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7b; TIMES FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 2006 OBITUARIES SUNCOAST DEATHS This list Is extracted from detailed obituaries published In other regional editions of the Times. For complete obituaries, please see www.sptlmes.com. Merritt Funeral Home, Brooksvllle. JACOBS, RAYMOND E. 71, of Spring Hill, died June 21.

Turner Funeral and Cremation Center, U.S. 19 Chapel, Spring Hill. KOESTER, JOAN 69, of Spring Hill, died June 20. Brewer and Sons Funeral Homes and Cremation Services, Brooksvllle. MASSEY, AUDREY 79, of Brooksvllle, died June 21 Merritt Funeral Home, Brooksvllle.

MATARAZZO, ARMAND MICHAEL, of Spring Hill, died June 20. Turner Funeral Homes, Spring Hill. WARD, IVA 89, of Spring Hill, died June 21. Turner Funeral Homes, Brooksvllle. WOEBCKE, WALTER 88, of Brooksvllle, died June 14.

National Cremation Society, Hudson. Citrus BARCH, GERTRUDE. 92, of Beverly Hills, died June 20. Humane Society changes cause stir Workers at the Pinellas shelter disagree on the interim director's motives and personnel decisions. Fero Funeral Home With Crematory, Beverly Hills.

HOOPER, HARRY 79, of Floral City, died June 20. Chas. E. Davis Funeral Home With Crematory, Inverness. HYNES, ROBERT, 86, of Crystal River, formerly of St.

Petersburg, died June 10. Serenity Memorial Funeral Home and Cremation Services, Crystal River. Hiteborough Largo. CIRONE, ANTHONY 77, of Palm Harbor, formerly of Safety Harbor, died June 22. Sylvan Abbey Funeral 1 Home, Clearwater.

COLLINS, M. JEAN, 87, of Clearwater, died June 22. Moss-Feaster Funeral Homes and Cremation Services, Belcher Road Chapel, Clearwater. CORONADO, MARK ANTHONY, 44, of Clearwater, died June 21. Global Gulf Breeze Mortuary, Largo.

FERNANDEZ, ISABEL, 94, of Dunedin, died June 20. Moss-Feaster Funeral Homes and Cremation Services, Dunedin Chapel, Dunedin. HALL, JACQUELYN BOWEN, 77, of Clearwater, died June 21. Curlew Hills Funeral Home, Palm Harbor. LAGRAVINESE, MARY, 69, of Clearwater, died June 20.

Clearwater Funeral Homes and Cremation Options, Dunedin. LAITE, MARGARET JUKES "GINNY," 88, of Fort Pierce, formerly of Tarpon Springs, died June 21 Vinson Funeral Home, Tarpon Springs. MUSSELMAN, MILDRED IRENE, 95, of Palm Harbor, died June 20. Moss-Feaster Funeral Homes and Cremation Services, Palm Harbor Chapel, Palm Harbor. SCHEILZ, DORA 92, of Clearwater, died June 20.

Moss-Feaster Funeral Homes and Cremation Services, Belcher Road Chapel, Clearwater. SISK, CHARLOTTE "SUE," 79, of Clearwater, died June 20. Moss-Feaster Funeral Homes and Cremation Services, Belcher Road Chapel, Clearwater. TRfTINGER, CHARLES EDWARD "CHUCK," 85, of Palm Harbor, died June 20. Devlin Funeral Home, Pittsburgh.

June 1 9. Brewer and Sons Funeral Home, Tampa. ROBERTSON, ELLEN 63, of Tampa, died May 20. Holloway Funeral Home, Oldsmar. Pasco ARBOGAST, PAUL 88, of Hudson, died June 21.

Prevatt Funeral Home, Hudson. CARADONNA, JOSEPH "JOE," 86, of Port Rlchey, died June 21. Thomas B. Dobles Funeral Homes, Hudson. HESS, MAISIE, 95, of Port Richey, formerly of Madeira Beach, died June 20.

