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Lincoln Journal Star Tuesday, June 4. 1996 RECORDS 4B Baby sittersBruises increased before death, sitter says Record NUPark'Only the beginning' Continued from Page 1 McDowell- said. The packets will continue to be mailed to faculty and students until a higher percentage opt to use the system McDowell said he believes NU-Park is only the beginning. He envisions expanding the system to one day serve all UNL motorists whether they are renewing a permit or requesting one for the first time. Credit cards or payroll deduction for faculty and staff are options for paying.

or her boyfriend had ever hurt the boy. Tucker said Gugat said "no" and appeared to be questioning how the child had died. The day Sean died, Tucker said, Gugat told her she thought Sean had died from a heart problem because doctors had told her he had a minor heart problem. Then at the funeral home the next day. Tucker rsaid, Gugat told her Sean had talked about a dog when he woke up sweating and complaining of stomach pain at 2 a.m.the morning he died.

Gugat told Tucker the baby sitter's dog had jumped on Sean before he died. Later, during a telephone call from jail, Gugat told Tucker she couldn't believe the police wouldn't accept that someone had come into Sean's room in the middle of the night and killed him. Tucker said Gugat told her a neighbor had reported a prowler in the alley behind her house the night Sean died. Lancaster County Attorney Gary Lacey said earlier that Sean died of multiple blunt force or trauma to the stomach. The autopsy revealed the child died of peritonitis, which is an inflammation of the membrane that lines the wall of the abdomen and covers the abdominal organs.

Continued from Page 1 friend, she said. Tucker said the bruises and signs of abuse had increased in the VA months to two months before Sean died. Tucker was Sean's baby sitter for about a year, until May 1995. After that, Tucker said, Sean continued to spend most weekends, holidays and vacations with her family. Tucker testified that a Child Protective Services worker told her Sean would be taken away from Gugat if he was bruised anymore.

Tucker testified that she asked Gugat the day after Sean died if she Obituaries Hansen, Mark 40, Cheney. One year pn baton. Harrison, Bi 22. 3626 St. Paul Ave.

Seven days jii. six months license suspension, $200. Kuhvieki, Bradley 20, 2909 S. 13th St. One year probation.

Longoria. Arthur HI. 43, 400 W. Burt St. 15 months probation.

Marshalla, Lance 39, 4001 N. 71st St One year probation. Nichols, Todd 20, Geneva. One year probation. Nicholson, Rodney 39.

2730 St. Eight days jail, six months license suspension, $200. Painter, Scott 32, 1231 S. 14th St two cases. 15 days jal, six months license susper)-sion.

$500. Rosenthal, Ryan 24, Humphrey. One year probation. Scheffert, Dawn 37. 421 5 St.

One year probation. Sperling, Ransom 33, 2125 N.W. 49th St. One year probation. Williams, James, 26.

654 N. 35th St. 10 days jail, six months license suspension, $350. WoKord, Allan 43, Henderson. Seven days jail, six months license suspension, $500.

Yeeckley, Karl 60. 635 N. 28th third offense. 340 days jail, 15 years license suspension, $500. Driving Under Suspension Gresar, Phillip 36.

5030 Locust St. One year probation. McKinney, Jason. 18. 1320 N.

20th St. Six months probation. Munn, Dorothy, 22. 1123 No. 3.

One year license suspension, $100 Rub lee, Mark 33. 2301 Park two cases. 10 days jail, one year license $600. Probation Revocation Hearing Babbitt, Anthony 21, Omaha, original charge, third-degree assault. 30 days jail.

James, 48. 6320 N. 27th original charge, driving while intoxicated. 10 days jail, six months license suspension. $200.

Mulloy, Marc 40, 2606 N. Third original charge, third-degree assault. $500. Wimes, Lori 31, 3000 original charge, driving while intoxicated Seven days jail, six months license suspension, $200. Assault i Fick, Shawn.

22. 910 Carriage Way. Also: possess or use drug paraphernalia. 10 days jail, $100. Mariscal, Richard 26.

4928 Walker No. 2. Nine months probation. 1 Masterson, Ricke 31, 1040 Judson St. $500.

Northrup, Thomas 18, 1800 N. 49th SL $500. Laughlin, Erik 24, 1322 A No. 5. Nine months probation.

Welch, Brent, 25. 6616 Havelock Ave. Also: fail to appear. 30 days jaU, $550. Births June 2 Brown, Kelly (Defining) and Nathan, 4424 N.

65th girt. St. Elizabeth. Hohn, Sandi (Lambert) and Curt, 372S boy, St. Elizabeth.

