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FUNERAL NOTICES B4 Arizona Daily Star Sunday, July 9, 2000 Woman slain on East Side at apartment complex It) i i i last night as Rebecca A. Polinski of the 11000 block of East Indigo Bush Lane. Detectives are investigating leads based on information from several witnesses at the complex, Borboa said. Police would not comment yesterday on a possible motive in the shooting. The woman's husband, Kenneth Polinksi, arrival at the scene about an hour after the shooting and had to be restrained by police officers.

The husband became so distraught that he had to be taken to a hospital to be evaluated. "I just want to hug her," Polinski shouted as he tried to get near the shooting scene. FEASEL, Marguerite 76, of Tucson, passed away July 7, 2000. Survived by daughter, Virginia (Noel) Morris of Tucson; ion, Howard (Shirley) Feasel; and brother, Charles Taylor, both of Ohio; 10 grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren, two great-great-granddaughters, three nieces and one nephew. Preceded in death by husband, Howard and son, Richard Feasel.

Friends may call 9:00 a.m. Tuesday, July 11, prior to service at 10:00 a.m. at EVERGREEN MORTUARY, interment to follow at Evergreen Cemetery. RHYNE, Donna Lee Robinson, 57, of Tucson, passed away Friday, June 30, 2000. She Is survived by her children, Kamarra Rhyne, Londa Rhyne, Jessica Rhyne, Kimberley (Stacey) Sudler, Shayne Robinson; and nine grandchildren.

She will be placed to rest in Lima, Ohio. We will miss you. Arrangements entrusted to HEATHER MORTUARY. SNYDER, John, 76, bom February 18, 1924, was set free from Alzheimer's to be with his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on July 5, 2000 in Pasadena, CA. A beloved husband, father and grandfather, he was an acclaimed ancient historian and former college president.

He is survived by his wife of 55 years, Margaret Ann; daughter, Kathryn and son-in-law, Alan; son, Mark and daughter-in-law, Carol; and grandchildren, David, Jonathan, Erin and Alex. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to Bumham Ministries International, P.O. Box 33, Mason, OH 45040. Memorial service planned for September in Cincinnati. STEGER, Marie Louise, age 86, of Tucson, passed away June 30, 2000.

Marie is preceded in death by her third husband, John F. Steger, who was the Assistant Fire Chief here in Tucson who retired in 1966. She is survived by her sons, Terry Gehrkin of Tucson and Tim Gehrkin of New Orleans. Mass of Christian Burial will be 3:00 p.m. Tuesday, July 11, 2000 at SS Peter and Paul Catholic Church with Father John Lyons celebrating.

Friends may visit at the Church from 2:30 p.m. until Mass. Arrangements by ADAIR FUNERAL HOMES. Dodge Chapel. TARSHA Arthur Joseph, 45, died Wednesday, July 5, 2000.

He is survived by his mother, Use Fultz of Tucson; his wife, Julie; his daughter, Carli Lowry; his sons, Arthur Tarsha, Jr. and Alex Tarsha; two granddaughters, Stormi and Jaydin Lowry. A memorial gathering will be held in his honor at Sunday, July 9, 2000 Irom 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the family residence in Casa Grande.

Friends and family are invited to join us in remembrance. TYRRELL, Olive Ruth, bom September 10, 1914 in Monroe, Minnesota, passed away July 5, 2000. She is preceded in death by her husband, Scott Edward Tyrrell1. She is survived by her brother, Robert Harris of Oregon; and two nieces. Olive graduated in 1937 from Heron College and in 1939 from Colorado State Teachers College.

During her 35 year career she taught in Pierre, South Dakota and from 1956 1978 she taught in the Flowing Wells School District and was a member of Delta Kappa Gamma. Funeral Services will be 10:00 a.m. Saturday, July 8, 2000 in the chapel at Catalina United Methodist Church. Interment East Lawn Palms Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may by made to the church, 2700 E.

