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Orlando Sentinel: PRODUCT: OS DESK: LOC DATE: 12-18-2002 EDITION: FLA ZONE: FLA PAGE: B6.0 DEADLINE: 21.30 OP: rmccrory COMPOSETIME: 23.06 CMYK B6 Orlando Sentinel WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2002 Obituaries, Services, Memorials DEATHS Florist Mamie Blair Shaw played piano, made clothes for daughter Placing An Obituary Notice Obituary notices are taken daily between 8:30 a.m. 3:30 p.m. for the next day's publication. Photo notices must be submitted by 2:30 p.m. To place your notice, call 407-420-6006.

In Lake County, call 352-742-5900. Orlando Sentinel KOEHLER, FREDERICK DONALD, 74, of Titusville, who was born 92228 died on 121502. Formerly of Warren, NJ. Exceptional husband, father, and grandfather. Mr.

Koehler was a retired United Airlines Captain. Prior to that he had flown in the United States Navy and was a member of the Flying Midshipman's Association. He enjoyed a life filled with many sporting activities, lots of great jokes and cheer. He will be missed by his many friends and his wife Claudia; son Kurt; daughter Kate and their families. A Memorial Service will be held at 2PM Thursday at the 1st Presbyterian Church in Titusville.

North Brevard Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements. Garden. In 1959, she was part of a small group that helped form the Windermere Baptist Chapel. The mission chapel later was chartered as First Baptist Church of Windermere. Shaw and her late husband, Jessie Lawton Shaw, later retired to the mountains in northeast Georgia where they farmed vegetables and fruit.

They later moved to Alabama and, in 1991, returned to Windermere. She is also survived by eight grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; one great-great-granddaughter. Arrangements are be handled by Woodlawn Funeral Home in Gotha. Joseph Rassel can be reached at jrasselorlandosentinel.com or 407-772-8035. lented seamstress, her daughter said.

"She made all my clothes when I was a girl," Hurley said. "She said that creating flower arrangements was like creating girl's clothes." Shaw loved music and playing the piano for several churches. "She didn't think she played very well, but if they needed a piano player, she would do it. We grew up singing around the piano with her playing," Hurley said. "We didn't have television in those days, and that was our entertainment." In the early 1950s, she established Shaw's Florist in Winter Garden, which is still in business today, under new ownership.

She was a member of the First Baptist Church of Winter By JOSEPH RASSEL SENTINEL STAFF WRITER Creative and competitive, Mamie Blair Shaw participated in sports and loved to be involved in multiple activities. She played piano, arranged flowers, sewed clothes and, at 5-foot-10, was a star basketball player when she attended Ocoee High School in the early 1920s. Shaw of Windermere died Sunday. She was 96. Born near Goodwater, she moved to the Ocala area around 1916 and to the Ocoee area around 1920.

"She loved basketball," her daughter, Sue Hurley of Windermere, said. "She was competitive and loved to participate in things." She was creative in most things she tried and was a ta FLANAGIN, AVERY age 68, of Plymouth, FL, passed away Monday, December 16, 2002. Born in Parkin, AR. Mr. Flanagin was a welder in the farming industry.

He served in the U.S. Air Force. He is survived by his wife, Willie Mae Flanagin; children, Sabrina Cardoza of Plymouth, FL and Debra Hickman of Leesburg, FL; grandchildren, Gina Hickman, Amber Hickman, Tony Cardoza and A.J. Cardoza. Visitation will be today Wednesday, December 18th from 6-8PM.

Service will be held at 10AM Thursday, December 19th at the Loomis Family Funeral Home Chapel with John Grinnell officiating. Services entrusted to Loomis Family Funeral Home, Apopka. 407-880-1007. www.loomisfuneralhome.com JORDAN, JOHN EDWARD, 59, of Orlando, much beloved husband, father, and grandfather passed away Saturday, December 14, 2002. He was born in Bellbrook, OH.

He was employed by Wackenhut. He was a proud Veteran of the United States Air Force. Mr. Jordan is survived by his wife of 30 years, Shirley; sister, Barbara Farmer; brother, James Jordan, both of Ohio; stepson, Michael Evans of Altamonte Springs; stepdaughter, Maureen LaFleur of Orlando; eight grandchildren; and one great granddaughter. A Memorial Service will be held on Saturday, December 21st at 10AM at the Pine Castle Chapel of the Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Homes, 5800 Hansel Avenue, Orlando, FL 32809, 407-855-5800.

