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B5 Star Friday, July 18, 2008 ARIZONA DAILY STAR B5 FUNERAL NOTICES 1 Body found; cops deem it a homicide By Alexis Huicochea ARIZONA DAILY STAR Tucson police are investigating the death of a 57-y ear-old woman as a homicide, an official said Thursday. The woman's body was found Wednesday around 10:45 p.m. by two children looking for a place to skateboard, said Sgt. Mark Robinson, a police spokesman. They went into a culvert under South Alvernon Way between East Golf Links Road and East 29th Street when they saw what they believed to be a body, he said.

They did not approach it and contacted police. Officers found that the woman suffered trauma, Robinson said. An autopsy will be conducted. It appears the slaying occurred where her body was found and likely happened shortly before she was discovered, Robinson said. No arrests have been made.

The woman's name has not been released. Anyone with information is asked to call 911 or 88-CRUVLE. ft Contact reporter Alexis Huicochea at 629-9412 or ahuicocheaazstarnet.com. GUERRA, Gilbert Curt, January 12, 1961 July 7, 2008, 47 years old at Hospice of the Valley Arbor House in Mesa, AZ. Gilbert was injured on his job September 14, 2007.

Gilbert worked at Aker Kvaerner in Safford. Gil's early years growing up were in Wonder Lake, IL, there he learned to love the outdoors. He went camping, canoeing sailing, and ice-boating. He fished summer and winter with his dad, mom and sister. Gil and his dad built model remote controlled airplanes.

Gil also started flying lessons and later got his pilots license. He loved sports and was on the basket ball team at Marion Central in Woodstock, IL. He loved watching football especially the Chicago Bears. Gil attended Embrey-Riddle University at Prescott, AZ, for one year, he then joined the US Navy and spent six years most of them in San Diego. He was an EW-3 on the USS Fanning where he was honorably discharged.

Gilbert is survived by his loving wife, Sandra who has been by his side; stepdaughter, Maryann Hughes; two step grandchildren, Michael and Chloe of Silver City, NM. Gil has three children by former spouse, Nina Marvcesim, Ashli, and Michael Guerra of Tucson, AZ. All who will miss him very much. His mother, Joan Guerra and Frances Pratt of pillager, MN. His sister, Jodi and brother-in-law, Trevor Dewhirst of Crestline, CA.

His niece, Jennifer Roszko of Redlands, CA. Uncle, Joe Guerra and family of Forest Hill, CA. Uncle, Ron and Barbara Guerra and family of Henderson, NV. Aunt, Pat and Lloyd Boyer and family of Pillager, MN. Many good friends and extended family.

Preceded in death by his father, Orlando Guerra (skinny). Services will be held at the St. Marks Methodist Church, 1431 W. McGee, Tucson, AZ on Saturday July 19, 2008 at 1:00 P.M. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Hospice of the Valley, 1510 E.

Flower St. Phoenix, AZ 85014. God Bless all who came to see Gil over these many months, and those who cared for him in the hosDital. nursina home and hosDice. To express condolences visit the guestbook at vjww.Legacy.comrucsoiiAtbitiJatlessp GUERRA, Gilbert Curt, beloved son, brother, husband, father and grandfather passed away on July 7, 2008 in Mesa, AZ.

Gil was born in Sargus, Mass. on January 12, 1961 to Orlando and Joan (Diffenbaugh) Guerra. Gil was preceded in death by his father, Orlando Guerra. He is survived by his mother, Joan Guerra; his wife, Sandy Guerra; a sister, Jodi (Trevor); a niece, Jennifer; his children, Nicole, Amanda, Kasey, MaryAnn and Michael (Misty); his grandchildren, Michael Curt, Chloe Lynn, Levi, Lane and Michael and he is survived by many friends and extended family members. Gil was in the Navy for six years as a electronic warfare tech.

he was EW5, Gil was employed by Aker Kvaerner (Solutions) of Tucson. Gil worked in the mining industry for many years as an electrician. He loved his family, every one of his co-workers, travel, fishing, golfing, hiking, all of the great outdoors. Gil spent his last days at the Springdale West Rehab and Hospice of the Valley in Mesa, AZ. The family would like to thank all the caregivers and thank everyone for their prayers and support.