Speedway, 85716. Arrangements by ADAIR FUNERAL HOME, Dodge Chapel. WASSMAN, James Norman, 43, of Tucson went to be with Jesus on July 1, 2000. Memorial Services will be held Monday, July 10, 2000 at 4:00 p.m. at Casas Adobes Baptist Church, 10801 N.

La Cholla. Arrangements by EVERGREEN MORTUARY CEMETERY. BURKE, Margo 61, passed iway July 4, 2000. Sh It turvtvad by her husband of 43 years, James Burks; daughters, Jamie (Jim) Provencio, and Jana Burke; son, James Rex Burke; sister, Sharon Slough; and two grandchildren, Jimmy and Jake. Donations may be made in lieu of flowers to Casa De La Luz Hospice, 6812 N.

Oracle Rd. Ste 144, Tucson, AZ 85704. Care entrusted to HEATHER MORTUARY. CELAYA, Horace, 78, of San Diego, California, passed away July 6, 2000. Survived by wife, Maria Guadalupe Celaya; -daughter, Susan Celaya; sons, George Celaya and Gerald Celaya; sisters, Mary Robles, Emma McCarron and Bertha Cordova; also survived by three grandchildren.

Beloved husband, brother, lather and grandfather, Horace was born in Benson, A2 and served his country in WWII. He lived overseas with his tamily while working lor Bechtel lor 30 years. He will be missed by all who knew him and his family. Visitation will be held on Monday, July 10, 2000 from 4:00 to 10:00 p.m. at CARRILLO'S TUCSON MORTUARY (Center Chapel), 240 S.

Stone with a rosary recited at 7:00 p.m. Mass will be ottered Tuesday, July 11, 2000, 10:30 a.m. at St. Augustine's Cathedral. Interment to follow at Holy Hope Cemetery.

Arrangements by CARRILLO'S TUCSON MORTUARY. INC. FAIR, Alice Lillian passed on to be with the Lord at 4:45 p.m. on Wednesday, July 5, 2000. She was 86 years old.

Alice was bom In Pietermaritzburg on March 11, 1914, the youngest of three daughters to Earnest Arthur Linforth and Alice Blanche Lintorth (Brooks). She was married to Harold Wallace Fair in March 1932. Harold was a five year veteran of World War II. Harold and Alice had three sons, Ian, Harold and Roy (who died at birth). Alice is survived by two sons (Ian and Harold); six grandchildren (Deon, Nigel, Douglas, Juanita, Warren, Ursula), and four great-grandchildren (Rachel, Kevin, Shelby and Mackenzie).

Alice lived the first 38 years of her life in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa. In 1954 Harold, Alice and son, Harold John, moved to Northern Rhodesia (now Zambia) where they lived for four years. Harold was employed as a Soil Chemist. In 1958 they moved to Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) where they were baptized into Christ and where they lived for two years. In 1959 they moved to Kenya for a two year appointment.

In 1961 they moved to Adelaide, Australia where they lived for three years. Harold John, their son, was baptized into Christ during their stay in Adelaide. In 1961 they returned to South Africa and took up residence in Benoni-Boksburg until Harold's retirement in 1971 when they moved back to Pietermaritzburg. Harold, Alice's husband, passed away in Pietermaritzburg in 1978 at age 72. Alice moved with Harold John, her son, and his family to Texas in 1984.

Alice was living with her son Harold and his family in Tucson at the time of her passing. For 13 years Alice was a member of the South 11th and Willis Church of Christ in Abilene, TX and recently with Ina Road Church of Christ in Tucson, where her son Harold is the local minister. Service Sunday 1:00 p.m. EVERGREEN MORTUARY. Arrangements by EVERGREEN MORTUARY CEMETERY, N.

Oracle W. Miracle Mile. FALKNER, Rita 82 years old, formerly of Buffalo, NY died July 7, 2000 in Tucson. Bom on June 5, 1918 in Buffalo, New York. Survived by five sons, James Robert Falkner of Crystal Beach, Ontario, Canada, David J.

Falkner of Lynwood, Washington, Paul J. Falkner of Phoenix, Joseph F. Falkner of Concord, CA, Donald R. Falkner of Leucadia, CA; two daughters, Barbara S. Jordan of Santa Cruz, CA, and Mary K.