North Meadowlawn Funeral Home, New Port Richey. JAMES, DOROTHY CURINGTON, 88, of New Port Richey, died June 18. Michels and Lundquist Funeral Home, New Port Richey. MILLER, PATRICIA ANNE, 70, of Zephyrhllls, died June 16, Hodges Family Funeral Home, State Road 54 Chapel, Zephyrhllls. ORMSBY, KENNETH ORSON, 65, of Zephyrhllls, died June 17.

National Cremation Society, Hudson. PARKER, DONALD 64, of Hudson, died June 21. Thomas B. Dobies Funeral Homes, Hudson. PRYNN, CAROL 70, of San Antonio, died June 18.

Hodges Family Funeral Home, Highway 301 Chapel, Dade City. SCHULTZ, MARGARET 70, of Port Richey, died June 21 Thomas B. Dobles Funeral Homes, Hudson. Other Pinellas BJORK, JANICE 78, of Palm Harbor, died June 20. Curlew Hills Funeral Home, Palm Harbor.

BOLTZE, ALBERT 79, of Clearwater, died June 20. Abbey Affordable Cremation and Funeral Services, PHILLIPS, HELEN MARGUERITE, 81 of Crystal River, died June 21 Chas. E. Davis Funeral Home with Crematory. Inverness.

ROWE, JACOB EUQENE, 1 9, of Inverness, died June 5. Chas. E. Davis Funeral Home with Crematory, nverness, SALVO, JOSEPH 94, of Homosassa, died June 21 Strickland Funeral Home, Crystal River. SAWYER, ASHTON P.

"HUCK," 94, of Homosassa, ANSELMI, RALPH 86, of Tampa, died June 18. Blount and Curry Funeral Home, Tampa. BENNETT, NANCY, 42, of Rivervlew, died June 20. Hillsboro Memorial Funeral Home, Brandon. CAOUETTE, MARGARET "MICKI," 75, of Dover, died June 18.

Stowers Funeral Home, Brandon. ETTELDORF, RICHARD 75, of Valrlco, died June 18. Haught Funeral Home, Plant City. FULTS, CHARLES E. 74, of Tampa, died June 21.

Garden of Memories Funeral Home, Tampa. JOHNSON, KELLY SUZANNE, 39, formerly of Tampa, died June 17. Hopewell Funeral Home, Plant City. MOSSBERG, RUTH UNDEMANN, 79, of Plant City, died June 1 0. Wells Memorial Funeral, Plant City.

PARRINO, ULY CLESI, 93, of Tampa, died June 20. Boza and Roel Funeral Home, Tampa. PLATT, ISABELLE M. WRIGHT, 84, of Tampa, died died June 19. Strickland Funeral Home, Crystal River, STEELE, ELIZABETH 83, of Lecanto, died June 21 Wilder Funeral Home, Homosassa Springs.

Hernando ARENA, MICHAEL 82, of Spring Hill, died June 20. Turner Funeral Homes, Spring Hill. JACK, LUELLA MARIE, 89, of Brooksvllle, died June 21. FUNERAL NOTICES Largo HAFFENDEN, CATHERINE AH-RENS, 88, of Seminole, died Tuesday DRISKELL, JOEANN, 53, of Jacksonville, formerly of St Petersburg, EVANS, BILL, 93, of St. Petersburg, died Saturday (June 10, 2006) at Bay- VANDERHOEF, FRANK, 63, of Lar (June 20, 2006) at St.

go, formerly of SL Petersburg, died Joseph's Hospital, Tampa. She came here in 1979 from Vint tialitfo fViifirrn died Monday (June 19, 2006) at home. She came here in 1966 from her native Barney, and moved in 1978 to Jacksonville where she attended Florida front Medical Center. He was born in Philadelphia, and came here in 1944 from Riverton, NJ. He worked in New York and New Jersey as a saxophonist f.

She was an account- ant and hririop nlav- Thursday (June 15, 2006) at Largo Medical Center. He was born in the Bronx, N.Y., and came to SL Petersburg in 1963 from New York and in 1999 moved to Lar NEVILLE-QRASBERGER Trm or a uraa a mum. JANET E. go. He worked many years for Morgan Yacht and Irwin Yacht He owned Tree and Hedge Barbers, Largo.

