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NT TIMES FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1997 9 OBITUARIES KINNAMON, ELIZABETH 78, of Largo, died Wednesday (Sept. SUNCOAST DEATHS PUTNAM, ELMER, 83, of Clearwater, died Wednesday (Sept. 24, 1997) at Morton Plant Hospital, Clearwater. He was born in East Orange, N.J., and came here in 1979 from Whitefield, N.H. He was a member of Heritage United Methodist Church at Countryside, Clearwater, and the Dunedin Fine Art Center.

Survivors include his wife of 62 years, Ruth; two sons, Jon, Truckee, and Dwight, Sta-vanger, Norway; six grandchildren; and a great-grandchild. National Cremation Society, Largo. Belieair CONNELL, THOMAS CLIFFORD 82, of Belieair, died Wednesday (Sept. 24, 1997) at home. He was born in Stonington, and came here in 1983.

He worked as a senior nuclear designer for General Dynamics Corp. Survivors include his wife, Suzanne a son, Barry, New London, two brothers, Roderick, Wakefield, R.I., and Duncan, Westerly, R.I.; three grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. National Cremation Society, Largo. CRECCA, ROSE FREIDA, 84, of Port Richey, died Sept. 22.

American Family Cremation Society, Clearwater. ETZEL, GORDON C. "GORDY," 74, of Holiday, died Sept. 25. Thomas B.

Dobies Funeral Home, Bartelt Road Chapel, Holiday. JEWELL, ORPHA 93, of New Port Richey, died Sept. 24. NorthMeadowlawn Funeral Home, New Port Richey. LaDEZ, DONALD 49, of New Port Richey, died Sept.

25. Morgan Funeral Home, New Port Richey. LONG, RICHARD 82, of Port Richey, died Sept. 23. National Cremation Society, Holiday.

PASCUCCI, EDNA GUNTHER, 85, of Port Richey, died Sept. 24. Bell Funeral Home, Bayonet Point. YOUNG, ANNA MAY, 78, of New Port Richey, died Sept. 24.

Curlew Hills Funeral Home, Palm Harbor. Other Pinellas This list is extracted from detailed obituaries published in other regional editions of the Times. Citrus ANKROM, VIRGINIA LEE, 77, of Floral City, died Sept. 23. Chas.

E. Davis Funeral Home with Crematory, Inverness. CALLIS, JAMES 76, of Beverly Hills, died Sept. 23. Hooper Funeral Home and Crematory, Beverly Hills.

DOLL, EDWARD 82, of Crystal River, died Sept. 24. Brown Funeral Home, Crystal River. HUNTER, JERRY EUGENE, 54, of Crystal River, died Sept, 22. Hooper Funeral Home and Crematory, Homosassa.

PADGETT, MARVIN 46, of Floral City, died Sept. 1 7. Hooper Funeral Home and Crematory, Inverness. Hernando BALASKO, BEVERLY ROSE.71, of Spring Hill, died Sept. 24.

Brewer Memorial Funeral Home, U.S. 19, Spring Hill. LAMBERTSON, JOYCE, 70, of Brooksville, died Sept. 25. National Cremation Society, Brooksville.

NIGRO, JOSEPHINE, 73, of Spring Hill, died Sept. 21. Brewer Memorial Funeral Home and Crematory, Seven Hills. Hillsborough BAIRD, MARGARET 73, of St. Petersburg, died Sept.

20. Gulfport Memorial Funeral Home. BARNARD, KATRINA, 66, of St. Petersburg, died Sept. 22.

Abbey Parklawn Funeral Home, Palm Harbor. BEAGLES, FLOYD 94, of St. Petersburg, formerly of Clearwater, died Sept. 22. National Cremation Society, St.

Petersburg. BELL, CORA 88, of St. Petersburg, died Sept. 24. Anderson-McQueen Funeral Homes, Bobbitt Chapel, St.

Petersburg. BRAINERD, FRANKIE 86, of St. Petersburg, died Sept. 22. John S.

Rhodes, West Chapel, St. Petersburg. BRODEN, EDITH, 85, of South Pasadena, died Aug. 30. Blount, Curry Roel Funeral Homes Cemeteries, Woodlawn Chapel, St.

Petersburg. CANFALL, CHA-TERRA LEE-SHAE, infant daughter of Chastity McNeil and Christopher Canfall of St. Petersburg, died Sept. 20. McRae Funeral Home, St.