Please sign and view the family guest book at www.baldwinfairchildfuneral.com SNYDERBURN, HELEN MARIE, 78, of Tavares died Monday. She was born in Niles, Ohio and moved to Tavares in 1972 from Miami. She was a member of St. Mary of the Lakes Catholic Church of Eustis and a retired Medical Technologist for Florida HospitalWaterman of Eustis. She is survived by her husband, Donald; Sons, Philip of Longwood; David of Savannah, GA; and Ralph of Pensa-cola; five grandchildren and one great grandchild.

Funeral Services will be held from the Eustis Chapel of Hamlin Hilbish Funeral Directors on Saturday at 10AM with Deacon Frank McDonald officiating. Burial will be private in Florida National Cemetery of Bushnell. HAMLIN HILBISH FUNERAL DIRECTORS of Eustis in charge of arrangements. 352-357-4193 VANDER WIELE, LAWRENCE 69, of Grand Island, died on Sunday. He was born in Patterson, New Jersey and moved to Grand Island from Deerfield Beach in 1991.

He was a Master Electrician and attended the First Baptist Church of Eustis. He is survived by his wife, Ruth; Sons, Bruce of Boca Raton, FL; David of Palm City, FL and Mark Vander Wiele of Austin, TX; Daughter, Susan Feldmann of Boca Raton; Brothers, George, John and Ken Vander Wiele; Sister, Lillian Watson and Five Grandchildren. A Memorial Service will be held from the Eustis Chapel of Hamlin Hilbish Funeral Directors on Thursday at 2PM with Reverend William E. Boyd officiating. In lieu of flowers the family requests that memorials be directed to the American Cancer Society.

HAMLIN HILBISH FUNERAL DIRECTORS of Eustis in charge of arrangements. 352-357-4193 Deaths I Central Florida BREVARD Kissimmee, died Friday. Family Funeral Care, Hunter's Creek. VERLA L. VIRDEN, 76, Kissimmee, died Tuesday.

Osceola Memory Gardens Cemetery, Funeral Home Crematory, Kissimmee. SEMINOLE PASQUALE JOSEPH ALBA, 81, Palm Bay, died Friday. Palm Bay Funeral Home. ELIZABETH THRASH BRADY, 95, TitUS-ville, died Monday. Brevard Memorial Funeral Home, Cocoa.

AGNES BROWN, 90, Mims, died Tuesday. North Brevard Funeral Home, Titus-ville. GERALD V. KASTING, 70, Melbourne, died Saturday. South Brevard Funeral Home, Melbourne.

FREDERICK DONALD KOEHLER, 74, Ti-tusville, died Sunday. North Brevard Funeral Home.Titusville. LOIS MADDOX, 74, Melbourne, died Tuesday. Brownlie-Maxwell Funeral Home, Melbourne. ROSCOE M.

MEYERS, 77, Melbourne Beach, died Sunday. South Brevard Funeral Home, Melbourne. ADRIENNE A. SEIB, 85, Melbourne, died Tuesday. Brownlie-Maxwell Funeral Home, Melbourne.

JOHN R. SPEARS, 58, Merritt Island, died Saturday. East Coast Cremation, Rockledge. MARK ALLEN COMLY, 38, Lake Mary, died Saturday. Baldauff Family Funeral Home, Orange City.

WILLIAM JOHN HICKMAN, 54, Winter Springs, died Saturday. Banfield Funeral Home, Winter Springs. JACQUELINE B. HICKOK, 87, Alta-monte Springs, died Dec. 10.

Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Altamonte Chapel. MOLLY BRUNER RIGGS, 21, Long-wood, died Sunday. Loomis Funeral Home, Apopka. LONNIE ROBBINS, 62, Altamonte Springs, died Saturday. Golden's Funeral Home, Winter Park.

KENNETH E. WITHERS, 72, Fern Park, died Sunday. Tri-County Cremation Service, Longwood. BRITTON A. FIELDUS, 87, Orlando, died Monday.