Gil was truly loved by many and will be greatly missed. A service will be held at St. Marks Methodist Church at 1431 W. Magee Tucson, AZ Saturday, July 19th, 2008 at 1:00 p.m., Rev. Jennifer Haqeman presidinq.

To express condolences visit the guestbook at HINCH, Desirae Renay, was born on July 13, 2008 to her loving parents, Aniece L'Armee and Warren Hinch. She joined the angels and our loved ones in Heaven on July 13, 2008. Although her time on earth was too short, we were richly blessed by her precious life. She will forever live in our hearts. Memorial service 2:00 p.m., Monday, July 21, 2008 at BRING'S BROADWAY CHAPEL, 6910 E.

Broadwav. To express condolences visit the guestbook at vjww.Legacy.comrucsoiiAtbitiJatlessp LUTHY, Fred, 66, of Tucson, passed away July 15, 2008. He was preceded in death by wife, Betty and his parents, Howard and Viola. Fred is survived by daughter, Melody Hardbarger (CJ); his four stepchildren, grandchildren, Tyler and Cody; brother, Bill (Peggy) and sister, Wanda McHatton. He was a long time resident of Tucson; proudly served his country in the Air Force for four years and a lover of motorcycles.

Fred enjoyed working as an electrical engineer for 40 years prior to his retirement this year. A funeral service will be held at EAST LAWN PALMS MORTUARY CEMETERY, Saturday, July 19, 2008, at 11:00 a.m. with burial to follow. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to the American Cancer Society. Dignity, To express condolences visit the guestbook at SPENCE, John Tucson, AZ 1941-2008 John Hunter Spence, 67, of Tucson, AZ, formerly of Sterling, CO, died July 14, 2008, in Tucson.

Services will be held Tuesday, July 22, 2008, at St. Matthew's Episcopal Church in Tucson, AZ, and at Prince of Peace Episcopal Church in Sterling, CO. John Spence was born April 17, 1941, in Scottsbluff, NE, to Hunter and Estes Spence. John graduated from Loveland High School and the University of Northern Colorado. He was a teacher and longtime priest (retired) of Prince of Peace Episcopal Church in Sterling.

He was a member of St. Matthew's Episcopal Church in Tucson. John is survived by his sons, Don Spence of Tucson and Ron Spence and partner Larry Deal of Portland, OR; daughter, Koral Bowman of Tampa, FL; grandchildren, Erin and Alec Spence of Phoenix, AZ, and Simone Bowman of Tampa; brother, Bruce Spence and wife Vicki of Masonville, CO; sister-in-law, Penny Heinze and husband Ed of Ft. Collins, CO; nephews, Chris Heinze and wife Jennie of Ft. Collins, Matt Heinze of Los Angeles, CA, Kurt Spence and wife Sandra of Masonville, and Mark Spence of Oklahoma City, OK.

He was preceded in death by his wife, Pamela A. Spence and his parents, Hunter and Estes Spence. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Diabetes Association. To express condolences visit the guestbook at John Fitzgerald Molloy died at his home, encircled by the love of his family, early on July 12, 2008. He fought a courageous and tenacious battle against cancer (30 years of prostate cancer and five years of colorectal cancer) and other ailments that could not slow him down until his final months.

He filled his 90 years with adventures and accomplishments in an illustrious career as lawyer, judge, author, pilot, tennis aficionado, father, grandfather and much more. Born on August 18, 1917, in Los Angeles, John Molloy was raised in Yuma where his father, Thomas D. Molloy, served as Yuma County Attorney in the early days of Arizona statehood. John Molloy left Yuma to study at the University of Arizona, where he earned his BA in 1939 and his JD in 1946. In between he served his country in the Pacific as a US Navy pilot 1941 45, and retired as a Captain in the Naval Reserve.

He is survived by his wife of nearly six years, Barbara "Bobbi" Boyer Lefferts Molloy and by the mother of his six children, first wife, Josephine Molloy. He is pre-deceased by one daughter, Eva Jo (Horst) Bansner and is survived by daughters, Marjorie (Michael) Letson and Karen (Joel) Sebring and sons, John J. Molloy, Thomas A. (Andrea) Molloy M.D. and Craig W.

