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WfnNFSDAY. SEPTEMBER 6, 2000 D6 Orlando Sentinel Obituaries Paula K. Stephens loved her collection of dolls James DeLand; one brother; four sisters; one grandchild. Allen Summerhill Funeral Home, DeLand. LUIS NEGR0N III infant Wellington Woods Circle, Kissimmee, died Fridayr Sept 1.

Survivors: mother, Jsa, Kissimmee; father, Luis R. Justiniano Kissimmee; brother, Luis D. Justiniano, Kissimmee. Grissom Funeral Home and Crematory, Kissimmee. tral Florida in 1993.

He was a member of American Association of Orthopedic Surgeons. He was a member of St James Catholic Cathedral. Survivors: daughters, Andrea Marie, Monica Jean, Sonja Joy, aH of Orlando; son, Luke Anthony; mother, Mary Fairbanks, Northbrook, HI; father, Harry Indialantiq sisters. Amy, Carbon-dale, III, Kathryn, Boise, Idaho, Sally Meredith, Elkhorn, Wis, Carol Chicago. Woo-dlawn Memorial Funeral Home, Orlando.

HELENA GUTIERREZ BOHMER, 37, Olean Court, Winter Springs, died Saturday, Aug. 26, of Injuries suffered In a neral Home, Melbourne. JOHN T. KREIMER, 91, 600 Skyline Drive, New Smyrna Beach, died Saturday, Sept 1 Mr. Kreimer was retired machinist.

Bom in Mount Airy, N.C, he moved to New Smyrna Beach from Orlando in 1975. Former member of the Sykesville, Md, Volunteer Fire Department Survivor sister, Frances Clatterbuck, Union Bridge, Md. Settle-Wilder Funeral Home, New Smyrna Beach. LEO H. IEM0INE, 89, Mark David Boulevard, Casselberry, died Thursday, Aug.

31. Mr. LeMoine was a grocer. Bom in Ontanagnon, Mich, he moved to Central Florida in 1980. He was Roman Catholic.

Baldwin-Fairchild Goldenrod-Winter Park. JULIO JUAN LOPEZ, 57, 3207 Pem-brooke Court, Kissimmee, died Monday, Sept. 4. Mr. Lopez was a disabled veteran.

HILDA VANESSA ACEITUNO, 2, Field-stream North Boulevard, Orlando, died Saturday, Sept 2. Born in Orlando, she was a lifelong resident She was Roman Catholic Survivors: father, Rony Orlando; mother, Maria H. Pineda, Orlando; sisters, Maria Sosa, Carta B. Contreras, both of Orlando, Julia G. Pineda, Jennie H.

Pineda, both of Honduras; paternal grandmother, Encamacion Pineda, Orlando; paternal grandfather, Gilberto, Honduras. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home-Conway Chapel, Orlando. RALPH 0. BARRETT, 52, Inwood Court, Orlando, died Sunday, Sept 3. Mr.

Barrett was owner of Performance Glass Coatings. Bom in Chicago, he moved to Central Florida in 1971. He was a member of Holy Cross Catholic Church. Survivors wife, Lenie; daughters, Alison, Sara, both of Orlando; brother, Michael, Jacksonville. Family Funeral Care-Hunter's Creek, Orlando.

ROBERT ELDEN BEAN, 78, Redwood Court, Kissimmee, died Sunday, Sept. 3. Mr. Bean was a retired lineman for Rock Island Railroad. Born In Osgood, Mo, he moved to Central Florida in 1982.

He was plane crash. Mrs. Bohmer was a representative for AB Medical Inc. Bom in Uruguay, she moved to Central Florida in 1987. She was a member of First Baptist Church of Windermere.

Survivors: mother, Ana just crazy about them." It was during this period of her life that she decided to work for Toys Us as a floor worker, She had been working for the company for five years and loved every minute of it. "Toys Us was her life," Williams said. "It was her first real job, and she put her whole heart and soul into it." She especially enjoyed the employee discount that helped her buy more dolls, her daughter said. As she wished, Stephens' daughters and grandchildren will have the choice of a particular doll that has special memories for them. The rest of the collection will be sold, said her son-in-law James Williams.