Woodlawn Funeral Home, Gotha. AVERY T. FLANAGIN, 68, Plymouth, died Monday. Loomis Funeral Home, Apopka. JESUS GONZALEZ GONZALEZ, 70, Orlando, died Tuesday.

A Sunset Cremation Service, Orlando. JUNIOR A. GROGG, 73, Orlando, died Sunday. Collison Carey Hand Funeral Home, Winter Garden. BEVERLY L.

LACROIX, 74, Orlando, died Monday. A Community Funeral Home Cremation Service, Pine Castle Chapel. MELBA LANG, 85, Apopka, died Monday. Marvin C. Zanders Funeral Home, Apopka.

CHARLES EDWARD LANIER 76, Orlando, died Monday. A Community Funeral Home Cremation Service, Pine Castle Chapel. john s. Mcelroy, 93, Orlando, died Saturday. National Cremation Society, Beacon Chapter.

CAROLINA NORRIS, 61, Orlando, died Dec. 10. Gail Wynn's Mortuary, Orlando. MARCELO RODRIGUEZ, 80, Orlando, died Monday. Newcomer Family Funeral Home, East Orlando Chapel.

ERNEST E. SAYLOR, 89, Winter Garden, died Monday. Woodlawn Funeral Home, Gotha. LEE R. SMITH, 70, Orlando, died Tuesday.

A Sunset Cremation Service, Orlando. SAMUEL P. SPURR 75, Orlando, died Monday. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Ivanhoe Chapel. WILLIAM LEE STACKS, 71, Orlando, died Monday.

Dove Funeral Chapel Crematory, Orlando. VOLUSIA LAKE BRAGG, MARGARET ELIZABETH (DURBIN), 82, of Point Pleasant, WV, died Sunday evening, December 15, 2002, at Pleasant Valley Nursing Rehabilitation, in Point Pleasant, WV. She resided in Point Pleasant until 1989 and moved to Clermont, Florida. She returned to Point Pleasant April 1999. She was a member of the First Church of the Nazarene, in Point Pleasant, she was a 1938 graduate of Point Pleasant High School.

Born May 2, 1920 in Point Pleasant, WV, she was a daughter of the late Griff F. and Mabel L. (Smith) Durbin. In addition to her parents, she was also preceded in death by her husband, James Morris Bragg, whom she married April 16, 1939; by 2 brothers, Griff Durbin, Jr. and an infant brother, Billy Durbin.

She is survived by 4 sons: James M. Bragg, Michael Bragg and Larry Bragg, all of Point Pleasant, WV and Steve Bragg of Clermont, Florida. 2 sisters: Patricia Soladean of Inverness, Florida and Helena Fulton of Gallipolois, Ohio. 3 brothers: James and Tom Durbin, both of Ravenswood, WV Robert Durbin of Charleston, WV. 7 grandchildren and 15 greatgrandchildren.

Funeral Service was held at 11AM, Tuesday, December 17, 2002, at the Crow-Hussell Funeral Home, Point Pleasant, WV, with Rev. Agnes Beard and Rev. Bob Fulton officiating. Burial followed in Lone Oak Cemetery, Point Pleasant, WV. Visition was held at the funeral home one hour prior to the funeral service.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Pleasant Valley Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Sand Hill Road, Point Pleasant, WV 25550. DREW, LLOYD ARTHUR, 90, passed away on December 15, 2002, at his residence in Mount Dora, Florida. Mr. Drew was a native of Flint, Michigan, coming to Mount Dora in 1955. He was a cabinet maker.

He was a Seventh Day Adventist. He is survi-vored by his wife of 65 years, Jennie (Leone) Drew; Daughter, Patricia Diane Emde and son in law, Mark Erode of Dallas, South Dakota; Sister, Lucile Gorton of Leesburg, Florida; Grand daughter, Lucinda Lang of Purta Gorda, Florida; grand son, Bradford Emde of Mohawk, Tennessee; Great grand daughter Katie Jane Emde of Mohawk, Tennessee; and numerous nieces and nephews. MOODY, SANNIE MERLENE, 77, of Umatilla, Florida, passed away Sunday, December 15, 2002. Born in Opp, Alabama on September 13, 1925. She lived in Apopka, Florida for 51 years before moving to Umatilla.

