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4-B Saturday, Jan. 4, 1986 The Philadelphia Inquirer Death Notices Death Notices Death Notices OBITUARIES Mary Kaiser, 65, hospital trustee America, the Philadelphia Museum intern at the Peter Bent Bi-igham Hospital in Boston. She was a mem-' ber of the American Dietefic Association and was the past chairwoman of that group's southern district: Mrs. Kaiser was a member of the first auxiliary to Underwood Memorial Hospital and was a past president of that board. She was also a past president of the American Association of University Women of Gloucester County and a member of the Philadelphia Orchestra League, the Colonial Dames of.

Muschak, Sandra McGee and Diane Woods; 12 grandchildren, and Edmund and George. Services: viewing, 7 to 9:30 p.m. Monday, Nulty Funeral Home, 4292 Frankford funeral, 9:30 a.m Tuesday, St. Joachim's Catholic Church, Church and Griscom Streets; burial, George Washington' Memorial Park, Plymouth Meeting. Jesse D.

Shapiro, 65, a housing de-" veloper and a founder of White Manor Country Club in Malvern, died Thursday at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital. He lived in Cen wfary L. Kaiser, 65, the first chairwoman of the board of trustees of Underwood Memorial Hospital in Woodbury, died Friday at her home ifl Woodbury. She served on the hospital's board for 28 years, serving as vice chairwoman for three years and as chairwoman from 1982 to 198S. Mrs.

Kaiser had worked as a diet consultant for several South Jersey nursing homes. She received a bachelor of science degree from the University of Illinois and worked as an Deaths here Harry E. Woods, 67, a Kensington service-station operator, died Wednesday at Northeastern Hospital. A lifelong resident of Kensington, he worked at the Texaco station at Frankford Avenue and Westmoreland Street from 1934 until his death. He served in the Army during World War II and was a member of VFW Greater Kensingto Post 3610.

He was also a member the 46th Ward Republican Club. Survivors: wife, Emily Domico Woods; son, Harry E. daughters, Rose Marie Ruggia, Isabelle Diamond, Bernadette Bowers, Roberta At left, Buonocore's father, John, Th-hHadelphia tndueer 7 AKIRA 8UWA reflects while the slain man's mother, Cecile, comforts son Todd ROZET Jan tM ROSE (nee Freedmen), wHe of the ktJ Harry, sister of Samuel Freedman, Dr. Harry Freef man, Joseph Freedman aid Anna Freter. RefaHve and friends are invited to oraveside servtco Sun.

AM, precisely, at Roosevelt Memorial Park, Sac I Arr. by' GOLDSTEINS'" SCHAFFER On Jan. 3, I9M, DOROTHY V. (no Macwtyre), of wife of the late John Schafter, mother John J. and William Fj also survived by 1 arandcM, dren.

Relahves, friends invited to attend her funeral service an Tues. at 10 AJvL, at CAVANAGH'S-NOR. WOOD, 301 Chester Pike. kit. SS.

Peter and Paul Com. There we) be no calling hours Men. ova. SCKAFFKAliSER On Jan. IK.

CATHERINE (nee McGulrei, of S.W. wife of the Ute Frank A. RolaHv, friends and former mptoves of Defense Supply Do-pel, invited to cat at St. Clement's Church, 7 1st St and Woodund Phila. 19142, at 10 AJVL, Jan.

tnt, Mass of Christian Burial wW be at I noon. In Hog of flowers, contributions accepted by St. Clement Church at the above address. Hit. Holy Cross Com.

SCHLEGEL Cm Jan. 3, 1984, SARAH E. of Mooreitown, NX fart mertv of beloved mother Charles A. and Li Winifred Ronev; also survived by grandsons. Funer al services 11 AM, at THE BRADLEY FU' NERAL HOME, Rta 73 and Evesham Marfton) N.J.

(Ent. from Evesham Rd). Int. Lakevtew Mamo rial Park, Ckmamiftsan, J. Viewing Mon.

eve. SHAPIRO i Jan. 2, 19M, JESSE D. SHAPIRO, Of The PheadoU phian, 2400 Pennsylvania father of Patrice Shapiro and Litabetti Shapiro, brother of th. late Irving Shapiro, nephew of Clara Abrahams and Carl Mltnick; alse survived by cousins.

Relatives end friends are invited to services 12 noon, JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON, No. Broad St. above 7 1st Ave. ktt, c. u.

SKARKEY Pleas see S2YLIJK0 Nefke. SISK0 Jan. 184, (CATHERINE E. (no Lestczvmkl), SO years, Warminster, beloved wit of Joseph fr siwo. devoted momer ot Joseph f.

Sisko, Suzanne Shanbaugh, Oianne K. Christenstn, Brian Siske-. K. Siske and Melissa J. Sisko.

Retettves and. friends are invited to meet on AM, In THE. DECKER FUNERAL HOME, 214 York War-, minster. followed by a Mass of Christian Burial. 10 AM, Hi The Nativity of Our Lord Church, War-.

minster. Pa. Int. St. John Neumann Cem.

Friends was, be received Sun. eve. after 7 PM In th Funeral. Home, lieu of flowers, the lamav requests contrtbu-, tiont be made to The Nativity af Our Lord Memorial Fund, York and Street Rdv, Pa. 14974 in Mrs.

Sisko's memory. SOBEL Dec. 31, 1985, CLAIRE, sister of Lewis C. Sobol, (Sylvia) Young and Frank Sobel; also survived, by nieces, nephews, grandnieces and Relahves and friends are invited funeral service. 11 AM precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 4410 Broad St.

Int. Har Nebo Com. amity return to St. Regis 2301 Tremont St. Apt.

107. Contributions in her memory may be mad to a charity of the donor's choke. STARKE VIRGINIA on Jan. 114, of Aldan, beloved-wife of Edward beloved mother of Virginia Vat--quel, Richard C. and Robert also survived by hr sister, Marion Bonev end i grandchildren.

Relahves and friends are invited to her funeral service 10. AM, precisely, at McFADDEN FUNERAL 7 Springfield Aldan, Pa. Int. Arlington Cem, Drexel Hill, Pa. Friends may call Sua eve.

7 to PM at McFAODEN'S. Th family requests that donations be made to Delaware County Memorial Hosptlal, Dialysis Unit, Keystone and Lansdewn Drexel Hill, Pa. 19024. SZYLEJXO SHARKEY Jan. 1, 19S4, CARL age 64 years, beloved husband" of Ann E.

