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Death Notices Death Notices The Philadelphia Inquirer The company, now known as the Omni Hotels, was sold by the family in the 1980s. Surviving are his wife, the former Ruth E. Thomas; a daughter, Julie; a granddaughter, three sisters, and five brothers. John Steinbeck 4th, 44, a writer and son of the Nobel-winning author of The Grapes of Wrath, has died of complications from back surgery. Mr.

Steinbeck died Thursday at Scripps Memorial Hospital in Encini-tas, nursing supervisor Marlys Weberg told the Associated Press on Saturday. No other details about the surgery were disclosed. Mr. Steinbeck had been working on his autobiography. Legacy, in which he intended to examine the genetics of chemical addiction and trace what he believed to be his father's alcoholism to his own.

The younger Steinbeck had been a recovering alcoholic for three years. As a free-lance writer, he was published in many magazines, including the New Yorker. He wrote a non-fiction book, In Touch, about his experiences in Vietnam, where he em- braced the Buddhist philosophy. -Mr. Steinbeck was born in New York, where his father moved from California.

At 18, Mr. Steinbeck was drafted into the Army and completed a tour in Vietnam, part of which he spent as a combat reporter for Armed Forces Radio. He later returned to Southeast Asia to work as a free-lance journalist, primarily for CBS, in Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia. Mr. Steinbeck was in Vietnam in 1968 when his father, who won the Nobel Prize in literature in 1962, died of heart failure.

Surviving: his wife, Nancy; two sons, Blake and Michael; a daughter, Megan, and a brother. Jim Jacoby, 58, internationally known bridge grandmaster, died Friday of cancer in Dallas. The son of Oswald Jacoby, himself a world-renowned bridge champion, he was 22 when he won his first national title in 1955 and went on to win 15 more. Eight years later, he represented the United States in the World Team Championship in Italy. Mr.

Jacoby won his third world title, the World Mixed Teams, in 1972 and his fourth, the Olympiad Teams, in Venice, Italy, in 1988. He was one of the first U.S. players to become a grandmaster in the rankings of the World Bridge Federation. Monday, Feb. li.

1991 Deaths elsewhere William "Bud" Dunfey, 6S, a member of an international hotel family and principal architect of the rebirth of the Democratic Party in New Hampshire, died Saturday of cancer at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Hospital in Hanover, N.H., the Boston Globe reported. Mr. Dunfey, who lived in Rye Beach, N.H., and worked tirelessly since the early 1950s to build up the Democratic Party in a state long dominated by Republicans, helped launch the careers of New Hampshire governors, members of Congress and scores of state legislators. But it was in the New Hampshire presidential primary in 1960 that Mr. Dunfey engineered the most memorable victory of his long career as a party activist the first-in-the-na-tion win for a fellow liberal Democrat with Irish roots, Sen.

John F. Kennedy. "Bud got Kennedy started on the road to the White House with that win," said Endicott "Chub" Peabody, a former Massachusetts governor now living in Hollis, N.H. "Jack Kennedy and Bud were very close personal friends." South Jersey deaths ROBERT D. ADAMS 70.

of Clayton, died Friday at Underwood Memorial Hospital, Woodbury. Born in Camden, he had lived in Hill Top before moving to Clayton, where he had lived for the last 40 years. He worked as a plant manager for Camden Lime Concrete Co. in Camden for 15 years before retiring in 1975. He was a member of the Church of the Good Shepherd in Pitman and St.

Margaret's Prayer Group in Woodbury Heights. Mr. Adams was an Army veteran of World War II. Survivors: his wife, Alice: three sons, Robert Jr. of Pitman, William of Cape May Court House, and Thomas of Thorofare; three daughters, Gail Kennedy of Franklin-ville, Katherine Foody of Ewan and Barbara Zielsdorf of Mullica Hill; 12 grandchildren, and a brother, Albert Adams of Vineland.

Services: viewing, 9:30 a.m. tomorrow, Barclay Funeral Home, Broad and Maple Streets, Clayton; funeral, 1 1 a.m. tomorrow, Church of the Good Shepherd, 315 Highland Terrace, Pitman; burial. Cedar Green Cemetery, Clayton. GLENDA ALLISON-DOBBINS, 58, of Mount Laurel, died Saturday at West Jersey Hospital-Voorhees.

Born in Florida, Mrs. Allison-Dobbins had lived in Mount Holly for 35 years. She worked as a telephone operator and receptionist for Gimbels in Moorestown for 16 years. She had also worked for the Reliable Tire Co. Mrs.

Allison-Dobbins was a member of the Lord of Life Lutheran Church in Tabernacle, and the Night Outers in Mount Holly. Survivors: her husband, James Dobbins; a son, Bryan Allison of Mount Holly; seven step-children; three grandchildren; nine step-grandchildren; four brothers, Myrton Allen of Alabama, Wayne Allen of Fort Myers, Edsel Ailen of Labelle, Fla, and Jack Allen of Immokalee, and two sisters, Daisy Parsons and Billie-Ruth Gibson, both of Labelle, Fla. Services: viewing, 7 to 9 p.m. today. Perinchief Chapels, 438 High Mount Holly; funeral, 1 1 a.m.

tomorrow at the funeral home; burial, St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery, Hainesport. HOWARD L. ANDREW, 85, of Sicklerville, died Friday at home. He was the widower of Eleanor Andrew.

Survivors: three sons, Harry L. of Cox-sackie. N.Y., Joseph M. and Donald both of Sicklerville; eight grandchildren, and seven great-grandchildren. Services: viewing, 7-9 p.m tomorrow, Knight Funeral Home, 14 Rich Berlin; funeral, 10 a.m.

Wednesday at the funeral home; burial, Sicklerville Methodist I Cemetery. RAE G. DONELLO BARTO, 71. of Mount Laurel, died Friday at West Jersey Hospital-Voorhees. Survivors: her husband, Andre two daughters, Andrea and Karen Williamson, both of Mount Laurel; two grandchildren, and two sisters, Theresa Cazzallo of Saddle Brook and Lucille Flori of Flushing, N.Y.

Services: viewings, 7 to 9 p.m. today and 8:30 a.m. tomorrow, Bradley Funeral Home, Route 73 and Evesham Road, Marl-ton; Mass, 10 a.m. tomorrow, St. John Neuman Church, Evesboro-Hainesport Road, Mount Laurel: burial, Brig.

General William C. Doyle Veterans Memorial Cemetery, Arneytown. DORIS VIRGINIA BROOME, 73, of Col-lingswood, died Friday at Our Lady of Lourdes Medical Center, Camden. She was a third-grade teacher for more than 40 years at the Collins Tract School in Pennsauken. When she retired in 1977, she was honored with a lifetime membership in the Collins Tract Parent Teacher Association.

