-9 Jm, with a Rosary at 7pm at Mortuary, San Fernando. Funeral Mass August 25, 2000 at 11:00 am at St.

Charles Borromeo Catholic Church, No. Hollywood, followed by Interment at San ernanao Mission cemetery. RUFFNER. Helen Marie Forest Lawn- Hollywood Hills SACK, Anne Mallnow Silverman Mortuary SANCHEZ, Johnnie C. Beloved husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather passed away August 16,2000.

SHAHANI. Hiro passed away August 21, 2000 in San Diego, California. He is survived by loving wife Pushpa; daughters, Seema Mal-hotra, her husband Rajan, Manju Woylowitz, her husband Peter. Shalini Mehra, her husband Rakesh; sister, Sati Hirani and ishi Tahiliam and a brother Trilok Shahani. Funeral Service Thursday, August 24, 2000, 6 nm at O'Connor Laguna Hills Mortuary, 25301 Alicia Pkwy, Laguna Hills, CA SILVERIA, Pauline Dorsey Passed away August 17, 2000 in Santa Monica at the age of 84.

She was a long time resident of Playa del Rev. Pauline Is survived by children, Victor, William, James, Robert, and Michael Silveria. Paula Van Oriel; and ten grandchildren. A Kappa Gamma PI honors graduate of the College of the Holy Names, she was a teacher in the Los Angeles school district for many years. She will be buried at sea in a private ceremony.

Cremation Society of the South Bay (oUU)4tM-wwl SMITH, Edna Archer (age 87) passed away August 18, 2000 in Laguna Beach, California. Edna was born in New Jersey on August 7, 1913. She was an Executive Buyer for Bullock's Department Store for 25 years and a long time resident of Monarch Beach, California. She was a wonderful neighbor and friend and will be dearly missed by everyone who knew her. Edna's cremated remains will be scattered off the coast of Newport Beach, California, the coastline she loved.

Arrangements by Pacific View Memorial Park and Mortuary, Newport Beach, California. No services will be held at her request. STEWART. Joseoh P. Beloved son of Jack and Karen Stewart; loving brother of Kelly, Tara, Matt, John Debbie) and Mary Stewart.

Also survived by 2 nieces, Stephanie and Hannah. Mineral Mass 11 am Thursday at St. Anthony's Church (Grand at Sierra, HI Segundo). Interment at Holy Cross Pierce Brothers Cunningham It O'Connor, LA Directors. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Nazareth House (.1333 Manning Ave.

L.A 90064). WERNICK. Sara 109 years old, services Today 12Noon Mount Slnal Memorial Parks and Mortuary. ZIMMITTI, Paltl Services to be held at Forest Lawn-Hollywood Hills. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to Mr Holland's Opus, 15125 Ventura 1204, Sherman Oaks, 91403, 818-784-6787, www.mhopus.org.

Rachke, Anne K. Rhoades, Julia K. Richardson, Roberta A. Romero, Tomas Ruffner, Helen M. Sack, Anne Sanchez, Johnnie C.

Shahani, Hiro R. Silveria, Pauline D. Smith, Edna A. Stewart, Joseph P. Wernick, Sam Zimmitti, Patti Zorfas, Leonore KAWAMOTO, Roy Atsuo (89) Born May 20, 1911 in Los Angeles, CA; passed away August 20, 2000 in Los Angeles, CA.

Survived by wife, Marion Kawamoto; daughters, Keimi (Don) Ogura and Teiko (Moses) Salinas; grandsons, Eric and Steven Atsuo, granddaughter, Melissa. Private services were held at Rose Hills Memorial Park, Whittier, CA on August 22. 2000. Interment at Rose Hllti Memorial Park, 3888 S. Workman Mill Whittier.

KONIGSBERG, Norma R. Passed peacefully away at her home on August 20. Her devoted husband Richard and loving daughter Lisa were at her bedside. Norma had battled cancer for 9' years and was an inspiration to all whose lives she touched. Prior to her illness, she had been a general manager for the May Co.

She was an exceptional human being. Services will be held Wednesday at 11A.M., Mount Sinai Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made to the American Cancer Society, or to Temple Beth Hillel, Valley Village. LEHMAN, Doris Dobbert Armstrong Family Directors LOPEZ, Guadalupe Armstrong Family Directors MATTSON, Margaret Armstrong Family Directors McDERMOTT, James G. (75), of Whittier, passed away August 18.

