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C-4 The Orlando Sentinel, Thursday, August 4, 1994 i Family friend saw car, unfamiliar driver Blacks to refile lawsuit against Dillard's stores CAR from C-1 ASSOCIATED PRESS I i i ANNE C. ALDRICH, 80, S. Floral Way, Apopka, died Monday, Aug. 1. Mrs.

Aldrich was a homemaker. Born in Bristol, R.I., she moved to Central Florida In 1957. She was a member of St. Francis of Assist Catholic Church and Senior Citizens. Survivors: husband, Gerald sons.lQeorge Apopka, Gerald C.

II, Windermere; daughters, Geri Menegat, Kathy Anderson, Orlando, Mary Miller, Convert brothers, Robert Carmone, Norfolk, George Carmone, San Bruno, sisters, Vicenza Finnegan, Providence, R.I!, CarmeJ Carmone, Bristol, Josephine Valente, Al- South Florida students and a friend alleged security guards folT lowed them without reason as have, to find a parking von Yvette, Orlando; parents, Juvencio and Rose Ogaz, Orlando; brothers, Tony Ogaz, Nashville, Aaron Ogaz, Tampa, Jody Ogaz, Orlando. Union Park Memorial Chapel Funeral Home, Orlando. ROBERT KELLY, 81, 411 N. Dillard Winter Garden, died Wednesday, Aug. 3.

Mr. Kelly was a funeral director for Ciey Hand Funeral Home. He was bom In War, W.Va. He was an Army veteran of World War II. Collispn Funeral Home, Winter I MARTHA JEAN LANG LAMAR, 54, 3823 Wells Orlando, cia Edinetpn' said.

"I was on tt they shopped at a Tampa store November 1992. phone With le pqlicftwhpnj venue uiuue. 'i if Lunary, Dom oi ban r-raocisco; granocniiaren. Baidwin- women got into an with i the officers and were Fairchild Funeral Home Apopka. The family friend, who rcog 1 4808 8 di 1 I 1'.

W. Bertteu. Orlando, died Thursday with trespassing (andjdis-1 fuzed, the vehicle and the urjfimil-l i. TAMPA Three bla4( women have dropped their lawsuit claiming Dillard's department stores target' black shoppers for surveillance. But jthe attorn women, Bruce Kleinbera, said Wednesday the case was withdrawn only because his clients plan jto refile as part of a clas-action lawsuit.

"This is' by no means over. We're just getting started," 'iar driver behind the wheel, called orderly conduct. I fed Gastman, chairman of Florida division, said in a aiea bunaay, July 31, ot cancer s. Lamar was a refinisher for the Gran ie County School District. Born in Morg she moved to Central Florida in 1951.

She was a member of Mount CbIi'i vary Missionary Baptist Chjurch. Survivors: husband, Joel; son, Walter Edward, Orlando; daughter, Crystal Manita, Orlando; brother, Charlie Will Lang, Tampa; sister, Mary F. Stephens, Miami; three grandchildrenJ Bruton's Funeral, Orlando. GREGORY McCODE, 37, 153 liable Butler Orlando, died Tuesdiv, statement Tuesday the lawsuit was without merit. IjWe value all of our customers, regardless of race, color, Tricia Edington from a car phone while following the car through south Orlando.

Tricia Edington said the friend jfollowed for (about 10 minutes but lost the car i i traffic. 1 The car was still miss ing Wednesday night, police said- berg' said. Ti In the lawsuit ior national origin and! We giqn year in Circuit initially fil4d last Court in Hills-two University of no discriminatory policies," haye borough County, Gastman said. Group praises beach monitoring in St. Pete ty monitors water quality along its beaches.

For most of Florida's coastline, it simply isn't worth the expense to monitor water quality, said Bob Pryor, an environmental specialist with the state Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services. Pryor said known trouble areas are monitored, and the state and local health departments respond to emergencies. "Should we be out sampling beaches? Probably," he said. "But who's going to fund it? Salt water's hard on organisms, and between that and dilution, bathers really aren't in danger." where a health risk hasn't been demonstrated. "We don't have a chronic problem," said Mark Crosley, Brevard County's beach coordinator.