Molloy. He also is survived by 13 beautiful grandchildren, with more to come: so far, they are Kai Bansner, Joline Riddle, Joseph Letson, Jessica Wheat, Eva Letson, Leif Bansner, Clay Letson, Nick Letson, Nathan Letson, Josephine Sebring, Dascha Letson, Eva Molloy and Alexis Molloy and one great-grandchild, Morgan Riddle. In addition, his wife Bobbi's family, the Lefferts Ed, Steve, Craig and Lori and their loved ones welcomed John Molloy into their hearts. His distinguished legal career began as a trial lawyer with Hall, Catlin Molloy, 1946 57; Pima County Superior Court Judge, 1957 61; Founder of Pima County Court of Conciliation, 1960; Arizona Court of Appeals, 1961 67; Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals, 1967 69; and president of the largest law firm in Southern Arizona, Molloy, Jones, Donahue, 1969 1991. He authored more than 300 decisions for the Arizona Court of Appeals and the final Miranda decision for the Arizona Supreme Court.

He also wrote a well-received book, "The Fraternity -Lawyers and Judges in Collusion" published by Paragon House, 2004. Many local attorneys prepared for their State Bar exams by taking the extensive Bar Review course John Molloy taught for a decade. His community leadership positions included: National Law Center for Inter-American Free Trade; president of the Marshall Foundation for 26 years; appointment to Arizona Board of Regents by Gov. Raul Castro; president of the Tucson YMCA; commander of American Legion Post visiting professor, UA College of Law; president of Arizona Judges Association and affiliation with the major bar and legal associations. He has served on the Boards of Arizona Health Sciences Center, Sarver Heart Center, Little Chapel of All Nations, El Pueblo Health Center, Arizona Children's Home, Child Guidance Clinic and St.

Elizabeth of Hungary Clinic. He received a UA Honorary Doctorate of Laws in 1986 and UA Distinguished Citizen Awards in 1975 and 1994. And on top of any of his roles as a Tucson community leader, he always put family and loved ones first. His family will always feel the love and power of his presence as a great patriarch. He often said that he could live on forever through his children and descendents, and almost every day he would exclaim to everyone, "Life is good!" A public memorial service and celebration of John F.

Molloy's life will be held Saturday, July 19, at 4:00 p.m. at Christ Presbyterian Church, 6565 E. Broadway, followed by an off-site reception. In lieu of flowers, the family invites gifts to causes such as the YMCA and the UA Sarver Heart Center. Arrangements by BRING'S BROADWAY CHAPEL, 6910 E.

Broadwav. To express condolences visit the guestbook at www.Legacy.oomTUcsonobituatlessp OLSON, Charles Anthony, 52, died peacefully on July 17, 2008. Charlie was a loving husband and devoted father to four children, Michael, Rachel, Charity and Matthew. Charlie devoted his life to helping others as a firefighter, paramedic and nurse. Charlie was an avid outdoorsman and a generous soul.

He considered his family to be his pride and his joy. Charlie is survived by his spouse, Amy, of two months; five brothers and three sisters, Dr. Walter (Judy) Lewis Olson Lynne (Stan) Olson, Alan (Patti) Olson, Mary (Hyatt) Wilson, Rosemarie (Scott) Schwagger, Paul (Stacy) Olson, John (Audrey) Olson and Mark (Bonnie) Olson. He is preceded in death by his parents, Walter and Jessica Olson and a brother, Matthew Olson. A memorial service will be held on Saturday, July 19, at the Chapel in St.

Mary's Hospital located in Tucson, Arizona, from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to the American Cancer Society. Charlie's family would like to extend heartfelt thanks for all the support he received durinq his time of need. To express condolences visit the guestbook at www.Legacy.oomTUcsonobituatlessp DEVON L. SHANTZ 83, of Chandler, Arizona, passed away July 5, 2008, at Scottsdale Healthcare Osborn.

Mr. Shantz was born in Elkhart, Indiana, on December 25, 1924, to Paul A. and Neva A. (Sechrist) Shantz. He graduated from Elkhart High School in 1943 and served During WWII in the U.S.

