Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 57

KfcPUBLIU CITY KC.ruDi.iv MAIL Pet5. Obituaries Chiropractor Lor ai Dana in Afimfs MESA-Loral Clarence fiana CoflnliltioH dayM( Dana of the Mesa Stake High ef the of Jesus of Latter Saints 186, day in Mesa letieral pltal. Dr, Dana was graduated, froni 1 the Palmer lege of practice in 1949 at Davenport, Iowa, and Mesa High School where he taught and- coached basketball and football serveral years, Born in St. David, he came to Mesa in 1908 at 24 E. ond He was active in the Mesa' Valborg W.

Kinsley TEMPE Mrs'. Valborg W. Kinsley, 67, a retired elementary school teacher who came to southern Arizona in 1925 from her native Litchfield, died Tuesday in Mesa Southside Hospital. Mrs. Kinsley moved to Tempe in 1945 and resided recently at 1010 Lemon St.

She taught in the Washington Elementary School district in Phoenix from 1945 to 1960. She was a member of Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church and the Arizona and National Education associations. Services will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow in Carr Mortuary, 26 E. Fifth where friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m.

today. Burial will be in Double Butte Cemetery. Survivors include a son, Maj. Otho Kinsley with the Air Force at Oregon State University; a daughter, Mrs. Clifford Stewart, Tucson; three brothers and three sisters out of state.

The family suggests contributions to the American Heart Association. Birdie Goldsmith MESA Services and burial for Mrs. Birdie B. Goldsmith, 60, who died Tuesday in Mesa Southside Hospital, will be in her native Preston, Minn. Mrs.

Goldsmith came to Chandler six years ago from Canton, Minn. She moved to Mesa two years ago and- had resided at 5200 E. Main. She was a Lutheran Church member. Survivors include her husband, Wesley; and a sister, Mrs.

Archie Lester, Vancouver, Wash. Friends may call today in Desert View Chapel, 9702 E. Apache Trail. Second Ward Sunday Improvement Assecla- and Seventy's Quorum, a of Sertstha Club and several years of the a LDS Pioneer Parade on Church member Christ chairman since July 24 Services will be at 10 a.m Saturday in the ward, 15 First Ave, Friends may car after 4 p.m, today and. all day tomorrow In Gibbons Mor tuary, 33 M.

Sirfine. Burial wil be in Mesa Cemetery, Survivors include his wife Ruth Wilson Dana; four sons Richard, Gerald, Dennis am Timothy; two daughters, Charlene and Tammy, all of Mesa, four Sisters, Mrs. Marvin Fol lett, Douglas, Alfred Free stone, Yuma, Mrs. G. Elwoot Glazier, Mesa; and Mrs.

Bert Riverside, Calif. Gregorio L. Blanco MIAMI Funeral mass for Gregorio L. Blanco. 55, a Globe carpenter who died Tuesday in Gila General Hospital, will be at 10 a.m.

today at Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church here. Mr. Blanco, a native of Douglas, came to Globe as a child. He lived in Phoenix from 1939 to 1961, when he returned to Globe. Burial will be in Globe Cemetery.

Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Gloria Dailey of Los and Diane Blanco of Phoenix; his mother, Mrs. En- cracion Blanco, Globe; four brothers, Frank, George, Edward and Tony, all of Globe; four sisters, Mrs. Concha Pina Miami, and Mary GOins, Mrs. Carmen Slough and Mrs.

Laura Wantland, all of Globe, and two grandchildren. Virginia Williamson MESA Services and burial for Mrs. Virginia Cisco Williamson, 55, who died Tuesday in Good Samaritan Hospital in Phoenix, will be in Delbarton, W. Va. Mrs.

Williamson lived in.Var- ney, W.Va., and was visiting in Mesa the past six months at 130 E. McKellips. She was a Baptist Church member. She was born in Gelmalen, W. Va.

Survivors include her husband, Leek; two sons, Dallas, Mesa, and Leaster, Omaha; five daughters, Mrs. Lottie Sizemore and Mrs. Geri Sizemore, both of Detroit, Mrs. Nancy Davis, Delbarton, Mrs. Carol Henshaw, Indianapolis, and Mrs.

Connie Perkins, Jackson, three brothers out of state and 18 grandchildren. A Meldrum Mortuary made arrangements. Colin C. Maryan 77, Came Here From Erie Colta C. Maryan 77, superintendent of the welding department of Olden Stove Co.

in Erie, before moving here 22 years ago, died yesterday in Doctors Hospital. Mr. Maryan had taught seven years in Erie Tech -Vocational School and was a member Morningside Presbyterian Church here. He resided at 2129 E. Harvard and was a native of Toronto.