(nee DaHev), devoted father of Susan Re-gan, Daniel and also survived by 3 grand-sons. Relahves, friends and members of Ironworkers Local No. 401, are invited to funeral Moa, 9 AM; HOLLEN FUNERAL HOME, 3160 Grant (west-of Academy Rd). Mass of Christian Burial, Matemmr B.VM Church, 10 AM Int. Our Lady of Grace CerfC Friends may can Sua eve.

after 7. TUBAS Jan. 1, husband of Muriel (nee SalldorVi of Elkku Park, fattier of Michael Tanas, Ronald Tabas, Jonathan Tabas and Edward Tabas, brother of Stanley Tabas, Allan Tabas, Sidney Tabas end-Kenneth Tahasf also survived bv 4 erandchidren. Relatives, friends and members af Beth Shelom Con grot gahon, National Federation of Jewish Mens Clubs aneV an other organizations of which he was a member invited to funeral services, Sua, 12:30 PM "GOLDSTEINS'," 4410 N. Broad St.

Int. Roosevelt, Memorial Park. Family wHI return to his late dence. Contributions in his memory may be made ta The Aliheimer's Disease and Rotated Disorders sociatien or your ta verity charity. THOMPSON Jan.

2, 1986, COLLEEN daughter of James Chartoft Thompson, sister of Kevin, aunt of Erik. Relahves, friends, students of Faculty of St. Maria Goretti H.S., invited to attend her funeral 9 AM, from her Ute residence, 2522 S. 13th Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, Sleea Maris R.Cr-Church. Int.

SS. Peter and Paul Com. Viewing Moa eve. 7 to 9 PM at Mr residence. (JOHN R.

DEADf FUNERAL HOME). TROMBETTA ALBERT on Jan. 2, 1986, beloved father of Grace" Schmidt, Barbara Reilly, Janet Schutri, Karen, Debrd" and Robvn Trombetfa; he is also survived bv 8 grandchildren, dear brother of Anne Kline, William Trom' -betta, Leo Trombetta and Marv Smith. Relahves and" friends are invited to attend his funeral Moa 9 AM; THE REILLY FUNERAL HOME, 2632 E. Allegheny Ave.

Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, Nativity VM Church. Int. Magnolia Cam. Viewing Sua eve. 7W9PM VARACALLO Jan.

1, 1984, ANTHONY beloved husband of Evelyn (net Burke); also survived by hti mother. Mary Varacallo, oranddauflhttr, Cassandra Carrioan, a brother, Leonard, 2 sisters, Frances Chrobocmski and Marie RadomickL Relahves and friends, also-ConRaM B.R.A.C.. are invited to his funeral 9 CASSIZZI FUNERAL HOME, 2913-17 E. Thompson followed by Mass of Christian Burial. 10 A.JVL, Mother of Divine Grace Church.

Int. Holy Rt-deomer Cem. Friente mav cat. Sun. tva.

after 7 PM. VERLINGKIERI Dec. 31, IMS, CONCETTA (ne Marano), wif of fh-late Raymond, mother of Yolanda, Marilyn, Raymond and Teresa, mother-in-law of Joanne; also survived 2 grandchildren, sister of Elvira CasteUano. Relahves and friends are invited to funeral Moa, 8:30 AMr from PENNA. BURIAL CO.

1327-29 S. Broad St. Mass of Christian Burial St. Afovsious Church, 9:10 AM Inf. Holy Cross Cera Viewing Sua eve.

7 to 10. AMPLE FREE PARKING VYASK0 JOHN, Jan. 2, 186, husband of the lete Marv, beloved father of Anna, Mrs. Margaret tutor and the lata Eleanor; grandfather of John. Funeral 10:30 AM, from THE STOLFO FUNERAL HOME, 2536-3 S.

Broad St. Services 12 noon. Assumption of th Holy Virgin Orthodox Church. Int. Ml.

Moriah Cera Viewing Sua evening 7 to 9:30 PM VVEISBRQD Jan. 2, 1986, HELEN beloved wif Martin sister of Teresa Fimev and Ca therm Hatala; also survived bv 19 nieces and nephews and 31 great nieces and nephews. Relahves, friends and Christ the King and St. Albert the Great, Senior Cm-" tens, ar Invited to funeral Moa, 9 AM, HOLLEN FUNERAL HOME, 3160 Grant Ave. (west of Academy Mass of Christian Burial, Christ th King Church, 10 AM tnt.

Holy SosvKhr Cam. Friends mav caB Sua eve. after 7. i WEST JOHN Jaa 1986, Havertown, beloved husband of Violet (Dot) (ne MacAaister), father of" Jean W. Holer and Mrs.

Maryann W. Gens; afs -survived bv 4 granddaughters. Relatives and friends -are invited to funeral service Men. I) AM, THE DONOHUE FUNERAL HOME, 8401 West Chester Pike, (Cor. Lvnn Blvd), Upper Darby, where- friends mav cat after 10 A.M.

tnt. Glenwood Na calling hours Sur. eve. In Lieu of flowers. contributions to The AmeHcin Cancer Society cnarity of your choice would be appreciated WSLKOV Jaa 7, 186, LEON, of Media, Pa.

husband of the Henrietta (nee Klevan), beloved father of Mtcheel Wofkov. Relahves and friends also members of Amity Circle So, Club and Th Edward P. Roberts Lodge No. 772 FA AM are invited to attend services 9:30 AM, STANLEY L. WISNOFF, 6410 N.

Broad St Int. Roosevelt Memorial Park. The family return to 1104 Brighton St. Please make contrtbu- to Th American Cancer Society. ZAXAREWICZ JOSEPH J.

Ml Jaa I. lOIIH heleveil hmtwm 0.fc uewnon, oevetea Miner ot Nucnaet, Edward and Mrs. Theresa Murphy, son of Joseph Zacharovtch and the -late Matilda (nee Widecan), brother of John and Hen- u-rv Zakarawicz, Mrs. Mary Dotchan and Stella Za- else survived bv 7 grandchildren. friends, employees of Fairmount Park and Osowiecki American Legion Post, No.