Navy American and Asiatic-Pacific Theaters of War on LST544 as a Motor Machinist Mate Second Class. Devon shared 59 years of marriage with the love of his life Velda Jean (Jeanne) Jenkins (deceased in 2002). Mr. Shantz is survived by a daughter, Mrs. David (Tina) Mullen of Gilbert; two sons Timothy (Norma) Shantz of Charleston, S.

and Mark (Carol Ashby) Shantz of Sahuarita; 14 grandchildren and 21 greatgrandchildren with two on the way; a sister, Mrs. Emil (Jenettie) Grass of Mishawaka; and two brothers, Darrell (Joan) of Elkhart, and Larry (Linda) of Fishers, Indiana. One sister, Jean Mills, and one brother Dewayne Shantz are deceased. Devon co-owned Shantz Leasing Corporation in Elkhart with his brother, Dewayne, for 25 years until their retirement in 1983. He was a member of the Gold Canyon United Methodist Church and attended Chandler Christian Church with his dear friend, Wanda Daubenberger.

He was a member of Tyrian Lodge 718 Elkhart, High Twelve Club No. 537, Elks (Life Member) Chandler No. 2429, USLST Association, and DAV (Life Member). He was a former member of Starlight Chapter No. 181, Elkhart.

In his youth he enjoyed fishing with his children. When his vision was still good he enjoyed golfing and traveling in his motor home. He always enjoyed sharing time with family and friends. Cremation is being handled by Mariposa Gardens Memorial Park and Funeral Care. A memorial service will be held in Devon's honor at 10:30 A.M.

on Saturday, July 26, 2008 at Chandler Christian Church, 1825 S. Alma School Road, Chandler, Arizona, 85248. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be sent to Gold Canyon United Methodist Church, Chandler Christian Church or Prostate Cancer Foundation, 1250 Fourth Street, Santa Monica, CA 90401. Dignity, To express condolences visit the guestbook at IN MEMORIAM Jaron P. Desserres Above All, Special and Loving July 18, 1980 We celebrate the day you were born and all the joy you brought to our lives.

We miss you more than words can say your sweet smile, your loyal nature, your inquisitive and intelligent mind, and your never-ending love. May your memories and spirit grace us with peace, nonviolence, and hope. We miss you and love you. Your faithful friends and lovina familv. To express condolences visit the guestbook at Mark Anthony Leal Quack Quack September 13, 1985 July 17, 2004 Son, Wishing you were here.

But I know your in a better place. Love, Mom, Dru, familv and friends. To express condolences visit the guestbook at Sign cut nnlini: Imi. Hook larsnnieane un tlikpjsu. (In 14 IlRTbLII.ULIl.:yi,ilieillLIiijlL.

Vi'mi lilrsMfv. Edna R. Batain 77, of Tucson, Arizona, passed away July 13, 2008. Edna was born on July 13, 1931 in Bessemer, Alabama to Jesse Batain and Cora Baker Batain, who preceded her in death. Edna came to Tucson, AZ in 1978.

She was very active with the Indoor Sports Club, the Senior Olympics, the Roadrunner Bowling Team and most of all her Ceramic Activities. Edna had two sons, Eric and Ronald Batain, who preceded her in death. Edna is survived by two daughters, Sarah (Tina) and Erica Batain; four grandchildren, Erick, Rafael, Jejuan and Pamela Batain; four greatgrandchildren, Ejahn-ea, Alexis, Amon and Erick and many devoted cousins and friends. Services will be held July 19, 2008, 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

at MARTINEZ FUNERAL CHAPELS 2580 S. 6th Ave. To express condolences visit the guestbook at www.Legacy.oomTUcsonAtbituatlessp George M. Brown 91, died June 14, 2008. His loving family was with him at Peppi's House (hospice) his last hour.

George was born in Boston. He graduated from Bentley's School of Accounting and finance, the University of New Mexico and Harvard Business School. He was in the Navy for four and a half years during WWII. George was active in business until the 70's. He retired to Cape Cod, and sailed in the summers for over 20 years.