Before Stephens' husband, Howard, passed away six years ago, the couple would often just get up and leave the house. "They would just get up and go off somewhere, anywhere," Williams said. "They hated to be cooped up," Stephens is also survived by daughters Barbara L. Hol-ford and Joyce A Campbell, and seven grandchildren. Banfield Funeral Home is handling the funeral arrangements.

By ADAM WILSON OF THE SENTINEL STAFF Paula K. Stephens loved dolls so much that she kept her collection in her bedroom, resting on the top tier of the bunk beds she slept in. "There was not much room left in there with all the dolls, said her daughter Kenna Williams. "She would sleep on the bottom, and her dolls would sleep on the top." Paula Stephens, 59, died Saturday in her sleep. She collected dolls for 10 years and amassed a collection of more than 400 dolls of all kinds.

At first, she concentrated primarily on collectible, more-expensive dolls. Later, however, dolls of all shapes, sizes and costs became fair game. "Anywhere she could find them, she'd buy them," Williams said. "She developed a passion for Barbie dolls especially." Stephens' first collection was sold for around $3,000 so she could put one of her granddaughters through college. "She was crazy about her grandkids," Williams said.

"She didn't get to see too much of them, but she was HELGA O'BRIEN, 77, Jurwnne Drive, Orlando, died Sunday, Sept 3. Mrs. O'Brien was a homemaksr. Born In Czechoslovakia, she moved to Central Florida in 1994. She was Ron an Catholic.

Survivors: daughters, Marlfcs Hoffman, Levittown, N.Y, Karin Boscare Ho, Orlando; sons, Brian Mastic Beach, N.Y, Michael Central Islip, N.Y, Garrkk, Grant's Pass, 12 grandchildren; two treat-grand-children. Dobbs Funeral Hone-West Orlando ChapeL TEN A PATTON, 89, Wellington Drive, Deltona, died Thursday, Aug. 31 Mrs. Pat-ton was a retired beautici in. Born in Breese, III, she moved to Central Florida in 1 979.

She was a member cf the United Church of Christ Deltona. Suwors: husband, Cletus ft; daughter, Meda Marie Walin Wong, Hartsdale, N.Y.; two grandchildren; two great-grander ildren. Carpenter-Curry Funeral Home, DeLand. WILLIS G.PEGRAM, 89, 115 Carissa Place, Melbourne, died Sunday, Sept 3. Lt Col.

Pegram was retired Irom the Air Force. Born in Gerton, N.C moved to Central Florida in 1 961 He a member of St. Paul's United Methodist Church. Survivors: wife, Ida daughter, Barbara son, Larry brothers, James John Ray L. Brownlie Maxwell Funeral Home, Melbourne.

ALBERT A. PENNEA, Floridana Drive, DeBary, died Saturday, Sept. 2. Mr. Pennea was a retired supervisor for General Construction Co.

Born Brooklyn, N.Y, he moved to Central Flo ida in 1973. Survivors: sons, Thomas .1, Deltona, Frank, West Palm Beach; dau ihters, Carol Walter, Deltona, Alice Stark, Celray Beach; sister, Mary, Greenlawn, N.Y, Catherine Querlca, Long Island, N.Y.; eight grandchildren; five great-grandchildren. Deltona Memorial Funeral Home, Orange City. E. Pereira, Uruguay; father, Jose J.

Gutierrez, Uruguay; sisters, Sandra Gutierrez de Barreto, Uruguay, Laura D. Gutierrez, Mil-' ian, Italy. Woodlawn Memorial Funeral Home, Orlando. DONALD JOSEPH BOND, 67, La Linda Drive, New Smyrna Beach, died Friday, Sept 1. Mr.

Bond was an auto mechanic. Born in Shirley, Mass, he moved to Central Florida in 1975. He was Catholic Survivors: daughter, Donna Bonter, Roswell, sons, Donald, Edgewater, James, Allendale; brother, Arthur, Norfolk, Va, sisters, Marilyn Gionet Fitchburg, Mass, Elaine Denoncourt, DeLand, Rita DeVar-ney, Shirley; three grandchildren. Affordable Alternatives, Newlife Funeral Chapel, Ormond Beach. RUBYE M.