84 are -invited to Ins Mass af Christian Burial Moa 9-30 AM Hedwig-s Church, 24lh Brown Sts. Int. Hefy Sep- Cem Friends art also etvtted St. Hodwig' -Church, Sun eve from 7 to PM Arranged bv DINAN-BRENNAN FUNERAL HOME. ZUYICH 3, 1986, EDWARD; beloved husband MKi Sparotlch), devoted fother Anthony, Mary -Clare Valentino and Francos Penke; sadly missed bv grandchildren, Eric, John Carmen, and Elizabeth.

Relahves, friends and monition gt Th Local E.W. are Prvrtod to attend his funeral Tues. from THEO J. BAJ FUNERAL HOME. 256 N.Thompson St.

(at E. Lehigh Mast of Christion-n 10 AM, St. Anne's Church. Int. Hefy Redeem Cem.

Friends mav ca Men. ev. 7 to 9 PM fet new" flowers, donations ki tus memory to Th American" Society would be ipprecnted Memoriams FRASER, ELLA 4, W4. The depWrt of lvrre wt cannot tt the Nns of one we loved to wet. i btess vou and I miss vao very much.

GdchdVv Barker, Aterpuerrte yvetsh, HefOn Lanahan and11' Lanaan. tha Lvem Famay, WtrtwiyMar Fanv and th? Daruets Family. LYONS, GEORCEAXXA i 4, tass. The deofM al sorrogv we CaMsnatt tot the loss of one we loved so wed. vow and wtsh vou wore here because you wore A mem me and mrss vou very much.

God Wesw Sadly mKsed bv your lovrnt farortKluohter, Li-, gMrker, faraniijrifor Frances Lvottt, Danna Lvem, CaHertne Dairy end orafvnom, Lvoav CnartM WevhmiNer, W4orn wpvh. and Charles jand 6v. Atso fenottaSfiior DanH, eramnam Thomas Lyons, 6ry and COOPER CHRISTABEL of Penntweod VWaoe, an Jan. I94, wile of the late Clinon Cooper and mother of Altc C. jSrozier; orandmother of Robert and Hugh Crozier.

Relatives and friends be invited to a me-Memoriai Service at Pennswood Vidage to be announced at a later date. Memorial gifts mav be mad to the Nature Conservacv, 1800 N. Kent Artino-ton, nm, desionated for (he benefit of Lucius Pond Ordvav Preserve, Pent Weston, Conn, 06J83.AIT, CRAFT OF ABINGTON. CRAIQ STANLEY on Jan. 1, I9M, of Southampton, husband of Eleanor M.

(nee McWatters), and son of the late Stanley Sr. and Sarah S. Craig, father of Lynda Mae Turner and Amy J. Hibberd; also lur-tved by-his nephew, Scott D. Frledgen- Veitch and his mother-in-law, Marv McWatters.

Relatives and friends are im vitas to his funeral service 1 at THE JAMES J. McGHEE FUNERAL HOME, 2nd Street Pike and Belmont Southammpton. Int. Churche Cam. Friends may call at the Funeral Home, II AJVL until 2:30 PJVL lieu of flowers, me-morial donations mav be sent to the American Heart Association, Bucks Co.

Chapter, 119 N. Stat Newtown, Pa. 18940. CROWE CORA A.inee Stuckeyl, age 100, on pec. 31, IMS, former resident of Phila.

Graveside service Mon. 11 AJVL, at Northwood phila. HOFFMAN-ROTH F.H.,Car1islo, Pa. CEEGAN Jan. 2, 19B, FRANCIS (Retired Superintendent of Fairmount Partt Guards), beloved husband of the law -Catherine (ne Lee), devoted son of the late Cornelius Deeoan, Sr.

and the late Eka L. McCann Deegen, tie voted father Marie C. Tomaszawski and Francis DeganJr.i grandfather of E. Chester Tomas- zewski, Deborah Higgkis, Adele Deegan and Mi-chele Deegaru great grandlather of Frederick Hig-tnsf Jr. and Christina rooms, brother of the late CooncHman Cdmellus S.

Doegan, the late Regina T. Deegan, the sat Dr. Joseph F. Deegan, Sr. Mary Robert, S.S.J.

and Agnes M. Cadran, father-in-law of E. -Chester Tomaszawski, Sr. and Mildred Deegan, broher-Hi-law of Judge Francis P. Cadran.

Relatives, friends, former members of Fairmount Park Guards, invited, to funeral 1:30 AM, THE TOMAS-ZEWSKI FUNERAL HOME, 2728-30 E. Allegheny EiH I9S. Cor. Salmon Mail of rhrin BurUI 1A rtttirfk In 'Dommic's Cenf. Friends may call Sua eve.

7 to 9 PJVL' DiGIACOtaO Jan. CARMEN, husband of the late Tresa (tie LeMv and father of Caroline Monoghan, brother of Maraa.ret4obbt and Leo DiGiacomo. Relatives and friends are invited to Mass of Christian Burial, Mon. 9 St. John The Baptist Church, where friends may can after t4S'AJVL Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. In lieu of flowers, Ikrnilv-prefers memorial donations to St. John The Baptist Church, 146 Rector Phila, Pa. 19127. DONALD Jan.

1, 19W, of Glenside, DELMER, be loved husband of Mav J. and father of Dr. Delmar J. Donald; grandfather of Robert, William, Kathrvn and Karen. Relatives and friends invited to service 12 Noon, St Paul's Lutheran Church, Easton Rd.

and Mf. Carmol Glenside. Int. Odd Fellows Tamaquk, Pa. Frlenes may call at the Church after 1 1 AM In lico of flowers.

Gifts to St. Paul's Church ar Muhfehberg Memorial Lutheran Church would appreciated. (Arr. by JOHN R. FREED).

DRUIT Jan. 1, 1984, BELLE (nee Kan), of Th Cedtrbrook Hill Wymote. beloved wH of Svdneyi also survived by nieces and nephews. Services and interment at th convenience of th family. ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS.

DUXCAN Jan. 2, 1M, HARRY, of Brvn Gweled Homestead and falher.of Nubian Duncan and Lee Klszonas. Int. private. In lieu of flowers, contributions can be mad to The American Heart Assn.

FISHER SARA (nee Goldman), 9j years old, wH of the let Lou s. died on Jan. 2. 1016. after a run lit, as wile.

mother and grandmother. She was active in the Shalom Aieichem Reading Circle of Nothast where she participated in readings, dramatltatlons and discussions af Yiddish Literature, and themes on Jewish Life. She Is survived by a daughter, Hilda, son-in-law, Isaac, grandchildren, Aaron, Amy, Lucille, 2 great grandchildren, Kate and Oavid. Services will be held at Noon, Jan. 5, 196, at ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 4720 N.

