The Press Democrat from Santa Rosa, California • 17

Sunday, October 30, 1983 PRS? 17A iPeople Obituaries William Colby, who directed the CIA under two presidents, says he's "an old cold warrior" now committed to a nuclear freeze. Nuclear weapons are "unusable," the arms race is "unwinnable," unilateral restraint is "unworkable" and a world shadowed by the nuclear threat is "unlivable," Colby said at the University of Virginia on Friday night. People have become frustrated because of the failure of the SALT II discussions, Colby said. "Can't we come up with a simpler statement? Yes, let's just stop building new weapons." Colby said a nuclear freeze would be easier to monitor than a more-detailed arms limitation agreement. "We're interested not in a breach of contract suit, but in protecting our country and our future," he said.

Dolly's views on co-stars Entertainer Dolly Parton says actors Burt Reynolds and Sylvester Stallone are a lot different. "Burt is a laid back, good-ol'-boy type," the singer-actress said about her co-star in the movie "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas." "Sly is almost the opposite," she said. "He's a gutsy guy with a lot of drive. Sly is a high-energy person, a ball of fire when it comes to work. He never wants to stop; (he's) always interested in what is going on." Stallone and Parton are filming the movie "Rhinestone" in the Nashville, area.

Hatfield runs again She was active for many years in the Women's Home League of the Salvation Army. She is survived by a daughter, Phyllis Cyb, and a son, Leland Lindell, both of Santa Rosa, and by two grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. The service will be at 2 p.m. in the Santa Rosa Memorial Park chapel, followed by interment at Santa Rosa Memorial Park. Visitation will be from 9 a.m.

today to noon Monday at Lafferty Smith Colonial Chapel. Charles G. Johnson Service0 have been held for Charles Gifford Johnson, 64, Rohnert Park, a retired probation officer who died Friday in a Santa Rosa hospital. Johnson, a native of Minnesota and three-year county resident, worked for Sonoma County and the state of California before his retirement. He was a Navy veteran of World War II.

Johnson is survived by his wife, Avis Johnson, Rohnert Park; daughters, Sandra Shields and Wendy Johnson, Castro Valley; and sister, Arezelle Owens, Kansas City. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society. Funeral arrangements were made by the Neptune Society. Maxine H. Brown UKIAH Services for Maxine Harriett Brown, wife of former Mendocino County Assessor Webb Brown, were Saturday at Eversole Mortuary.

She died Wednesday at home in Potter Valley. A native of Upper Lake, she lived in Mendocino County most of her life and was a retired employee of the Savings Bank of Mendocino County. She was a member of the Potter Valley Methodist Church and Potter Valley Garden Club. She is survived by her husband; four children, Donna Morine, Idaho, Karen Linser, Arizona, Sandra Ford, Ukiah, and Lewis Brown, Potter Valley; a sister, Maryella Marty, San Rafael; 15 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Barbara L.

Osbourn UKIAH Services for Barbara Lee Osbourn, 39, were Friday at Zimmerman Mortuary. She died Tuesday at a Santa Rosa hospital following an illness. A native of Colorado, she lived in Ukiah for several years. She is survived by her husband, Lloyd Osbourn, Ukiah; two children, David and Donna Osbourn, Ukiah; her parents, Harry and Marjorie Jaynes, Colorado; two brothers, Richard and Steven Jaynes, Colorado; and a sister, Virginia Kean, Colorado. Interment was at Ukiah Cemetery.

streets, followed by interment at Santa Rosa Memorial Park. Visitation will be from noon Monday to to 11 a.m. Tuesday at Lafferty Smith Colonial Chapel, 4321 Sonoma Highway, Santa Rosa. Verna B. Ullstrom SEBASTOPOL Services for Verna Bell Ullstrom, 82, who died Thursday in a Sebastopol hospital, will be held at 1:30 p.m.

Monday at the Pollock Chapel of Pleasant Hill. Born in Nebraska, she was the daughter of the late Jacob Lampert, a member of the Nebraksa Legislature. She was a lifetime member of the Fremont, Order of Eastern Star. She came to Sebastopol 22 years ago. She had worked as a secretary for Homeowners Lumber Co.

She is survived by her daughters, Joyce Porro, Santa Rosa, and Jeanine Thompson, Sebastopol; her sister, Edna Trumbull, San Jose; and five grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Private inurnment will be at Pleasant Hill Cemetery. Donald L. McBride Services for Donald L. McBride, 45, who died Friday in a Santa Rosa hospital after a long illness, will be held at 9:30 a.m.