He was an avid golfer and antique car collector, ber of St Jerome Catholic Church, Largo, and the Suncoast Newcomers Club. Survivors include two daughters, Donna Johnston, Bradcnton, and Janet Kallas, Northbrook, a brother, Peter Geier, Colorado; a sister, Marie Ayesse, Tucson, four grandchildren; and five great-grandsons. E. James Reese Funeral Home and Crematory, Seminole. MACRI, RAYMOND F.

"CURLY," 77, of Seminole, died Tuesday (June Community College and was a bus driver for Duval County schools. She was a member of Christian United Church in Jacksonville, sang in the choir and served as treasurer. Locally, she worked for the Pinellas County School Board and Bayfront Medical Center and was a certified nurses assistant at Coquina Key Health and Rehabilitation Center. She was a 1971 graduate of Lakewood High School, served in the Job Corps and was a member of Trinity Presbyterian Church, St Petersburg. Survivors in and enjoyed woodworking and gardening.

Survivors include four daughters, Loraine Muller, South Pasadena, Dorothy Jacobus, Virginia Lindstrom and By DEMORRIS A. LEE Tlmii Stiff Wrltr CLEARWATER When the Humane Society of Pinellas' longtime executive director left abruptly and mysteriously last month, shelter employees and volunteers knew changes would follow. Some even hoped that with a new set of eyes, the many dogs, cats and a few goats cared for at the shelter also would benefit But seven weeks later, the changes are getting mixed reviews. Bill Mazurek, a 10-year volunteer and seven-year Humane Society board member, is working as the shelter's unpaid interim director. In the, month since Mazurek, 55, took over from Rick Chaboudy, the organization has brought back a former veterinarian and changed the way kennels are disinfected to improve animal care, he said.

It also is looking at other policies and plans to bring in an animal behaviorist "Change itself may be difficult, but it's about the welfare of the animals," said Mazurek, who works full time as a senior project manager for a medical device company while serving as interim executive director. "The standard of care has changed. I'm not saying we were not meeting the standard of care for animals, but the changes are to ensure the animals' care and welfare." But a few employees say more emphasis has been placed on running the facility at 3040 State Road 590 like a business instead of focusing on the animals. "It used to be about the animals; that was the No. 1 thing to save as many animals as we could," said Jane Somers, the volunteer coordinator at the shelter.

"Now Bill is calling it a business. It's a nonprofit. I'm just afraid for the animals. People used to know that if they brought a sick animal to us, we would do everything in our power to keep that animal alive. And I fear that's not the case' anymore." Several former employees and volunteers also say they feel like Elizabeth Vanderhoef-Adams, all of SL Petersburg; his mother, Gladys Van-derhoef, Gulfport; two sisters, Gladys Botts, Gulfport, and Elaine Wilson, St.

Petersburg; and 10 grandchildren. Memorial Park Funeral Home, SL 44 years, of St. Petersburg, Florida passed awav unexpectedly on Sunday June 18, 2006 from Inlu- rles sustained In an automobile accident. Janet was born In Tole- do, Ohio on April 22, 1960 to Ray- mond C. and Barbara Ruth (Gosda) Neville.

Janet received her Degree In Nursing from Owens Community College, grad- uatlng la 1986. She moved to St. Petersburg, Florida In 1987. Janet will greatly be missed by all who knew and loved her. Surviving are her daughters, Rob- -InMcClellan; parents, Ray Barbara Neville; sister, Linda Neville; brothers, Gale (Molly) Neville; Kenneth Neville; special friend, Martin Hartkopf; many nieces and nephews.

Friends and famly will be received In the Neville Funeral Home Reynolds Corners Chapel, 5052 Dorr Toledo (419-535- 1 0951) from 2 to 9 p.m. Friday June 23, where funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday June 24, 2006 with Pastor Lar- ry Smith officiating. Burial will follow at Toledo Memorial Park. Those planning an expression of sympathy are asked to consider the Epiphany Lutheran Church, 915 N.

Reynolds Toledo. I-1 20, 2006) at Largo Medical Center. He was born in New Haven, and came here in 1976 from Hamden, Conn. He worked for the railroad in St. Petersburg BORDEN, GEORGE H.