She was also a member of the New Jersey Education Association, the National Education Association, and the Camden County Retired Teachers' Association. Services: visitation, 1 p.m. tomorrow, Stephenson-Brown Funeral Home, 33 W. Maple Merchantville; funeral, 2 p.m. tomorrow at the funeral home; burial, Har-leigh Cemetery, Camden.

GEORGE J. BUCS of Roebling died Friday at the Poly Clinic Medical Center, Harris-burg, Pa. Born in Trenton, Mr. Bucs was a lifelong Roebling resident who owned and operated Bucs Exxon there for 40 years. He also formerly worked for John A.

Roebling, for 40 years and was one of the 12 original union organizers as well as a past treasurer of AFL-CIO, Local 21 10 of Roeb-'ling. He was a member of the Roebling Historical Society, the Knights of Columbus Council 570 of Bordentown, and the Knights of Columbus Bishop Griffin Assembly, 4th degree, in Trenton. Mr. Bucs was a member of the Holy Assumption Church, where he was treasurer of its Third Order of St. Francis and a member of its Holy Name Society.

He was a member and a past president of the William Penn Fraternal Organization and was a member of the American-Hungarian Civic Association in Trenton and the Lincoln Society of Florence. Survivors: his wife, the former Elsie Lukacs: a son, Dr. Roger G. of Hershey. a daughter, Sharon L.

Burke of Alexandria, nine grandchildren, and two sisters, Anna Gabor of Roebling and Sister Ger-maine of Allanmuchy, Warren County. 4-BJ "Bud was a man who was respected by everyone who knew him a soft-spoken, warm and witty man, and a wonderful leader." Peabody said. "Bud's way was to work quietly behind the scenes." A former member of the Democratic National Committee, Mr. Dunfey was Kennedy's New England coordinator in 1960 and played significant roles in the campaigns of Lyndon B. Johnson in 1964 and Robert F.

Kennedy in 1968. An opponent to the Vietnam War, Mr. Dunfey was active in several international peace initiatives, and served as an alternative representative to the United Nations in 1979. He was deeply troubled by the Persian Gulf war, said a longtime friend, Jack Sanders of Hampton, N.H. Born in Lowell, one of the 12 children of LeRoy W.

and Catherine (Manning) Dunfey, Mr. Dunfey joined the S. Marine Corps in 1943 and served in the South Pacific as a sergeant. Mr. Dunfey and his seven brothers, whose grandfather emigrated from western Ireland, built a hotel and restaurant empire from a humble start at a Hampton Beach clam stand.

Services: friends may call 5 to 9 p.m. tomorrow, Koschek Porter Funeral Home, 1115 Hornberger Roebling; funeral, 10 a.m. Wednesday at the funeral home; Mass, 10 a.m. Wednesday, Holy Assumption Church, Hornberger Avenue, Roebling; burial. Holy Assumption Church Cemetery, Roebling.

JOSEPH W. FILIPSKI, 75. of Buena, died yesterday at home. Born in New York City, N.Y., Mr. Filipski had lived in Clayton and Franklinville before moving to Buena two years ago.

He worked as a painter with E.I. DuPont in Deepwater for 28 years before retiring. Survivors: his wife, the former Jean Domeracki; a son, Michael of Hilltop; two daughters, Theresa "Terri" Crane of Star Cross and Veronica Voigt of Plantsville, four grandchildren; two great-grandchildren, and four sisters, Mae Uniak of New York, Gen Feiner of Narrowsburg, Blanche Koseski of Old Bridge and Regina Hauff of New York. Services: friends may call, 10 a.m. Wednesday.

Barclay Funeral Home, Broad and Maple Streets, Clayton; funeral. 1 1 8.m. Wednesday at the funeral home; burial, Cedar Green Cemetery, Clayton. ANNA D. JOYCE, 77, of Stillwell, died Friday at Stillwell Memorial Hospital, Stillwell.

Okla. She formerly lived in Williamstown. Survivors: a son. John F. Joseph of Gloucester, two daughters, Nancy Hume of Oklahoma and Ruth LaRosa of Williamstown.

and 21 grandchildren. Services will be at Roberts Funeral Home, Stillwell, Okla. GUSTAVE HILDEBRANDT, 95, of Hainesport, died Thursday at the Memorial Hospital of Burlington County, Mount Holly. A lifelong resident of Hainesport, Mr. Hildebrandt worked as a farmer before retiring.

He had also worked as a gardener for Levis Garden in Mount Holly for many years. Survivors: his wife, Ruth. Services: viewing, 10 a.m. today. Perinchief Chapels, 438 High Mount Holly; funeral, 1 1 a.m.

today at the funeral home; burial, Brotherhood Cemetery, Hainesport. GRACE R. TERRACHONE LIPERI, 77, of Palmyra, died Friday at home. Survivors: her husband, Steve; two sons, Joseph S. of Delran and Kenneth J.

of Mount Holly; a daughter, Grace Freedman of Cherry Hill; four grandchildren; one greatgrandchild, and a brother, Joseph of Harvey Cedars. Services: viewings, 7 to 9 p.m. today and 8:30 a.m. tomorrow, Weber Funeral Home, 112 Broad Riverton; Mass, 9:30 a.m. tomorrow, Sacred Heart Church, Fourth Street and Linden Avenue, Riverton; burial, St.

Peter's Cemetery, Riverside. JOAN T. WISNIEWSKI MAJEWSKI, 63, of Haddon Heights, died Friday at West Jersey Hospital-Camden. She worked as a marketing administrator for RCA in Moorestown for 32 years before retiring in 1986. Survivors: her husband, John and a Sister, Vivian M.

Wisniewski. Services: viewing, 7 p.m. tomorrow, Blake-Doyle Funeral Home, 226 Collings Collingswood; funeral, 9 a.m. Wednesday at the funeral home; Mass, 10 a.m. Wednesday, Church of St.

Gregory, White Horse Pike at Evesham Road, Magnolia; entombment, New St. Mary's Mausoleum, Bellmawr. JOHN P. McCANN, 59, of Gloucester Heights, died Thursday at home. Mr.

McCann worked for the Gloucester City Water Department. Survivors: two brothers, Thomas E. of Fairview and Francis X. of Gloucester City, and a sister, Marianne T. Callahan of Gloucester City.

Services: viewing, 7 to 9 p.m. today, funeral, 8:30 a.m. tomorrow, McCann Funeral Home, 85 1 Monmouth Gloucester City: Mass, 10 a.m. tomorrow. St.

Mary's R.C. Church, Atlantic Avenue and Monmouth Street, Gloucester City; burial, New St. Mary's Cemetery, Bellmawr. FRANCIS J. MULHOLLAND, 62, of West Deptford, died Saturday at Underwood Memorial Hospital, Woodbury.