Mundherrke, Julia (Cassel) and Matthew, Milord, girl. Lincoln General. Wachter, Phyllis (Berry) and John, 2747 S. 14th boy, St. June 3 Dewey, Kristi (Green) and Scott, York, boy, St.

Elizabeth; Gorski, Sherri (Coleman) and Erik, 5531 Canterbury Lane. No. 2, girl, St. Elizabeth. Marriage licenses Barter, Marcus 27, Omaha, and Carlson, Sarah Beth.

26, Omaha. Branch, Robert 24, 843 Roanoke Court, and Dorothy Arm; 22, 843 Roanoke Court. Esslnk, Gregory 24, 6137 N.W. Sixth and Moberiy, Jennifer Lyn, 23, 6137 N.W. Sixth St.

Fullorton, Mark Allen. 29. 2333 S. 14th and Rodenbaugh, Michele Lyn, 25. 2333 S.

14th St. Gaston, Jeffrery Glenn. 24. Omaha, and Wilkinson, Jennifer Jane, 21 71 20 Adams St. Gushard, John 22, 5050 and Witte, Aralea A 22.

3001 S. 16th St. Hall, Kyle Alexander, 29. 941 W. and Davison, Judith Rose, 24, 941 W.

St. Kampsnider, Bruce 42. 6735 Northrkige Road, and Johnson, Erin 35, 3000 Fox Hollow Road. Lindgren, Jacob 20. Spencer, and San-bom, Laura Hope, 22.

Columbus. Meister, Jeremy 22, 1038 S. 16th and Petersen, Deseray Jean, 22, 1038 S. 16th St. Richard, Jason Lee.

21, Paragould, and Nelson, Cynthia Anne. 23. Paragould. Ariz. Soflin.

Robert 50. 208 N. 75th Court, and O'Byrne, Lisa Edell. 39. 208 N.

75th Court. Wilkinson, Jerald 45, 705 Sumner and Knight, Patricia 35. 705 Sumner St. Wilson, Lynn 45, 1501 Cheyenne and Mattson, Elizabeth Ann, 44, 5635 Bancroft Ave. Divorce decrees Gesch, William Frederick and Ruth Gail.

Malin, Michael George and Tern Jo. Courts Minimum sentences for publication, one or more of the following: 10 days jail. $250 total fine, six months probation or license suspension, probation revocation. Also published: binoovers to District Court. Court costs additional to fines.

Age, address, if any, from public record, Corrections will be made only if public record was reported incorrectly. District Court -(Sentencing judge's name in parentheses after Motor Vehicle Homicide Santos. Abel J. 21; 1710 S. 23rd St.

Two years probation. (McGinn) Theft by Receiving Stolen Property Stainbrook, Curtis, 29, no address given, amended from burglary. Also: first-degree false imprisonment, amended from theft by receiving stolen property. One year two months-two years 30 months prison. (McGinn) Attempted Accessory to Felon Burks, Robert 32, Chireno, Texas, amended from accessory to felon.

$500. (McGinn) Attempted Possession of Controlled Sub- stance Nagel, Clinton 18. 4141 Normal No. 8. amended from possession of controlled substance, 18 months probation.

$150. (McGinn) County Court Burglary Cudmore, Diana 24, Seward. Bound to District Court, $5,000 bond. DeliverIntent to Deliver Controlled Substance Simons, Jason, 19. 1621 W.

15th St. Bound to District Court, $2,500 bond. McDonald, Kelly L. 34. 240 S.

48th St. Bound to District Court. $5,000 bond. Second-degree Forgery Nelson, Rande 39. Denton, two counts.

Bound to District Court, $3,000 bond. Theft by Unlawful Taking Hanson, Lome 31, no address given. Bound to District Court, $5,000 Assault by a Confined Person Brown, Deandra David. 17, 2145 St. Bound to District.Court.

$5,000 bond. Driving While Intoxicated 21, 6811 Hoidrege St. One year probation. Bierman, Mark 26, 7100 Adams No. 36.

One year probation. Boon, Barbara 43, 5900 Frontier Road. One year probation. Brumbaugh, Patrick 22, 1601 Dodge St. One year probation.

Cook, Jason 22. 2823 Hallmark Road, One year probation. Cronin, Michael 43, 1650 Harwood St. One year probation. Gilroy, Tracy 27, 2537 N.

69th Court. One year Gustafson, Gregory A 46, 3711 Faulkner Drive, No. 213. 10 days jail, six months license suspension, $250. Our 115th Anniversary is a tribute to more than 100,000 a celebration of Memories, Life and Love.