Broad St. Int. wi be at Ml. Jacob Cem. Friends and relahves win be welcomed at the home of Hilda and Isaac BtnElra, 44 Turf Ret, Levittown, Pa.

frakcesck.no MICHAEL Jan. 3, mi, of Greenway Swarth-mor, survived by hit wife, Carmen R. (nee Valentino), his sons, Carmen M. and Michael his brother, Albert, his sisters, Dorothy Abbonilio, Anna Sanitate and Angle Burns. Relatives and friends are invited to his funeral on 1:30 AM, at THE ROBERT L.

D'ANJOLELL MEMORIAL HOME OF OVERBROOK, 6504-20 Haverford Phiia. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, Notre Dam DeLourdes Church. Inf. Hotv cross Cem. Friends may call Men.

7 to 10 PM (Parking on premises). GOLDBERG Jan. 1, 144, RITA, sister of Louis Goldberg; also sur-vived bv nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends aw invited to Graveside Services, Sun. 1 PM, precisely, at MS, Sharon Com.

(Section M). Family wil return to 60 Andrea Dr Richbore, Pa. Arr. by GOLDSTEINS'." GORMAN Jan. 2, of Berwyn, WILLIAM husband af Marv J.

(nee Gardner I. Relatives, friends invited to funeral, 130 AM from THE MARTIN P. BEAN AND SON FUNERAL HOME, 100 1 State Upper Darby. Mass-ef Christian Burial, 10 AM St. Alice Church.

Int. Holy Cross Com. Friends may call Sua eve. GROSSMAN Jan. 1, 1916, JAY, of Los Angeles, son of Barney and th late Ethel Grossman, brother of Barry Grossman; brother-in-law of Mikki, uncle of Alisha and Richard.

Relahves and friends are invited to funeral services Sua, 12 Noon precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 N. Broad St. Int. King David Memorial Park. Family wHI return to 717 Bridge View Langhorne, Pa.

Contributions In his memory may be made to Th Big Brothers of America or Th AIDS Foundation. GROSS On Jan 3, 1986, DAVID husband of Sadvc V. Gross, of The Brookmont 600 Red Lion father of Edvthe Weiss and EHvn Zlerler; also survived by grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren. Relahves and friends are invited to services 11:10 AM, Roosevelt Memorial Park Mausoleum, Trevose, Pa. Family wW be at th late residence.

JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON. HARRIS Jaa 1946, of Ft. Washington, MARGUERITE H. HARRIS, sister of Phoebe B. Harris, aunt of Linda H.

Riley and Lee S. Harris, HI. Service, Sat 12:30 KIRK AND NICE SUBURBAN CHAPEL, 41 E. Germantown Pike, Plymouth Meeting, bit. West Laurel Hill Cem.

Friends may can Sat. after 12 nooa KAYES NANCY B. (ne Bahm), suddenly, on Jaa 2, 186, wife of the late Robert H. Haves, beloved mother of Susan Haves McMahon and Robert H. Haves, grandmother of Thomas and Sandra Haves, Jay, Glerma and Kevin McMahon.

Relahves and friends are invited th Mass of Christian Burial, Moa II AM, Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, 815 Cathedral Rd. Int. Hory Sepulchre Cem. The family wW receive friends at 10 AM at the above named Church. Donations mav be made to The American Cancer Society, 14 Chestnut PhHa.

19107. Arr. CLARE MclLVAINE MUNDY FUNERAL til ME. HORN Suddenly, Jaa 1, 1986, SARAH L. (ne Heritage), survived bv her husband, Walter S.

Hem, her sons, Walter L. and David R. Horn, her daughter, Katherin Speier and her sister, Margaret Derentz; also survived bv 6 grandchildren. Relahves and friends are Invited to her funeral services, Mon. 11 AM, at THE ROWLAND-MYERS FUNERAL HOME, INC 7013-15 Torresdale Ave.

Hit. Hillside Roslyn, Pa. Friends mav call Sua eve. 7 PM Parking on premises, hi lieu of flowers, contributions made in ber memory to The American Oiaoetes Bourse Bid, 21 s. ith tt.

PhUa. Pa. 19106, would be ajspreciahtd. JASIEKSKI OJJwil 4986, CHESTER of Coopejr Rd, Lake VWa, Berlin, N.J, age 48 years, husband of LWian (nee Barrett); also survived bv a son, James Roonev, of Newport, R.L, a daughter Patricia Strimet, af Pennsauken, his mother, Marv Jasienski and sister, Siena Boucher, both af Lengport, NJ, also 2 grandchildren and one great grandchild He was a former District 3 Fire Commissioner in Voorhees Twp. Relahves and fnends of the family are invited to attend funeral services, 10 AM Moa morning at THE KNIGHT FUMERAL HOME, 14 Rich Berlin.

Int. Cedar Hot PhHa. Friends mav can Sua evening, 7 1 9 at the Funeral Home. HUFFMAN ALMA (ne DHdlne), on Jaa 1, 1984, Berfln, age 88 years, wife of the late David, mother of David, of other ine Winn, of Berlin, NJ. Edith Pat-ton, of Thomas, of WHdwood, N.J., Ronald, of Willington, Conn, and Wavno, ot sister Ears and Kenneth DHdlne, both Cemden, N.J.; grandmother ot 17, great grandmother 7.

Rotattves and friends ar inivted to funeral services on at 10 AM, at THE LEROY P. WOOSTER FUNERAL HOME. White Horse Pike. Atco. 94 J.

kit NeMin. iirh, poverty, no. e-rienets may can Moa mrrang after 9 AM vktwing Sua eve. KAUFMAN MUZIXA Dec. 31, 1085, LILLIAN V.

(no O'Brien), dear moPier of GerMdln Mosartch, Carmine Daiev, Joan elvers, June Swisher and Eiteen Muzma; also survived bv 10 grendchedren and 2 greet granoctviovon, 1 sisters, Marie Fish and Margaret Repsch, and a brother, James O'Brien. Relative, fnends and employes ot ACME Loral 1357. invited to funeral Tues. AM, CASSITZ, FUNERAL HOME, 2913-17 Thompson followed bv Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, Nativity VM Church, tnt. Forest Hals Cam.