65, of SL Petersburg, died Saturday (June 3, 2006) at SL Peters burg General Hospital. He was born in Mount Holly, N.J., and moved to the area in 1978 from New Jersey. He was a and clarinetist and locally formed the Red Coats, a 13-piece orchestra. It was the house band at the Coliseum and also performed on the west coast of Florida and did television shows, radio spots and recordings. In October 1960, his band placed second in the southeast division of the National Dance Band Contest in Louisville, Ky.

He led his orchestra until he retired in 1999. He was a life member of the American Federation of Musicians, St. Petersburg. He and his wife owned Westcoast Music in Port Richey, where he taught organ, piano and woodwinds. He was a former manager and director of the Webb City portrait studio and a woodwind instructor at Bringe Music Studios, St Petersburg.

Survivors include a son, Butch, St Petersburg; a sister, Carolyn Stebbins, Melbourne; a grandson, Sean William Evans; and three great-grandchildren, Deveny Elaine Evans, and Arthur and Shannon Pujols. Florida Direct Cremation and Burial Society, St. Petersburg. KESEAD, ROBERT, 69, of St Petersburg, died Tuesday (June 20, 2006) at Hospice House Woodside, Pinellas Park. He was born in New Brunswick, and came here in 1985 from Mayport He retired after 20 years of Navy service and worked as a payroll technician at the Department of Veterans Affairs.

Survivors include his wife of 40 years, JoAnne two sons, Army National Guard Sgt 1st Class Michael MacDill Air Force Base, Tampa, and Air Force Maj. Robert Hurlbert Field, Fort Walton Beach; three daughters, Verginia K. Hamlet, Tarpon Springs, Cheryle Ann Helble, Hunker, and Terrie Lynn Mittner, New Brighton, nine grandchildren; and a great-grandchild. American Heritage Cremation Society, Holiday. ROGERS, W.C.

"BUD," 89, of St Petersburg, died Tuesday (June 20, New Haven and locally was a motel manager in St Pete Beach. He was an Army veteran. Survivors include his wife of 37 years, Rosalie; a half brother, Fred Macri, West Palm Beach; and two cousins, Maria Tonucci and Vincent Maturo, both of Connecticut. Garden Sanctuary Funeral Home and Cemetery, Seminole. truck driver in the oil industry.

Survivors include his wife of 26 years, Karen three daughters, PETROSKI, ELEANOR 84, of Laura Gibson, Connecticut, Kelly Bor-den-Joy, New Jersey, and Leslie Hick-cox, St Petersburg; two sons, Brian OHLERICH-MAROARET ANITA 97, of St. Petersburg. Memorial Service will be 10 AM Saturday, June 24th at Palm Lake Christian Church, 5401 22nd Avenue North with Rev. Gregory L. Howell officiating.

Memorials may be made to Palm Lake Christian Church. Seminole, died Wednesday (June 21, 2006) at Largo Medical Center. She Tullos, Largo, and David Tullos, Clear moved to Florida in 1974 from her water, two sisters, Shirley Halpin, New Jersey, and Carole Harrison, Dela native Milwaukee. She was a home-maker and member of St. Jerome ware; a brother, Ron, New Jersey; 12 grandchildren; four great-grandchil Catholic Church, Largo.

Survivors in elude her husband of 64 years, Ed dren; and several nieces and nephews. Brett Funeral Home Cremation Services, St Petersburg. ward; three sons, Donald, Mesa, Buddy, West Allis, and Jimmy, Seminole; two daughters, Sissie Sed- BURKE, ROY, 76, of St Petersburg, mak, New Berlin, and Jane Jordan, Seminole; two sisters, Delores died Sunday (June 18, 2006) at home. ROGERS W.C. 'BUD" died Tuesday, June 20, 2006.

Friends may show their love from until on Monday, June 26th at Anderson-McQueen Funeral Home NE St. Petersburg 2201 Dr. M.L. King St. where a celebration of his Life and Homecoming will take place at A reception will follow the service.