BRICE, 75, Harrison Avenue, Orlando, died Sunday, Sept. 3. Mrs, Brice worked for the Orange County Convention Center Visitors Bureau. Bom In Toomsville, Ga, she moved to Central Florida in 1965. She was a member of AARP and Retired Officers Club.

Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home-lvanhoe Chapel, Orlando. Baptist He was a member of the American Legion Post 188, Iowa Falls, Iowa. He was an Army veteran of World War II. Survivors: wife, Patty Sue; daughter, Ray Jan Thompson, Douglas, son, Jeffrey, Kissimmee; brother Byron, Fort Myers; three grandchildren; two great-grandchildren. Conrad Thompson Funeral Home, Kissimmee.

MINNIE EVALYN BESTPITCH, 90, East Semoran Boulevard, Apopka, died Monday, Sept 4. Mrs. Bestpitch was a home-maker. Born in Vassar, Mich, she moved to Central Florida in 199S. She was a member of Forest Lake Seventh-day Ad-ventist Church.

Survivors: sons, Eugene Palmetto, George Silver Spring, daughters, Arlene M. Robinson, Sun City, Ariz, Mae Feldmann, Apopka; 16 grandchildren; 37 great-grandchildren; six great-great-granbdchildren. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Apopka. STEVEN ANTHONY BOHMER M.D 44, Born in Patillas, Puerto Rico, he moved to Central Florida in 1 995. He was a member of St Catherine of Siena Catholic Church, Kissimmee.

He was an Army veteran of the Vietnam War. Survivors: wife, Rose-marle; daughters, Julie, Kissimmee, Grl-selle, Canada; sons, Juan, Danny, both of Kissimmee, Julio, Puerto Rico; sisters, Pat Santiago, Teresa, both of Puerto Rico, Gloria Santiago, Lakeland, Adelaide, Kissimmee; brothers, Pedro, Hlginio, Carlos, all of Puerto Rico, Luis Santiago, New York; four grandchildren. Grissom Funeral Home Crematory, Kissimmee. AGNES D. MAKERT, 82, Seventh Avenue NW, Ardmore, Okla, died Tuesday, Sept 5, Mr.

Makert was a retired bookkeeper and shop owner. Born in Chicago, he moved to Ardmore from Kissimmee in 1998. He was Roman Catholic. Survivors: sons, James, Ardmore, John, Anchorage, Alaska; sister, Rosemary Mertens, Chicago; one grandchild, one great-grandchild. Grissom Funeral Home and Crematory, Kissimmee.

KATHLEEN MCNABB, 79, Doreen Avenue, Ocoee, died Monday, Sept 4. Mrs. McNabb was retired from Cypress Creek Nursery. Bom in Pontotoc, Miss, she moved to Central Florida in 1961. She was Baptist.

Survivors: son, Larry, Winter Garden; daughters, Bonnie Edge, Earnest-gean, both of West Memphis, Trudie, Ocoee; eight grandchildren; one great-great-grandchild. Woodlawn Memorial Funeral Home, Orlando. Whitfield, Thomasvllle, two grandchildren; six great-grandchildren, Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home-lvanhoe Chapel, Orlando. Olean Court, Winter Springs, died Saturday, Aug. 26, of injuries suffered in a plane crash.

Dr. Bohmer was a surgeon for Jewett Orthopedic Clinic. Born in Gncinnati, he moved to Cen- JOSEPH BROWN, 80, lake Underfill! Road, Orlando, died Monday, Sept 4. The Rev. Brown was a minister.

Bom In Cara-belle, he moved to Central Florida in 1972. He was a member of Downtown Baptist Church, Orlando. He was an Army veteran of World War II. Survivors: wife, Geraldine; daughter, Jerwin Gigante, Oviedo; son, Douglas, Orlando; sisters, Hildreth B. Gillette, Orange Park, Mary Cloud, Keith Staley, Fort Pierce; daughters, Genie Dyal, Starke; sister, Geraldine Seraduck, Chicago; 18 grandchildren; three great-grandchildren.

Gramkow Funeral Home, Sanford. WILLIAM EDGAR FAIRCLOTH, 71, Hoffner Avenue, Orlando, died Sunday, Sept. 3, of a stroke. Mr. Faircloth was a freight truck driver.