"We've got a fairly clean ocean at this point." If there were problems, local and county governments would be getting complaints from beachgo-ers, he said. Stormwater runoff and sewage overflows in Brevard and Volusia counties historically have dumped into the Intracoastal Waterway instead of the Atlantic Ocean. State law is prodding municipalities along the waterway to end such disposal of effluent. Neither coun BEACH from C-1 toring programs. In Florida, for instance, the group praised the rigorous, weekly testing in St.

Petersburg, which ordered most of the 87 closings reported last year in Pinellas County. The only other counties that perform even periodic testing Broward, Duval, Hillsborough, Lee, Palm Beach, Pasco and Sarasota ordered no beach closures last year. Florida officials argue that comprehensive monitoring would be an expensive and unnecessary burden for taxpayers in areas Police compare women's stabbing deaths jury in nnr. iien wae an naustnai laoorer. bom in soutn Carolina, he moled to Central Florida in' 1970.

He was Baptist Survivor: daughterj Kim Jones, Orlando; stepfather, Renell Davis, Odando; brother! Leon, Orlando. Mitchell's Funeral Home, Orlando. MARIO ANDAYA ARANZAMENDEZ, 76, Watauga Orlando, died Wednesday, Aug. 3. Mr.

Aranzamendez was a machinist for an aerospace firm. Born in the Philippines, he moved to Central Florida in 1993. He was Christian. Survivors: wife, Arnparo; sons, Danilo, Orlando, Rogelio, Australia, Ritar-dJ, Prilippines; daughters, Rosario, YoTanda Aranzamendez Matus, both of Australia; sisters, Anqelita Chinjen, Raymunda Bijstamente, both of Philippines; fojjr great-grandchildren. Baldwih-Fairchild Funeral Home, GoldenrodWinter Park Phap-, el.

MARIE G. BALDINGER, 78, Norwalk Race, Orlando, died Tuesday, Aug. 2. Mrs. Baldinger was a retired telephone oper ator.

Born in Pittsburgh, she moved to Central Florida in 1976. A member of St. Andrew Catholic Church, she also belonged to Telephone Pioneers. Survivors: husband, Arthur; daughter, Diane Borders, Orlando; sisters, Dorothy, DeLand, Betty Ko-pia, Carnegie, Patricia Ault, Pittsburgh; brothers, Henry Geyer, Pittsburgh, William Geyer, Philadelphia; three grandchildren. Dobbs Funeral Home, West Orlando Chapel.

HELEN VIVIAN BENNETT, 73, Lancaster Drive, Orlando, died Aug. 3. Mrs. Bennett was. a self-employed potter.

-Bom in Duluth, she moved to Central Florida in 1969. She -was a member of Reformation Lutheran Church. Survivors: son, "Mark Orlando, Tom San Francisco; daughter, Susan Batori, brother, Gordon Lundstrom, Duluth; sister, Margaret Rie-' Kermewick, three grandchildren. Carey Hand I -Colonial Funeral Home, Orlando. RICHARD J.

BOLINGER, 63, 1 51 5 Golden Poppy Court, Or-lando, died Tuesday, Aug. 2. Mr. Bolinger was a retired Air Force captain. Bom in Wabash, he moved to Central Flor- in 1991.

He was Episcopalian. He was a veteran of the Ko- rean and Vietnam wars. Survivors: wife, Josephine; sons, Dole, -Mark, both of England, Alan, Kissimmee; mother, Audra, Kis- simmee; brother, Larry, Kissimmee; three grandchildren. Conrad and Thompson Funeral Home, Kissimmee. ELLIS JAMES BOWEN 61, 15049 Timber Village Road, Groveland, died Monday, Aug.

1. Mr. Bowen was an estimator for Control Specialists in Orlando. Born in Thompson, he moved to Central Florida as a child. A member of Tuscanooga Baptist Church, he also belonged to Elks Lodge 1848.

He was a Navy veteran. Survivors: sons, Eugene, Shannon, Herb, Ellis, -all of Orlando; mother, Elizabeth Bowen, Mascotte; sister, Ra-" 1 chel Howard, Mascotte; three grandchildren. Kurfiss Funeral Home, Groveland. ALBERT BURDEN, 69, 140 N. Wayman Longwood, died Aug.