Mr. Mulholland worked as a customer-service representative with Philadelphia Gas Works for 33 years before retiring. Survivors: his wife, the former M. Theresa Gannon; three sons, Francis, Sean and Brian, all at home; and a brother, Thomas of Deptford Township. Services: viewings, 6:30 p.m.

today and 9 a.m. tomorrow, McGuinness Funeral Home, 34 Hunter Woodbury; Mass, 10 a.m. tomorrow, St. Margaret's Church, 3d 'and Beech Avenues, Woodbury Heights; burial, New St. Mary's Cemetery, Bellmawr.

JANE A. NELSON, 78, of Maple died at Kennedy Memorial HospitalsCherry Hill Division, She lived in Cherry Hill for more than 25 years. Survivors: a daughter, Gail Nelson Ho(-gate of Brooklyn, N.Y. Services, private. Lewie Funeral Home, Moorestown.

MARY M. PAUL, 67. of Hainesport. died Friday at Memorial Hospital of Burlington DOKEGAN Feb. mi, PAUL DONE GAM, age 19, el Swat-lord PA, sen of Jemes A.

end Jane nee Trecvl Dene-aan. brother of Cenwn, Hope end Cedeen Oonegon, grendsen to Ravmond end Akce Trecv. Relatives end frauds are invited to etlend the Mass et Christie Burial II AM Tues. Feb. 12, mi at St.

Isaac Jeeuel Church, St Walker Rd. Wane PA. Int. Me Cross Ons, Yeeden. Recehnng time w1 be from to II AM Tues.

at she chore Cenertbuhem may be mode to The Peut Donoeaa Schtsrsh Fund, Cenestega High School, Benrvn PA ttjlz. VINCENT ALLEY A FUNERAL NOME DORAN Feb. 8, mi, THOMAS P. el Ardmera, Pa, husband of She lent Gertrude Rose (nee DeFekcel, mother el Patricia Gaaaetwr, and Dolores Venelraj else sur-vhred by rendch8ih on, his bredier Joseph, el Ard-mere, end his sister. Rose Wunder, of Fiende.

Mess et Christie Burial, M) AM, SL Caiman's Church. Ardmere. ke). Cetvary Com. Relatives end friends are owned eel et THE McCONAGHY FUNERAL HOME, Lancaster and WvemetgAves Ardmere, Men.

7-9 PJVX. In kott el dowers, memorial donations may be made to she Alzheimers Disease Assoc 419 S. IS St Phia. Pa. 1914a.

ERSXSEN Feb. 7, mi, WALTER beloved husband eflhelete Ettto (nee Jomeck), devesed fottier of Antoinette Green, wahetmme DeCere, Santa McHafe, Anthony Pniteiowski, Edwin Eriksen, Anita Prevenzano and Ream Sheldren; else survived bv 19 arand and IS great grandenedron. Rotohvos and friends are invited to his view end funeral Tues. I AM at THE MONTI FUNERAL HOME, 253J.J5 S. Broad St.

Mass el Christian Burial Holy Seam Church 10 AM. Sharon Ha. kit. SS. Peter and Paul Com.

viewing Men, eve. In Heu et dowers, femdv roejuests contrfeufions to the Sharon Hi Volunteer Fire Company. GORMAN FRANCIS T. Fab. mi, husband at the set Rase (nee Owens), deer father at F.

Themes, Ml cheat and Miriam Rossi; also survived bv 8 erendcMdren. Relatives, friends also members of Picodl 500 ere Invited fa Ms Viewing end Funeral, Tues. momma only 9-JD AM GARZONE FUNERAL HOME, SL and Hunting Park Ave. Mass of Christie Burial Holy Innocents Church 1 1 AM Int. New Cathedral Com.

GOULD Feb. Hi, 1991, BETTY (nee Meted), wtfe of the lata Man, of mother of Elliot) end Joseph GouM, mother in lew of Joyce GouM, sister of Hilda Maaar-ick, grandmother of Mark Gould. Rotenves, friends are invited to Grevestde Services Tues. II A. M.

King David Memorial Park, Comwell Heights, PA. The femitv wli return to the residence of Mr. EMottGeuM and respectfully requests contributions in her memory be made to FAJA. JOSEPH LE VINE AND SON GR3FF JEFFREY aee 37; Feb. 8, 1991, of Efiubethtewn, PA; Funeral Services, Tues.

at 10-J0 AM from the REYNOLDS FUNERAL HOME, 144 E. Stile St, Ouarrwiee, PA. kit. Ouarryvme Com. No Viewing.

Visitiahon one hour before Service. Please emu dowers. Contributions to charity of the doner's choice would be appricated by the tamMy. HAGGERTY EOWAPD P. JR.

(RIP), an Feb. 10, mi, of Ridley husband of Agnes Dotty Helms Haggerty; father of Edward P. Ill, Darnel, Richard, and Linda Haggortv; son of Dorothy Johnson; also survived bv grandchildren. Relatives and friends ere invited to attend his Funeral, Wed. t-30 AM from THE JAMES F.

KNOETGEN FUNERAL HOME, 744 Kedron Ridky Morton, Pe. (Rte. 420). Mess el Christian Burial, HMO AM, Notre Dame de Lourdes Church, Fairview Swarthmore, PA. Int.

SS. Peter end Paul Cem. Friends may cat) Tuaw 7 to 9 PM at the Funeral Home. HARMAN Feb. 9, mi, ALBERT, husband at Vera (nee DeLoo), tether of Dr.

Leonard Herman, Artene Albert, end Harold Herman, bromer of Svtvi Harmon, Bernard Herman, Betty Kaves, Pauline Herman, Herbert Herman, end Or. Donald Herman; also survived by 7 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to Funeral Services. Mon. 1:30 P.M..

precisely, "GOLDSTEINS', SUBURBAN NORTH," 310 Sec-ond St. Pike, Southampton (bet. County Line and Street Rds. 3. Int.

Shalom Memorial Park. Shiva WW be observed et the Albert residence. Contributions in his memory may be made te Israel Emergency Fund HERSKOWITZ FRIEDA, age 82, of 3939 Conshohocken Ave. widow of Julius, died Sat. Feb.

9, 1991, ki her home. Graveside Services wi take place Mon. at 2 PM at Congregation RodeDh Sholom Fairfield CN. THE ABRAHAM L. GREEN ft SON FUNERAL HOME, 927 Grand St.

Bridgeport CN, Is in care ol the Funeral Arrangements. Mrs. Herskowltz Is survived by her daughter Linda Herskoww of Phila. HORN Fob. 8, 1991, RUTH WHe of Henry R.

of Waling-ford; mother of Steven Horn; sister of Louisa Gwki-iter, Walter and Harry Wagner. Relatives end friends are invited to attend her Funeral Service, Wed. 11 AM In the J. NELSON RIGBY FUNERAL HOME, Baltimore Ave. and Jackson Media.