He was born In St Petersburg. He was member of Pine Castle CURTIS LEON PERDUE 14, Manhattan, N.Y, died Saturday, Sept. 2. Mr. Perdue was a hotel man.

He was born in Orlando. He was Protestant Survivors: mother, Naomi Jeffrey, Eatonville; brothers, Angelo, Jerome Clayton, both JAMES W. MOSES, 81, Highland Avenue, DeLand, died Thursday, Aug. 31. Mr.

Moses was a retired marketing representative for Southern Desk Co, Hickory, N.C Born in Spring Hope, N.C, he moved to Central Florida in 1 946. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of De-Land. Survivors: wife, Elizabeth son, LEWIS EDWARD BROWN, 77, Terrace Hill Boulevard, DeBary, died Sunday, Sept 3. Mr. Brown was a retired major In the Air Force.

Born in Otway, Ohio, he moved to Central Florida in 1984. He was a life member of the Air Force Association. Survivors: sons, Lewis E. Jr, Cheney, Wash, William Turlock, Calif, Michael ft, Toledo, Ohio, Timothy Douglas both of Columbus, Ohio, Christopher 0, Ashtabula, Ohio; daughter, Cecelia McCoy, Funeral Notices, In Memoriams Cards of Thanks an rUnCl 31 nOIICcS paid advertising Call 407-420-6006Fax 407-420-5145 please see DEATHS, D8 United Methodist Church. Survivors: wife, Louise; sons, Ronnie, Springfield, Va, Rick, daughters, Gayle, Ruby Ann, both of Orlando, Shirley Kempke, Sanford; sister, Carolyn Calio, Mlramarfc eight BENVIE, KENNETH DeLand; brothers, Ollle, McDermott, Ohio, Ralph, Otway; sister, Janice Cala- B1 rt Mom I nnHnn MU in Maui I AnHnn nn 'a September 2, 2000.

Formerly of Mt. Dora, orese.uiway; granocnnaren; iu great- FL. Predeceased In 1995 by his wife, Marion, grandchildren. Allen-Summerhlll Funeral Loving father of Gail Clayton Taylor of Home, DeLand. Wllmot Flat, NH; grandfather to Shawn and Troy Clayton and great grandfather of Taryn FIORD'ALIZA BURGOS, 93, Nelson Clayton.

There are no services. Park Circle, Orlando, died Monday, Sept DAILEY, "PETP EDGAR 4- leukemif was Graveside Committal Services for the Cre- ker' Born In the Dominican Republic, she moved to Cen BOHMER, MD, STEVEN JVNTHOHY Memorial Services for Steven Anthony Bohmer, M.D. will be held at the First United Methodist Church of Downtown Orlando, Thursday, 7PM and a Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at St James Catholic Cathedral, Friday 10AM. Memorial contributions may be made in his honor to Florida Hospital Foundation, Shares Mission Program 2809 N. Orange Avenue, Orlando, FL 32604.

Services are under the directions of WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME AND MEMORIAL PARK. BOHMER, HELENA GUTIERREZ Mass of Christian burial for Helena L. Gutierrez Bohmer will be held Friday September 8th at at St. James Catholic Cathedral. Memorial contributions may be to Florida Hospital Foundation Shares Mission Program, 2809 N.

Orange Ave. Orlando FL 32804 in her memory. Services are under the direction of WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME AND MEMORIAL PARK. mains of Mr. Edgar L.

'Pete Dailey, 84 of St. Cloud will be held at Saturday In Rose Hill Cemetery with the Rev. Dr. Bob Reaves, officiating. GRISSOM FUNERAL HOME i CREMATORY, Kissimmee in charge of arrangements.

ELLEN 88, passed away September 4, 2000. Mrs. tral Florida in 1988. She was Pentecostal. Survivors: daughter, Fiord'all-za Gonzalez, Orlando; son, Abelardo Acevedo, West Palm Beach; sister, Thelma, Puerto Rico; seven grandchll- grandchildren; one great-grandson.

Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral HomesJPIne Castle Chapel. JAMES N. GRIFFIS, 65, Fatlo Road, De-Land, died Saturday, Sept 2. Mr. Griffis worked for the Volusia County Corrections Facility.