Bud will, be burled with his Mother and Father at Odd Fellows Cemetery In Carlisle, Indiana. In lieu of flow- ers please make a contribution to Hospice of the Florida Suncoast, 5771 Roosevelt Clearwater, FL 33760. Online guestbook www.andersonmcqueen.com they were pushed away because they had been close to Chaboudy. Piek, Greenfield, and Florence He was born in Kingston, Jamaica, and came here in Marchelwski, Milwaukee; 14 grand children; and 14 great-grandchildren. 1985 from London.

He worked in the cir clude her husband, Horace; a son, Robert Schofield III, St. Petersburg; three daughters, Kerticia Mond, and Portia and Imeisha Driskell, all of Jacksonville; her mother and stepfather, Maggie and Nelson Noble St Petersburg; a sister, Luella Craig, St Petersburg; and seven grandchildren. Smith Funeral Home, St Petersburg. MASCIARELLI, NICHOLAS, 79, of St Petersburg, died Wednesday (June 21, 2006) at Carrington Place Care Center. He was born in Trenton, and came here in 1980 from Morris-ville, Pa.

He was an automobile mechanic for 40 years with General Motors in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. He was Catholic. He was an avid reader and enjoyed gardening. Survivors include three sisters, Genieve Hart-man, Phoenix, Frances Zarr, St Petersburg, and Dorothy Macaluso, Brooksville; two nieces; and two nephews. National Cremation Society, Clearwater.

PAULO, ANTHONY WAYNE, 52, of St Petersburg, died Wednesday (June 21, 2006) at home. There are no known survivors. ALifeTribute FuneralCare, Largo. TOBIAS, MICHAEL RICHARD, 57, of St Petersburg, died Monday (June 19, 2006) at Bay Pines VA Medical Center. He came here in 1977 from his native Detroit He was an Army veteran of the Vietnam War and member of VFW Post 6827.

He enjoyed riding his Harley motorcycle. Survivors include his wife, Kristy four sons, Ec Laboissonniere, Michigan, Ryania-boissonniere, South Carolina, and Tobias and Tim King, both of St. Petersburg; a daughter Sara Shaver, St Petersburg; two brothers, John, Clearwater, and Joseph, Seminole; a sister, Marie Singleton, Michigan; and six grandchildren. Florida Direct Cremation and Burial Society, St Petersburg. WOODS, THOMAS PATRICK 47, of St Petersburg, died Wednesday (June 21, 2006) at St Anthony's Hospital.

He was born in New York City, and came here in 1974 from Doraville, Ga. He was a chef at the Hilton St Petersburg and the Friendly Fisherman Waterfront seafood restaurant Madeira Beach. He was Catholic. Survivors include two daughters, Kristina and Andrea Woods, both of St Petersburg; his parents, Eileen and Thomas Woods, Verona, and three sisters, Donna Woods, Dallas, Doreen Carbone, Bealeton, and Tracey Dilisi, Barnegat NJ. David C.

Gross Funeral Homes and Cremation Center, Central Avenue Chapel, St Moss-Feaster Funeral Homes and Cremation Services, Serenity Gardens culation department Chapel, Largo. of the St. Petersburg Times. Survivors in PUTNAM, TRAVERS 90, of Seminole, died Tuesday (June 20, 2006) at home. He was born in Phoe 2006) at Palms of Pasadena Hospital under hospice care.

He was a longtime resident of St. Petersburg, moving here with his wife in 1975. He graduated clude his wife of 20 years, Iris; three daughters, Maxine Nightingale, Hollywood, Rozalind Davey, London, and Lorraine Stone, Essex, England; bus, and moved to the area in 1960 from Gainesville. He retired in two sons, Glenn Nightingale and Neil Former shelter manager Kim Trimmer claims to have been forced out, and another ex-employee says she was fired after an exchange with Mazurek's wife, who volunteers at the shelter. "The day after Rick was let go, I was told the people would no longer go to me," said Trimmer, who worked at the shelter for eight years.