Int. Edge wood Memorial Park. Friends may cell Tues. eve. 7 to 9.

ki lieu of Dowers, contributions te The American Heart SSI S. Newtown Street RcL, Media, PA 19063 would be appreciated. IKRIG On Feb. 9, 1991, ELIZABETH A. (no Dougherty), age of Feasterville, wife ol Charles mother of Patricia LeMunvon and Charles sister of Catherine Keenan.

Relatives, friends are invited to Mass of Christian Burial, Tues. 8 PM at The Assumption Of The B.VM Church, Bristol and Meadowbrook Rds. Feasterville. Int. Resurrection Cem.

Friends may call Tues. 8-8 PM at the Church and Wed. 10-11 AM at THE LAMB FUNERAL HOME, 201 Bustteten Pike, FeestervUle. Donations may be made to St. Mary's Hospital Regional Cancer Cntr.

Langhame, Pa. 19047. KELLY ARTHUR J. on Feb. 9, 1991 of Ridley beloved husband of Marie C.

(nee Helen); fattier of Arthur J. Jr. of New Castle, DE and the late George brother of Joseph, John, Thomas, Catherine Rozzetl and Lorraine Mitchell. Relatives, friends and former employees ol Scott Paper Co. are invited to attend his Mass of Christian Burial, Wed.

10 AM at St. Madeline's Church, Penn St. a Morton Ridlev Pk. Friends may call aft. 9 AM Contributions to St.

Madeline's Church in Arthur's name would be appreciated. (ARR: KING FUNERAL HOME). KIRCH Of Olnev, GRETCHEN, R. Kirch (nee Snyder), Feb. 8, mi age 80 beloved wife of Adolph F.

Kirch, deer mother of Carolyn G. MagUI and Clyde E. Kirch, sister of CecHe Ketfev, grandmother of sin end groat grandmother of two; also survived bv many nieces, nephews and cousins. Relatives, friends Invited to her Funeral Service II AM THE DEETER FUNERAL HOME, S800 N. 5th St.

No evening viewing. Friends may call at the Funeral Home starting 10 AM Wed. Int. George Washington Memorial Park. KNAPP On Feb.

9, 1991, NANCY (nee Mowbray) age 98; beloved wife of the late Frederick A. of Dunwoodv Village, formerly of St. Davids; devoted mother ot Eleanor K. Wilson of Wayne, Frederick A. Jr.

of Charlottesville, VA, and the late Nancv K. Brink; also survived bv 8 grandchedren and 10 greet grandchildren. Graveside Service, Wed. Feb. 13th at II AM, West Laurel Belmont Bala Cynwvd.

A Memorial Service wW be held Sat. March 30, 1991 at I PM at St. George Episcopal Church, Ardmere Ave. Darby Ardmere, PA, 19003. In lieu at flowers, donations to the Memorial Fund of the above Church would be appreciated FRANK VIDEON FUNERAL HOME, BROOMALL LOFTUS On Feb.

8, 191, JANE C. (nee Price) of Absecan, NJ age 82 loving mother of Anthony of Atlantic City, Sally Nikituk of FL, 9 grandchildren, one sister Sey Green ol Fl, 3 brothers Jack Price of Giendora, NJ Frank Price of Darby, PA, James Price ol Horsham, PA. She was retired from Bell ol PA after 40yrs. and a member of The Pioneers ol AT4T. Relatives, friends invited to funeral Wed.

10:15 AM from THE JOHN A. HEALEY FUNERAL HOME, 9 White Horse Pike, Haddon Hots, (at Kings Hwy). Mass of Christian Burial 12 noon. St. Joan of Arc R.C.

Church, Fairview, Camden. Int. Holy Cross Cem. No viewing Tues. eve.

MAKG Feb. 9, mi, GERTRUDE (ne Bowen), beloved wife of the late George devoted mother of Judith C. D' Antonio, Donald Sharon M. Hudson and Cynthia M. Badmann, sister of Lois R.

Caravedo; also survived bv 10 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Relatives and friends are invited to call Tues. 10 AM Fox Chase United Methodist Church, Fltmore A Loney Sis. Service 1 1 AM Int. Lawnview Cem.

In lieu el flowers memorials may be made to The Sunshine Foundation, 4010 Levlck St. Phila. 1914. (MONTANYE FUNERAL HOME) MARSHALL Feb. 9, 1991, AGNES W.

(nee ftoiand), beloved wit of Merlin (Bud) Mershal, devoted mother of John F. Marshall, Eileen M. Ray and Margaret M. Mlrabeda; also survived bv 9 grandchildren and one great grandchild, deer sister of Joseph and John Bofand. Relatives and friends are Invited to her funeral Wed 8:30 AM from L.

A. OIGIACOMO FUNERAL HOME, INC, 1055 Southampton Phila. Mass of Christian Burial 10 AM, St. Christopher's Church, kit. Holy Sepulchre.

Viewing Tues. eve after 7 PM McCULLOUGH On Feb. 8, 1991, DOROTHY H. (nee Hosklns), of Oak-lyn NJ, age 4e years, beloved wife of Jonn E. (Pete); also survived by a son and daughter In law.

Jack and Rosemary McCullough, 4 grandchildren, Lisa Lye, John, Oenlse and Kevm McCukough and one greet grandson Christopher. Relatives and friends are invited to attend Funeral Services Tues. II AM at THE CRERAN FUNERAL HOME, 400 White Horse Pike, Oaklyn, NJ. Int. New St.

Mary's Com. Friends may cal Money. 7 to 9PM McCUSKER Feb. 7, 1991, JAMES beloved husband of Margaret A. (nee Smith), father of James, Margaret Fulton, John, Edward, Richard Robert, Joseph, and Am Gospodarek; also survived bv 22 grandchildren, 3 sis-tars, Alice, Catherine, Rose and one brother, Edward Relatives, friends, members of The Knights of Columbus Regina Coeti Council No.

421, and St. A malm's Senior Citizens are invited to Ms viewing Man. evening fcJO PM, followed by Mass at Christian Burial, 8 PM, at St. Anselm's Church, 12M9 Dunksferry Rd, Pa. 19154.

Funeral Procession win form end leave BURNS FUNERAL HOME, 9708 Frankferd 10 AM for interment in Resurrection Cem. In lieu of lowers contributions in his memory to The Rev. Father Stanislaus A. Kowal, Memorial Fund at the above Church would be appreciated MILOYCICH Feb. 9.

1991, PETER beloved husband of Margaret (nee Brusich), dear father of Ronald Richard and Peter R. he is the fefher-in-lew of Joanne and Toni, he Is survived by 4 grondchildren and sister Helen Samara, 2 brothers John end Samuel end numerous nieces and nephews. Relatives, friends and members of Austrian saecoast end Benevolent Society and St. Anna's Senior Cititen Assoc. are Invited la his Funeral Thurs.

8:45 AM at THE BAJ FUNERAL HOME, 2654 E. Thompson St. (at E. Lehigh Ave.) Mass of Christian Burial 10 AM at Aime's Church, kit. Hotv Redeemer Cam.