Born in DeLand, he was a lifelong resident of Central Florida. He was a member of Liberty Baptist Church. He was an Army veteran of the Vietnam War, Survivors: wife, Claudia; daughters, Loretta A. Ahrens, Martha Lorene, Karen Lavern, all of DeLand; sons, James II, Andy, Ralph Ahrens, all of DeLand; sisters, Lunette Sharon, DeLand, Brenda Nail, Covington, brothers, Dale, Branden-ton, Charles, DeLand, Larry, Newton, N.C. Lankford Funeral Home, DeLand.

GERTRUDE MABEL 'ANDERSON" HAMILTON, 93, Montpelier, Vt, died Monday, July 17, of a stroke. Mrs. Hamilton was a high school French teacher. Born in Wilkinsburg, Pa, she moved to Central Sweatt was a textile weaver. The family will be receiving friends Wednesday, September 6th from 6 to 8PM at the Baldwin-Fairchild Pine Castle Chapel.

A funeral service will be if S3Sam Not a Single Problem! Ray is healthy, happy and single. However, before he moved to Orlando Lutheran Towers, he had a Florida In 1969, She was a member of held on Thursday, September 7th, 2000 at dren; five great-grandchildren. A Com-1PM. Interment will follow at the Highland munity Funeral Home Cremation Serv-Memory Gardens. BALDWIN-FAIRCHILD FU- ke-Plne Castle ChaDel, Orlando.

NERAL HOMES, PINE CASTLE, 5800 Han- sel Orlando, FL. 32809. 407-855-5800 DANIEL WILLIAM JOHN CLAY, 1 day, TOMON, JOYCE HOLMES Street, Ocoee, died Monday, Sept. 4. Memorial services will be held Thursday, Daniel was bom In Orlando.

Survivors: September 7, 2000 at 6PM at Dove Funeral parents, Danny and Teresa, Ocoee; sister, Chapel. 2135 W. Fairbanks Winter Pk, Amanda, Ocoee; paternal grandparents, ELtalTLSf wrrL'S' Lou nd Willie, Winter Garden. Col- may be made to the Amencan Cancer Soci- ety. DOVE funeral CHAPEL-Winter Park "son-Carey Hand Funeral Home, Ocoee.

is handling arrangements. 407-622-8909. WELKINS ELOIS CimCL M. C0ELH0, 64, Cambridge Visitation for Elois H. Wilklns.

77, will be held Longwood, died Tuesday, Sept. 5. Friday, September 8, 2000 6-8PM at Baldwin Mrs-Coelno was rered professor. Born Fairchild Funeral Homes, Oaklawn Chapel, in Brazil, she moved to Central Florida In 5000 CR 46A, SanfordLake Mary, FL. Fu- 1997.

She was Roman Catholic. Survivors: -SS: a Mtlo West Palm Beach; daugh- tember 9, 2000 at 11AM at Baldwin Fairchik) B.il Oaklawn Chapel. In lieu of Flowers contribu- n3h Longwood; brother, tkrns to the First Baptist Church, 519 Park "'9 Miana, Brazil; Sisters, Ruth, Anesla, Avenue, SFD Sanford, Florida. Elois H. Odete, Mary, all of Brazil; three grandchil- Wilkins.

77, Sanford died Thursday, August dren. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter 31. She was a retired elementary school Springs, teacher. Bom in Oviedo, Florida, she was a American Contract Bridge League. She was Protestant.

Survivors: daughters, Mary Patton, Gran- problem who would care for him if something happened? Like many other single people, Ray has no immediate family. When several of his friends had health problems, he knew he needed to answer this question. Iteville, Vt, Susan, Barre, Vt, Sara Dean, Middlesex, Vt; sons, Frederick, Las Vegas, Lewis, The solution was to move to Orlando Lutheran Towers, a continuing care retirement community in Orlando, David, Fresno, Calif. Eternal Flame Cremation, sixth generation Floridian. She was a mem- JO-ANN C0NNEU.