YtgSL Cswssr, H.S.W. FOR DEFICIENCY One of the many changes, that seniors experience as they get older is a decreased ability to produce and absorb vitamin D. This fat-soluble, complex organic substance is essential for depositing phosphorus and calcium in bones and teeth, as well as helping the kidneys and intestines maintain, the body's calcium. At one time, children were most at risk for vitamin deficiency and, in severe cases, developed the bone-deforming disease of the skeletal system known as rickets. Vitamin D-fortified baby milk, and milk products helped eliminate that concern, which now shifts to the elderly.

Typically, the older person who does not get enough vitamin 0 will complain of diffuse bone pain, a symptom which may raise misguided concern over osteoporosis; however, this bone-thinning disease does not cause pain. If severe vitamin deficiency goes on long enough, it can bring depression, fatigue, and muscle weakness. Nutrition is important throughout our lives, but it is especially important as we get older. If you are an older adult who needs assistance with day-to-day activities, contact ORCHARD PARK RETIREMENT COMMUNITY at 488-6191. Our environment provides structure within which an individual can function independently.

Nutritious meals encourage healthful eating. Housekeeping and laundry services mean clean rooms, linen and clothes for residents. Personal care staff on duty 24-hours-a-day insure resident security and conduct planned activities. We are located at 3110 South 48th St. Senior should take 800 htematlcml Units of vitamin 0 per day, in amount which dowi for the lad that skin production of the vitamin and Intestinal absorption art dimirWhid.

Services: 3 p.m Friday, Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th St. Reader Kenneth; Clinefelter. Lincoln Memorial Park. 9 a.m.-9 p.m., until services Friday, funeral home.

Memorials to First Church of Christ Scientists Mozer Robert 61, Blair, died Saturday (6196). Graveside services: 11 a.m. today, Mount Carmel Cemetery. Butherus, Maser Love Funeral Home, 4040 A St.D Schmitt' Lyle 90. Wahoo, formerly Silver Creek, died Sunday (6296).

Born, Madison. Retired farmer. Wahoo resident since 1983. Member, First United Methodist Church, Wahoo; Wahoo Senior Citizens Center. Former member, District 48 school board, Silver Creek.

Survivors: son, Don. L. arid close friend Carol Ross, both Grand. Island; daughter, son-in-law, Marilyn and Tom Svoboda, Wahoo; four grandchildren; great-grandchildren. Preceded in death by wife, Opal parents; stepmother; two sisters; brother.

Services: 11 a.trv Wednesday, First Untied Methodist Church, Wahoo, Graveside services: 3 p.m. Wednesday, Silver Creek Cemetery: Pallbearers: Darin Svoboda, Schmitt, Norman Brari-denberger, Lloyd Bialas, Don Siercks. Visitation: p.m., Svoboda Funeral Wahoo; one hour before services, church: Memorials established. Schoenfeld Melvin 82, Deshler, died Friday 153196), Hebron. Services: 2 p.m.

today, St. Peter Lutheran Deshler: Ahrendts Funeral Home, Deshlend. Shaneyfelt Roger 56, Omaha, died Sunday (6296). Born, Aurora. Computer analyst, Nebraska Methodist Hospital, 33 years.

Member, Faith Westwood United Methodist Church; Boy Scout leader; Cub Master; baseball coach; soccer coach; past president, Millard Star Soccer Association; CRlG bowling group; ECO golf group. Survivors: wife, Mary sons, daughters-jn-law, Michael and Cheryl, Ron and all Omaha; daughter, Sandra, Omaha; parents-; Lyle and Margaret, Aurora; sisters, Sue Zaruba, Aurora, and Gene Poe, Long Beach, N.C.; granddaughter, Katherine, Omaha; nephews; aunts; uncles; friends. Services: 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, Faith Westwood United Methodist Church, Omaha. The Revs.

Drs. Randall Sailors and Douglas Williamson. Hillcrest Cemetery. today, family, 2 p.m.; today; 3 p.m.; JHeafey-Heafey-Hoffmann-Dworak and Cutler Mortuary, Omaha, Family will receive friends p.m. today, funeral home.

Memorials to Methodist Hospice, "Children: Hospital- or to church-Q: 1(JV Shedivy Father Leo F.r O.S.C, 83, Hastings, died Sunday (6296). Born, Richland Center, Wis. Co-founder, director, Crosier Apostolate of Hastings. Oldest Crosier Father in U.S. Chaplain, Fourth Degree1 Assembly of Hastings Knights of brother, Fred, Richland Veronica Under, Prairie Du Chieri, Wis.

Funeral Mass: 1 p.m. Wednesday, Crosier Monastery, Hastings. Monastery cemetery. Wake service: 7:30 p.m. today, monastery.