Viewing Wed eve 7-1 PM MSXTE On Feb. 9, 1991, LOUIS husband of the late Rosa C. (nee FaneJU), of Caiiineswoed NJ, survived by a sen Anthony J. Monte, a sister Josephine Ciocco, 2 grandchildren, Louis Monte and Rosemarle Smith and 4 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends era invited to attend the funeral Thurs.

9 AM from THE BLAKE -DOYLE FUNERAL HOME, 224 CoWngs Collingswood, NJ. Funeral Mass 10 AM St. ptus Church, Cherry HE snt. Calvary Cam, Cherry Ha. Viewing Wed eve.

MOSS Fab. mi, PAULA F. tne Fleischer), 1 kin el Prussia, wife of tie lose k-vna, mother el Merierie Faa, sister et Adota Fleischer, or ancn ether of Lewis. Ian end Andy, great arenamether of Matthew, Mi chael and Peter. Reseaves an I It Neen.

Rhraruoo 74 Am- tseraam Av. NY. snt Rrverv.de Com. Reck Part NJ. In He of dowers the femdv rasaedfini roaueet ceii dniheni her memory be me la The Hokonel Assac et The Visuetv Handkaaaad JOSEPH LEVIN tAND SON KULK8LLAK9 FRANCIS el West Deptford en Feb.

9, mi; aa 81 vrs; beloved husband el Theresa (nee Geme)i lelnar Fran, Sea and Brian; erather et Thomas Afedholland Mass Christian Burial, 10 AM, Tues. in St. Margaret's R.C Church, Woodbury Hts. Int. New St Merv'i Cem Baamawr.

View via, Man. ova. aft. 4:3 end Tues. at 9 AM i THE McGUINNESS FUNERAL HOME, 94 Hunter St Woodbury, NJ.

KOLLER Feb. 9, mi, ERNEST P. at Heknesburg, aaksved husband ot JesephMe (nee Stesek); arte survived by 1 nieces. Retehves ond friends era invtted to attend Funeral Services, Wed 10 AM from THE ALDWORTN FUNERAL HOME, Decetur end Charles Sts. kit Maendi Cam.

Friends may cad Tun. eve 7-9 PM Donations in his memory American Cancer Society M2J Chestnut SL Phia, PA 19102 are preferred NAYOWITH CAROL ANN, On Fab. mi, at Phia beloved wile at Arnold, devoted mother at Gal, Susan and Nancy, knrtng dauohtor el Svtvt Levkven. Rsiettves end Irtends ere invtted Services I2J0 PM Twos, at ERSCHLER FUNERAL CHAPELS, 4300 N. Bread St.

(lust so. ol i-wev). tat at Maiitenoia Cam, Faa Chase PA- Shiva obsotvodot the hem at Karen and Peter Lavkts. CrtbuSIns In her mefnary may a mad te tie American Cancer Society. CUES Feb.

10, mi, NORMAN, brasher of Fried ttlsn and Anna Ziemen; arse survived bv nieces and neah-aws. Grevesido srvics, Tua. KJe30 AM arctilev at Her Neb Cem. (Sec Orterd Av. and Banner St Femtv wl return to tie ZHsma residence.

Cenlrtbu-hons In Ms nam may be mad te tie Menhsamorv Hesa Fir HtrrHtawtt, PA I a retarded or-ntuhop el the owner's choice. ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS. (455-4100) PEPERGIAS (KCUTSS3X0S) MARGARET Fab. mi, at Eddys tone, Pa. formerly of Pa, survived by Mary, Piers, and Sue Manas, beloved friend of AneaHca A.

PoUtarhos. Rossltvos and friends are invited la her Funeral Service Tues. II AM, St. Gores Greek Or-thedoK Came el, 254 S. 8th St.

PM. Pa. and te her viewing Tues. efler 10 AM ki the church, kit. Chester Rural Com.

her memory, the tamty wuM aparact-ate contributions te the Hospice Program of Taylor Hsprtl, Rktey Park, Pa. 1078. OXEARY FUNERAL HOME, SarksgfVaM, Pd) PETRIK GLORIA 1 (nee Smith), an Fab. 9, 1991, el Rostyn. beloved wife of Albert devoted mother of Red end his who Suite, Robert J.

and his wife Beth, dearest erendmether of Chrissl and Katie, dear sister of Connie Gerry. Relatives and friends are invtted te cal Thurs. 1045 AM end te her Mass el Christian Bursal II AM at St. John Ot The Cross Church, Woody and Thompson Rostyn. kit.

private, mkeuef wrs contributions in Gloria's memory to Fe Chase Cancer Comer, 7701 Burhekne Atht, Phia. 19111, would appreciated by the family. MUNOY AND FLUEHR FUNERAL HOME PILIERO Feb. 9, 1991, MARY, wife of the late James; grandmother Frank GuarigM Jr. and Nancy Ochuidai also survived by 3 great grandchldren.

Relatives and friends ere invited to Viewing end Funeral, Tues. SMS AM from St. Mary Magdalen de Paul Church. Meat el Christian Burial to feaow at 9-JO AM Ent. Holy Cross Chapel, Mays Landing, NJ.

In heu of Hewers, please make donations to the St. Mary Magdalen da Paul Blda. Fund (ARR. BY PENNA. BURIAL CO.

215 334-1717) REED Feb. 9, 1991, GEORGE son of the late WWam 1 and Cleudmt (nee Humbert), brother to Claudkta Waldner, Jemes H. and Marguerite Huseman, Relatives and friends are Invited to cad Thurs. 9 AM St. Christopher R.C.

Church, Proctor Rd above Byberrv Rd and loin his Mass ol Christian Burial 10 AM kit. Holy Sepluchre Cam. WM. G. MALLOY 444.200.

REICRERT Feb. 9, mi, JOSEPH of Fairmount, beloved husband of Margaret T. Refchert (nee McTageart), father of Joseph E. WWam Marguerite Gar-eaohty, Maureen DeVlcaris, Theresa, Bernadetst, Patricia Netertenni, Janet Refertv, Dennis, Mark, Donna Marie, he Is also survived bv IS grandchsvjresi, brother of Mary, Joseph, and Lawrence Refchert. Relatives, friends and members of The Richard White American Legion Post 925 ate invited to his Funeral on Friday at 1:30 AM in THE DINAN-BRENNAN FUNERAL HOME, 1921-23 Spring Garden St, Phi, followed bv a Mass of Christian Burial at 10 AM ki St.

Francis Xavier Church. Int. SS. Peter and Paul Com. Friends may also cai at the Funeral Home on Tun-day ova In Heu of Hewers pleas send donations te The American Luna Assac 1100 last Nectar Street, Camhehacken PA.