A native Califor-nian who served honorably in WWII, 20 years with the LAPD, followed bv security and management positions with Riviera Country Club, J.W. Robinson's, Broadway-Hale, Leisure World, and the 1987 founding of Jim McDermott Private Investigations. Survived by his loving wife Patti, whom he married in 1952; daughters Chris and Judy, and many nieces and nephews who enjoyed his vigorous enthuslams for sports-particularly golf, and politics-specifically Republican. Private family interment at Riverside National Cemetery. In lieu of sympathies, everyone who knew and loved "Big Jim-should enjoy a milkshake, martini, or sink a birdie putt in his fond memory.

Arrangements by Ferrara Colonial Mortuary, Orange, CA. McNabb, Daniel Warren April 24, 1924 -August 16, 2000 Dan died in his sleep on August 16, 2000, at home, as were his wishes. To those of us who knew him, he was a truly exceptional man who was capable of doing anything he wanted from rewiring a house to showing a horse ana anything in between. He enjoyed life to the fullest and had no regrets. He received his J.D.

from the University of Iowa and was a member of the 46th Advanced Management Program at Harvard University. He is survived by his wife, Jennifer, sons Dustin (Siki) and Dan, Jr. (Audrey), and their children Sydney Danielle and Daniel Dustin as well as Jennifer's children, Robert and Susan Woods. No services are planned, MOHSENIN, Fatemeh S. Forest Lawn Morluary-Covlna, CA PIPER, Leah C.

Born in Chicago, April 25, 1917, she died peacefully August 9, 2000, in Glendale, A. She is survived by her sister Rebecca Mahru; nephews Philip, Charles and Les Mahru; grand nephew, Kenneth Mahru and grand metes Janine Boiarsky and Lorraine, Andrea and Jessica Mahru. Friends are invited to join the family for a memorial service and interment at noon, August 27, 2000, at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery, 6000 Santa Monica Los Angeles. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the American Cancer Society. EDWARD JOSEPH KORBEL 1 Richard Lee Anawalt, (77) Philanthropist, Sportsman, President of the Anawalt Lumber Company.

Born October 6, 1922, Glendale, California, Anawalt Passed away on August 20, 2000 at home in Pasadena, CA. Survived by his loving wife of 48 years Patricia, his sons Stephen and Bradley, his daughter Tracy, and 4 grandchildren. He was greatly loved by family and friends, and will be sadly missed by all. Born in Douglaston, NY on June 22, 1929, he graduated from Duke University in 1952, where he was president of Sigma 1 is2L was a fourth generation lumberman who moved to the westside at the age of 1 when his father founded the Anawalt Lumber Company at the corner of Pico and Sepulveda. He attended University High School and UCLA, and served as a Navy flier in World War II; after the War, he took over and enlarged the family business.

Among his philanthropies were the Los Angeles Country Museum of Art, the Southwest Museum, the Fowler Museum of Cultural History at UCLA, the Archaeological Institute of America and the Nature Conservancy of California of California. He was an avid golfer, surfer and sportsman. He is survived by his wife of 55 years, Patricia Rieff Anawalt, and three children-David (Anna), Katie Arnoldi (Charles), and Fred-as well as by four grandchildren-Rieff and Leila Anawalt, Ryland and Natalie Arnoldi. Anawalt died of cancer at home August 13, 2000. The funeral service was private; the family requests no flowers.

ti45993i 8023 Alpha Epsilon fraternity. He served as a Lieutenant in the U.S. Navy, Pholo Air Intelligence, and as President Officer's Mess on the USS Coral Sea. He spent 20 years with Allied Signal in New York City and Morrislown, NJ, serving as President of various divisions. He moved from Summit, NJ to Pasadena in 1977 and served as President of Jacobs Engineering Company, and recently, provided management consulting services to numerous high tech start-ups.

An avid golfer, he was a member of Annandale Golf Club, Seniors Golf Assn. of Southern California; Canoe Brook Country Club, NJ; Innisbrook Golf Resort, FL; and Pine Valley Golf Club, NJ. He served as an active Board Member of Boy's Republic since 1979, including three terms as President. Memorial service to be held at Holy Family Church, South Pasadena, on Friday, August 25lh at 11:00. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Boys Republic, 3493 Grand Avenue, Chino Hills, CA9I709, or Holy Family Church, 1527 Fremonl Ave.

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