1 Nancy Turcotte, 34, had worked at the shelter for a year and had just been moved from the cat to the dog area as the kennel supervisor before she was dismissed. Turcotte said that she was fired because she had questions during a dog adoption that Bill Mazurek's wife, Karen, was conducting. 1985 after 25 years as a political science professor at St Petersburg Col Burke, both of London; a sister, Beryl Harte, Orlando; seven grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. ALife-Tribute FuneralCare, Largo. lege.

He also retired as a lieutenant commander in the Navy after serving 20 years as a pilot during World War DIEHL, RODNEY R. "ROD," 94, of II, the Korean War and Berlin Airlift St Petersburg, died Thursday (June He enjoyed photography, music, and 22, 2006) at Bayfront hiking and walking national parks. 2X Survivors include his wife of 60 years, Alice; a son, Dan, Seminole; a daughter, Gretchen Horst Reston, Va; and a grandson, Jeffrey Poole. MacDonald Medical Center. He was born in Youngs-town, Ohio, and came here in 1959 from Meadville, Pa.

with a mechanical engineering degree from Purdue University where he was president of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity, played saxophone in the university band and sang in the glee club. He was an aeronautical engineer for more than 30 years with Allison Corp. in Indianapolis, and Aero Products, Van-dalia, Ohio. Locally he was a member of Pass-a-Grille Beach Community Church, St Petersburg, and the Point Brittany Yacht Club. He enjoyed building model cars and airplanes, kites and furniture.

He also enjoyed new cars, playing bridge and golf, a cigarette with a vodka martini and spending time with family. Survivors include his wife of 64 years, J. Jewel "Judy;" five children, Sue A. Rogers Stella, Peoria, 111., Scott The Woodlands, ST. DENIS -Gerard (Oerry) Joseph at his residence, Guelph, on Wednesday June 21, 2006.

Gerry Denis, In his 81st year, beloved husband of Ann Marie (Mahonev)t 1 St. Denis. Dear father of Marlene Cassan and her husband Glen of Mlsslssauga; Laurie of Waterloo; Joseph; Llanne Lucchese and her husband Frank and Janlne Bendfeld all of Guelph. Loved grandfather of Jennifer; Joseph; Dana; Stephanie; Daniel; Nicho- las; Andrew; Alex; Sherry and Christopher. Dear brother of Douglas of Hillsdale; Catherine Kelr of Sudbury and the late SI- mon Warner.

Gerry was 5 years with Canadian Armv-Grey Slmcoe Foresters Regiment; lolned North Bay O.P.P. was a. fireman with the C.P.R. former -owner of Peplow Transport; Founder Guelph Utility Pole Com-. pany retiring In 1990; member of Columbus Klwanls Club of Guelph.

Gerry enioyed his home at Washago (summer) and St. Petersburg, FL (winter). Rest- Ing at the Gilbert Maclntyre Son Funeral Home, DUBLIN CHAPEL, 252 Dublin Street North, Guelph. (Friday 2-4 8. 7-9 Funeral on Saturday morning, June 24, to Holy Rosary Church tor Funeral Mass at 11 o'clock.

Cremation. Vigil for Gerry on Friday afternoon at 3:30 He worked as a machinist his entire ca Funeral Home, Tampa. Redington Beach MISKOE, THEODORE DAVID "DAVE," 36, of Redington Beach, died Wednesday (June 21, 2006) at home He was born in Cleveland and came here in 2004 from Auburn, Ala. He was "The way it was put to me was she felt I was stepping on her toes during (the) adoption," Turcotte said. "She felt I was disrespecting her feelings, but I was the kennel supervisor, and I was trying to oversee the adoptions and learn how people were doing them in an effort to get our customer service up.

"He (Mazurek) told me I was fired because he's the boss and that's the way it is, and he absolutely refused to sit down and meet with me," she said. Mazurek declined to comment on why Trimmer or Turcotte left. Bill Mazurek said after Chaboudy resigned May 5, he a chef at Bascom's Chop House, Clear water. Survivors include his parents, Lois and Ted Miskoe, Cleveland ALifeTribute FuneralCare, Largo. reer and was a Navy veteran of World War II.