In the winter he taught at several colleges, and was active teaching in Public Schools. He especially loved working with special children, and mentoring young people. He enjoyed being on the Vestry of several Episcopal churches, and helping to solve problems. George played tennis in Tucson, until his late 80's. He was a fine musician.

He will be greatly missed by Taylor, his wife of 64 years; their son, Michael (Renee) of New Orleans; daughter, Georgia Brown Pollak (William) of White Plains, N.Y.; two brothers, Harold and Ronald of Boston; five grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. A memorial service was held in Boston, a private family service in Tucson, and a memorial reception at THE FORUM. A memorial service will be at St. Philip's in The Hills, at River and Campbell Avenue, tomorrow, July 19, at 11:00 a.m. A reception with Jazz music at the church follows the service.

Remembrances may be made to Casa Maria Food for the Homeless, St. Philips, P.O. Box 65840, Tucson, AZ 85728. To express condolences visit the guestbook at Vernon L. Roberts 72, died July 2, 2008.

Born July 11, 1935 in Redwood Falls, Minnesota. He grew up there until His family moved to Tucson, Arizona in September of 1952. In 1953, he inlisted in the Marines and received an honorable discharge. He met his wife, Brenda while bartending at Coffee Dans at El Con Mall in 1962. They welcomed their first daughter, Kimberly in 1964 and second daughter, Danielle in 1966.

He was a well know bartender here in Tucson, some called him the Flying Bartender. He was so smooth and light on his feet. He retired from the Tack Room for health reasons. He was preceded in death by his father, Vernon L. Roberts, his mother, Mabel R.

McGowan; his stepfather, Chauncey V. McGowan; grandson, Michael Pesqueira; nephew, Kent Roberts and niece, Heather Bird. Surviving are his daughters, Kimberly, husband Carlos; Danielle, husband Keith; grandchildren, Jeffrey, wife Tiffany, Cordero, Ryan and Brittany and great-granddaughter, Hailey. He was a true sweetheart with a wonderful sense of humor and the most positive outlook on life. The one thing I will remember most about my daddy is he was always happy.

No matter what was happening around him. I knew that no matter would be happy when I was around him. He was a friend to all and everybody who knew him considered him to be "one of the last of the really nice guys" He will truly be missed by all who knew him. To express condolences visit the guestbook at www.Legaty.tdmTtiCSOiiobituailesjsp Sometimes flowers can Lydia Bruce (Stevens) Passed away May 7, 2008. Born in Detroit, Ml of Ned and Bernice Slubowski (both deceased), she is survived by her beloved husband, Leon and granddaughter, Kim Sangrey; grandson, Wayne Stevens and great-grandchildren, Madison Sanbrey and Spencer Stevens, all of Lancaster, PA.

While passing through Detroit schools she found the first love of her life -dance, and began studying in her preteens. Between God-given ability and hard work she reached a highpoint by being invited in her mid-teens by the best known figure in American Dance, George Balanchine, to join his junior company. She finally decided that while she loved the art, the prospective lifestyle was not for her. Shortly thereafter she was off to Chicago to further her academic studies at Loyola and theater at Goodman Theater. After completing this stage, it was off to New York where after the usual gestation period she found a successful theatrical career and her husband of nearly fifty years.

As all who knew them will attest they were completely inseparable and indeed became one. Through the ensuing years her personal highlights were many. Lydia was named "the most promising actress of the season" in 1960 by Howard Taubman of The New York Times for her performance in "A Call on Subsequently she starred on a long time afternoon TV favorite "The Doctors" as Dr. Maggie Powers. A great many of her plays surrounded this, many with her beloved husband either acting or directing.

To complete the picture a gourmet cook, and outstanding gardener and an ardent devotee of the international travel that she and her husband loved. It is hard to imagine anyone as blessed as her surviving husband, Leon. Both comforted and agonized by the knowledge that a great mutual love now temporarily suspended I can only use the favored departing words our profession. "And now cracks the noble heart. Good night, sweet Lydia, and flights of angels sing thee to thv rest.