Friends mav caa Men. eve. after 7 PM KEEN Jaa 2, 104, JOSEPH, of Ponnsaukea NJ. Oarmerty of Phila. Rvfahvgs end friends are emted to Graveside Services Man.

2 PM, Raeseveft Memorial Park, Section B-i, Trovoso, Pa. (JOSEPH LEVINE ANO SON). KERSKXER Jaa 7, )94 VIOLA D. Moved daughter af she art Peter and VWo D. Korshner (nee Tesnor) devoted sisKr Mrs.

Ruth E. Manmd an) Mrs Moored H. Carr. Relatives, friends and members of St. Stephen's Church of Christ (of wwck she was an elder) ar krvtted her services Moa 2 PM MANNAL FU- NERAL HOME, 42S Frankford Av.

(at Tyson) where friends mav ca Moa 1 to 2 PM No viewing Sua ev. Int. Sunset Memorial Park. Memorials Mi Miss Kersonar's nam may made Tnt American Caocor Society, 1422 Chestnut St. PrtaO.

19102. KLEMMER Jaa l6, SADIE (no Sarah Graham), bHvd wife of the iete John M. Piemmer, devoted mother of Maryann Sabora and Joan Behm. deer grandmother Keith and Erk Sahara and Eks Behm, mother -wile? at Frank Sahara and Wofcam Behm; else survived one ssier, Rose Lonorgan. Refohves and friends are mvtteaj to her Mass of Christian Burial Mon.

It AM Immacuieie Mam Homo, Welsh Rd en Heart Circle. Ne viewwg Sua v. Friend-roy cad otter AM at Pie home, few Resurrection Cam. BURNS FttMERAL HOME. of nis Of of ca On alse 4, Jan.

DOLORES C. (born Cannavo), wife of Joseok (Buddy) Lain, mother of Loretta Heller and Joseph F. Lain, sister el Joan Cararra, Fi Cannavo and Frank Cannavo and Jean Liouori; also survived by 2 grandchildren, Mike and Meianie Hotton, mother -tn-law of Bob Heller. Retahves and friends, members of The Golden Ave of Epiphany Church, Invited to attend her funeral 8:30 AJVL, at JOHN R. DEAOY FUNERAL HOME, 2501 $.

CamaC St. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AJVL, Epiphany at Our Lord Church, kit. Holy Cross Cam, Calunt hours Sun. eve. to 9 PJvL LEEPOKD Jan.

2, mi, MEYER, husband of Rest me let Jennie, father of Robert Lee pond and the lata Jack Leepend; also survived by 3 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends ar invited to funeral services, Sun. 10:30 precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," e4IO N. Broad St. kit.

Manfoflor Cem. Shiva wM be observed at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee pond. Contributions in his memory may be made to Downtown Home for The Aged.

LeMOM CHARLES on Jan. 1, 196, beloved son of Catherine V. LeMon, survived by wife Katheetne (nee Ed-Hs), father of John, Catherime, Donna, Ann Mart from Rochester, NY, son David from WestvHe, NJ, grandfather of also survived by brothers and sisters, William from Phila. and Doris, Marforie from WashWe, NJ, also survived by stepson Thomas Ed-dis, Relatives, friends and members of The American Red Cross, Bridesbur Ambulance Corp, and American Legion (Howard McCaH Post 20), ar invited to the funeral services Sat. eve.

1:30 PAL at THE Su-CHARSKI FUNERAL HOME, 2324 Margaret St. Int. win be prtvat. Friends mav call Sat. eve.

7 to 9 PJVL fn lieu of flowers donations to the family would be appreciated. LEOSETTI Jan 1, 1914, EUGENE beloved husband of Angelina (no Cvppolo) and devated father of Mrs. Conn Foschmi; survived by 4 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren, and brother of Joseph. Louis, Frank, James, Anthony, Albert, Mrs. Mary Sterne, Mrs.

Id Coppola, Mrs. Connie Rivera and the late Mrs. Ana Cra and PasquaK and John Looneth' and son of th late Concetti Leonettt. Relatives and friends invited to funeral Mon. 8:30 from VINCENT GANGEMI FUNERAL HOME, Broad and WoH Sts.

Mass of Christian Burial, SI. Lawrence Church, Lindenwold, N.J., 10 AJVL Int. SS. Peter and Paul Springfield, Pa. Friends may cat Sun.

ov. 7 to PJVL Evening parking Rota Bidg. Lot, 2304 S. Broad St. LERER JAN 3, 1984, MORDECAI, brother of Leon Lrr; also survived by nieces and nephews.

Relatives and friends ar invited to funeral services. 10 AM precisely, GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 Broad St. kit. Monte-ftor Cem. A MacLACHLAN Jan.

1, 1984, MILDRED, (nee Goodwin), of W. Perm Beach, formerly of Palmyra, N.J., beloved wife of William H. MacLacNan, devoted sister of LWian Bradt of Phila. Relatives and friends are invited to th Mon. 10 AM, from L.A.

DIGIACOMO FUNERAL HOME, I0SS Southampton Phila. kit. Hillside Cem. MacLEOD On Dec. 19, 1915, JOHN husband af th fat Dorg-thv Langman.

Relahves, friends and employees of Boeing-Verroi, are invited to the funeral services Sun eve. 8:30 PM, at THE DILL FUNERAL HOME, 23 Bishop Hollow Newtown Square, where friends may call after 7 PM Int. Private. MARINELLA Jan. 7, 14, GEORGE, beloved husband of the late Theresa (no Marchieno), devoted father of Florence Marchiane, Rosa ZanoJ and the late Mary Ann O'A-gostlno; also survived by 7 grandchildren and 3 groat grandchldren.

Relahves and friends ar Invited to the funeral on Mon. AM, from PENNA. BURIAL CO. 1327 S. Broad St.

Mass of Christian Burial Stette Marls Church, 10 AM Int. Holy Cross Cam. Viewing Sun. eve. 7-10.

Amps parking on premises. McCULLEN On Jan. 2, 114, ELIZABETH I wtf James H. McCuOen, residing, Morrisviae, formerly of Croydon, mother of James H. Jr.

and Gerald M. McCulten, Elizabeth E. Mee and Judith E. Raubacb. Private services wHI be held at THE MOLOEN FUNERAL CHAPEL, 133 Otter Bristol, Pa.

bit Bristol Cem. Thr ar no calling hours. McDEYITT Jan. 7, 1M, CATHERINE (nee Jones), beloved wtf of Eugene, mother of Joseph C. Larry, Eugene J.

and Robert also survived by 4 grandchildren and on 8 rut granddaughter. Relatives and friends are Invited i her funeral 4:30 AM, BURNS FUNERAL HOME, 9704 Frankford Ave. (at Fitter St.) Mats of Christian Burial, St. Ambrose Church, II AM Inf. Our Lady of Grace Com.