Ms. Moody is survived by her brother, James A. Moody of Umatilla, sisters, Myra Thompson Barbara Broxton, both of Umatilla and Mary Linda Morris of Zephyrhills, FL. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday, December 18, 2002 at 1PM at the Apopka Chapel. Interment will follow at Highland Memory Gardens.

Visitation for friends will be held prior to the service from Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Apopka Chapel, 601 N. Park Ave, Apopka, FL 407-886-1461 www.baldwinfairchildfuneral.com SHAW, MAMIE BLAIR, ESTABLISHED SHAW'S FLORIST IN WINTER GARDEN IN THE EARLY FIFTIES. Mamie Blair Shaw, age 96, of Windermere, FL, died on Sunday, December 15, 2002. She was the eighth of ten children born to Robert and Eva Garrett Blair, and the last to survive. She was born near Goodwater, Alabama on September 23, 1906.

The family moved to the Ocala area around 1916 and to the Ocoee area around 1920, where her father was superintendent for the large operation of Maguire Farms, where Maguire Road now lies. While a student at Ocoee High School she was star basketball player. At age seventeen she married Jessie Lawton Shaw, a young welldriller on the Maguire Farms property. They were married for 72 years until Lawton's death in 1994. They were blessed with two children, Harold Lawton, who preceded her in death in 1999 and Sue Shaw Hurley of Windermere.

She was also preceded in death by her daughter-in-law, Virginia Morgan Shaw of Atlanta. Mamie became a Christian in her mid-twenties and was baptised in Starke Lake in Ocoee, becoming a member of the First Baptist Church in Winter Garden under Dr. D. F. Sebastian.

In 1959 she became part a small group who helped form the Windermere Baptist Chapel, a mission sponsored by the First Baptist Church of Winter Garden, and later chartered as First Baptist Church of Windermere. Mamie filled many roles in her long life and often freely expressed her love of work, accomplishment and her gratefulness for her blessings. She was an excellent cook, talented seamstress, creative homemaker, loved music, played the piano, grew things and her all time favorite, creating floral designs. In the early fifties she started Shaw's Florist in Winter Garden which is still in business today. She was also active in Eastern Star during this time period.

Mamie and Law-ton retired to the mountains of northeast Georgia (Clayton), where they farmed, raising wonderful vegetables and fruit and enjoyed their children and families. In their seventies and eighties they renovated an old farm house in Geneva County, Alabama and moved there to escape the cold winters of north Georgia and to be closer to family. Eleven years ago, when Lawton was 91, they returned to Windermere. In addition to her daughter, Sue (Warren) Hurley of Windermere. Mamie is survived by Harold's widow, Dot Hull Shaw and Shaw grandchildren, Gordon (Peggy), Bill (Denise), Mary (David) and Hal II (Mary Jane), and great grandchildren Gordon Jr.

(Melissa), Morgan, Brandon, Clayton, Justin, Taylor, Blair, Jon, Jeff, Beth Corey and Hurley grandchildren Michael (Patti), Casey (Kara), Sally (Scott) and James (Karole), great grandchildren Lynn (Rob), Nathan, Parker and Samuel, great-great grandchild Grace, and several nieces, nephews and cousins. Graveside services will be held Thursday at Woodlawn Memorial Park for family and friends. Funeral services entrusted by: Woodlawn Memorial Park Funeral Home, 400 Woodlawn Cemetery Road, Gotha, FL 34734. 407-293-1361 HENRY COLKET BENSON, 79, Daytona Beach, died Sunday. Alavon Direct Cremation Service, South Daytona.

I. RUSSELL CLARK, 81, DeLand, died Monday. Allen-Summerhill Funeral Home, DeLand. FLOYD LEON COKER, 73, Deltona, died Tuesday. Deltona Memorial Funeral Home, Orange City.

GRACE MARGARET GERBER, 86, Orange City, died Monday. Baldauff Family Funeral Home, Orange City. GEORGE L. HARPE, 91, DeLand, died Monday. Tri-Count Cremation Service, South Daytona.