Visitation: beginning 4 p.m. today, monastery. Butler-Volland Funeral Home, Memorials to Crosier Fathers and Brothers of Hastings.D Smith Donald 80, Kearney, died Saturday (6196) in Golden, Colo. Born, Kearney. Employee, West Company, 18 years; Western Manufacturing, Kearney, 25 years.

Projectionist for the World, Fort and Kearney drive-in theaters. Member, First Christian Church, Kearney; Kearney Elks Lodge 984. Graduate, Longfellow High School. Survivors: daughters, son-in-law, Donette Blakely, Milpitas, Vicki-and John Alexander, Post Falls, Idaho; sons, daughter-in-law, Mike, Burbank, Gary and Jan, Lincoln; brothers, Stan, San Jose, Bern, Cheyenne, sisters, Grace Hartford, Denver, Birch Fulks, Montana, Eileen Roberts, San Jose. four grandchildren; two greatgrandchildren.

Preceded In death by: wife, Fern Murphy. Services; 2 p.m. Wednesday, First Christian Church, Kearney. The Rev. Dr.

Robert Park. Kearney Cemetery. Visitation: today, 4-8 p.m., O'Brien-Straatmann Mortuary, Kearney. Memorials to American Cancer Society. Trauernicht Paul 59, Tucson, formerly Lincoln, died Thursday (5 3096).

Graveside services: 1 1 a.m. today, Lincoln Memorial Park Mausoleum, 6700 S. 14th St. Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th St.O Westfall Sabina Fern, 95, Malcolm, died Sunday (6296).

Born, Garland. Retired Malcolm Elementary School, 1976. Elementary school is named after her in Malcolm. Taught in Seward, Valentine. Member, United Methodist Women; Kappa Kappa lota Teachers Sorority; Delta Kappa Gamma-Zeta Chapter; Lancaster County Teacher's Association; State president, Kappa; Kappa lota Sorority; State president, Department of Classroom Teachers; Lincoln area Retired Teachers Nebraska State Education Association Retired.

Graduate, University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Survivors: Joan Rae, Malcolm; cousins. Preceded in death by: parents, Isaac and Jennie Duling; Tressa Denntngton, Maude Duling. Services: p.m. Wednesday, Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S.

14th St. The Rev. Douglas Smith. Visitation: today, noon-9 p.m., Wednesday, until services, funeral home. Lincoln Memorial Park Mausoleum.

Pallbearers: Pat Duling, Ted and Bert Johnson, Bill Eilers, Darrell Nieman, William Benischek. Honorary pallbearers: Bob Tonkinson, Norman Duling, Dale Carr, Ted Brandt, Elmer Sieck, Charles Holka, Herman Gerdes, Art Eilers, Leonard Robo-tham, Harold Mortensen. Memorials to S. Fern Westfall Memorial Scholarship Fund or donor's favorite chanty. Wetmore Hattie F.

(widow of James A 86, Falls City, died Saturday, (6196). Bom hear Verdon. Homemaker. Survivors: son, David Brevard, N.C.; sisters, Bertha' Wilhelm, Dora Franzen, Ann Buckminster, Minnie Mez, all Falls City, Edna Faler, Cabool, two grandsons, iO a.m. Wednesday, Dorr Funeral Home, Falls City.

Stella Cemetery, Stella. member, Olympic Heights and Oak Hills Neighbor Association. Survivors: wife, Deborah; parents. Sandy Jorgensen, Lincoln, Richard and Sharon Jorgensen, Curtis; brothers, sister-in-law, Mark and Lanis, North Platte, Matt, Curtis; sister, Lori, Kearney; stepbrother, Steven Strawn, Denver; stepsister, Stacy Strawn, Pocatel-teh Idaho; grandparents, Harold and Margaret Jorgensen, Curtis, Leo and Evelyn Grueber, Byron; father-in-law, spouse, Rick and Edye Allen, Lincoln; mother-in-law, spouse, Marilyn and George Kahler, Davey: aunts; uncles; cousins; nephews; nieces; friends. Wenzel Funeral Home, Curtis, and in Lincoln.

Memorials in care of the family to be determined at a later time.D Kennell David 44. 780 Van Buren, Bennet, died Friday (531 96). Services: 2 p.m: today, Butherus, Maser Love Chapel, 4040 A St.O Krumm Clarence George, 72. Arva-da, died 52796. Born, Lincoln.