Petersburg. DeLONG, CARMEN ROY, 83, of Mooresville, N.C., formerly of North Redington Beach, died Sept. 22. Cavin Funeral Home, Mooresville, N.C. Dl PAOLO, NATALIE 79, of Pinellas Park, died Sept.

22. Taylor Family Funeral Home, Pinellas Park. GAMBLE, JAMES H. 80, of St. Petersburg, died Sept.

24. Blount, Curry Roel Funeral Homes Cemeteries, Memorial Park Chapel, St. Petersburg. HOY, GERALDINE 76, of Treasure Island, died Sept. 22.

Neptune Society, Palm Harbor. IERNA, MARGARET 76, of Madeira Beach, died Sept. 23. David C. Gross Funeral Homes, Central Avenue Chapel, St.

Petersburg. LAKEBERG, EMMA BOCK, 92, of St. Petersburg, died Sept. 19. National Cremation Society, St.

Petersburg. LAURIE, JOHN 87, of St. Petersburg, died Sept. 23. Guff Breeze Cremation Burial Society, Largo.

McROBERTS, LENA 86, of St. Petersburg, died Sept. 24. National Cremation Society, Largo. MEDRANO, DORA, 79, of St.

Petersburg, died Sept. 23. Blount, Curry Roel Funeral Homes Cemeteries, Woodlawn Chapel, St. Petersburg. MOSKOVITZ, LESLIE 53, of St.

Petersburg, died Sept. 24. National Cremation Society, Largo. PERLO, ADELAIDE 88, of Pinellas Park, died Sept. 23.

International Mortuary Services, Pinellas Park. WILSON, JACK "J.C. 90, of St. Petersburg, died Sept. 24.

John S. Rhodes, West Chapel, St. Petersburg. ALLEN, MYRTIE LEE, 90, of Lithia, died Sept. 24.

Stowers Funeral Home, Brandon. CAMPBELL, JOHN REID, 74, of Sun City Center, died Sept. 24. Lewers Funeral Home, Ruskin. COKER, HARRY W.

73, of Gibsonton, died Sept. 22. Hamilton Funeral Home, Riverview. KEARLY, ROY T. 86, of Brandon, formerly of Tampa, died Sept.

24. Stowers Funeral Home, Brandon. LOPEZ, BARBARA 78, of Jacksonville, formerly of Tampa, died Sept. 17. Marsicano-B.

Marion Reed-Stowers Funeral Home, Tampa. MORTON, JOHN MICHAEL 26, of Tampa, died Sept. 23. Blount, Curry Roel Funeral Homes Cemeteries, Garden of Memories Chapel, Tampa. MULEY, DOMENICK, 83, of Tampa, died Sept.

25. Blount, Curry Roel Funeral Homes Cemeteries, Armenia Avenue Chapel, Tampa. RODRIGUEZ, MERCEDES, 92, of Tampa, died Sept. 24. Blount, Curry Roel Funeral Homes Cemeteries, Garden of Memories Chapel, Tampa.

SCHNELLE, MARCELLA 80, of Sun City Center, died Sept. 25. Lewers Funeral Home, Ruskin. van den BOOGAARD, FATHER HENRY J.M., 82, of Sun City Center, died Sept. 22.

Ruskin. WILLIAMS, JACK 34, of Tampa, died Sept. 22. Mark III Family Funeral Home, Town 'N Country Chapel, Tampa. WYERICK, RAYMOND 57, of Tampa, died Sept.

23. Stowers Funeral Home, Brandon. Pasco BARROW, CHARLES R. 78, of New Port Richey, died Sept. 24.

Michels-Lundquist Funeral Home, New Port Richey. 24, 1997) at home. She was born in Van-dalia, 111., and came here in 1958 from Little Rock, Ark. She was a homemaker. She was a graduate of Millican University, Decatur, 111.

She was a member of Aldersgate United Methodist Church, Seminole, and Bard-moor Country Club. Survivors include her husband, William three daughters, Lucinda Collins, Spring Hill, Emily Sue Cramer, Clearwater, and Patricia Snead, Tallahassee; a brother, William Thalman, Danville, two stepsons, Stephen A. Kinnamon, Port Orange, and Peter L. Kinnamon, Lakeland; 11 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. E.

James Reese Funeral Home and Crematory, Seminole. MERTES, CHARLES 84, of Largo, died Wednesday (Sept. 24, 1997) at home. He came here in 1978 from Chicago and was retired from Ecolab, Joliet, 111. He was a member of First Baptist Church of Indian Rocks.