Tuesday at the Eggen Lance Mortuary followed by Mass at St. Eugene's Cathedral at 10 a.m. The Rosary will be recited at 7 p.m. Monday at the mortuary. Born in Orange, he came to Santa Rosa from Bakersfield seven years ago.

He was employed as a steel cutter for Electroscale, manufacturers of electronic weighing equipment. He is survived by his step-mother, Viola McBride, Sebastopol; his brother, John McBride, Santa Rosa; and a niece and nephews. Florence T. Campbell Services for for Florence T. Campbell, 73, who died Friday in a Santa Rosa hospital, will be held at 2 p.m.

today at Daniels Chapel of the Roses. Born in Illinois, she came to Santa Rosa 23 years ago. She was a member of Bethel Baptist Church and served many years as a volunteer at Driftwood Convalescent Hospital and was a member of the Santa Rosa Senior Center until heart surgery in May restricted her activity. She is survived by her husband, Oscar Campbell, Santa Rosa, and brothers and sisters, Ethel Stiebel, Mildred Lewis, and Fred, Ralph, Chad, and William Craycraft. Burial will be in Edwardsville, III.

Lillie E. Braden Services for Lillie Irene Braden, 85, will be Monday in Santa Rosa. She died Friday In a Santa Rosa hospital. Born in Eureka, she lived in California all of her life and in Sonoma County for 40 years. one great grandchild.

Inurnment was at Evergreen Memorial Gardens. Memorial contributions may be made to the Ukiah Hospice program. Paula J. Neustel UKIAH Services for Paula Jean Neustel, 34, and her son Lawrence Alexander Neustel, 1, both of Bethes-da, will be Monday at 1:30 p.m. at Faith Lutheran Church.

They were victims of a homicide last Monday in Bethesda. Paula Neustel was born in Oregon and lived in Ukiah for 15 years, graduating from Ukiah High School. She was a data processor. Lawrence Neustel was born in Washington, D.C. Paula Neustel is survived by her parents, Donald and Lois Neustel, Ukiah; three brothers, Dennis and Jim Neustel, both of Ukiah, and David Neustel, Manteca; and two sisters, Barbara Royval, San Diego, and Susan Watson, Maryland.

Interment will be at Ukiah Cemetery. Irene E. Jacobsen SEBASTOPOL Services for Irene Elmina Jacobsen, 76, who died Friday in a Sebastopol hospital after a long illness, will be held at 3 p.m. Monday at the Sebastopol Community Church. Born in Santa Rosa on Jan.

7, 1907, she was the daughter of the late Lona and Idy Harris Ketcham. Her late brothers were Cecil, Richard, and Paul Ketcham, and she was the wife of the late Richard Jacobsen. Irene Jacobsen lived in Sonoma County until 1942 when she moved to the Bay Area. She was a secretary and bookkeeper for the National Expansion Joint manufacturer of highway construction materials, for 40 years before retirement. She moved to Sebastopol in 1976.

She is survived by her daughter-in-law, Barbara Jacobsen, Sebastopol; her brother, Ronald V. Ketcham, Klamath Falls, and two grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Inurnment will be private under the direction of the Pleasant Hill Mortuary. Clara E. Sauls PETALUMA Services for Clara E.

Sauls, 74, will be held here Tuesday. She died Friday in a Novato hospital after a brief illness. A native of Georgia, she had lived in California since 1955 and in Petaluma for about 10 years. She is survived by her husband, James R. Sauls, Petaluma; her sons, Rudolph Sauls, Santa Rosa, and James Sauls III, San Rafael; a sister, Ollie Lyons, Texas, and by three grandchildren.

The service will be at 2 p.m. at First Southern Baptist Church, Vallejo and Sen. Mark Hatfield laid to rest rumors of his retirement by telling 500 cheering supporters that he will seek a fourth term next year. The announcement Friday had been eagerly awaited by Republicans, who were worried that Hatfield might retire and give Democrats a chance to win another seat in the Republican-controlled Senate. "Over the past year, I have struggled with the question of whether I should seek re-election," said Hatfield, 61.

"Remember that my occupation is one which involves tremendous egos in which too often there is an automatic presumption of running for re-election, in perpetuity." But Hatfield said he decided to run because he's gotten a "great deal of satisfaction" from serving there. Speculation that Hatfield might retire from the Senate had been prompted in part by reports that he had expressed interest in heading a national foundation or accepting a university presidency. William Lowrie A memorial service for William "Bill" Lowrie, 61, will be Wednesday in Santa Rosa. He died Wednesday in a Santa Rosa hospital after a long illness. A native of California, he lived in Sonoma County for 21 years.