PHILLIP J. HLADKY, 56, Daytona Beach, died Monday. Tri-County cremation Service, South Daytona. PEGGY CHARLENE CLINKENBEARD, 68, Eustis, died Tuesday. National Cremation Society, Fruitland Park.

CAROLYN JEAN COSSON GERLITZKI, 55, Fruitland Park, died Tuesday. Beyers Funeral Home, Leesburg. WILLIAM L. HICKS 54, Mount Dora, died Saturday. Central Florida Direct Cremation Service, Orlando.

HELEN MARIE SNYDERBURN, 78, Ta-vares, died Monday. Hamlin Hilbish Funeral Directors, Eustis. ROBERT D. STONE, 70, Sorrento, died Monday. Hamlin Hilbish Funeral Directors, Eustis.

LEITH STANLEY TRAINUM 55, Leesburg, died Monday. National Cremation Society, Fruitland Park. CLOTEE LOUISE WHITE, 68, Mount Dora, died Monday. Marvin C. Zanders Funeral Home, Apopka.

ALLV0RD, JEAN 91, of Orlando, died on Wednesday, December 11, 2002. She was born in Toledo, Ohio and moved to Lakewood, Ohio as a child. She moved to Orlando 30 years ago from Westlake, Ohio. She was a member of the Kirkman Road Methodist Church. She was a home-maker as well as a buyer in the retail field of ladies ready-to-wear.

Her husband, Walter E. Allvord, died 25 years ago. She is survived by her two sons Daniel R. Allvord of Orlando and Walter H. of Texas; seven grandchildren and many great-grandchildren.

Graveside services will be conducted by Reverend Dan Baker Friday, December 20 at 2PM at Woodlawn Memorial Park. Services entrusted to Woodlawn Funeral Home, Orlando, FL. 407-293-1361 FIELDUS, D.D.S., BRITTON age 87, of Orlando passed away on December 16, 2002. Dr. Fieldus moved to Orlando in 1957 and began his practice as an Oral Surgeon before he retired after 30 years of service to his patients.

Dr. Fieldus served in the U.S. Army Dental Corps during the Korean Conflict. He was a Life Member of the University Club and co-founded the Children's Clinic. Dr.

Fieldus is survived by his wife, Ina M. Fieldus; two daughters, Kathryn Chafin and her husband Lynn, and Linda Donegan and her husband, Dennis; a brother, Clarence F. Fieldus; one sister, Milly Wisner; and two granddaughters, Tamara and Maria. Private family services will be held at a later date. Arrangements by WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME, Orlando, FL.

407-293-1361 MILLER, MILDRED B. 86, of Orlando passed away Monday Dec. 9, 2002. Mildred was a resident of Mariner's at Hunter's Creek in Orlando. A Memorial service for her will be held on Friday Dec.

20, 2002, 2PM, at Mariner's at Hunter's Creek, 14155 Town Loop Orlando, FL. 32837. Survived by two son's, Ira and Robert Miller, both of Clermont, FL. OSCEOLA PERKINS, PHILLIP NEAL, 82, of Orlando, passed away Saturday December 14, 2002 surrounded by family. Phil was born January 24, 1920 in Roebuck, Alabama.

He was a WWII veteran receiving a theater ribbon with three bronze stars for his participation in campaigns in Italy and North Africa, where he qualified for the Purple Heart After the War, he attended Auburn and graduated from Samford receiving a degree in Accounting. He obtained a CPA license and served a varied and Odyssean, professional life ranging from service with the IRS to a nine year stint in Vietnam and a nine year stay in Saudi Arabia. He retired in 1984 as Comptroller for the multinational firm of Avco-Dal-lah. In retirement he was an avid golfer and loved his Auburn Tigers. He was truly beloved by family and friends and will be sorely missed.

Phil is survived by his wife, Thi Kim Perkins, sister Julia Moor-head of Jacksonville, FL, daughters Phyllis French of Douglasville, GA; Donna Perkins Wylie of Monroe, WA; Catherine Pate of Winston, GA; and sons Curtis Perkins of Helena, AL; Stephen Perkins of Melbourne, FL; Kevin Perkins of Hopkinton, MA; and Neal Perkins of Orlando. Twelve grandchildren and one great grandchild also survive him. The family will receive friends on Dec. 19 at 4:00 pm at Baldwin-Fairchild Pine Castle Chapel. The funeral service will be at 12:00 pm on Dec.