Survivors include his wife of 62 years, Florence; four daughters, Mary Ellen Popiolek, Largo, Madeline Troyer and Vera Rymus, both of Chicago, and Eileen Strejc, Mokena, a son, Charles 15 grandchildren; 17 greatgrandchildren; and a great-greatgrandchild. Damar Funeral Home, Justice, 111. SPRAGUE, RICHARD 91, of Largo, died Sunday (Sept. 21, 1997) at Mariner Health Care of Belieair. He was born in East Randolph, and came to Port Charlotte in 1958 from Cabot, where he owned and operated Sprague's General Store.

He moved in 1995 from Port Charlotte to Largo. He was a member of Port Charlotte United Methodist Church, Port Charlotte Country Club and Green Mountain Masonic Lodge, Cabot. Survivors include his wife of 67 years, Jessie; three sons, Arthur, Largo, Richard, Norwood, and John, Me-chanicsburg, two daughters, Edith Foster, Panama City Beach, and Emily Eisenhaure, West Granby, 12 grandchildren; and 18 great-grandchildren. Rhodes Funeral Directors, Druid Chapel, Clearwater. Seminole EDDINGTON, PAUL, 72, of Seminole, died Monday (Sept.

22, 1997) at Columbia St. Petersburg Medical Center. Survivors include his wife, Margaret. Abbey Parklawn Funeral Home, Palm Harbor. RYAN, EDMUND 96, of Springfield, formerly of Seminole, died Sunday (Aug.

10, 1997) in a Springfield nursing home. He came here from Springfield after he retired as owner and operator for 40 years of Edmund's Barber Shop. He was a member and eucharistic minister of Immaculate Conception Church, the Knights of Columbus, Agawam Elks Lodge 2174 and the West Springfield Auxiliary Police Department, all of Springfield. He was a past president of the Massachusetts Sons of the Spanish-American War Veterans and a national president of the organization. Survivors include several nieces and nephews including Christine M.

Lovett, Seminole. Hafey Springfield Chapels, Springfield. ed for the Oldsmar Cup Award. The award was created by Mayor Jerry Beverland and the first was given last year to City Council member Ed Manny. Beverland said the big difference between the Citizen of the Year and the Oldsmar Cup is that the Oldsmar Cup winner doesn't have to be a resident of the city.

Williams, 51, owns a State Farm Insurance agency in Oldsmar and lives in Countryside. Beverland praised Williams' in center, band room and auditorium will be fixed up, along with classrooms. "It would have hurt if we couldn't go forward," Gombos said. "All of this is designed to complement the school's curriculum. We want our facility to match where we want to be in our curriculum." Northeast High in St.

Petersburg is due for of construction to add a new cafeteria and renovate classroom wings. Bay Point Middle and Bay Point Elementary in St. Petersburg have been waiting more than five years for changes to help accommodate the math and science magnet programs there. The middle school is scheduled for $12-million in renovation. The elementary school is scheduled for Jeanna Orphanidys has two reasons to celebrate news of the waiver.

She has a daughter at Bay Point Middle School and is the former chairwoman of the School Advisory Committee at Azalea Middle School, where her son attended last year. If Tarpon Springs ANDERSON, GEORGE 59, of Tarpon Springs, died Wednesday (Sept. 24, 1997) at Helen Ellis Memorial Hospital, Tarpon Springs. He was born in Ann Arbor, and canie here in 1995 from Grand Rapids, Mich. He worked as an automotive manufacturing engineer for 33 years with Saturn Electronics and Engineering, Coop-ersville, Mich.

He was an Army veteran. He was Methodist and a member the Family Motor Coach Association. Survivors include his wife, Ruth; ja daughter, Brenda Der Derian, Tarpon Springs; a son, Timothy Belding, his mother, Helen E. Buchnec, Comstock Park, a brother, James San Mateo, and two grandchildren. Vinson Funeral Home, Tarpon Springs.

YOUNG, ANNA MAY, 78, of Tarpon Springs and New Port died Wednesday (Sept. 24, 1997) at home. She was born in Newark, N.J and came here in 1992 from HolmdelJ N.J. She was a homemaker and Protes. tant.

Survivors include a daughter Lesley Sue Liebenow, Tarpon Springs) a sister, Eleanor Neugebauer, Cedaf Grove, two granddaughters, Bar bara and Robyn; and a niece, Barbara; Goetze, Palm Harbor. Curlew Hills Fu neral Home, Palm Harbor. STANLEY, JOHN, 72, of Clearwater, died Monday (Sept. 22, 1997) at Columbia Clearwater Community Hospital. He was born in Brooklyn, N.Y., and came here in 1992 from Long Beach, Calif.