He volunteered at Hospice of the Florida Suncoast and was Methodist He was an avid fisherman and enjoyed music and playing his harmonica. Survivors include a daughter, Virginia Dritsos, St. Petersburg; three grandchildren, Tammy Dusenberry, and Victoria and Connie Dritsos; and three great-grandchildren. Memorial Park Funeral Home, St. Petersburg.

DRAGUN, WANDA 80, of St Petersburg, died Wednesday (June 21, 2006) at Bayfront Medical Center. She was born in Poland and came here in 2002 from Howard City, Mich. She was a chef and member of Blessed Trinity Catholic Church. Survivors include a son, Andrew F. Dragun, Birmingham.

a daughter. Alice Shi- Texas, Ronald Lexington, Betsy E. Rogers Hockert, Gillette, and Nancy Rogers, Littleton, 14 grandchildren; and 14 great-grandchildren. Anderson-McQueen Funeral Cremation St Petersburg. SMITH, WILLIE 91.

of St Petersburg, died Monday (June 19, 2006) at WALSTON, GARY 64, of Red ington Beach, died Tuesday (June 20, 2006) at home. He Seminole DENGEL, ELOUISE V. MOYLAN, 84, of Seminole, died Tuesday (June was born in Cairo, 111., and moved to Florida in 1996 from o'clock. As expressions of sympathy donations to the Canadian Cancer Society; The Scott Mis-slon or the charity of one's choice would be appreciated by the faml- ly (cards available at the funeral home 519-822-4731 or send condolencesat www.gllbertmaclntyreand son.com assessed the shelter's critical needs. The changes he is making are aimed at providing better care i Hermosa Beach, 20, 2006) at Seminole Nursing Pavilion.

She was born in Portage, and came here in 1977 South Heritage Health and Rehabilitation Center. He was born in Screven, Ga. He was a self-employed fisherman and an Army veteran of World for the animals, he said. Calif. He was president of Gulf Coast Audiology in Largo.

Several longtime volunteers from Warren, where she was a -vi clerk at Tiny Town VANDERHOEF FRANK The family will receive friends at the funeral home, Monday. June 26, 2006, one hour prior to service time at 11 a.m. Interment following In Memorial Park Cemetery. Memorial Park Funeral Home 5750 49th Street North 727-527-1196 nevar, Sommerfield, 111., a sister, Regi-na Krystek, and a brother, Lawrence Tarnowski, both of St Petersburg; and five grandsons. Brett Funeral Home Cremation Services, St Petersburg.

YARBROUGH, CHARLES 55, of St Petersburg, died Friday (June 16, 2006) at home. He was born in Tay-lorsville, and moved here from Mississippi. He was Baptist. Survivors include a sister, Dorothy McKinley, Taylorsville; and a brother, Johnny, St Petersburg. ALifeTribute Funeral-Care, Largo.

He also invested in real estate and was a corporate marketing consultant He was a member of Redington Beach Property Owners Association and An-ona United Methodist Church. Largo. Survivors include his wife, Linda; a son, Gary Scott, Marion, a daughter, Dawn Michelle Walston, Cape Girardeau, a brother, Art, Cairo; four grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Moss-Feaster Funeral Homes and Cremation Services, Serenity Gardens Chapel, Largo. and donors also say they have been "blacklisted" by being removed from the Humane Society's e-mail distribution list They say they no longer feel welcome.

Mazurek said no volunteers were blacklisted and questioned why no one ever came to him with that concern. "There is no such thing as a blacklist," Mazurek said. "I wish they would have come tome instead of going to the press." War II. He attended Christ Gospel Church. Survivors include a son, Dwayne Roberson; a stepson, Jeff Rob-erson; five grandchildren, Necole Roberson, Shawna Marie Roberson, Shane Edward Roberson, Zachary Roberson, and Larry Elliott; and two great-grandchildren, Amisha Roberson and Julius Battles, all of St.

Petersburg. Tion Hill Mortuary. St. Petersburg, children's clothing for many years. She was a member of St John's Catholic Church, St Pete Beach.

She enjoyed gardening. Survivors include a daughter, Pamela A Dengel Batche-lor, Seminole; five grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. R. Lee Williams Son Funeral Home Crematory, 49th Street Chapel St Petersburg,.