Burke of Tucson, AZ; 14 grandchildren; eight greatgrandchildren. The widow of Joseph F. Falkner. Mass will be said for Mrs. Falkner on Monday July 10, 2000 at St.

Helen's Catholic Church, 5510 W. Cholla Glen-dale, AZ, 11:00 a.m. with burial to follow at Holy Cross Cemetery in Phoenix. Friends may call from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. Sunday, July 9, 2000 at WOLFREY PEACE CHAPEL, 5225 E.

Speedway, Tucson. In lieu of flowers memorial may be made to American Heart Association, 1280 S. Parker Denver, CO, 80231. By Thomas Stauffer ARIZONA DAILY STAR A 35-year-old Tucson woman was shot and killed last night in the parking lot of an East Side apartment complex, a police spokesman said. Officers went to the Woodbridge Apartments, 8225 E.

Speedway, at 5:26 p.m. after a report of gunfire, said Sgt. Marco Borboa of the Tucson Police Department. The officers found the woman in a green Chevrolet pickup that had backed through a wood fence along the east side of the complex, Borboa said. Paramedics at the scene pronounced the woman dead from gunshot wounds, he said.

The woman was identified late Tucson Medical Center Anjelica Bojorquez and Clifford Moran, girl, June 18. Judith and Bernardo Partida, boy, June 18. Janette Rogers, boy, June 18. Maria and Victor Dominguez, boy, June 19. Veronica Dorbad, girl, June 19.

Stacy Revells, boy, June 19. Andrea Russell, boy, June 19. Lorena Flores, boy, June 19. Cassandra Madrid, boy, June 19. Teresa Molina and Jose Granados, girl, June 19.

Marcela Perez, boy, June 19. Priscilla Robles, boy, June 19. Erika and Robert Sherry, boy, June 19. Melissa Tena, boy, June 19. Estella and Morgan Trevers, girl, June 19.

Michele and Roderick Gagnon, boy, June 20. Tracey and Timothy Marshall, boy, June 20. Meagan Briggs, boy, June 20. Danice and Carlos Camacho, boy, June 20. Justine and John Clark, girl, June 20.

Angela and Anthony Glover, twin boys, June 20. Wanda Hunter, boy, June 20. Casandra and Matthew Lankins, girl, June 20. Sang-Yup and Yun-Jung Lee, girl, June 20. Kandace Michel, boy, June 20.

Claudia Montiel, boy, June 20. Lisa Narcho, girl, June 20. Christina and Paul Rosthenhausler, boy, June 20. Monica and Rollin Thomas, girl, June 20. Melissa Valenzuela, girl, June 20.

Kristiana Valtierra, boy, June 20. Carolyn and Thomas Jarrett, boy, June 21. Denise and Andrew McCreery, boy, June 21. Carol Sisler, girl, June 21. Melissa and Roger Walsh, boy, June 21.

Barbara and John Ward, girl, June 21. Tina and Patrick Williams boy, June 21. Qiurong and Weidong Xu, boy, June 21. Cynthia Jose Saavedra, girl, June 22. Tara and Jason Alegria, girl, June 22.

Carina and Luis Arana, twin boys, June 22. Kristina Luchetti, girl, June 22. Jovana and Marco Martinez, girl, June 22. Sonia Martinez, girl, June 22. Mary Polanco and Mario Quinones, boy, June 22.

Kathryn and Mahlon Roun girl, June 22. Heather and Kevin Ryan, girl, June 22. Alexis and Matthew Schroeder, girl, June 22. Kimberly and Michael Tinghitella, boy, June 22. Elizabeth and Martin Villa, boy, June 22.

Norma Marrufo, boy, June 22. Lenore and Howard Brown, boy, June 23. Morgan and Michael Cadenhead, boy, June 23. Victoria and Dennis Cass, boy, June 23. Marissa Elias and Raul Castaneda girl, June 23.