He was a retired hotel manager and a Navy veteran of World War II. Survivors include his wife of 41 years, Helen; a son, Donald, Long Beach; a daughter, Doreen Crowe, Mesa, and two grandchildren. Gulf Breeze Cremation Burial Society, Largo. Palm Harbor CHANDLER, WARREN LEE, 55, of Palm Harbor, died Tuesday (Sept. 23, 1997) at Helen Ellis Memorial Hospital, Tarpon Springs.

He came here in 1993 from his native Atlanta where he worked as a warehouse superintendent for Zep Manufacturing Co. He was an Army veteran of the Vietnam War. He was Baptist. Survivors include three sons, Warren Brent and Adam, all of Acworth, his mother, Katherine W. Adams, Jonesboro, two brothers, Jimmie Jonesboro, and George Philip, Stockbridge, and six grandchildren.

Moss-Feaster Funeral Homes Cremation Services, Palm Harbor Chapel. GIBB, ESTHER 97, of Palm Harbor, died Thursday (Sept. 25, 1997) at Mease Continuing Care, Dunedin. She was born in Boston and came here in 1989 from Rhode Island. She was a homemaker and member of Holiday Gospel Assembly, Holiday.

Survivors include two daughters, Edith M. Johnson, Palm Harbor, and Virginia Keith, Lakefield, Ontario; a son, George Carpenteria, a sister, Ruth Sorenson, Carthage, N.C.; five grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren. Thomas B. Dobies Funeral HomeBartelt Road Chapel, Holiday ROTH, PAULINE, 99, of Palm Harbor, died Tuesday (Sept. 23, 1997) at Harborside Healthcare, Palm Harbor.

She was born in Jackson, and came here in 1968 from Detroit, where she retired as a registered nurse. She was an Army nurse veteran of World War I. She was Catholic. Survivors include a daughter, Pat She-pley, Palm Harbor; a son, Charles Thomas, Plymouth, seven grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. National Cremation Society, Holiday.

Largo SCHWAN, PAUL 58, of Largo, died Wednesday (Sept. 24, 1997) at home. He was born in Buffalo, N.Y., and came here in 1982 from Arlington, Va. He was a cabinetmaker and Catholic. Survivors include his wife, Melody; a son, Keith, Hudson; four daughters, Lori Rose and Shari Schwan, both of St.

Petersburg, Gail Kelley, Kenneth City, and Debby Finley, St. Petersburg; a sister, Janet Leacock, Pinellas Park; and seven grandchildren. Taylor Family Funeral Home, Pinellas Park. work at the Civic Club and all the bingo profits are donated to charities. "I absolutely love Oldsmar," Holloway said.

"I think it is one of the neatest towns anyone could live in. They try really hard to entertain citizens and make them feel like they are part of a small community." Williams, who has headed the chamber's awards committee for 11 years, had to excuse herself when she realized she was nominat "I have been trying to convince everyone this wasn't as big an issue as the school administration was making it out to be," Latvala said. Still, he said, he was glad to get official word from Brogan on Thursday. Tony Rivas, supervisor of facilities for Pinellas schools, said he has a meeting today with the architect for Dunedin High's project. The contract with the architect for the Bay Point Middle projects was signed this week, he said.

Now, those architects can start work. "If they've given us all seven, that's excellent," Rivas said. The district already has the money set aside for the projects, which includes $ll-million for renovations at Tarpon Springs High. "I'm really, really glad about that," said Emmanuel Gombos, assistant principal at Tarpon Springs. "We had an architect who couldn't finish the work until we heard something." Almost every building on campus will have changes made to the heating and air-conditioning system, he said.

The school's media Belieair Beach MONTGOMERY, EDWINA CARWILE, 93, of Belieair Beach, died Wednesday (Sept. 24, 1997) at home. Born in Charlotte County, Va she came here in 1959 from Georgetown, where she was a schoolteacher and taught third grade at Garth School. She was a member of Church of the Isles Congregational, Indian Rocks Beach, and the PEO Sisterhood. Survivors include a sister, Ruth C.

Blake, Belieair Beach; a brother, W.E., Greenville, N.C.; a niece, Anne Berkley Hel-mick, Clearwater; and two nephews. Hubbell Funeral Home and Crematory, Belieair Bluffs. Dunedin FOREIT, JOHN 72, of Dunedin, died Wednesday (Sept. 24, 1997) at Mease Dunedin Hospital. He was born in Mount Pleasant, and came here in 1980 from Lake Ridge, where he retired as an analyst for the federal government.