Retired inspector, Rocky Flats, 27 years. Survivors: wife. Pauline; son, Paul, Twin Falls, Idaho; daughter, Maureen Krumm, Arvada; mother. Marie Krumm, Lincoln; sister, Helen "Taylor, Fairfield, Ohio; three grandchildren. Services were May 30, Heritage Community Bible Church (formerly First German Congregational Church), Arvada.

Crown Hill Cemetery, Wheat Ridge, Colo. Memorials to Heritage Community Bible Church Building Fund, Lutheran Hospice, or- American Cancer Society-Research. Olinger-Moore-Howard Mortuary, Denver. Lacey Jack, 76, Lincoln, died Sunday (6296). Born, Oak.

Railroader, Union Pacific. Survivors: brother, Burdett. Lincoln; sisters, Bonnie Cecrle, Friend. Patty Bartels, Illinois, Annabelle Lacey. Dallas; nieces: nephews; friends, Jack Calfee and Evelyn Bennett.

No services. Cremation. Memorials to the family. Route 1. Box 58, Friend, NE 68359.

Roper Sons Mortuary, 4300 May Farie (widow of CP. 99, died 52096 in Walnut Creek, Calif. Born, Coffeyville, Kan. Former Crete, Lin-colr resident. California resident, 40 years.

Homemaker. Survivors: sons. Dr. Ivan Oakland, Ernest Salina, W. Price, Glenrock, Wyo.

Inurnment was in Lincoln Memorial Park. Cremation. Darling-Fischer Garden Chapel, 471 E. Santa Clara San Jose, CA 95112. McWilliams Felicia, 40.

6100 Vine died Sunday (6296). Additional survivors: brother, sister-in-law, Victor II and Loutrica McWilliams, Lincoln. Services'. 1 p.m. Friday, Metcalf Funer-.

al Home. 245 N. 27th St, Pallbearers: Honorary pallbearers: Postal employees. Memorials to Quinn Chapel, A. 1225 S.

Ninth Lincoln, NE 68502.O Miller Amelia. 84, 1001 South died Saturday (6196). Retired janitor, University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Survivors: brother, John Miller, Lincoln; half brother, Dave Wurster, Lincoln; stepbrother, John Worster, Lincoln; stepsister, Mollie Miller, Lincoln; nieces; nephews. Services: 9:30 a.m.

Wednesday, Butherus, Maser Love Funeral Home, 4040 A St. Wyuka. Visitation: Tuesday, 5-9 p.m.; Wednesday, before services, funeral home. Memorials to the family. Pedersen Berniece J.

(widow of Dr. Merritt C), 91, Lincoln, died Saturday (6 196). Born, Ashland. Homemaker. Member, Westminister Presbyterian Church, 60 years; Merritt and Berniece presidents of Paul Jon Club Jointly, 1937; charter and life member, Nebraska State Dental Auxiliary; charter member, Lincoln Dental Auxiliary; Chapter 148 O.E.S., 14 years, Chapter 307 O.E.S., 51 served the station of Esther in Chapters 148 and 307, Eastern Star; served in many church activities and volunteer work, Steamboat Springs, former member.

Board of Women Deacon's; former member. Secretary Women Association; former member. Treasurer Women's Association; former member, President Women Association; former Cub Den Mother; former president, Nebraska State Dental Auxiliary. Survivors: son, Donald Leesburg. daughter, son-in-law, Marilyn and Dr.

H.E. "Ted" Maude, Lincoln; five grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren. Family memorial service. Ashland City Cemetery. Cremation.

No visitation. Roper Sons Mortuary. 4300 St. Ruehl Hubert R. "Pete." 91, 1313 EkJon Drive, died Friday (531 96).

Services: 11 a.m. Wednesday, Butherus, Maser Love Funeral Home Chapel, 4040 A St. Visitation: today, 8 a.m.-9 p.m.; Wednesday, 8 a.m. until services, funeral home. Memorials to Vine Congregational Church.D.

,2 Small Louise Armitage, 88, Mesa, died 52896. Born, Otoe. Former Nebraska resident. Arizona resident, 19 years. Former librarian.

Veterans Administration. Former employee, University of New Mexico Medical. School Library. University of Nebraska Library, Nebraska State Historical Society. Graduate, University of Nebraska, 1930; University of Denver.

Member, Apache Star 62, Mesa. Survivors: friend, Mary Mayes. Mesa; sister-in-law, Jessie Banando, California. Memorial services were held Monday at Good Shepherd Villa, 5848 E. University, Mesa, AZ.

Fort McPherson National Cemetery, Maxwell. Bunker's Desert View Chapel, 9702 E. Apache Trail. Mesa. AZ.D Vanschoiack Otis Paul.