REVELAS CATHERINE R. (nee Rasv) Clarksboro, NJi en Feb. 10, 1991, eg Si vrs; beloved wife ol Joseph! mother of Cathleen Gray, Joseph, Maureen and Kerry Revetas; sister of Lawrence and MartM Reiy. Funeral, Wed, 9 AM from THE McGUINNESS FU-NfcKAL HOME, 34 Hunter Woodbury, NJ. Mais of Christian Burial, 10 AM, St.

John's R.C Church, Paulsboro. Viewing, Tues. eve. Int. Eglington Cam, Clarksboro.

Donations may be mode to The America Cancer Society, II S. Bread St, Woodbury, 089. SARGENT Fob. 9, 1991, MARGARET M. (nog Albert); beloved wife of the late James mother of Margaret Soil-moo, James, Doris Fausto, Nancy Noble, Horry, Jeanette KeHv, WWam and Thomas; also survived bv 24 erandchidren and II great grandchildren; sister at Harry, Anna and Jean.

Relatives and friends are invited te her Funeral, Wed 8:30 AM at THE SHE A FUNERAL HOME, 29th and Dickinson Sts. Mass at Christian Burial, Church of St. Gabriel, 9-30 AM Int. SS- Peter and Paul Cem. Friends may cal Tues.

eve. 7 to 9. Donations In her memory to The St. GabrM Church Manorial Fund, 2917 Dickinson St, Phia, PA 19148 would appreciated SHEEKAN ELIZABETH, on Fab. 7, 1991, as 14, of Mt.

Ak-vj survived by her sister, Margaret Sheehan, and her nieces and nephews. Relatives end friends are invtted to attend her Mass of Christian Burial 10 AM en Tues. at St. Madeleine Sophie Church, Green and Upsal Phila. Friends may cal ki Church after t-JO AM Tun.

kit Holy Cress Cam. (KIRK AND NICE) SIMPSON Fab. 9, 1991, JAMES, husband of Aim Rita (nee O'Connor) Simpson, of Hovertawn. formerly of Vdas NJ, tether of Kathleen Frees and Mary Elan TVahe; also survived by grandchildren and brother of the late John Simpson. Mass of Christian Burial ki Sacred Heart Church (Manoe Rd, Havertown), Tues.

I1J0 AM where relatives and friends may visit the famly after 10:15 AM kit. SS. Peter and Paul Com In Heu el (ewers an offering ki Jim Simpson's name te The American Diabetes Assoc, 100 N. 17th St. PhUa.

PA 19103, would be appreciated STRETCH OF HAVERTOWN SXITT On Feb. 10, 1991, JAMES of ChaHont, husband af the late Sarah (nee Mater) and father el the let Jamas B. Skitt Relatives and friends are invited te attend Funeral, Wed II AM at THE FUNERAL HOME OF GEORGE WITTMAIER, Rt. 202, ChaHont. Friends may cal from 10 AM Wed at the Funeral Home.

kit. Grnmounf Com, Memorial contributions to the ProspectvM United Methodist Church, Horsham and Davis Grave Rds. Ambler, Pa. 19002 would be preferred SNYDER ALLEN an Fab. 10, 191, eat 9 vn.

of Burikstean, NJ, husband ol the lata Louise, brother of Bertram el Metbum, FL undo of John, Don, WWam, Theodore and Ralph Snyder, Caroline Fey, Marilyn Hawkins, Dorothy Meshenuk, Edna Seitz, Ruth Kufteroff and Jeen Newklrk. Funeral Wed II AM at LEWIS FUNERAL HOME, 24 N. Main St, Medford, NJ. tot Union St. Friends Com.

Medford Viewing 9-J0 ta II AM at the Funeral Horn. Memorial contributions to the charity of your choice. STEPBERGER On Feb. 9, 1991, JOHN husband of the let Eleanor (nee Pertenheimer), lamer af Elizabeth Braughten, grandtethr at Michael and abort Brouenten. Relatives end Irie are Invited te funeral Tues, 9 AM, THE KOLLER FUNERAL HOME, UiS Ride Ave.

(Cor. af Liveiey). Mess of Christian Burial, 10 AM, Holy Family Church, kit. Calvary Com. Donations In his memory to Holy Femtv Church Memorial Fund, 234 Hermitage St, Phia.

Pa. 19127 would be appreciated Friends may cai Mon. eve. 7-9. TEETER in Norrlstown PA, en Sat.

Feb. 9, 1991, HELENE H. (ne Huter), wife of the late Robert Teeter, af Norrlstown PA, aw 4. Relatives and friends are invited te attend a Mass el Christian Burial en Wed Feb. 13th 1991, St.

Francis Of Assist Church, Mershal 4 But-tonwood Sts. Norrlstown. Int. wet be 2 PM Thurs. Feb.

14, 1991, ki St. Joseph's Cam, Lockboume Ohio. Friends may cal Tun. tram 7 ta 9 PM THE BOSLER-PEEL FUNERAL HOME, 800 West Main St. Norrlstown.

In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be mode her nam to The American Lung Assoc ol Phila. and Mentgareary CtYS, 1100 1. Hector St. Conshohocken PA 1942. VAUGKAN Feb.

mi, HENRY J. aa $4 years, bottved husband af Joan Mark) (nee Zeteskv), devoted father af Michael Henry J. Christopher J. and Robert Relattves, friends and emr4oves af Performance Construction. Inc, Asbestos Workers Local ff 14 are Invtted ta attend Ms Viewing an Tim.

8J0 AM tram THE PETNER FUNERAL HOME, 8421 Frankferd Ave. (et Levlck fafewod bv Mess el Christie Burial II JO AM Our Lady af Goad Caunaa) Church, snt. Resurrection Com. No viewing on Man. eventne.

ki lieu dowers donations maybe mad ki Ms iwmory ta Asbestos Workers Local 4513 Butte Av. Phia, far research of Mesothelioma (Asbestos raided cancer) would be preferred bv the members th family. In Memoriams LESYW, JOSEPH In LeSwfnQ tAtmoWi 1 1 vMft fodtVe Gorgt.mdrVMra rSOTT-i FLORIST I MONUMENTS FLOWERS FRUIT BASXETS REMEMBER VALENTINE'S DAY 289-0939 5722 Frankford Ave. CREDIT CARDS BY PHONE County, Mount Holly. Born in Camden, Mrs.

Paul had lived in Mount Laurel before moving to Hainesport 15 years ago. She was a member of Our Lady Queen of Peace Church in Hainesport. She was the widow of Warren J. Paul. Survivors: two sons, Warren J.

and Carl both of Hainesport; two daughters, Mary M. Scaricaciottoli of Mount Holly and Helen of Hainesport, and 10 grandchildren. Services: viewing, 7 to 9 p.m. today, Lee Funeral Home, 317 High Mount Holly; funeral, 9 a.m. tomorrow at the funeral home; Mass, 10 a.m.

tomorrow. Our Lady Queen of Peace Church, Marne Highway, Hainesport; burial, Bethel Memorial Park, Pennsauken. CATHERINE RILEY REVELAS. 58, of Clarksboro, died yesterday at the Fox Chase Cancer Center, Philadelphia, Pa. Survivors: her husband, Joseph; two sons, Joseph and Kerry, both of Clarksboro; two daughters, Cathleen Gray of Gwynedd Valley, and Maureen of Clarksboro; and two brothers, Lawrence and Martin Riley, both of Indian Harbor Beach, Fla.