He was a Navy veteran of World War II. He was a member of Holy Apostles Church, Palm Harbor, Old Fort Harrison VFW Post 2473, Clearwater, and Elks Lodge 2275 and American Legion Post 275, both of Dunedin. Survivors include his wife, Carmela; a son, Christopher Athens, a daughter, Mary Sue Dugan, Charlotte, N.C.; a brother, Robert, Dixon, a sister, Gloria Corsano, Hackensack, and three grandchildren. Abbey Parklawn Funeral Home, Palm Harbor. Clearwater SMILOVITCH, FRANCES LOUISE, 85, of Clearwater, died Tuesday (Sept.

23, 1997) at Mease Countryside Hospital, Safety Harbor. She was born in Montreal and came here in 1982 from Miami. She was a teacher in Canada and Miami. Survivors include a daughter, Susan Olvera, New Port Richey; four grandchildren, David Feliciano and Jessica Rosiles, both of Clearwater, Cassie Ramos, New Port Richey, and Angelica Feliciano, Pass Christian, and a great-granddaughter, Tattianna Rosiles, Clearwater. Blount, Curry Roel Funeral Homes Cemeteries, Lakeview Chapel-Sylvan Abbey, Clearwater.

YOUNG, GLADYS 88, of Clearwater, died Thursday (Sept. 25, 1997) at Spanish Gardens Nursing and Convalescent Center, Dunedin. She came here in 1946 from her native Hempstead, N.Y. She was a beautician and owned several area beauty salons. She was a member of First United Methodist Church of Clearwater.

Survivors include a son, Wesley Palm Harbor; a daughter, Agnes Ashdown, Fort Myers; eight grandchildren; and 20 great-grandchildren. American Burial and Cremation Service, Palm Harbor. Chamber from Page 1 Holloway's Funeral Home in Olds-mar for 10 years. Besides his participation in the chamber, Holloway has sponsored the student of the month competition at Forest Lakes Elementary, donated to Friendship Playground, the Oldsmar Little League and the Oldsmar Falcons, and headed the Oldsmar Days parade. Holloway is not paid for his Schools from Page 1 heard the news.

"This is amazing. This is fabulous," she said. "I'll have to see it to believe it." Dunedin is scheduled for in renovations and construction. Sandi Harris, Brogan's director of legislative affairs, said the commissioner approved the waivers Thursday morning. The paperwork should go out today, she said.

"We believed those projects should not be held up," Harris said. "We have never felt it was the intent (of the Legislature) that those projects should be slowed up or stopped in their tracks." Plus, Gov. Lawton Chiles has called a special legislative session for Nov. 3 to deal with school overcrowding. State Sen.

Jack Latvala, R-Palm Harbor, said he was confident all along that Pinellas could get the waivers and had been calling Brogan's office to try to push the paperwork through. CORNWELL, WILLIS R. 87, of Seminole, died Wednesday (Sept. 24, 1997) at home under the care of Hospice of the Florida Suncoast. He was born in Lincolnton, N.C, and came here in 1993 from Charlotte, N.C.

He retired after 37 years as a cable foreman for Southern Bell. He was a member of First Baptist Church of Charlotte and attended First Baptist Church of Indian Rocks, and was a member of Phalanx Masonic Lodge 31, Scottish Rite of Free Masonry and Oasis Shrine Temple, all of Charlotte. Survivors include his wife of 61 years, Elizabeth two daughters, Janice Jochum, Seminole, and Elizabeth Dwiggins, Norfolk, a son, Willis R. Breckenridge, two sisters, Mary Cornwell and Ruth Wyatt, both of Charlotte; seven grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Moss-Feaster Funeral Homes Cremation Services, Serenity Gardens Chapel, Largo.

FORNWALT, HILDA, 99, of Seminole, died Wednesday (Sept. 24, 1997) at Hospice House Woodside, Pinellas Park. She was born in England and came here in 1982 from Philadelphia. She was a homemaker and was a member of Cedar Park Presbyterian Church, Seminole. Survivors include a son, J.

Dawson. National Cremation Society, Largo. volvement in the community. Williams has sponsored the student of the month competition at Oldsmar Elementary, volunteered during the building of Friendship Playground, served as president of the chamber and the Oldsmar Kiwanis Club and is president of Leadership Pinellas. "With everything she has done for the chamber and the city, she has never gotten recognized for it," Beverland said.