Viewing Sua eve. 7 to f. Ml lieu of Dowers, Mass Cards preferred. McGINNIS HUGH Jan. 3, 194, of Otnev, beloved husband af Jane KneHer McGlnnls, father of Hugh, Thomas, Carol Ann and EHeen.

Relatives, friends and members of The National Judges ar mvttod to the funeral Moa, starting 1:30 AM, from JOHN F. GIVNISH'S, Slti St. al Chetten Ave. (4300 N. 5th followed by Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM, St.

Helena's Church, hit. Holy Sepulchre Com. Friends mav cat Sun. eve. from 7 to 9.

Donations in Hugh's memoty to The American Cancer Society would be appreciated bv the family. MOVER Suddenly, Jaa 194, WILLIAM N. Th Lutheran Homo, formerly of Roiborough, husband of the lot Lillian E. (nee Estts); father af Wiaiam N. Ill and Betty Jane KnHtel; also survived bv grandchildren and 2 sisters, Irma Wood and Bessie Mermig.

Relahves, friends invited to can, JAMES H. TURNER FUNERAL HOME, 602t Ridge Moa from 10 to 11 AM, to attend his viewing, followed by his funeral service Moa at II AM (No viewing Sua eve.) Family would appreciate contributions to th Ridge Ave. Methodist Church andor Bethany Lutheran Church, in his memory, kit. West Laurel Cora MULLEN Formerly of Suddenly, Jea 1, 186, WILLIAM father of Daniel W. and Mrs.

Kathleen P. Peaslev; also survived by 3 grandchildren, in his 63rd year. Relahves and friends are invited to attend funeral Moa, 10 AM, at JOHN F. FLUEHR AND SONS, 3301-15 Cottman Ave. Mass of Christian Burial, St.

Dominic's Church, II AM Int. Holy Sepulchre Cam. Friends mav can Sua 7 to 9 PM NICHCLLS (CORRECTED NOTICE) Dec. 31, 1985, NORMAN father of Ronald Nichols and Doris Greenberg, brother of Doris Jenks. Services and interment private.

ODYNIEC Jaa 1, 1986 MARIE T. (no Wisniewski) beloved wif of Henry J. Odvnfec, devoted mother of Thomas J. Odvniec, sister of Albert Wisniewski. Relahves and friends are invited to her funeral Moa 9 AM MANNAL FUNERAL HOME, 6925 Frankford Ave.

(at Tyson) whore friends mav calf Sua eve 7 to 9 PM Mass of Christian Burial Mon. 10 AM St. Barnard's Church. Int. Hafy Redeemer Com.

PALEN On Jaa 1, 1986, HAL of Beds Comers, and formerly of Okwy, beloved husband of Elizabeth (ne Ewer) and devoted father of Thomas Elizabeth Louise King, Michael Dorothy, Robert C. and Edward; grandfather of 10. Relahves and friends ar invited to attend his funeral service Moa, II AM, at THE JAMES M. CAMPBELL FUNERAL HOME, 500 E. Bonner St.

(at 6100 N. Rising Sun Int. at th convenience th tamay. Friends mav caS Sua eve. after 7 PM PARSONS Jan.

2, 1986, of Cathedral VMage, PEACHIE BARBA PARSONS, wif of th Ute Horace Barb and Munro H. Parsons, mother of AUco L. Cox, H. M. (Sandy) Barba, Elizabeth Parsons Cliff, and Paulln Parsons Bodin.

Service and an. wa be prtvat. Memorial gifts mav be sent to The American Heart or The Blind Relief Fund af PhHa. (KIRK ANO NIC! SUBURBAN CHAPEL). PETRUCCELLI Jaa 3, 1986, JERRY beloved brother of Lawrence Notarfranccsco.

Mrs. Rose Mongtu, Mrs. Edith Ma-gazzu, Susan Notarfrancesco and Dominic Notar-francosca. Relatives, friends are invited to his funeral 8J0 AM, WACKERMAN FUNERAL HOME, 8040 Verree Rd, Fox Chase, and Mass Christian Burial, AM, Our Lady of Ransom Church. krL Holy SeptHchr Cem Viewing Moa eve.

7 to PIGOTT MAE H. (ne Hefler), Jaa 186, wK th let Howard H. Pigott and mother of Bernice M. Movers, Howard C. Walter E.

and Dolores R. Pigott; aha sur-' vived bv 13 grandchitdren and 16 groat grandchiMroa Relatives and friends are Invited to her viewing 8:30 AM, St. Bartholomew's Church, Cheltenham and Harbison Aves. Mass of Christian Burial, 9-JO AM Int. Holy Sepulchre Cam.

fn lieu of flowers, Ms family would appreciate Mass offerings. Arr. by THE JAMES A. McCAFFERTY FUNERAL HOME. PITKOFF Jaa 2.

106. BERNARD. mho (VMM yueneri, tamer at jnetoon Pitssatt and RanaM Pttkoff, brother of Nathan Pitkoft and Irv Ptikoff. Relatives, friends and members of Bnai Cholm Social, ore irrvtt-od to funeral services. Sua 11:30 AM, precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'." 6410 N.

Bread St. int. King Oavtd Mem. Park. Shiva wal be 00 served at his let residence.

P0LIK0FF Dec 31, 185, NATHAN, husband of th late Ruth P. Miami Beach, father of Dr. Victor H. Potikeff, brother of Harry Pehkaft, aha survived bv 3 grandchildren and one greet grandchild Rotative and friends ar Invited to funeral services Sua I PM, precisely, GOLDSTEINS'," 4410 N. Broad St.

Inf. Rosvlf Mom. Pr. Femty wJ return to 7708 Woodujwn Ave. Meweto Part, Pa.

Contra? hens ki memory may mode so Foundation. PRICE Binsalim. an Jaa tnt, MARIE (not Grady), beloved wH of the lata Augushis J. Price and mother Mrs. Catherine P.