Services will be at 11 a.m. tomorrow in Green Acres Mortuary, 401 N. Hayden, Scottsdale. Friends may call there after 2 p.m. today.

Burial will be in Green Acres Cemetery. Survivors include his wife, Myra; two sons, Harry and Rt Moreno COTTONWOOP Rosary for Pedro R. Moreno, 79, 8 former skimmer for the Phelps Podge Corp. who died Tuesday at Mar cus J. Lawrence Hospital, will be said at 8 p.m, today at West cott Funeral Home here, Mr.

Moreno, a native of Lagos Pe Moreno, Mexico, came to Arizona in 1915. worked at the smelter in He J951, when he was transferred to A jo. He Cottonwood in 1958 after. Ws ment. Funeral Mass will be eeler brated at 9 i-m, tomorrow at Immaculate Conception Cathfc- lie Church in Cottonwogd, with burial in Valley View Cemetery, Clarkdale, Survivors include his wife.

Petra; seven sons, Antonio L. and both (WW Pedro Jose L-, Jesus Refogio L. and Rosendo L-, all of 4 fo.ur daughters, Mrs. Mark Quisada, IfermMa Moreno, Esperawa Moreno and MARYAN Colin all of Phoenix; two brothers, William, Phoenix, another out of state; a sister out of state; and four grandchil' dren. Paul Si Croaker SUN Croofcer, 74, a building supply store own-- er in Green Bay, before moving here in 1991, died yes terday in Sun Ljdge.

Mr, Crgofcer, wjjg resided at 13051 cherry Hills Prive East, was an Army veteran of World War president of the Puteh Treat Club and Lions Club here. He wan born in goston and had no known survivors. Bosary be recited at 7 p.m. tomorrow in Limdberg's Golden Door Chapel, U2U Michigan Youngtown. Funeral Mass will be sung at 9 a.m.

Saturday in St. Joachim Catholic Church. Burial wBl be private. Friends may pall at the mortuary after np.on It was Mr. Crocker's wish that rjendj contribute to Mountain and 10 grwdchiidren, Dplores Moreno, all of Cotton- View Pioneer Hospital in Youpg- own.

CalKeplnc Tomagchko Mft, Cathwine Tofflasehkd, 67, a resMsfii for mow than fouf yeafs who died ai Community tat, Witt be said at 7:50 p.m. totfey ai Ohaptf of the Garden Mrs, fdfflaschkd, whe was bom in Chicago, came cott torn 111. FUftSHd Mafis will be brated at 9 a.m. tomorrow at dent here ftttfc torfil Clem 9. fiends may call -tam fides to service today at the mortuary.

v. flU 0- dude a soft, Joseph J. i daughter, Mft, Kelftdl's a SlStif, Rose Felske, a bfother, Joseph Felshe, and gTafidehiid. Pansy Blair WINstSW'-S'uflefal services died Heart CathoUo Chufdi, Tuesday in a local rest home, ftffltetatdai.Uitfli, at st. Paul's Epical Church.

MfS, Blal? I'filflti 6f Mark's. Neb, Burial will tie Desert View Cemetery. Ftlefids all irern tt-ff p.iM, teday She i9 survived by two daugh- tefs, Mfs. Wllma Mlleham and Mrs, Mitchell, three sisters, Mrs, Bertha Mosley, Winslow, Mrs, Myrtle Buttram, Tuba City and Mrs, Carol er, Oardena. io gtand- hildren and few Alice Speaf A AVMWWJ.

A CTUVv SB, a fmm mimi 11 yiatt, dtg ai a native sf Can. came te tfti Urd Statst as a at 2 Shi was a tf-rtai designer and a Cteeh God, ttffl Held at Chapel burial Hi Mountain View tefy to 9 p.ftr. my tt tftt miatoy, ifi fAm, Mm fiaket, ftnsesti efal atitt Out state. Anna Cole Fufiefai, Mass for Mfd. Anna Cole, fywho died Tuerday te a Phoenix nursing, home, D8PH ift survivofd ter, Mn, Boris Phoenix; sistsWi brother in was safdf wm far 8 totlay Metee? Mottflftty, mimm in the Oiuteh of Si, AgnM 1954 sefyfces and burial will Philadelphie.

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