"She deserves Azalea is scheduled for of work. The waiver means an ease to the overcrowding at Bay Point and the arrival, at last, of classroom computers and Internet access at Azalea, Orphanidys said. "The old building at Azalea will be retrofitted and upgraded to the 20th century," she said. Without the waivers on both projects, she said, "the architects would have had to come in and redraw and start the whole process over." David Doss, a member of the School Advisory Committee for Pasadena Fundamental School and a parent of a fifth-grader there, is hopeful the school's renovation and expansion plan can stay on track. "It's fabulous news," he said.

"Now we can just pick up where we left off and, hopefully, the groundbreaking won't be delayed too long. It certainly means the children will have a better learning environment in the future." Times staff writers Christina Headrick and Jim DeBrosse contributed to this report. CICHON, STANLEY 80, of Seminole, died Tuesday (Sept. 23, 1997) at home. He came here in 1985 from his native Buffalo, N.Y.

He was an Army Air Forces veteran of World War II and was Catholic. Survivors include his wife of 57 years, Kazmiera; a son, Stanley, Seminole; a daughter, Betty Lou Cichon, Palm Harbor; three brothers, Matthew, Daytona Beach, and Edward and Anthony, both of Buffalo; two sisters, Mary Hines, Buffalo, and Olga Damien, Lewiston, Maine; two grandchildren; and a great-grandchild. National Cremation Society, Largo. SNELLING, VIRGINIA 90, of Seminole, died Wednesday (Sept. 24, 1997) at home.

She was born in Detroit and came here in 1969. She was a schoolteacher and taught in Detroit, Royal Oak and Garden City, schools. She graduated from Eastern Michigan College, where she was a member of Delta Sigma Epsilon sorority. She was a member of Church of the Isles Congregational, Indian Rocks Beach, and the DAR. Survivors include her husband, Robert; two daughters, Holley Savage, Tampa, and Barbara Charter, Miami; and seven grandchildren and a great-granddaughter.

American Burial and Cremation Service, Palm Harbor. the award." Two other awards were given by the chamber during its banquet Saturday. Tom Kilty, whose family owns Quality Management Solutions in Oldsmar, received the Distinguished Service Award for his volunteer work at the chamber. And John Ashley, manager of Ashley Quality Carpets of Oldsmar, won the Outstanding Ambassador of the Year award for dedication to the chamber. Inaugural Taste of Palm Harbor planned Oct.

5 Times Staff Writer PALM HARBOR The Palm Harbor Junior Woman's Club is wrapping up plans for the first Taste of Palm Harbor on Oct. 5. So far, 30 area restaurants have signed up to offer samples of their food at booths along Florida Avenue in old downtown Palm Harbor. Live entertainment will include a country and western band, a jazz band and a disc jockey playing music throughout the afternoon. Local crafters and vendors interested in reserving space may call Carol Klause at 784-1836.

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29, 1997, at the North East Park Baptist Church, 3737 First St. N.E., St. Petersburg, with Dr. Gene Crawley officiating. GOULD Mrs.

Shirlee D. Funeral Services will be conducted at p.m., Monday, in the Community' Reformed Church of 1430 Belieair Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 5 p.m., Sunday. Should friends desire, memorial' contributions may be made to the Shirlee D. Gould Memorial Fund. MOSS-FEASTER FUNERAL HOMES CREMATION SERVICES BELCHER ROAD CHAPEL446-2375 HEWLETT A Memorial Service for Beverly Meyer Hewlett, who died Wednesday, Sept.

24, 1997, will bej held Monday Sept. 29th, at 7 p.m., at the funeral home chapel. She is survived by her daughter, Debo-, rah Lynn Jackson of Largo; Frank Dreux Jackson III of Tampa; grandchildren: Matthew Seton Jackson and Frank Dreux Jack-. son, IV. In lieu of flowers, contribu-" tions can be made to Hospice of Hillsborough, Inc.

BLOUNT, CURRY ROEL Funeral Homes Cemeteries MacDill Avenue Chapel 60S S. MacDill Avenue (813) 876-2421 KINNAMON Elizabeth T. A Memo- rial Service will be held Sept. 29, 1997, at 2 p.m., at Alders-; gate Methodist Church, 9530 Star- key Largo. The family quests that, in lieu of flowers, con- ii luuMuio utr maue lu triTner Tne American Cancer Society or Hos-,.