Services: viewing, 6:30 p.m. tomorrow, McGuinness Funeral Home, 34 Hunter Woodbury; Mass, 10 a.m. Wednesday. St. John's R.C.

Church, Beacon Avenue, Pauls-boro; burial. Eglington Cemetery, Clarksboro. ALLEN SNYDER. 99, of Burlington Township died yesterday at Memorial Hospital of Burlington County, Mount Holly. He was the widower of Louise Survivors: a brother, Bertram Snyder Melbourne, Fla.

Services: funeral, 1 1 a.m. Wednesday, Lewis Funeral Home, 24 N. Main Medford; burial, Union Street Friends Cemetery, Medord. EMILY O. PAUL VAN NAME, 96, of Haddonfield, died Friday at the Leader Nursing Home, Cherry Hill.

A resident of Haddonfield for more than 68 years, Mrs. Van Name was a member of the New Jersey Huguenot Society, as well as the Camden County and Salem County Historical Societies. She was also a member of the Haddon Heights Baptist Church for many years. She was the widow of Elmer G. Van Name.

Survivors: a son, David E. of Medford; a daughter, Xenia E. of Marlton; three grandchildren, and six great-grandchildren. Services, private. Stretch, Evans Kain Funeral Home, Haddonfield.

WALTER D. VANCE, 61, of Washington Township, died Saturday at Kennedy Memorial HospitalsWashington Township Division. Mr. Vance worked for of Philadelphia for more than 35 years before retiring in 1989. He was an Air Force veteran of World War II.

Survivors: his wife, the former Dorothy Conrad; a daughter, Cynthia Krider of Ocala, and a brother, Gerald of Arizona. Services: viewings, 6:30 p.m. tomorrow and noon Wednesday, McGuinness Funeral Home, 34 Hunter Woodbury; funeral, 1 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home; burial, private. ANTHONY R.

VISCO. 55, of Moorestown, died Friday at West Jersey Hospital-Marlton. Mr. Visco was a machinist for Precision Automation in Camden. Survivors: two sons, Steven J.

of Moorestown and Anthony H. of Sicklerville; a daughter, Suzan J. Parkinson of Marlton; five grandchildren; two brothers, Joseph of Runnemede and Ralph of Brigantine, and1 three sisters, Philomena Westcott ofi Moorestown and Louise Jester and Josephine Radano, both of Runnemede. Services: funeral, 8 a.m. tomorrow, InglesbyGivnish's of Maple Shade, 600 Main Mass, 10:30 a.m.

tomorrow, Our' Lady of Perpetual Help Church, Poplar, Avenue, Maple Shade; burial, Calvary Cemetery, Cherry Hill. HELEN J. JONES WORMLEY, 86, of Cinnaminson, died Thursday at me Cinna-minson Manor Nursing Home. Born in Philadelphia, Mrs. Wormley was a special-education teacher in the Philadelphia school system for many years before retiring.

Survivors: a daughter-in-law, two grandchildren; one and a sister, Elizabeth Parks of Cinnaminson. Graveside services, 2 p.m. today, Eden Cemetery, Collingdale, Pa. Sweeney Funeral Home, Riverside. ALOISIE LOUISE VAVRUSA ZACEK.

87, of Mays Landing, died Saturday at the Lin wood Nursing Home. Formerly of Wilksboro, Pa, Mrs, Zacek had worked for the Rex Shoe Co. in Exeter, for 35 years before retiring in 1973. Survivors: her husband. Henry; a son, Henry Jr.

of Redding, a daughter, Helen Matous of Mays Landing; four grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Services: viewing, 2 p.m. today, Associated National Cremation Service Funeral Home, 301 Highland Avenue, Westville; funeral, 3 p.m, at the funeral home. Death Notices AMOROSO Feb. 9, mi, CHARLES, husband of Elsie M.

(nee Hutchinson), father ot Maryelice and Michael Amoroso and Jeen Siastynski, grandfather ot Claudia, Alexia and Philip Amoroso, brother of MHlie Giordano, Lona Baron, Joan D'Eramo, Androw Amor-no and Anaie DiD. Relatives, Minds and members ol Toamsters Local 500 and 107 are Invited to Funeral Thurs. 9 AM at THE KOLLER FUNERAL HOME, 4835 Ridge Av. (Cor. ol Liveiey).

Mass ol Christian Burial 10 AM Immaculatt Heart ol Mary Church. Int. Resurrection Com, Friends may can Wed. eve.7toPM BEAHM RUTH CwHd 424 Bridge Lane, MMvtle, formerly el Upper Gwynedd, died Sat. Feb.

9, ml, at Beebe Medical Comer, el heart failure. She it survived by her husband William Edward Boahm. 2 daughters Jants Boahm McClelland Lancaster, Pa. and Nancv Beahm Belko ol West Chester, one brother Karl H. Schroeder ol Phila, Pa.

and one granddaughter Andrea Lauren McClelland ol Lancaster, Pa. Mrs. Beahm retired In 184 as an Assistant Manager for Bell ol Pennsylvania In the Lansdale area where she had worked for 25 years. She was a member ol the Ocean View Presbyterian Church, Ocean View, OE. Funeral Services will be Monday at 1 PM at THE PARSELL, ATKINS LODGE FUNERAL HOME, 1580 Highway One at Midway where friends may call one hour before services.

Chapel services will be Tues. 1 PM at Whitemersh Ambler, Pa. with entombment following in the Garden of Remembrance Mausoleum. For those who desire, contributions may be sent to the Ocean View Presbyterian Church, Ocean View, DE 19970. BERGAN On Feb.

mi, MARY K. (nee KHgaHen), age of Lima, wh of the late James A. Bergen, sister of Elizabeth K. Hahn, aunt of Amend J. Hahn, cousin of Margaret Miller.

Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral service en 11 AM, at SPENCER T. VIDEON'S OF DREXEL HILL, Garrett Rd. at Shadeland where friends may caH after 10 AM Int. SS. Peter and Paul Cam.

BERRIMAN i Feb. mi, MARGARET A. (nee Sloan), wHe of the late Franklin R. Beniman, mother ol the late Howard R. Berriman and May V.

Strausbaugh, survived by 7 grandchildren, 10 great grandchildren, one great greet granddaughter and one sister, Helen Pimm. Relatives, friends invited to her viewing and funeral 9 AM, BURNS FUNERAL HOME, 9708 Frankferd Ave. (at Finer followed bv Service of Christian Burial, 10 AM Int. Sunset Memorial Park. BOiCE On Feb.