He was with State Farm Insurance Company for 43 years, last serving as a data processing manager. He served in the Marine Corps during World War II. He is survived by his wife, Virginia Lowrie, Santa Rosa; his sons, Mark Lowrie, serving in the Navy aboard the battleship New Jersey, and John Lowrie, Santa Maria; a brother, Robert Lowrie, Richmond; his sisters, Bonnie Tarrant, Richmond; Vina Armas, Rohnert Park, and Vernal Fox, Vermont, and by a grandchild. The service will be at 9:30 a.m. at the Church of the Incarnation, 550 Mendocino followed by private inurnment at Santa Rosa Memorial Park.

Contributions are preferred to a favorite charity. Arrangements are under the direction of Daniels Chapel of the Roses. Joseph P. Miller The Rosary will be recited at 7 tonight at the Eggen Lance Mortuary for Joseph Peter Miller, 64, who died unexpectedly Thursday in a Santa Rosa hospital after suffering an aapparent heart attack. Services will be held at 9:15 a.m.

Monday at the mortuary followed by Mass at St. Eugene's Cathedral. Born in Chicago, he was a member of the Local 546 of the Meat Cutters Union and Croation Lodge 34, both in Chicago. He came to California in 1972 and lived in Novato a year before coming to Santa Rosa. He is survived by his wife, Vera Miller, Santa Rosa; his daughters, Linda V.

Friedeberg, Santa Rosa, and Marlene Cox, Novato; his brother, Steve Miller, Chicago; his sisters, Mathilda Miller and Mary Petrunick, Franklin Park, 111., and Ann Dunovich, San Diego; four grandchildlren and numerous nieces and nephews. Burial will be in Santa Rosa Memorial Park. John J. Smith UKIAH Services for John J. Smith, 76, were Saturday at St.

Mary of the Angels Church. He died Thursday at a Ukiah hospital. A native of Pennsylvania, he served in the U.S. Army and was a retired mechanic. He lived in Ukiah for seven years.

He is survived by his wife, Kathryn Smith, Ukiah; a son, Edward A. Smith, Florida; and a daughter, Lillian M. Long, Ukiah; 11 grandchildren and Emerson and Elsie McBride, step-son of Viola McBride of Sebastopol, uncle of Mane, Patrick and Michael McBnde, brother-in-law of Florence McBride of Santa Rosa, beloved friend and companion of Cathy Armani of Santa Rosa. A native of Orange age 45 years. Fnends are invited to meet at EGGEN a LANCE MORTUARY Tuesday, November 1, 1983 at 9 30 a.m.

thence to St Eugene a Cathedral where a Mass of Christian Bunal wi be celebrated commencing at 10:00 a Recitation of the Rosary wdl be Monday. October 31, 1983 at 7:00 pm at EGGEN ft LANCE MORTUARY. Interment Santa Rosa Memorial Park. Those dssinng may make memorial contributions to the American Cancer Society, 826 St Helena Santa Rosa. CA 95404.

MILLER In Santa Rosa. October 27. 1983, Joseph Peter Miner, dearly beloved husband of Vera Miller of Santa Rosa, loving father of Linda V. Friedeberg of Santa Rosa, Mariana Cos of Novato, loving brother of Steve Miker of Chicago. Mamsda Miner and Mary Petrunick.

both of Frankkn Parte. Ann Dunovich of San Diego, also survived by 4 grandchildren, and numerous nieces and nephews. A native of Chicago, age 64 years. Joseph was a member of the meat cutter union. Local $46 of Cfucaga and also a member Lodge No.

34 Friends are Recitation of the evening October at the ORTUARY. Invited to meet October 31, a at EGGEN Cathedral for a Bunal. Interment Memorial Park. SAULS In 1983, Clara wife of James Petaluma. Rudolph H.

Sauls and Jim R. Sauls dear sister of Burnett Texas, of Karen, Carry, A native of Georgia A member of Baptist Church Fnends are funeral services November 1. tram the First Church, VatofO Petaluma with officiating. Interment Santa Rosa Fnends may from Noon on 31. 1983 unM Tuesday at the SMITH COLONIAL 4321 Sonoma preferred, Classroom comedy Joking that "this is going to set education back 50 years," comedian Bob Hope says he'll accept a post at Southern Methodist University as a visiting professor of comedy.