2. Mr. Burden was a landscaper. Born in Wrightsville, he moved to Central Florida in 1940. He was Baptist.

Survivors: wife, Harriett sons, Roy, Nathaniel John-' son Michael Johnson, all of Winter Park, Virgil Redden, Sanford, Terry, Longwood, Robert Johnson, Orlando; daugrt- ters, Betty Johnson, Winter Park, Hattie Johnson, Longwood; sister, Wilhemina, Winter Park. Golden's Funeral Home Sanford. JOYCE ANN DuBOSE, 53, Cristobal Circle, Orlando, died Sunday, July 31 Mrs. DuBose was a child-care provider. Born in Cleveland, she moved to Central Florida in 1964.

She was Catholic. Survivors: husband, Robert; parents, Esther and Earl Donelan, Cleveland; son, John Scaffidi, Orlando; brother, Tom Michael Donelan, Mentor, Ohio. Carey Hand Colonial Funeral Home, Orlando. ERNEST A. DUDGEON, 74, Hattaway Drive, Altamonte Springs, died Wednesday, Aug.

3. Mr. Dudgeon was a retired acker for Limestone Products of America. Born in Fredon ownship, N.J., he moved to Central Florida in 1990. He was Methodist and a Mason.

He was an Army veteran of World War II. Survivors: wife, Doris; daughter, Connie L. Wenz, Altamonte Springs; brother, William New Jersey; sister, Katherine Pluymers, New Jersey; one grandchild; three step-grandchil- dren; two step-great-grandchildren. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, SemoranForest City Chapel. CHARLIE FERRELL, 72, 5617 Marty Road, Orlando, died Tuesday, Aug.

2. Mr. Ferrell was a driver. Born in Kentucky, he moved to Central Florida in 1956. He was Baptist.

He was an Army veteran. Survivors: wife, Loretta; sons, Thomas Lee, Pa- nama City, Stephen Keith, Orlando; sister, Mae Adkins, Hun- tington, W.Va.; five grandchildren; three great-grandchildren. Pine Castle Memorial Chapel Funeral Home, Orlando. FELECIA YVETTE HAWKINS, 33, 4638 Alrix Drive, Orlando, died Tuesday, Aug. 2.

Mrs. Hawkins was a clerk at USA Darts. She was born in Delaware. She was Catholic. Survivors: hus- i Aug.

2. Mr. McCode was a warehouseman. Bom in Orlando, he was a lifelong resident. He was Methoqist.

Survivors: daughter, Christina Orlando; mother, Shirley McCode Green, Orlando; brothers, Clinton Henderson, Wilfie 5. Green III, Anthony Green, ail of Orlando, Andre Green, Gainesville; sisters, Angela, Alicia Daniels, both of Orlando; maternal grandmother, Annie Holmes. Mitchell's Funeral Home, Orlando. 'I CARL WILBUR PARTLOW, 67, 2165 Windsor Drive, Merritt Island, died Tuesday, Aug. 2.

Mr. Partlow was a retired Greyhound bus driver. Born in Elwood, he moved to Central Florida in 1979. member of Orsino Baptist Church, he also belonged to Franklin Lodge 607 OES Chapter 282 and York Rite Bodies. He was-a Navy veteran of World War II.

Survivors: wife, Mary Lee; son, Jeffrey Joe, Elwood; daughters, Connie Sue Metcalf, Merritt Island, Sherry Loftis, Lake Mary; brothers, David, Anderson, Frederick, Frankton, sister, Kay Francis Ballard, Frankton; eight grandchildren. Wylie-Baxley Merritt Island Funeral Home. ESTELLE H. POWELL, 67, 17845 Tuscanooga Road, Groveland, died Tuesday, Aug. 2.

Mrs. Powell was a homemaker. Born in Powhatan County, she moved to Central Florida in 1955. A Baptist, she also belonged to Groveland Garden Club. Survivors: husband, Thomas son, Cecil Anaheim, daughters, Sheila Shanks, Virginia Beach, Shawn Simmons, Baltimore; brothers, Chester Hubbard, San Antonio, James Hubbard, Richmond, sisters, Irene Lawson, Anna Mae Jeter, both of Richmond, Lorene Olmstead, Orlando.

Kurfiss Funeral Home, Groveland. i DOROTHY HELEN REUL, 83, 444 Harvest Oak Court, Lake Mary, died Monday, Aug. 1, of heart failure. Mrs. Reul was a theatrical actress and dancer.