To express condolences visit the guestbook at www.Legacy.oomTUcsonAtbituatlessp LaDonna Rae Fisher Our loving daughter and mother, LaDonna Rae Fisher, born in San Francisco on October 28, 1942, passed suddenly on July 13, 2008. She is survived by her mother, Wanda E. Loschert; brother, Charles Loschert; daughters, ReJhonna Aguilar, Wendy Gochanour and Kim Valdez. She has seven wonderful grandchildren, Anthony, Jason, Jessica, Samantha, Aldeana, Briana, Victoria and nine beautiful great-grandchildren, Sabrina, Delaney, Tyler, Cheyenne, Angel, Rico, Angelo, Gabriella and Trent. LaDonna was preceded in death by her son, Jammy Alton Priest at four years of age.

While you hold Jammys hand mom, we will be holding you in our hearts. You are missed and you are loved forever, Your qirls. To express condolences visit the guestbook at www.Legacy.oomTUcsonAtbituatlessp Sarelda J. McCarthy Born May 11, 1916 in Martins Ferry, Ohio passed away on July 9, 2008. Sarelda is survived by her only son Graham A.

McCarthy (Marilyn). Granddaughters Kelly Johanssen (Ryan), Jill Mayrer (Alan), Great-granddaughters Emma Fisher, Addison Johanssen, Morgan Mayrer. Sarelda retired from Mountain Bell after 30 years of service here and Ohio. A memorial service and reception will be held at Desert Skies United Methodist Church, 3255 N. Houghton Rd at 10:00 a.m.

on July 19, 2008. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to The Hospice Family Care. Many thanks to them and Villa Campana for their care. To express condolences visit the guestbook at www.Legacy.oomTUcsonAtbituatlessp say what words cannot. Serving Tucson Since 1940 The deceased are from Tucson unless otherwise noted.

Occupations are stated when available. ASHLEY, Ann 91, registered nurse, July 13, Adair Dodge. CHRISTMAN, Melvin, 77, gun shop owner, July 12, Hudgel's Swan. CLIFFORD, Joseph E. Ill, 68, lawyer, July 10, Bring's Memorial.

CRACCHIOLO, Joseph, 82, lawyer, July 12, Adair Dodge. DIFRANCESCO, Carl James, 72, police officer, July 12, Adair Dodge. DRAKE, Rodney, 57, landscaper, July 12, Adair Dodge. GARCIA, Albert, 77, tile setter, July 9, Adair Dodge. HOSKINSON, Delia Ilene, 73, mobile-home park owner, July 12, Adair Dodge.

KATAKKAR, Sunila, 59, home-maker, July 8, Bring's Memorial. KUNDRAT, Edward 90, tool engineer, July 10, Hudgel's Swan. LI, Paul Michael, 70, lawyer, July 12, Adair Dodge. McGILLIARD, Robert, 81, July 15, Adair Dodge. MELENDEZ, Francisca, 77, Douglas, homemaker, July 12, Bring's Memorial.

MURRAY, Edward, 78, teacher, July 12, Adair Dodge. PEREZ LOPEZ, Audomar, 19, mechanic, July 9, Adair Dodge. PURCELL, John, 80, project manager, July 8, Hudgel's Swan. RATHJEN, Robert 78, explosives disposal service, July 10, Hudgel's Swan. RODRIGUEZ, Santiago 85, Marana, engineer, July 13, Adair Avalon.

ROSSER, Martha, 83, registered nurse, July 9, Hudgel's Swan. SPAETH, Maxine 83, home-maker, July 12, Adair Dodge. STAUTZ, Daniel 67, Green Valley, teacher, July 9, Bring's Memorial. STRAIN, Linda Carol, 68, bookkeeper, July 15, Adair Dodge. TESTO, John 72, July 15, Hudgel's Swan.

TOOMBS, Harvey, 56, tile setter, July 7, Hudgel's Swan. WILLIQUETT, Loren 83, restaurant owner, July 12, Hudgel's Swan. IN MEMORIAM Maria Christina "Tina" Romero December 18, 1952 to July 18, 2007 Today we honor your memory and recall the extraordinary legacy you left us with and what it means to live life with remarkable strength and courage in the face of overwhelming suffering. With your engaging smile and gentle way you lifted our hearts and comforted our fears as cancer ravaged your body but not your enduring spirit. We miss you deeply and will love you forever.

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