Sarah and Michael Colombo, boy, June 23. Lisa and Russell Doty, girl, June 23. Enriquetta Gonzales, girl, June 23. Rebecca Grijalva, boy, June 23. Susana and Bernardo Heredia, girl, June 23.

Shana Kiyler, boy, June 23. Stasha Mewhinney and Jody Gerkin, boy, June 23. Kimberly and Steven Thompson, boy, June 23. Lynnette and William Satterly, boy, June 24. Ellen Stateler and William Anastopou- los, twins boy and girl, June 24.

Edilia and Gustavo Arce, boy, June 24. Martha and Timothy Baca, girl, June 24. Darla and Christopher Greer, girl June 24. Gina and Johnathan Plyler, boy, June 24. Marie and Russell Walters, girl, June 25.

Salli and Douglas Hall, boy, June 25. Brenda Lynch, boy, June 25. Rosanna Monreal, boy, June 25. Monica and Francisco Orduno, twin boys, June 25. Susan Malusa and Dennis Froehlich, girl, June 26.

Petra and Fidel Quiroz, boy, June 26. Kelly and William Bigelow, girl, June 26. Kyong and Christopher Callan, boy, June 26. Maria and Reynaldo Castro, boy, June 26. Robyn and Roger Cook, girl, June 26.

Angela and Sergio Hernandez, boy, June 26. Christina Herrera, girl, June 26. Marina Matty, boy, June 26. Deljean Joaquin, girl, June 26. Elizabeth Madrid, girl, June 26.

Lucia and Jose Perez, girl, June 26. Stacy and William Robidoux, boy, June 26. Christina and Brandon Smith, boy, June 26. MOITUAIY 1 CREMATORY families needs since 1907 74 70 301 5 North Oracle Rd DONALD HILEMAN 79, entered into eternal rest June 28, 2000. He was bom in McCook, Nebraska, April 28, 1921.

Predeceased in death by his parents and son, Kris Andrew. He is survived by his beloved wife, Marion; daughter, Marilie Ann; sons, Wade Stevens, Reverend Dair Lewis (Susan), and Mark McBride (Gaye); stepsons, Terrence (Tammy) and Jerry (Debra) Kinn; daughter-in-law, Gayle Hileman; sister M. Ardis Foose (Dan); numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Don was in the Air Force during World War II and flew 50 missions. He has been In Chamber of Commerce work since 1954, starting as manager in McCook, NE then to Hastings, NE, and on to Amarillo, TX as Chief Executive from 1961 to retiring to Tucson 1983.

He started working again for the Tucson Chamber of Commerce from 1983 to the present Services were held in McCook, NE, Carpenter-Breland Funeral Home on July 3, 2000 at 1:30 p.m. Memorial service will be held 1:30 p.m., Monday, July 10, 2000 at ARIZONA MORTUARY UNIVERSITY CHAPEL 7 E. University Blvd. HILL, William "Bill" "Chief, 58, of San Manuel, AZ, died July 6, 2000. He is survived by his wife, Barbara; children, Bill (Franky), Tausha Hill, John, Melissa (Nathan) Denis; six grandchildren; parents, William and Loveta Hill; five sisters.

He was preceded in death by his brother, Donny. Bill worked for BHP for 27 years. He enjoyed outdoor activities including hunting, fishing and camping and he was the most wonderful husband, father and grandfather anyone could ask for. May he rest in peace. A Memorial service will be held at Living Word Chapel, 3941 W.

Highway 77, Oracle, AZ, Monday, July 10, 2000, 7:00 p.m. Arrangements by ADAIR FUNERAL HOME, Avalon Chapel, 8090 N. Northern Ave (a Maqee. JOSE, Lambert 55, of Tucson, passed away July 4, 2000. Survived by wife, Mary Grace Jose; daughters, Berdella (Paul) and Josephine; sons, Ivan and Rene (Delvena); six sisters, seven brothers; also survived by three grandchildren, Adina, Navian and Arianna.

Lambert was an employee of Desert Archaeology. Visitation will be held on Sunday, July 9, 2000 from 12:00 to 4:00 p.m., at CARRILLO'S TUCSON MORTUARY, North Chapel, 204 S. Stone Ave. Mass will be offered Sunday, July 9, 2000, 6:00 p.m. at St.