Cranfcahew, Mrs. Marl M. Ur-banski, Mrv Bomadett McNichal, John A. and Wakens G. Price, sister of Mrv Helen Westerns, Mrv Margaret Hensef, Mrv Catherine Thomas and Joseph Grady; atso survive bv 15 grendchaorgn and II oreet graichildra Relahves and friends are Invited et-tend me funeral Mon.

I JO AM, from the FLUEHR FUNERAL HOME, 864 Bristol Pteo, I Pie 13), Bens, fern Mass Of Christian Burial, St. Charles Borrame Church, 10 AM kit. Resurrection Com. Friends mav Sua 7 to PM Masse ereOarred Parkin enhance en Tennis Ave. PRICE Jaa 1, 106, REBA E.

(nee Alenl, 71 veers, formerly Upper Dortjy, mother of Hugh A. Price Carlisle, Harry B. Price, of Potts town and Evelyn Taylor gt upper Derby, sister Evelyn vtcken af Boca Rattan, Fla. and Paul Ale Glendate, survived by 14 grA0Chdren end 13 great grand-chiMi-ea Service tor rouitvos end fnends Men. Jea 1985, at U) AJVL, at THE OLIVER H.

BAM CO. SUBURBAN WEST, 301 West Cheue- Pike, Havertown, where friends mav cal atteif -9 AM Sunday venes viewm 7 la 9 PM fed. Givanw ee Com. ucaerten, NJ. A bv of Mrs.

On late Club, Sun. win horn and St. ulchre jaa (nee AM, Burial, or of Cancer In Jan. Of God tHin James iy Jan. Crt I rove very vow.

hen Marie mivod mer Ama Airport-attack victim eulogized in Del. as of Art, the Woodbury Country Club anqChnst jh Mrs. Kaiser.who was'widowed, fs survived by two sons, Paul Donald, a Karen three grandchildren, and a brother, Robert Lambertson. Services will be heid pijh. Monday at Christ Episcopal Church at 62 Delaware Ave.

Contributions may be made to Underwood Memorial Hospital -or the ter City. He was a founder: of Surrey Plate Surrey Place. East, Wtf hbusmg developments in fBerryHill; Ite Msa aeveiopea iwo epanmeni nousesai 16th Street and Allegheny Avenue'ln North Philadelphia. wm Survivors: -daughters, Patrice' anff Liiabeth. i Services: noon tomorrow, Joseph Levine Sob funeral 7112 Broad St.

fi 'f- In keeping with It policy that all now reporting titrajfy, Th Inquirer intends to publish within 48 houra of death. Mortuarise and flthor supplying obituary information should submit their noticei promptly tt The ty desk. Death Notices ADAM Jaa 2, 19U MARGARET E. (ne Genke) beloved wife ot can w. Adam, devoted mother of Mrs.

Linda A. Binnig, sister of Mrs. Anne McNuity, grandmother of Barbara and Dobra Binnig. Relatives and friends-are Invited to her funeral Mon 10 AM MANNAL FUNERAL HOME, 6925 Frankford Ave. (at Tyson) whore friends mav call Sua eve 7 to 9 PM Mass of Christian Burial Moa II AM St.

Bernard's Church. Int. al the convenience of the tarmly. bailey CHARLES on Dec 3 1' 1985, beloved husband of Dorothy M. (nee Cook) and father of Donald and Richard; also survived by 1 grandchildren and a brother, Clifford.

Relatives, friends, members of Re-hoboth United -Methodist Church and employees of Moore Products invited to service II AM, GILBERT H. SCHOBERT FUNERAL HOME 1677 Harrison Frankford. Int. Sumet Memorial Park. Friends may can from 10 AM unto time of Parking on our SO car lot.

In lieu of flowers. Memorials to Renoboth UM Church, 4227 Paul Par 19i24wouldb appreciated. B1EGELMAN -MA Jan. 2, 1984, LOUTS, husband of the ta Eva of 11-21 Glendate father of Harris Bteertwri, -brother of Mrs. Minnie Meyer and Harry Grevefide' Service AM.

preciaefv, at Har Neba Cem. (Sec. I), Oxford Ave. and Bonner.St. Contrtbutioni in his memory may be rnade to The American Cancer Society.

(ROSENBERG'S RAPHA45L SACKS); BIERLY On Jaa 19M, RACHEL age Devon, beloved wife of the late MaMon Z. aWHv, Sr mother of James A. Carle, Marv H. Simpson and-On MaMon Z. Bierty, sister of Helen V.

Spirinsr; bv 6 grandchildren ana 7 groat grandchiMiroa Relahves and friends are invited to attend the funeral service at 1 1 AM, on Moa, al THE VINCENT ALLEVA FUNERAL HOME, 1724 E. Lancaster Paoti. Int. Arlington Drexel HI. Friends mav call on Mon.

from to 11 AM at th Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers, contributions mav be made to The Hutchinson House of Cathcart, 445 N. Valley Forgo Devon, Pa. 19333. BONCARDO Jan.

7, 1986, JOSEPH beloved husband of Otoi, (nee Bermudei) and devoted father ot Miss Leatric Boncdrdo. Mr. Bonrardo is also survived bv 2 brothers, Mr. Albert Boncarflo, Mr. WMiem Boncardo end sisters, Mrs.

RosemarnrCancetost, Mrs. Rita Ma--ieno and Mrs. Nancy Zawidrt. Relatives, friends tnvft-ed to services and. funeral AM, HE' GRASSO FUNERAL HOME.

7S0- Brtwd mf. SS. Peter and Paul Cam. Viewing Sun. eve.

7 1 9:30. BOWES Jon. T984, ISABEL GOODWIN, oftewer wife of Francis J. Bowes, mother of SaroH A. Lawless, Patricia t.

Suaivan, Anthony W. Bowes, Suzanne Man wok and Laurence E. Bowes; also survived by 10 grandchildren, one sister, Betty J. Cess. Mass af Christian Burial, Jaa 7th, at II AMat Church, Fares! and Hendricks Am-bter, when friends may can aher 10 AM Int.

privet. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made la The Hosoitat of Univ. of PewwL, 34th and Sprue tfw -PhHa Pa. JACOB P. RUTH.

CARBOXE Suddenly, Jaa 194, ROBERT husband af Ann Marat (no McOmnis), lather of WOkam, son Prank and Marie (no Coghian), to-other at Prank, LMdo, -Trrl and Ihe late Wikiam. Relatives and fnends are invited to viewing 9 A funeral services, )0 AM, A. P. DONAtO FUNERAL. HOME, 122 Broad St Inf.