20 at St. Mary of the Angels Episcopal Church. The entombment will be at Chapel Hill Cemetery. Flowers andor a memorial contribution may be sent. If flowers are sent please send to the Pine Castle Chapel.

A memorial contribution may be sent in his name to Anzio Beachhead Veterans of WWII, (www.anzioveter-ans.com). Please sign and view the family guest book at www.baldwinfairchildfuneral.com OUT OF AREA CRYSTAL D. GOLDEN, 1 2, Kissimmee, died Friday. Conrad and Thompson Funeral Home, Kissimmee. WILLIAM L.

GOLDEN 35, Kissimmee, died Friday. Conrad and Thompson Funeral Home, Kissimmee. WILMA S. LAVENTURE, 79, St. Cloud, died Sunday.

Grissom Funeral Home Crematory, Kissimmee. ROSA OSORIO, 87, St. Cloud, died Monday. Family Funeral Care, Hunter's Creek. JEFFREY L.

PILARSKI, 55, Kissimmee, died Dec. 4. Conrad and Thompson Funeral Home, Kissimmee. EDISSON LEONARDO TOTAITIVE, 4, ORANGE MILDRED P. HODGES, 87, Henderson, died Monday.

Benton-Glunt Funeral Home, Henderson, Ky. ELSIE G. ROUSE, 80, Jacksonville, died Tuesday. Grissom Funeral Home Crematory, Kissimmee. HENRY WILTON, 76, Davenport, died Monday.

Grissom Funeral Home Crematory, Kissimmee. PAUL A. BEHR, 73, Orlando, died Saturday. Woodlawn Funeral Home, Gotha. JO ANN BRYANT, 48, Apopka, died Wednesday.

Marvin C. Zanders Funeral Home, Apopka. Charges filed in drug-ring case reminiscent of '80s cocaine wars View obituaries online at OrlandoSentinel.com, click on Announcements, Click on Obituaries. Share a memory. Go to OrlandoSentinel.com Click on Announcements.

Click on Obituaries. Federal indictments against 17 Bahamian and U.S. citizens stem from Florida raids. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS MIAMI Seventeen Bahamian and U.S. citizens were charged Tuesday with being part of an international drug ring authorities say looks like something out of South Florida's 1980s cocaine wars.

The federal indictments stemmed from the Nov. 13 raid on a boat docked behind a waterfront home in wealthy Lighthouse Point, north of Fort Lauderdale. Agents seized 771 pounds of cocaine worth an estimated $35 million. "This is something we used to see in the Keys in the '80s," DEA Special Agent Joe Kilmer told the South Florida Sun-Sentinel. "Guys were coming into houses, bringing their boats in and everyone was used to seeing them coming and going.

Who's going to think anything of it?" The cocaine was shipped out of Colombia into Jamaica, then moved to the Bahamas and finally to Lighthouse Point, said Jacqueline Becer-ra, spokeswoman for the U.S. Attorney's Office. Six of the indicted were arrested in the Lighthouse Point raid and several others have been arrested since, with five more defendants taken into custody Monday in the Bahamas awaiting extradition to the United States. Becerra said she did not have exact numbers on the nationalities of the defendants. "Over 10 of them are Bahamian.

We know there are at least four U.S. citizens involved," she said. Only one of those indicted, Shervin Emmanuel, was still being sought and thought to be in Jamaica. She said she was not aware any of those charged were from other nations. The same day authorities raided the home in Lighthouse Point, they staged a second raid on a house in northwest Broward County town of Coral Springs, seizing 44 more pounds of cocaine and arresting the woman who was renting the house.

The government is seeking forfeiture of approximately $100,000 in cash, a 42-foot sailboat, a 4412-foot sport fishing boat and the $500,000 waterfront property on the Intracoastal Waterway in Lighthouse Point. The indictments in the case dubbed "Operation Bluewater" were announced by officials of Miami's U.S. Attorney's Office, the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration and Paul Farquhar-son, commissioner of the Royal Bahamas Police Force. Celebrate a Life.

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