Mary's Catholic Church, Sells, AZ with rosary recited at 7:00 p.m. Interment to follow at Buenos Aires Cemetery. Arrangements by CARRILLO'S TUCSON MORTUARY. INC. MARSHA KIVOWITZ Passed away on Monday, May 29, 2000 in Dallas, Texas, after a long illness endured with great courage, grace, and humor.

She was born on May 30, 1946 in Detroit, Ml, and raised in Brentwood, CA, and in Tucson. Married and devoted for 31 years to Donald Kovowitz, Marsha was the beloved mother of Courtney and Brooke. An honors graduate of the University of Arizona, Marsha taught the fourth grade in Los Angeles, where she lived until she moved to Dallas in 1972. Committed to creative enrichment, Marsha helped initiate the first Arts Program in the Richardson Independent School District. An interior designer by profession, she loved volunteering as a docent at the Dallas Museum of Art, frequently giving student tours in Spanish.

Marsha was an avid tennis player, loved to travel, and her life was filled with humor, and fun. She was dedicated to her family and was a loyal compassionate, and generous friend. Because of Marsha's kindness and total selflessness, she made each of her friends feel like her "best Marsha lived life to the fullest and shared that enthusiasm with everyone. She was an inspiration to all that knew her. She will be profoundly missed.

Marsha is survived by husband, Donald Peter Kivowitz; daughters, Courtney Lynn Kivowitz and Brooke Allison Kivowitz; mother, Natalie Strasner; brother, Roger Strasner; and preceded in death by her father, Albert Strasner. DIANE STEINHEIMER LENT 68, died at home in Modesto, CA, March 25, 2000. She was bom in Chicago, IL on June 15, 1931 and grew up in Tucson. She was a graduate of Tucson High School in 1949 and the U. of A.

in 1953. In addition to Tucson, Diane lived in Phoenix, Hawaii and for the past 13 years in Modesto, CA. Diane was actively involved in many civic organizations during her years in Modesto. She was a board member of the Modesto Symphony Orchestra 1989-2000, the Association of California Symphony Orchestras 1995-1999, the McHenry Mansion foundation 1988-1994, and the Salvation Army Advisory Board 1998-1999. While a member of the Modesto Symphony Board, Diane encouraged programs designed to reach out to all facets of the Modesto community.

She served as president of the Board for two terms, 1995-1997. She also served as the Symphony Guild President in 1992-1993. Diane and her family recently established an endowment to support the Symphony's educational and family programming. Diane is survived by her husband, J. Gorden Lent of Modesto; daughters, Lia Lent of Little Rock, AR, Sally Ho of Honolulu, HI, Lori Lent of Moraga, CA, Jane Hinrichs of Honolulu, HI, Stacy Lent of Modesto, and nine grandchildren.

Her Tucson relatives include sister-in-law Barbara (Vemor) Lovett, and nieces Kathy (Bill) Martinez and Virginia (Larry) Mann. A Memorial Service will be held at St. Philip's in the Hills, 4440 N. Campbell Ave, in Tucson at 2:00 p.m. Friday, July 14, 2000.

Remembrances may be made to the Diane Lent Endowment Fund, Modesto Symphony Orchestra, 3509 Coffee Road, Suite 1-D, Modesto, CA 95350. tmitimimt'" 4 rr -11 A 17 LORRAINE MARIE McDONALD 51, a native Tucsonian. Lorraine went to be with our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ on July 6, 2000. She is survived by her husband of 31 years, Carl A. McDonald; daughters, Dawn and her husband David Elsberry, Renee McDonald; parents, Henry and Delia Figueroa; brother, Ronald Figueroa; sister, Rose Marie Ramos; many aunts, uncles and cousins.

She is loved and will be greatly missed. We know we'll see her again. Visitation will be from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., Tuesday, with the funeral service starting at 1:00 p.m. Tuesday, July 11, 2000 at Westside Calvary Tucson, 6 5170 S.