7, 1991, CATHARINE (nee Ruane) daughter of the late Petriefc and Bridget Ruane; also survived by her nieces Kafhryn Boggi and Patricia Schroeder. Relatives and friends are Invited to her Funeral on Tues. 1:30 AM at THE JOSEPH A. QUINN FUNERAL HOME, Cor. Roosevelt Blvd.

and Sanger St. Mass Of Christian Burial 9:30 AM St. Martin of Tours Church. Int. Our Lady ot Grace Com.

No calling hours BOYLE Feb. 10, mi, ANNE L. (nee Lereni); sister of Karl and Thomas Lerenz, Jeen Straff and the late Helen Smith, daughter of Charles and Helen (nee Henkel) Lereni. Relatives and friends invited to viewing Thurs. 1:30 AM at THE KOLLER FUNERAL HOME, 6835 Ridge Ave.

I Cor. of Liveiey) Mass of Christian Burial 10 AM St. Mary Of The Assumption Church. Donations In her memory to St. Mary 01 The Assumption Church Restoration Fund, 174 Conarroe St.

Phila. PA 19127, would be appreciated. No viewing Wed. eve. BRENNAN Feb.

9, 1991, DOROTHY M. (nee Bales), age S4 years, beloved wife of John, mother of Linda Hirsch, John, Raymond, and also survived by 2 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral on 9:30 AM, HOLLEN FUNERAL HOME, 724-28 E. Allegheny Ave. Mass of Christian Burial, Church of the Ascension, 11 AM Int.

New Cathedral Com. No viewing Mon. eve. BROOME On Feb. 1, 1991, DORIS VIRGINIA, age 71 years, of Collingswood NJ, survived by several dose friends.

Funeral I PM Tues. at THE STEPHENSON-BROWN FUNERAL HOME, 33 W. Maple Merchantville, N.J. Int. Harkrigh Camden.

Ne evening viewing. Visitation wW begin I hour prior to Service time on Tues. desired Memorial Contributions may be made to a charity ot the donor's choice. CANOSA Feb. 9, 1991, ROTILtO, beloved husband of the late Sophia (nee Carcarino), devoted father of Vincent, Sophie Barbteri and RetHio (Ray); also survived by 11 grand and 70 great grandchildren and one sister.

Relatives and friends are invited to his viewing Tues. eve 7-9 at THE MONTI FUNERAL HOME, 2533-35 S. Broad St. Mass of Christian Burial St. Monica's Church, Wed.

10 AM Ent. pvt. In lieu of flowers the family request donations to the chairfy of your choice. CASEY Feb. 1991, ELIZABETH, of Falrmount, beloved daughter of the late John ELiubeth Casey (nee Ryan), aunt of Mary Hopkins and Elizabeth Born, she is Mso survived by several great neices and nephews ft great greet neices nephews.

Relatives and friends are invited to her Mass ol Christian Burial on Thurs. at 10 AM In St. Francis Xavier Church 24th 4 Green Sts. Phila. Int.

Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call at THE DINAN-BRENNAN FUNERAL HOME, 1921-23 Spring Garden Phila. Thurs. morning from 8:30 9:30 AM The family prefers Mass Cards. CASSIOY On Feb.

8, mi, DOROTHY R. (nee CahM) of Swarthmore, formerly of Oretand, beloved wife of the late James deer sister of Margaret Rementer and Alice Washarl, also survived bv many nieces and nephews. Relatives end friends are invited to attend her funeral on Thurs. after 8:15 AM at THE CAVAN-AGH FAMILY FUNERAL HOME, 301 Chester Pike, Norwood, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial in the Church ol Notre Dame DeLourdes et 9:30 AM kit. Holy Cross Cem.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be sent to Notre Dame DeLourdes, Michigan Ave. at Fairview Swarthmore, PA 19081. Friends may cat Wed. eve. 7 to 9 PM CIAKFROGNA On Feb.

10, mi, after a short Wness, of Medferd, NJ, formerly of Phita. and WHdwood, NJ DOROTHY E. LYNCH CIANFROGNA, dear wife of the late Daniel mother of Judith M. and Donna Goud, grandmother of Devi Danielle Goud sister of Sara Ckcareki. Relatives, Friends and Catholic Daughters of America Court of St.

Dominic are Invited to her Funeral 9 AM THE LAMBIE FUNERAL HOME, 8000 Rowland Ave. (at Rhown St.) Mass ol Christian Burial 10 AM Church of St. Dominic. Int. St.

Mary's Cam. Cape May, NJ. Friends may cal after 7 PM Tues eve COFFMAN ELIZABETH (nee Cerrttan) en Feb. 9, mi, formerly of Willow Grave, wife of the late Albert G. mother of Albert G.

Elizabeth C. Walker and Robert E.i else survived bv grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren Services Wed. 10 AM at Church of Our Savior, Homestead and York Rds, Jsnklntown, kit. HWside Com. Relattves and friends are Invited to THE WILLIAM R.

MAY FUNERAL HOME, Eetton Rd. and Keswick Gtenslde Tues. 7-9 PM COKEN Feb. 10, 1991, LIBBY (nee Pincus), wife of the late Samuel, mother of Michael Cohen and Neil Cohen, sister of Miriam Levin, grandmother of Snarl Cohen. Relattves end friends are invited to Funeral Services Tues.

12 Noon precisely "GOLDSTEINS'," 4410 N. Broad St. Int. Ml. Lebanon Cem.

ki lieu of Dowers contributions in her niemory may be nvs da tg The American Cancer Society. D.LANDO Feb. 9, 1991, ANDRE (Aka AL LANDIS), of The Pa-vMon, 3901 Conshohocken brother of Lena Goldberg, Samuel Landis and Edward Landis. Services Men. 12:30 PM percisety ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 4720 N.

Broed St. (455.0)00) Int. Ml. Sharon Cam. amity wo) return to 2184 Conwel Ave.

DELPRATO On Feb. 9, 1991, DOMINIC DEL PRATO, age 77, of Drexet HR, beloved husband el Helen (nee Dl Emi-die), father of Robert, Stephen, Gerard, Joseph and 1 names, brewer of Anthony and Joseph Del Prate; also survived by 8 grandchildren. Relatives and friends ere invited to his Funeral after 8:30 AM Wed. at SPENCER T. VIDEON'S OF DREXEL HILL, Garrett Rd.

at Shedeland Ave. Mowed by Mass of Christian Burial AM at St. Charles Borromeo Chruch, 3422 Dennisa Ave. Drexol Hi. Friends may else cal Tues.

eve. 7 to 9 PM kit SS. Peter and Paul Cam. Wm liili iOllili Every Sunday with your SUNDAY INQUIRER..