67, formerly Hickman, Lincoln, died Saturday (6 196. Graveside memorial services: 3 p.m. Thursday, Lincoln Memorial Park. Meet at Gate 3. No visitation.

Cremation. Memorials in care of family. Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 5. 1 4th St. Walih Jon 45, 2210 W.

Laguna Road, died Sunday (6296). Bom, Seward. Manager, Mission Distribution Center. Member, Christ's Place Church, Promise-keepers. Graduate, Aquinas High School, 1969.

Survivors: wife, Michele; son, Orion, age 14; daughter, Michaela, age mother, Veronica Tuxhorn, Bella vista, brothers, sisters-in-law, Wayne and Lydia, Boise, Idaho, Ken and Dianne, Waterloo; sisters, brother-in-law, Nancy Trouba, Lincoln, Melody and Kevin Makovicka, Seward; numerous relatives and friends. Memorial services: 1 1 a.m. Thursday, Christ's Place, U.S. 77 and Old Cheney Bartunek Francis 78, Lincoln, died Sunday (612196). Born Mericourt, N.D.

Retired Commonwealth Electric. WWII vet-eran, served European Theater, Destroyer Escort received Presidential Unit Citation, served Army Corps of Engineers. Member St. Teresa's Catholic Church, Lincoln, VFW Post 131. Survivors: wife.

Vera; daughters, son-in-law, Paula and Mike Stidhem, Lincoln, JoAnne Zimmerman, Lin- coin; sons, daughters-in-law. James and Jannette, Lincolnr Stephen and Jane, Lincoln; sisters, Anne Thielman, Lidgerwood, N.D., Marion Saunders, Cayuga, N.D.; brother, Alfred, Hankinson. N.D.; grandchildren, Alaina Bartunek, Jerry Lee Robinson, Theresa Johnson; three great-grandchildren. Mass of Christian Burial: 10 a.m. Thursday.

St. Teresa's Catholic Church, 735 S. 36th St. Father Joseph Nemec. Lin-, coin Memorial Park.

Visitatbn: today, Wednesday, 9 a.m.-9 p.m., Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home. 6800 S. 14th St. Rosary: 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, funeral home.

Memorials to the church.D Biggs Betty Mae, 66, Lincoln, died Saturday Services: 2 p.m. Thursday, Church of Christ, 56th and Vine streets. Wyuka. Pallbearers: Bob Shepard III, Donald Biggs, Keith Cuzzupe, Paul Guyerr" Coleman -Phelps, Randy Leech. Honorary pallbearer: Howie Leech.

Viewing: today, noon-9 p.m.; Wednesday, 8 a.m.-9 p.m.; Thursday, 8 a Metcalf Funeral Home, 245 N. 27th one hour before services Thursday, Memorials to Church, of Christ. 5640 Vine Lincoln NE 68505. Cleavenger jack 79, Lincoln, died Sunday (6296). Bom, Mullen.

Former director, state Department of Public Institutions. Member, St. Matthews Episcopal Church: American Legion Post 3. Graduate, University of Nebraska: freshman football player, 1941. World War II veteran, fifth Army division.

Served various committees and board member, Nebraska State Credit Union. Celebrated 50th wedding anniversary with wife. May 26. Survivors: wife, Donna Belle; son, daughter-in-law, Jim and Joetta, Dana Pointe, daughters, son-in-law, Donja and Rich Stephenson, Encinitas, Delores Cleavenger, Omaha; granddaughter, Danielle Suzanne Stephenson, Encinitas; sister, Mary Elliot, Mullen; nieces; nephews. Services: 9 a.m.

Thursday, Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th St. The Rev. Catherine Scott. Lincoln Memorial Park.

Pallbearers: Ron Miller, Wayne Will-meng, Calvin Rife, Elving Lilja, Duane Graham, Carl Botsford. Honorary pallbearers: Deborah Carlson, Eugene Skip" Tredway." No viewing or visitation scheduled. Flag presentation provided by American Legion Post 3. Memorials to St, Matthews Episcopal Church, 2325 S. 24th Lincoln, Fuhrman Robert E.r Lincoln, died Saturday (6196).

l- Services: 1 p.m. today, Lincoln Memorial Park, 6700 S. 14th St. family may meet at Gate 3. Lincoln Memorial Fu- neral Home, 6800 S.

14th St. George John H. "Harry" (widower of Edna 89, Overland Park, died Sunday (6296). Born, Gilead. Navy veteran.

Former funeral director, mortician, Washington, area. Survivors: brother, Arthur Washington, sisters, Leona Bauman, Colorado Springs, Adella Ells, Lincoln; daughter-in-law, Suzanne George, Overland Park; three grandchildren. Services: 2 p.m. Wednesday. Ward Funeral Home, Washington, Kan.