Born in Allentown, she moved to Central Florida in 1974. She was Catholic. Survivors: daughter, Anne Barrett, Longwood; son, Charles George, Eugene, six grandchildren. Beacon Direct Cremation Service. PEARL ELIZABETH SAMPSON, 82, Executive Center, Orlando, died Wednesday, Aug.

3, of leukemia. Mrs. Sampson was a homemaker. Born in Fishers Station, she moved to Central Florida in 1967. She attended Naval Training Center Chapel and belonged to the Retired Officers Wives Club.

Survivors: sisters, Ruth Stuppy, Lancaster, Lucille Cosper, Palm Beach Gardens; sons, Charles William Richmond, Richard Lee, Fredericksburg, Raymond Edgar, Grand Rapids, daughter, Joyce Elizabeth Hale, Orlando; 16 grandchildren; five great-grandchildren. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Orlando. GEORGE A. SASKA, 73, 833 Mercado Orlando, died Friday, July 22. Mr.

Saska owned Saska Seat Covers. Born in Hanover, he moved to Central Florida in 1946. He was a life member of NRA. He was a Marine Corps veteran of World War II. Survivors: son, George Tallahassee; daughter, Deb-ra Mills, Tallahassee; brother, Frank, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio; sister, Agnes, Burgettstown, four grandchildren.

National Cremation Society, Winter Park. BRIAN LEE SCOTT, 26, Sandpiper Drive, Boynton Beach, died Sunday, July 31 Mr. Scott was an electronics engineer. Born in Boulder, he moved to Boynton Beach in 1983. He was a member of Northland Community Church, Long-wood.

Survivors: parents, Robert and Kay Scott, Geneva; sister, Tania Bell, Casselberry; maternal grandmother, Ida J. Moore, Denver. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Goldenrod-Winter Park Chapel. TARNISHA C. THOMAS, 2, 5333 Botany Court, Orlando, died Monday, Aug.

1. Tarnisha was bom in Orlando and a member of Church of Deliverance. Survivors: parents, Sharnanda J. Keaton and Christopher Thomas, Orlando; brother, Christopher II, Orlando; maternal grandparents, Janie E. and Daniel Keaton, Orlando; paternal grandmother and step-grandfather, Janet and Robert Seals, Orlando; paternal grandfather, Willie James Thomas; maternal great-grandmothers, Gussie Staples, Mary Keaton, both of Orlando; paternal great-grandmother, Mollie Wade, Orlando.

Mitchell's Funeral Home, Orlando. Obituaries must be submitted by a funeral home or crematorium and are printed free of charge. the store but won't say what it is. Hawkins worked part time in the store, which sells darts, dart hnarHs flnH rplnt- investigation into Hawkins' death. Until they know more, detectives are trying not to draw any firm conclusions, Mundy said.

Technicians still were collecting evidence Wednesday at USA Darts. "The important thing is to keep an open mind," Mundy said. "Right now, there's not enough information." Detectives say there are some differences between the cases, but they wouldn't elaborate. Detectives haven't said yet whether Hawkins was killed during a robbery. Detectives found a weapon in SLAYING from C-1 The case drew immediate comparisons to the slaying of Bette Shea, 55, who was stabbed July 10 while working alone on a Sunday afternoon at a silk flower shop at 2931 E.

Colonial Drive. A sandy-haired man was seen near the silk flower shop and later was photographed by a security camera while trying to use Shea's automatic teller card. "You can't help but compare the two cases," said homicide detective Robert Mundy, who is leading the ed goods. She Hawkins and her husband, Kenneth, have a 4-year-old daughter and an 8-year-old son. Her funeral service will be Saturday at 11 a.m.

at Union Park Memorial Chapel, 10033 E. Colonial Drive. 2 candidates not invited to Orlando debate band, Kenneth son, Sean Michael, Orlando; daughter, Chi- debate, said he and Smith were only responding in kind. "I regret this campaign has gotten into the mud," Gallagher said. "The first step was taken by Jeb, and if he wants to stop, that would be fine with me." As for the issues, the candidates touted their backgrounds, their experience or lack of it and their differences with Chiles.

Bush won the loudest applause from the 350 Republican faithful, a sign his local organizers were able to get supporters there. It was clear that the crowd warmed to each candidate's calls for lower taxes and cuts in state spending, and that most had come to the debate with their minds made up. "You don't win any votes in a room like this," Gallagher campaign staff member Richard Pinsky said. Bush said voters should look outside Tallahassee away from the state bureaucracy for a conservative candidate with strong business experience. "We can't serve up Democrat-lite," Bush said.