Julian Drive, Tucson, AZ. Paster Robert Furrow officiating. Interment will follow at Holy Hope Cemetery. Arrangements by HUDGEL'S SWAN FUNERAL HOME. 22nd and Swan.

MORGAN, Mildred 78, of Tucson, formerly of Champaign, IL, passed away July 5, 2000. Mrs. Morgan was born May 31, 1922 and had worked at Kraft for 12 years. Survivors include three sons, Terry Morgan of Tucson, Don Morgan, Jr. of Janesville, and Jeff Morgan of Yokosuka, Kanagawa, Japan; and a daughter, Carol Sue smith of Champaign, IL; and loving grandchildren and great-grandchild.

Memorial service will be 10:30 a.m., Monday July 20, 2000 at HUDGEL'S SWAN FUNERAL HOME. 1335 S. Swan Rd. NUNEZ, Marclal July 3, 1921 -July 5, 2000. Survived by beloved wife, Mary; sons, Marcial Jr.

(Adela) and Ricardo (Frances); daughter, Norma (Armando) Navarro; 16 grandchildren and 39 greatgrandchildren; brothers, Gabriel (Carolina) Nunez of Tombstone, AZ and Alfredo (Lucy) Nunez; sisters, Frances Goldston, Simona Jovenal of Phoenix, AZ and Mary Ellen (George) Sotelo and numerous loving nieces and nephews. ARIZONA MORTUARY UNIVERSITY CHAPEL will hold visitation Monday, July 10th between 5:00 and 9:00 p.m. with rosary at 7:00 p.m. and Mass service Tuesday, July 11 at 10:00 a.m. with committal at Holy Hope Cemetery.

Family sends special thanks to the TMC Hospice Unit and Staff. MAYER, Merrylees 1934 2000 To the sorrow of her family and many friends Merrylees Mayer died unexpectedly of a heart attack in her home in Tucson on June 25, 2000. Merrylees was the daughter of the late Robert and Margaret Woodworth of Lafayette, Indiana. Her mother's family had strong Indiana roots, including a member of Purdue University's Board of Trustees. Her father was a sports writer and publicist for Purdue's athletic program and inspired her literary talent and inclinations.

She earned her undergraduate degree with distinction in pre-medicine and English and a Master's in English Literature from Purdue, where she remained after her marriage to teach English to disadvantaged students and to serve as an Instructor in American Studies. She was married for nine years to the late George H. Mayer, a distinguished American historian who taught at Purdue University and at the New College of the University of South Florida. During this time she also went with him to Washington, DC, were she worked as an editorial assistant for the American Chemical Society, and to Malaya where she taught English and American institutions at the Dewan Latehan College, a responsibility that she found both enjoyable and rewarding. In 1964, she became Executive Assistant to Dr.

Henry Koffler, then Head of the Department of Biological Sciences at Purdue University. She thus found her future processional niche, applying her energies, insights, and fine human qualities to ensure the smooth operation of senior administrative offices at a series of leading academic institutions. She accompanied the Koffler family to the University of Minnesota (1975-82), to the University of Massachusetts at Amherst (1979-82), and most recently, to the University of Arizona in 1982, where she served as Assistant to the Academic Vice President, Chancellor, and President, respectively. Merrylees was a sympathetic listener and handles difficult situations with diplomacy and human warmth. Wherever she worked, she earned respect, admiration, and affection of her colleagues both for a total dedication to her responsibilities and for an ability to work effectively under stressful conditions.

She could always be relied on for a kind word, a helping hand and a shared laugh. Merrylees derived immense pleasure from helping others and, in this way, put a human face on the administration of large institutions. She retired from the University of Arizona in 1996. She was an avid reader and splendid writer. In more recent years, she revived her old interest in singing, and took great joy in practicing and performing with the Masterworks Chorale and various University choral groups.