Washington City Cemetery. Washington, Kan. Visita- tion: today, 3-8 p.m., funeral home. Memorials established. Glaze Father David Peter, 39, Lincoln, died Sunday (6296).

Parastas (memorial service): 7 p.m. to-' day, Roper Sons Mortuary, 4300 St. Divine liturgy and funeral: 10 a.m. Wednesday, Holy Archangels Eastern Orthodox Church, 1740 W. Burnham, Lincoln.

Visitation: beginning 4 p.m. today, mortuary. Memorials in lieu of flowers to Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Vaibupolis or Holy Archangels Eastern Orthodox Church, 1740 W. Burnham, Lincoln NE 68522. Handy Evelyn 53, 5841 Waverly-Road, died Sunday (6296).

Graveside services: 2 p.m. Wednesday, Lincoln Memorial Park. Family and friends meet at 1 :50 p.m. at Gate 2. Viewing: today, 8 a.m.

-9 p.m.; Wednesday, 8 a. Metcalf Funeral Home, 245 N. 27th St. Memorials to family. 5841 Waverly Road, Lincoln, NE 6851 7.D Hansen Buddie 72.

3545 N. 69th died Sunday (6296). Truck driver, Red Ball Yellow Freight. Member, Ebenezer United Church of Christ. Former scoutmaster, Troop 23.

Graduate, Lincoln High School, Survivors: wife, Norma; son, Larry Lincoln: daughters, son-in-law, Jan Marie and Paul Nutsch, Knoxville, Rebecca Jean Hansen, Lincoln; daughter and friend, Kimberly Hansen and Kevin Svoboda, Lincoln; brothers, sisters-in-law, Kenneth and Toni, Lincoln, Dan-ell and Kathy, all Lincoln; grandchildren, Matthew, Daniel, Andrew J. Nutsch, Amanda Dougherty; mother-in-law, Marie Weber, Lincoln; brothers-in-law, spouses, John and Ruby Weber, Don and Wilma Weber, all Lincoln; sisters-in-law, spouses, Elsa and Bill Amen, Joan and Melvin Worster, all Lincoln; nieces; nephews, i Services: 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Buthe-I rus, Maser Love Funeral Home, 4040 A St. Pastor Loran Forbes. Wyuka.

Visitation: today. 5-9 p.m.; Wednesday. 9 a.m. -9 p.m.; Thursday, 9 a.m. until services, funeral home.

Memorials to Ebenezer United Church of Christ or Tabitha Hospice.O Heilig William 80, formerly Lincoln, died Tuesday (52896) in Scottsbluff. Memorial services: 11 a.m. Wednesday. Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th St.D Howard Mildred 8.

(widow of John), 91 Lincoln, died Thursday (53096). Services: 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, St. Luke United Methodist Church, 1621 Superior St. Roper Sons Mortuary, 4300 St.O Jorgenten Steven 29, Lincoln, died Saturday (6196) In Denver.

Residential coordinator, Mercy Services Corp. Graduate, Curtis High School, 1985: University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 1990. Attending University of Nebraska at Omaha for master's degree. Member, Nebraska Association for Family Based Services. Board Obituaries listed The following persons are listed in today's obituaries: Babka, Mildred A.

Bartunek, Francis A. Behrens, Galen L. Biggs, Betty Mae Brown, Georgia Lenora Cleavenger, Jack M. Fuhrman, Robert E. George, John H.

"Harry" Glaze, Father David Peter Handy, Evelyn M. Hansen, Buddie E. Heilig, William B. Howard, Mildred B. Jorgensen, Steven R.

Kapperman, Frieda M. Kennell, David W. Krumm, Clarence George Kuenning, Myrtle L. Lacey, Jack -May, Farie M. McWilliams, Felicia Miller, Amelia Mozer, Robert J.

Pedersen, Berniece Ruehl, Hubert R. "Pete" Schmitt, Lyle W. Schoenfeld, Melvin Shaneyfelt, Roger A. -Shedivy, Father Leo F. Small, Louise Armitage Smith, Donald W.

Trauernicht. Paul Vanschoiack, Otis Paul Walsh, Jon T. Westfall, Sabina Fern Wetmore, Hattie F. Whitmore, Ivan A. "Bud" Yorke, Madge I.

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To place an obituary, call 473-731 1 from 2-8 p.m. daily. The newspaper will verify obituaries provided by individuals. Road. Memorials in lieu of flowers to education fund for the children or to People City Mission.