Students cheered, waved pompons and threw confetti Friday as the 80-year-old Hope was appointed to the teaching position, in which he will hold periodic seminars in "The Creation of Comedy" for performing arts students in March. "The star, whose career has spanned vaudeville to television, said he was delighted with the opportunity, noting that it's impossible to teach a person to be funny but possible to nurture natural ability. "I think I'll be able to help young people," he said. "And comedy is an awful good way to make a living if it works." SMU President Donald Shields announced the appointment at a campus theater named for Hope, who was at the university to tape a segment of his Thanksgiving television show. Associated Press WILLIAM COLBY MAFFIA In Cotati, October 27, 1983, John Joseph Maffia.

adored father of John Joseph Maffia. Jr. of Cotati. Robert Charles Maffia of Cotati, Doreen Mane Maffia of Santa Rosa, loving brother of Edith Luzzi of Healdsburg, Stella Croon and Romeo Maffia, both of Cotati, also survived by one grandchild, Barbara Mama. A native of Bloomheld, age 64 years.

Friends are Invited to meet Monday, October 31. 1983 at 9 45 am. at the ANAL Y-0 LEAHY FUNERAL CHAPEL. 301 So. Mam Sebastopol (parking court on Petaluma Aval thence to St Sebastians Catholic Church, where a mass of Christian Bunal be celebrated, commencing at 10:30 a.m.

Rosary will be recited Sunday. October 30. 1983. at 7 30 pm at the ANALY-OLEARV FUNERAL CHAPEL Entombment Sebastopol Evergreen Lawn. Donations preferred tna memory to the St Sebastians Catholic Church of Sebastopol.

ULLSTROM tn Sebastopol October 27. 1983. Verna Bene Ullstrom. loving mother of Joyce Porro of Santa Rosa and Jean-nine Thompson of Sebastopol, beloved grandmother of Greg Thompson of Santa Rosa. Lor! Connolly of Minnesota.

Barton Thompson of Sebastopol. Teh McCartm of Sebastopol. and Scott Porro of Palo Alto. Also survived by her sister Edna Trumbul of San Jose, and greM-grandchedren. A native of Nebraska, age 62.

A ktenme member of the Fremont Nebraska Oder of the Eastern Star Mrs. LWstorrt father was a member of the Nebraska Legislature. Fnends are nvtted to attend memorial servtcae on Monday October 31. 1983. at 1 30 pm the Poftx Chapel of PLEASANT HILL, Sebastopol.

weft the Reverend Eugene Nelson orfoaang. PnvateVurnrnent Pleasant Hal Cemetery. eK8RtO In Santa Rosa. October 28. 1983.

Donald McBnde. toning brother of John McBnde of Santa Rosa, loving son of the lata Funeral Notices spiritual bouquets and donations received durma the passing of our loved one And a very special thank you to the Larktiekt Fire Dept. Paramedics and all the Priests of St Rose Cmohc Church. The Farmty of Lome A. Gianok Mrs.

Eugenie Gianok Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Gianok and Mr. and Mrs.

Terry J. (Paulette) Carrok memory may made to the bwMmg fund of the First Southern Baptist Church of Petaluma, 629 E. Street Petaluma. CA 94952. CARD OP THANKS We with to express our heartfelt appreciation lor the many acts of kindness, cards, floral offerings.

of tha Croation of Chicago. invited to attend a Rosary, Sunday 30. 1983 at 7 00 EGGEN 6 LANCE Friends are also on Monday morning 1983. at 915 LANCE MORTUARY to St. Eugene's Mass of Christian Santa Rosa Novato, October 28, Euraa Sauls, loving R.

Saul of beloved mother of of Santa Rosa HI of San Rafael, OHie Lyons of dear grandmother and Becky Sauls. age 74 year. the First Southern of Petaluma. invited to attend on Tuesday, 1983. at 2 00 m.

Southern Baptist. and Streets. Pastor Bob Carrol wik follow at Memorial Park. cat for visitation Monday, October 1100 am on LAFFERTY 4 CHAPEL. Santa Rosa, donation her DANIELS CHAPEL OF THE ROSES, with the Rev.

David Beck with officiating. Interment at Sunset Hid Cemetery, Edwardsville, HI. Those rJestnng may make donations to tha American Heart Association. EMPEV In San Rataei, October 25. 1983, Harry C.

Empey adored husband of Ella Empey of Santa Rosa, loving father of William Empey and Suzanne MasoionnJ both of Petaluma, Ronald Empey of San Francisco, Beverly Empey of Salt Lake City and Ann Cannon of La Canada, son of Mary Belle Empey of Salt Lake City, brother of Claude Empey of South Gate, Clair Empey. Betsy West and Alice Fisher all of Salt Lake City. Also survived by 7 grandchildren. A native of Utah age 66 years. Fnends are invited to attend funeral services Monday, October 31.