Gallagher said he had the best chance to beat Chiles because of his experience, a theme Crenshaw echoed. "I've gone toe-to-toe with Lawton Chiles and won again and again," said Crenshaw, former Senate president. Connor stressed his pro-life stance and chastised his opponents for, he said, taking money from political action committees and special interests. DEBATE from C-1 not invited. While the candidates were debating in Orlando, Republican leaders in Tallahassee were trying to decide whether sanctions should be levied for the ads they fear could threaten party unity and hurt the GOP's chances against Gov.

Lawton Chiles. Chairman Tom Slade is expected to announce a decision today. The flap began last week when Bush unveiled his ad attacking Cabinet members Gallagher, the state's insurance commissioner, and Smith for voting with Chiles in support of higher taxes. In an unusual move, Smith and Gallagher joined forces and struck back with a TV ad attacking Bush for taking a $4 million loan from a failed Broward County savings and loan and making "a fortune with a partner who is now an international felon." The candidates called each other liars, Bush threatened to sue any TV station that aired the ad and then complained to GOP officials in Tallahassee. Wednesday both were downplaying the flap.

"Gallagher's my buddy; to show how much I love him I wore the exact same tie he's wearing," Bush said of Gallagher, who was also sporting a red tie patterned with Republican elephants. "The only person who is going to benefit from all this is Lawton Chiles," Bush said. Gallagher, seated next to Bush at the Omni Hotel Funeral notices Funeral Notices, In Memoriams Cards of Thanks are paid advertising. Call 420-6006Fax 420-6077. GANNAWAY, MARIAN WALTER Funeral services for Mrs.

Marian Walter Gannaway will be held at 10:00 A.M. Satur-i day in College Heights United Methodist Church. The Reverend William J. Oakley, Pastor, will officiate. Interment will follow in Oak Hill Burial Park.

Memorials may be made to The Marian W. Gannaway Sacred Music Scholarship Fund, Florida Southern College, Development Office. 111 Lake Hollingsworth Drive, Lakeland, Florida 33801-5698. Friends may call Saturday, one hour prior to the service at College Heights United Methodist Church. Arrange-.

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Bennett will be conducted Saturday, 11AM at Reformation Lutheran Church with Reverend Paul Bergstressor officiating. Visitation hours will i be held Friday 6-8PM at CAREY HAND 1 COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME, 2811 Curry 1 Ford Road. Memorial contributions may be made to Reformation Lutheran Church Memorial Fund. FUNERAL HOMES 5 Neighborhood Locations 425-6641 IN LOVING MEMORY OF SHANE PATRICK CONROY Feb. 12.

1970 Aug 4, 1987 VICTIM OF A D.U.I. CRASH DuBOSE, JOYCE ANN Funeral Mass for Mrs. DuBose will be celebrated Saturday, 10AM at Blessed Trinity Catholic Church. CAREY HAND COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME, Orlando. 898-2561 PALMER, GLADSTONE E.

Funeral services for Gladstone E. Palmer will be held on Saturday. August 6, 1994, 10AM at St. Andrews Catholic Church with Father John Mencsik officiating Friends may call at the funeral home on Friday from 6-8PM. Expressions of sympathy may be directed to Hospice of Central Florida, 1 2500 Maitland Center Parkway, Suite 300, Maitland, FL 32751 Services are under the direction of WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME AND MEMORIAL PARK, Orlando.

IN LOVING MEMORY OF CYNTHIA JO WOZNESKI August 4, 1955 December 20, 1984 Ten years have come and gone Yet we continue to hope and pray, That Somewhere. Will finally step forward and say What really actually happened on that sad December Day For out there walks the person Who took your life away. And left us without your love; Your laugh; and ever caring way. We miss you terribly, Cindy. Each year we pray even more That you're at peace in heaven Where your fellow Angels soar.

Love, from your Family SAMPSON, PEARL ELIZABETH A graveside service for Pearl Elizabeth Sampson, 82, of Orlando, will be Monday at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Virginia at 2:00 PM. Visitation will be Friday from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM at the Lake Ivan-hoe Chapel of the Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Homes. Memorial contributions may be made to Hospice of Central Florida in memory of Pearl Elizabeth Sampson. BALDWIN-FAIRCHILD FUNERAL HOME, 301 NE Ivanhoe Blvd, Orlando. 898-8111.