Lincoln Memorial Funeral Home, 6800 S. 14th St.D Whitmore Ivan A. "Bud," 71, Lincoln, died Friday (53196). Memorial services: 11 a.m. today, Rudge Chapel, Wyuka Cemetery.

Roper Sons Mortuary, 4300 St. Yorke Madge I. (widow of Allan), 91, 1313 Eldon Drive, formerly of Neligh, and Renton, died Friday (5 3196). Services: 1:30 p.m. United Methodist Church, Neligh.

Visitation: before servcies today, Hoepfinger-Beyer Funeral Home, Neligh. Out Of Town Babka Mildred A. (widow of Frank 89, Bruning, died Monday (6396) in Hebron. Member, United Church of Christ, Belvidere. Survivors: daughter, son-in-law, Lucille and Tom Kerl, Bruning; sister, brother-in-law, Mane and Marlyn Huber, Bruning; sister-in-law, Amy Lapcheska, Bruning; three grandchildren; eight greatgrandchildren.

Services: a.m. Friday, Blue Valley Lutheran Home Chapel, Hebron. The Rev. Michael Osberg. Belvidere Cemetery.

Visitation: begins 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Thursday, Hacker Funeral Home. Hebron; 9 a.m. until services Friday, church. Memorials in care of the family.u Behrens Galen 45, Adams, died Saturday (6196).

Born, Beatrice. Employee, U.S. Postal Service, 23 years; rural earner, Adams-Filley route. Survivors: wife, LaVon; sons, Spencer, Kearney, Marshall and Grant, both at home; brothers, Gary, Sterling, Dennis, Beatrice; aunts; uncles; nieces: nephews. Memorial service: 2:30 p.m.

today, American Lutheran Church, Adams. Family prayer service: 1:15 p.m. today, church, followed by interment, Highland Cemetery, Adams. Visitation: until noon today, Grif-fiths-Hovendick Chapel, Adams. Memorials established with Duane Jurgens, Orvin Miller and Laverne Nieveen in charge.

Brown Georgia Lenora, 77, Edgar, died Sunday (6296). Born, Clay County. Employee, Edgar School Cafeteria Program, 27 years. Survivors: husband, Floyd; sons. Wilbur Gene, Littleton, Harold, both Friend: sister, Ruth Kempf, Hastings; brother, Wilbur Fowler, Fairfield; six grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; nieces: nephews.

Services: 2 p.m. Wednesday, Edgar Christian Church. Edgar Cemetery. Memorials to Edgar Community Church or Edgar Rescue Unit. Williams Funeral Home, Edgar.

Kapperman Frieda of Henry), 88, Belleville, died Sunday (6296). Bom, Stover, Mo. Homemaker. Survivors: sons, Ronald, Choctaw, daughter, LaVila Poppe, Chester; brother, Edgar Kehnemund, Enid, seven grandchildren; 1 6 great-grandchildren. Services: 2 p.m.

Wednesday, St. John Lutheran Church, Chester. Church cemetery. Visitation: Bachelor-Faulkner-Dart-Surfoer Funeral Home, Chester. Memorials to church.

Kuenning Myrtle L. 93, Waverly, died Monday (6396). Bom, Nebraska City. Retired director of nursing home in Lincoln, 15 years. Member, First Church of Christ Scientist.

Survivors: husband, Clarence, Waverly; daughter, Sharon Ramsier, Waverly; sons, daughter-in-law, Harold, Lincoln, Clarence Jr. and Vickl, Port Orange, 18 grandchildren; nine great- grandchildren; nieces; nephews. Preceded i death by: daughter, Betty Jean Reeves; two sisters; brother. MONEY MATTERS 1000 Stockline 1003 How to use Stockline 2020 Financial News Headlines 2015 Stock Market Report 2025 Most Active Stocks 2035 Money Rates 2040 Commodities Reports 2030 Precious Metals SPORTS SHORTS Local Sports Coverage 4050 High School Sports 4055 Regional College Sportsline 4100 Husker Hotline Sdwdutos 6 Scoias tor All Comhusker Teams National Sports Coverage 2045 Sports Headlines -8830 Tennis 8835 Golf 8840 Ski Report Professional Sports Coverage 2050 NFL Report 2055. NHL Report 2060 Baseball Report 2065 NBA Report 2070 College Report Schedule Standings 8805 Maior League Baseball 8810 NBA -8815 NFL 8620 NHL 8825 College Standings INFO-CENTER 2005 Work) National News 2000 Local Weather 3100 National Forecast 4190 PoliceQiA 4720 Public School Meal Menus ROAD CONDITIONS 2250 Interstate Road Conditions LINCOLN JOURNAL-STAR 24-HR.

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