64, West Avbh DeLand, died Wednesday, ANDREA CHRISTINE "CHRISSIE' Melissa Kenshalo of Galthersburo. Maryland Au9' 30. Mrs. Connell was a teachers as- JOHNSON, 33, Spottiswood Drive, Orlan daughter; Craig Wilkins of Orlando, FL, son; slstant at Boston Avenue School, DeLand, do, died Sunday, Sept 3, of injuries suf- fered In an automobile accident. Mrs, Laura wiikins Jones ot unanoo, i-i.

daughter, uorn in upper, IN.T, sne moved to len- Martha McBurnette of Horseshoe Beach, tral Florida In 1950. Survivors husband. Johnson was a homemaker. She was born In Orlando. She was Protestant Sur Florida, sister.

BALDWIN-FAIRCHILD FUNERAL HOMES OAKLAWN CHAPEL, 5000 CR 46A, SanfordLake Mary, FL. 32773 vivors: husband, John daughter, Britta James; daughters, Jolle Tillis, St Augustine, Jeannie, DeLand; brother, William Kipp, California; three grandchildren. Carpenter-Curry Funeral Home, DeLand. the heart of downtown Orlando. Ray has the security of knowing nurses are on duty 24 hou 's a day to provide emergency nursing care.

And, should his health care needs change, there is an Assisted Living Center and Nursing Center, all within tin; Tower. Now Ray doesn't have a single problem! Our staff provides weekly housekeeping, linen service, apartment maintenance and delicious meals se rved restaurant style. He enjoys playing cards with of the new friends he has met and appreciates living in an affordable, worry-free environment. If you would like to answer the question, "Who will take care of me?" call or write for a free brochure today. (407) 4224103 1-800-859-1033 ny Orlando; par BROWN, JOSEPH I.

Funeral services for Joseph Brown, age 80, who passed away Monday September 4, 2000 will be held at the Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home. Lake Ivanhoe Chapel, on Thursday, September 7 at 1PM with Dr. James Hammock officiating. The family will receive friends at the funeral home on Wednesday, September 6, from 7-9PM. Interment will be at Glen Haven Memorial Park.

Reverend Brown, a former Baptist Minister and entrepreneur In later years, was a member and deacon of Downtown Baptist Church. BALDWIN-FAICHILD FUNERAL HOME IVANHOE CHAPEL. 407-898-8111 DEV1LB1SS, GENEVIEVE Memorial services for Genevieve Devilbiss, age 76, who died Sunday, will be Thursday September 7th, 2000 at the Gramkow Funeral Chapel with Rev. Vaughn Stanley officiating. Of all the friends and relatives that will miss Genevieve, so will her two constant companions Sammie and Savanna.

In lieu of flowers family request donations be made to the Bahia Transportation Fund. GRAMKOW FUNERAL HOME, 500 E. Airport Blvd. Sanford, FL 32773. 407-322-3213 FAIRCLOTH, WILLIAM (BILL) E.

71, Hoffner passed away September 3, 2000. Mr. Faircloth was a retired truck driver, born In St. Petersburg, FL, but has spent most of his lite in Orlando. Family will be receiving friends Wednesday, September 6th at the Baldwin-Fairchild Pine Castle Chapel.

A Memorial service win be held on Thursday, September 7th, 2000 at 10AM at the funeral home with Reverend Sara Reed officiating. Interment will follow at the Greenwood Cemetery. BALDWIN-FAIRCHILD FUNERAL HOMES, PINE CASTLE. 5800 Hansel Orlando, FL 32809 407-855-5800. McKABS, KATHLEEN Funeral service for Kathleen McNabb will be held on Thurs.

Sept. 7 at 11AM at Wood-lawn Funeral Home, with Pastor Walt Fowler officiating. Friends may call at Woodlawn Funeral Home on Wednesday September 6, 2000 from 6-8PM. Services are under the direction of WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME AND MEMORIAL PARK. SCHNEIDER, VAJR ELIZABETH Memorial services tor Mrs.

Schneider will be nek) on Saturday, September 9 at at the First Presbyterian Church of Eustis with Rev. Michael Frandsen officiating. Those desiring may direct memorials to Hospice ol Lake Sumter. 12300 Lane Park Ta-varee 32778 or to First Presbyterian Church, 117 S. Center Eustis.

32726. HAMLIN a HILBISH FUNERAL DIRECTORS, EUSTIS. STEIB, 1, DAVID WILLIAM A funeral service tor David William Steib II. age 20, who died on September 3, 2000 will be on Thursday September 7, 2000 at at Family Funeral Care 13001 S. John Young Parkway.