She also continued her teaching as an active participant of Literacy Volunteers of Pima County. Among the beneficiaries of her service was a blind person. Ironically, she developed macular degeneration, a devasta-ting experience for someone as actively engaged in reading and writing as she was. She is survived by her brother, Maurice Woodworth of Perth, Australia; and her former sister-in-law, Margaret Woodworth Fowler of Blacksburg, Virginia. She also leave the wife of her uncle Maurice Wmf eld, Catherine Winfield Nichols of Sarasota, Florida; and her cousins, Nancy Marinos of Gaithersburg, Maryland, and Abby Mortenson of Albion, Michigan, as well as three nieces, Jenny Woodworth of La Grande Oregon, Margaret and Taylor Woodworth in Australia; and a nephew, Robert Woodworth of Gainesville, Georgia.

In lieu of flowers, contributions to support the University's choral program may be sent to Professor Robert A. Cutietta, Director of the School of Music at the University of Arizona, P.O. Box 210004, Tucson, 85721. Checks should be made out to The University of Arizona. A memorial service will be held at 11:00 a.m., on Saturday, July 15, 2000 in the first floor gallery of the University Museum of Art.

Lunch will be hosted after the service. Parking will be available in the Helen Street Garage. We will miss her painfully. Arrangements made by ARIZONA MORTUARY UNIVERSITY CHAPEL Tiffany Watkins, girl, June 26. Lesti and Randall Webster, girl, June 26.

Sheridan and Benjamin Appell, boy, June 27. Sherry and Joel Bickle, girl, June 27. Helen Gibbs, girl, June 27. Martha Gonzalez, girl, June 27. Theresa and Craig Holmes, boy, June 27.

Charmane Lobardie, girl, June 27. Maricela Ruiz and Jerry Cruz, girl, June 27. Wendy Whalen, girl, June 27. Cheryl Whimper, boy, June 27. Laura and Brent White, girl, June 27.

Joanna and Joseph Gorney, boy, June 28. Raylene Norris, girl, June 28. Shannon and Jacob Schrell, girl, June 28. Mary and Leigh Wilging, boy, June 28. Maria Flores, girl, June 28.

Noella Green, girl, June 28. Sonja and Jose Martinez, girl, June 28. Martha and Olvan Menocal, boy, June 28. Aida Moreno, boy, June 28. Jennifer Moristo, boy, June 28.

Joanna and Brian Stevens, girl, June 28. Rebecca and Orvie Streck, boy, June 28. Sandra and Todd Swanson, boy, June 28. Angela Woodrum, boy, June 28. Angelique Valenzuela, girl, June 28.

Anna Lisa and Aurelio Aranda boy, June 29. Leslie and Craig Carrion, girl, June 29. Elizabeth Moreno, boy, June 29. and Miguel Rodriguez, girl, June 29. Betty and Andy Alexander, girl, June 30.

Angelica and Mario Bracamonte, boy, June 30. Ida Coleman and Michael Stitts, boy, June 30. Erin Decker and David Williams girl, June 30. Melissa and Mark Gooding, boy, June 30. Lindle and David Hamilton, girl, June 30.

Latoya James, girl, June 30. Melissa Luna, girl, June 30. Theresa and Edward Mercurio-Sakwa, boy, June 30. Elizabeth and Steven Ortiz, boy, June 30. Blanca Rosales and Aparicio Franco, girl, June 30.

Shelley and Douglas Thumma, girl, June 30. Willow and Antonio Con-ales, boy, July 1. Veronica Galindo, girl, July 1. Sonia and Juan Medina, boy, July 1. Lucia and Victor Acosta, girl, June 29.

Michelle Cobb, girl, June 29. Monica Fraijo and Eleazar Gutierrez, girl, June 29. Deborah and Stephen Freeman IV, boy, June 29. Gloria and Ward Hiserman, boy, June 29. Lia and Terry Hudson, girl, June 29.

Jamie and Frank Hernandez, girl, June 29. Jennifer and James Landis, girl, June 29. Violeta and Eric Meyer, girl, June 29. Jessica Montano, boy, June 29. Regina Patricio, girl, June 29.

Gabrielle and Kent Rhind, girl, June 29. Elizabeth Sanchez, girl, June 29. Laurie and Raymond Updike girl, June 29. Alisa and Jason Yocum, girl, June 29. Sherry Bernard, boy, June 30.