1983. at 100 pm. at tha Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 1780 Yulupa Avenue. Interment Salt Lake Cemetery. Fnends may pay their respects at EGGEN a LANCE MORTUAf untt 11:00 am.

Monday. LOWRIE tn Santa Rosa. October 26. 1983. Wam (Bit) Lowrie, beloved husband of Virginia Lowne of Santa Rosa, Loving father of Mark Lowrie, USN aboard the New Jersey, John Lowne of Santa Mane, dearest brother of Robert Lowrie and Bonnie Tarrant, both of Richmond, Vina Armas of Rohnert Park.

Vernal Fox of Vermont also survived by 1 grander), Matthew Lowne and a daughter-evlaw Susan Lowne, and numerous nieces and nephews. A native of Cakfoma. age 61 rears A member ol Ihe Episcopal Church, and a Veteran of World War S. Marines. Friends are twited to attend a Memorial Service Wednesday.

November 2. 1983 at 930 a at the Church of tha Incarnation. 560 Mendocino Ave, with Reverend f. Aian Papwortfi Rector, ortoat-fna Prtvass inurnment Santa Rosa "Separation is a sorrow felt most in solitude" WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING SERVICE FOR PEOPLE IN OUR COMMUNITY WHO SUFFER A LOSS THROUGH DEATH. "PATHWAYS THROUGH BEREAVEMENT" A GROUP SUPPORT SYSTEM IN WHICH FEELINGS AND EXPERIENCES ARE SHARED-AND THE ROADS TO HEALING EXPLORED.

Fall Sessions Begins Monday, Oct. 17 IN OUR MAIN BUILDING NO CHARGE JACOBSEN In Sebastopol, October 28. 1983, Iran Elmina Jacob- en, loving wife of the lata Richard Jacobsen. devoted mother of tha lata Richard C. Jacob- tan, mother-m-law of Barbara Jacobsen of Sebastopol.

sister of Ronald V. Ketcham of Klamath Fairs. Oregon, preceded In death by her brothers Cecf, Richard, and Paul Ketcham, beloved Jrendmother of Michael Scott cobsen and Cynthia Ann McCam. both of Santa Rosa Also survived by 4 great-grandchildren. A native of Santa Rosa, age 76 years.

A resident of tha Bay Area from 1942-1976. Fnends ere Invited to attend Memorial Services on Monday. October 31, 1983, at 3 00 p.m. at the Sebastopol Community Church, Reverend Eugene Nelson officiating. Private inurnment Arrangements and services under the direction of PLEASANT HILL Sebastopol.

Memorial oontribu-Bons to your favorite charity preferred. BRADEN In Santa Rosa. October 28, 1983, Le Irene Braden, loving mother of PftyHis Cyb end Lelend Imdel both of Santa Rosa, also survived by 2 grandchildren end 4 great grandchildren. A native Of Eureka age 85 years. A member of the Women Home League (Salvation Army) and church affiliation the Salva-on Army.

Friends are invited to attend funeral services on Monday, October 31. 1983. at 2 00pm. at the Santa Rosa Memorial Park Chapel, comer of Poppy and Frankkn Dr Santa Rosa with Mawr John Can of tie Salvation Army otto-anna Interment Santa Rosa Memorial Park. Friends may eel for visitation from 900 a m.

on Sunday. October 30. 1983 unM 12 Noon on Monday at the LAFFERTY A SMITH COLONIAL CHAPEL, 4321 Sonoma Hwv. Santa Rosa. preferred, donations her memory may be made to your favor charity.

CAMPBELL Santa Rosa. October 28. 1983. Florence T. 20 OFF NOW! SPECIAL OFFER BURIAL PLOTS BEFORE-NEED PLAN NOW FOR FUTURE NEED LAWN CRAVES GARDEN OF PEACE $252.00 VETERANS LAWN $196.00 OAKLAWN SHILOH $164.00 ENDOWMENT CUt OF POSIT EACH GMVE S4S0O Terms aumtie.

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SaMa flees. I Lrjr CODDINGTOWN FLORIST ft Because you care, send flowers. Memorial Park. Memorials have bean suggested by the ferrety to our favorite chanty. Arrangements by DANIELS CHAPEL Of THE ROSES.

1226 Sonoma Ave. mm Santa Rosa Monuments, Inc. Cempbot, loving ante of Oscar CampOea of Santa Rosa, adored enter of Ethel Stiebel. Mwtred Lama. Fred.

Ralph. Chad, and Wmm Craycrefl srster-eview of Arthur. Edgar, and Rom Camp-bet, and Armabeae Cenwet A native of Nmoex age 73 years. Fnends am turned to attend serve Sunday. October 30.

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