Orlando. Burial will follow in Woodlawn Memorial Park. Visitation will be on Wednesday from 6 00-9 00PM at Family Funeral Care. Arrangements entrusted to FAMILY FUNERAL CARE HUNTER CRfK. 407-812-4200 WILKINS, MELVINV.

Visitation for Melvin V. Wilkins, 80, win be held Friday. September 8, 2000 6-8PM at ents, David Spencer, Margaret Spencer, both of Orlando; sisters, Monica fen EDGAR "PETE" UNGST0N DAILEY, Baldwin Fairchild Funeral Homes, Oaklawn JR, 84, Christy Lane, St Cloud, died ChapeL 5000 CR 46A. ntonVLiki i Mary, Wednesday, Aug. 30.

Mr. Dailey was a re- George, Veronica Hampton, both Orlando, Valerie Beaver, Longwood; brother, David Spencer, Kissim mee. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Homes- Pine Castle Chapel, Orlando, ri mvai sjrr thw wni uv iron mi aiwuaY, i September 9, 2000 at 11AM at Baldwin Fa tired service technician for Suburban Pro-child Oaklawn Chap In Neu of Flowers oon- pane Gas Co, Maltland. Bom in Atlanta, tributions to the First Baptist Church 69 lotta he moved to Central Florida In 1954. He St.

Franklin, NC. Melvin v. WiiWns, 80, San- was a member of Ashton Community lord died Sunday. September 3rd. He was a Cnurcn He was an Army veteran of World retired land surveyor and Flonda State Gov- Tr.m.

ernment employee. Bom New Haven, CT War II Survivors: daughter, M. Zoe Camp-he moved to the Central Florida area in bell, Doerun, sons, James Larry 1943. He was a deacon at the First Baptist both of Winter Garden; nine grandchll-Church of Sanford and a member ol Glen dren, two great grandchildren, Grissom Abbey -Old Men's Club1. Survivors: Melissa fjnt, Home and Crematory, Klsslm-Kenshalo of Gaithersburg, Maryland daugh- ter Craig Wilkins ol Orlando, FL, son; Laura mee- aaEK GENEVimDEVILBWestThird OAKLAWN CHAPEL, 5000 CR 46A, Sanford Street Sanford, died Sunday, Sept 3, of Please send your color brochure with prke list.

DOROTHY "D0TTIE" POPE KARNS, 83, 2A Sweetgum Drive, Orange City, died Tuesday, Sept 5, from complications of surgery. Mrs. tarns was a homemaker. She was bom in Sanford. She was past Mail coupon to: Orlando Lutheran Towers 300 E.

Church Street Orlando, a 32801 president of Woman Club of Sanford. Orlando Luthefan Towers Survivors: husband, Robert sister, Pope myocardial infarction. Mrs. DeVilbiss was Lake Mary, FL 32773 407-322-4263 Lanier, Sanford. Baldwin-Fairchild Oak lawn Park Chapel, Lake Mary, Name MYRTLE WETTLAUFER KOPP, 93, 990 IN LOVING MEWORY Of KELLY QALYAN We feel lucky to have known such a loving, understanding, and tree spirted mend.

The life lessons you taught continue to guide us on our mutual journey. While we reminisce we are seltishly iealous mat you now get to spread your warmth to others in heaven. We will cany your smile, continue your zest for life, and cherish your soul you under the stars! Briarwood Boulevard NE, Palm Bay, died Address City office manager of a trucking company. Bom In Chicago, she moved to Central Florida In 1966. She was Roman Catholic Survivors: husband, H.

Eugene; sons, Keith Andersen, Huber Heights, Ohio, Gary State Zip. Sunday, Sept 3. Mrs. Kopp was a home-maker. Bom in Rochester, N.Y, she moved to Central Florida In 1967.

She was a member of First Baptist Church of Melbourne. Survivors: son, Donald, Palm Phone. Bay; three grandchildren; five great Andersen, Artamonte Springs, Russell, St (Required for processing) JMRP Jij IN LOVING MEMOFtY OF MAD! WE WILL MISS YOU YOUR FRIENDS grandchildren. Brownlie Maxwell Fu- 4.