Fernwood Cam. CASOLARO Jaa I 194, MICHAEL A. beloved husband Of Anna Ma (Mitch) devoted Miner of Lisa, dear son af Mm (Barlow) and Isabel, deer brother of Donotd fPuslert. end hi wH. to e.HK survived bv nieces and nephew Donald, Elizabeth, MichaoJ and Brenda and grandmeces.

Relatives and, friends are invited to funeral Mon. 8: IS AM CANTO FUNERAL HOME, 2212-14 S. Broad St. Mass 9:30. AM St.

Richard's Churctv EnfomOcnent Calvary Mausoleum, Cherry Hat, NJ.Viowma.Sua ev 1-tjo PM CHAMBERS HELEN W. JwMWIeoa Jam 18. wt Ihe lot Robert Chambers, devoted mother of Charles E. Chambers of Anondal. Va.

and Rotten W. Ghemoors af WMmgboro, else survived by arridCharjra Rtahvvamf friends are Invited ta at fend services, on Moa. Jonj 1940, II. AM, at THE HELWEG FUNERAL SERVICE, INC. 463 OM Verk Rd, Jenkintovm, Pa.

few. Fares! Mats Cam.rintfs may caa after am CKEWKIXG Dec 26, 1985, KATHERINE B. (nee mother of Jeefrev II wort, RJ sister Dr. Lowrance Bel, Ardmore, Pa. and Robert M.

Be. Drexel urn. Pa. Ana of Christian Burial was hew at Sacred Heart Manor. Jan.

198. (Arr. MOYLAN-FLOORTOWNL CCREN Jaa 2, t6, ALLYCE (ne Btock), of Vm BreeOUd Rd, EUrm Park, Pa. wif at Bamett Cohen. Eso, moPier ot Pas Cohen, Esq.

and Jesie Baognian. sister ot Svtvi Motoet alt survived bv gt endctHWi ea Retehvos nd fnends or emted to services Sua, t-3 -PM, JOSEPH LEVINE AND SON, N. froa um 7'tt Ave. me. Roevn Memorial Par.

Th" taenev wJ rehtm the iate residence end respectful- fv roawesft fhaf conhajuhon ei her mertvary go made The Goiden Iweer Club, luxe. Heme. CCREN 'it Jan. 2. tM.

JEROME COHEN, hrshone) of Lerrtta (nee OonenueW ot 1414 Orange Ptvaa, tawier or ihe a fjofrtes Cohan, orard( thee af Avchjjae Co Pea PMawvos. Pnas on morjors 0 Too Bokers 4 Conectienrn Ihven Lecet 6, a mvyj to seices Sua 1, JOSEFH LEVINE SOte, N. Bread SL aov 1st Ave. Sat KasaDana Mom part, i jf.ss4J i of bv having 'joy for life' program Dec. 16 but decided at the last minute to stay two more weeks and visit cousins in Sorrento.

Buonocore was one of five Americans killed when terrorists lobbed grenades and fired automatic weapons into a crowd at Leonardo da Vinci Airport on Dec. 27. He had planned to return home for his father's 50th birthday, which was the day of the attack. "When a young man dies, and especially when he dies from a senseless, tragic death, our community hurts," Mr. McDermott said in his eulogy.

"To become well-known in a short period of time takes a lot of sacrifices," the priest added. "I felt I know what his wish would be: 'Now go on and live your life to the Dickinson College President Samuel A. Banks, the only one of four speakers eulogizing Buonocore who spoke of the terrorist attack, said he. would not discourage other students from traveling abroad. "We have the clearest mandate I know not to have our young people live in the fortress of America," he said.

"We must build bridges faster than terrorists can burn them." Two Christmas trees wrapped in white lights and standing on both sides of a creche twinkled near the altar, as though forgotten from an earlier service, while Buonocore's oak casket was rolled up the aisle. Draped in a white cloth woven with the Christian symbols of alpha and omega in gold, the casket remained beside Buonocore's. family throughout the ceremony. As Buonocore's father, John Jr. mother, Cecile, and brother, Todd, 16, and the other mourners left the church, blue skies had broken through the heavy clouds, and an unseasonably warm January sun had burned off the fog.

Five of Buonocore's friends from Tower Hill and two from coHegexar- ried the casket, draped with a spray of daisies and red chrysanthemums and an American flag, to the grave at Brandywine Cemetery. At the conclusion of the service, Lt. Col. David lingerer, Buonocore's professor of military science, gave the folded flag to Cecile Buonocore. -Although mourners were invited to the Buonocores' house aw the service, clusters of the young man's friends lingered by his gray, not wanting to leave.

By Alison Carper Special to The Inquirer WILMINGTON Friends of John Buonocore 3d gathered yesterday to praise his life and mourn the senseless death of the 20-year-old Wilmington man who was caught in a cross fire-" of terrorist bullets in a Rome airport last week. had a joy for life that knew no bounds," Steve Hyde, Buonocore's high school football and basketball coach, said in a eulogy. "Our brother John," said the Rev. Michael McDermott, "lived life to the fullest." About 250 family members and friends many from Tower Hill, an exclusive preparatory school in Wilmington that Buonocore had attended, and Dickinson College in Carlisle, where he had been a junior braved fog and a cold morning rain to offer their farewells to Buonocore in an hour-long Mass of Christian Burial at St. Mary Magdalen Church.

Both senators from Delaware, Republican William V. Roth Jr. and Democrat Joseph R. Biden also attended the service. -The size of the crowd spoke of Buonocore's popularity.

Hyde described him as a man endowed with a "iwinkle in his eye" and "a slow smile." a gout! bpui tlvue said, who not only would race to rescue every loose ball on the basketball court, but "at the same time was quick to shake hands with the opponent, no matter how grueling the defeat." Buonocore was praised as a talented athlete who became, as a sophomore, the youngest captain in the history of his college lacrosse team and a disciplined man who was chosen last year as Dickinson's outstanding ROTC cadet He was described as a student of Latin who was dedicated to his schoolwork and a high-epirited man wiro could add vitality to a party and offer optimism to a friend who was down. "That was what John put together so well The joy was the product," said Philip N. Lockhart, Buonocore's Latin professor at Dickinson. -Buonocore, a classics major, was in Italy for a academic ex-flange program. He completed the.