Tammie Acosta, boy, July 1. Christina Archuleta, boy, July 1. Felicia Blake, boy, July 1. Regina and Danny Dowell, girl, July 1. Erin Kingery, boy, July 1.

Norma Mena, girl, July 1. Margarita Salazar, girl, July 1. Irma Salazar, girl, July 1. Kimiko Washington, boy, July 1. Waylen and Frances Wilson, girl, July 1.

Nathan and Carol Winkler, boy, July 1. Martha Zamora, boy, July 1. Gladys and Gerardo Santa Cruz, girl, July 2. Joey and Jessica Verduzco, girl, July 2. Kimberly and Christopher Bock, girl, July 2.

Esmeralda Cinco, girl, July 2. Stacie and Robert Hotten, boy, July 2. Robyn and Randy Hunt, boy, July 2. Rhonda and Luis Juan, girl, July 2. Shanna and Julio Lopez, girl, July 2.

Stephanie Lopez and Omar Moreno, girl, July 2. Cynthia and Gustavo Perez, girl, July 2. Claribel and Jose Soto, boy, July 2. Trade and Robert Martinez, boy. July 3.

Deborah and Brian Van Nierop, girl, July 3. Roberta and Thomas Andersen II, boy, July 3. Leticia Escalante, boy, July 3. Tammie and Fernando Espinosa, boy, July 3. Ashanta and Clavon Flores, boy, July 3.

Julie Moristo and Brian Toro, boy, July 3. Shatara Tamplin and Daniel Morales, girl, July 3. Susan and Lance Fries, boy, July 4. Roxanna Castro, boy, July 4. Gail and Daniel Flood, girl, July 4.

Josefina and Ismael Mendez, boy, July 4. Gwendolyn and James Mills, boy, July 4. Sonia Rosales, boy, July 4. Ariana Velasquez, boy, July 4. Janette and Alan Walls, twin girls, July 4.

Shaunna and Brian Bennett, boy, July 5. M.uia Lavandera, boy, July 5. Karla and Guillermo Ortiz, boy, July 5. Dyane and Jeffrey Townley, boy, July 5. IN MEMORIAM ALEX APODACA September 14, 1928 July 7, 1997 It's been three years.

We dearly miss you. You touched and helped so many people. We will always remember you and the love you had for our family, IN LOVING MEMORY OF LAWRENCE E. (LARRY) AUSTIN November 28, 1955 July 9, 1999 Sadly missed by wife, son, family, and friends. CAROLINE J.

WHITE February 16, 1933 July 9, 1996 Mom, I'll always love you. Adrlenne R. Sneed Say it ivitfiftowtrs. Inglis Florists 622-4641 "IP i 5 RUBEN FELIX Loving husband to Esther, passed away July 7, 2000. He was a WWII veteran and retired from the Southern Pacific Railroad and TUSDPalo Verde High School.

An angel sent from Heaven to raise and guide his loving children and grandchildren, he is also survived by brothers, sisters, nieces and nephews. A memorial service will be held at ADAIR FUNERAL HOMES, Dodge Chapel, 1050 N. Dodge Blvd. (at Speedway), Monday, July 10, 2000 at 3:30 p.m. ANTHONY J.

GALLO was bom on October 16, 1939 in Tucson, AZ to Anthony V. Gallo and Alice DeConcini, and passed away July 4, 2000. He graduated from the University of Arizona and spent his life in Arizona where he was self employed. He is survived by his three children, Teresa Gallo-Koder, Tana Smidt, Anthony J. Gallo, two grandchildren, Remy and Harrison Smidt; he is also survived by his brother, Peter Gallo; and sister, Carlene Garrigus.

His exceptional sense of humor and spirit will be missed by all. Memorial service will be held at St. Peter and Paul in Tucson on Saturday, July 15, 2000 at 10:00 a.m. Reception immediately following at the Mountain Oyster Club. In lieu of flowers please send donations to the Arizona Cancer CenterUAF, 1515 N.

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