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NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY KERN, JOHN PETER, SR. Funeral Mass for John Peter Kern, 70, of DeBary, who died at Central Florida Regional Hospital, Sanford, will be held Friday at 10AM at St. Ann's Catholic Church, DeBary with the Rev. Fr. James F.

Edwards officiating. The family will receive friends at the funeral home Thursday from 2-4 and 6-8PM, the 4th Degree Knights of Columbus will officiate a service Thursday at 7:00 P.M. Interment will be in All Saints Cemetery, Chicago. Mr. Kern, an engineer for Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, was bom in Chicago and moved here in 1982 from Park Ridge.

Illinois. He was a member of St. Ann's Catholic Church, DeBary: a 4th Degree Knight of the Knights of Columbus Council 1930, and St. Ann's Holy Name Society. Survivors include his wife of 49 years, Ann C.

of DeBary; son, Frank of DeBary; daughter, Helen Sapieka (husband Rudy, Jr.) of Park Ridge. Illinois; son, John, Jr. (wife Karen) of Park Ridge, Illinois: brother, Fr. Edward Kern, CSSR of Liquori, Missouri; sister, Marie Gabel of Hillsboro, Oregon; brother, Albert Kern of Chicago; Grandchildren, Frank Kern, Teresa Kern, Rudy Sapieka, III, Timothy Sapieka. and Helen Ann Sapieka.

STEPHEN R. BALDAUFF FUNERAL HOME. 1233 Saxon Deltona is in charge of arrangements. G. Brock Magruder, M.D.

Ferrell, 72, of 6517 Marty Road, Orlando, who passed away Tuesday will be conducted Friday, Au Medication Only EYE INSTITUTE OF CENTRAL FLORIDA 1 1 1 mt i ia 95 Success Rate PERRY, MR. JAMES H. Mr. James H. Perry, age 69 of 18 Park Place Court, Dothan died Tuesday afternoon, August 2, 1994 in the Flowers Hospital after an extended illness.

Graveside services will be 11:00 A.M. Friday from the Memory Hill Cemetery with Rev. Bill Thompson officiating and Ward-Wilson Fun- era) Home directing. The family will receive friends at the funeral home Thursday from 7 until 8 P.M. At other times the family will be at the residence on Park Place Court.

A native of Mercer County, Pennsylvania, Mr. Perry lived in Orlando, Florida before moving to Dothan. He was a member of the 1st Presbyterian Church Dothan. He was also a member of the Elks Club, the Do- than Country Club and the Rio Pinar Country Club in Orlando, Florida. He was an avid golfer.

He was retired from the Tenneco Oil Company. The family ask that flowers be omitted and donations be made to the 1st Presbyterian Church, 2108 West Main St, Dothan or to the American Cancer Society, 1810 Montgomery Hwy, Dothan, AL 36303. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Annette Myers Perry. Dothan, 1 daughter and son-in-law, Martee Jimmy Walden, Headland, 1 brother, William A.

Perry, Dun-nellon, FL, 3 grandchildren, Brandi Trammed, Cas Haddock and Annslee Haddock. Several Nieces and Nephews. WARD-WILSON FUNERAL HOME, 965 Woodland -Dothan, AL 36301. j. Diu(n iviaijiuuer, m.u.

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Choo, M.D. John T. Lehr, M.D. 116W.Sturtevant Street Orlando 423-2220 OR 1-800-628-6607 gust 5, 1994 10AM at Pine Castle Memorial Chapel with Pastor Andrew Crowther officiating. Interment will follow at Greenwood Cemetery, Orlando.

Visitation for Mr. Ferrell will be today from 7-9PM. Mr. Ferrell has been a local resident of Orlando since 1956. Arrangements by PINE CASTLE MEMORIAL CHAPEL FUNERAL HOME.

5800 Hansel Ave. at Wilkes, Orlando. 855-5800. SULLIVAN, MILDRED C. Memorial services for Mildred C.

Sullivan, 82, Zellwood. who died Tuesday will be held Friday at First United Methodist Church, Mt. Dora with Rev. Bill McLoud officiating. For those who wish, in lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Hospice of Lake Sumter, Inc.

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