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a a Invites Leave Some Unhappy WASHINGTON The Carter Inaugural Committee sent out approximately 300,000 invitations in hopes of pleasing everyone, but some people who worked for Jimmy Carter's election are unhappy. Some who spent more than a year seeking his election didn't get an invitation; some Republicans who opposed him at every stage did. "In an operation the magnitude of a presidential inauguration, and given the short period of time within which there is to plan this program, mistakes are bound to be made, and some were made," said Vicki Rogers, a co-chairman of the Inaugural Committee. "Presently, we are in the process of checking our invitation lists and correcting the errors regarding the mechanics of the process. By next week, most of our mistakes will be corrected." THE MISTAKES and irregularities have been of a various nature: The Almanac By United Press International TODAY IS SUNDAY, JAN.

9, the ninth day of 1977 with 356 to follow. The moon is approaching its last quarter. The morning stars are Mercury, Mars and Saturn. The evening stars are Venus and Jupiter. Those born on this date are under the sign of Capricorn.

Richard Nixon, 37th president of the United States, was born Jan. 9, 1913. ALSO ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY: In 1793, the first successful balloon flight in the United States was made by Jean Blanchard over Philadelphia. In 1861, Mississippi seceded from the Union. In 1945, American troops invaded the Philippine island of Luzon and went on to liberate Manila.

In 1968, Surveyor 7 made a soft landing on the moon. A THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: American humorist Will Rogers said, "Everything is funny as long as it is happening to somebody else." EN A local railroad executive was asked to be host at one of the inaugural parties, although he had not been invited to the party himself. A campaign worker in northern Virginia was asked to submit a list of 10 colleagues who deserved an invitation; she did, but none of the 10 names she submitted received invitations nor did she. A Maryland man who campaigned for Carter for two years drove more than 27,000 miles in his own automobile and donated more than $700; he has not been invited to any inaugural party, but knows three Republicans who were. The Carter Inaugural Committee concedes that there have been many mistakes, which it blames on a foul-up by its computer.

But the committee says everyone should come to Washing. ton to take part in some of the free events. HAVE AGGRESSIVELY planned a series of free public events in Washington for inaugural week," Miss Rogers said. "The scope of these events is unprecedented in any prior inaugural. "A person need not have an invitation to come to Washington to participate in these events.

We encourage people from all over the country come to Washington, and we are making every effort to insure that they will have a most memorable week." Ex-Dental Official, Rodriguez, Is Dead Dr. Armando Charles Rodriguez, a native of Tampa and former president of the Hillsborough County Dental Association, died Thursday at the age of 65. A graduate of Jesuit High School and Georgtown University, Dr. Rodriguez was a member of the University Club, Ye Mystic Krewe of Gasparilla and former member of the Tampa Yacht and County Club. Marsicano Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

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The qualified are usually professionals like lawyers, physicians, psychiatrists, clergymen, counselors, etc. The quick tongued, ever ready to give unasked for advice, are not qualified to give it They are meddlers in other people's business. Have you ever noticed the meddlers who are so liberal with unasked for advice are often the ones who would not think of giving help in other ways? Is it any wonder meddlers are resented? Conversely, many of us are indebted to people we know and respect for their advice when needed. Their advice is often invaluable, beyond a price tag. Generally, is it not a good idea to make sure the advice YOU get helps YOU more than the person giving it? JACK G.

YENT, President, F. T. BLOUNT COMPANY FUNERAL HOMES Our 60th year, Tampa, Brandon and Lutz-Land O' Lakes. Molly Fitch Is Buried In Arlington Mrs. Molly Lynch Fitch of Tampa, secretary to the late Philip Murray, president of the Congress of Industrial Organizations, was buried Wednesday in Arlington National Cemetery.

She died of cancer last Sunday in Georgetown University Hospital, Washington D.C. She was 65. Born in Pittsburgh, Mrs. Fitch was a legal secretary in CIO headquaters in Washington before becoming Murray's secretary after his election as CIO president in 1940. After Murray's death in 1952 she served as Washington secretary to David J.

McDonald, president of the United Steelworkers of America. Mrs. Fitch was a volunteer worker in Georgetown Hospital in Washington and St. Joseph's hospital in Tampa. She moved to Tampa after her retirement in 1971.

She is survived by her husband, Richard W. Fitch Jr. of Tampa. A memorial service was held Friday at St. James Church, Falls Church, Va.

Halting Entry Of Illegals Top Priority WASHINGTON (AP) A Cabinet committee says U.S. policy should stress preventing illegal immigration, rather than apprehending illegal aliens already in the country, because deporting hundreds of thousands of aliens would be "inhumane and impractical." In a report issued yesterday, the Domestic Council Committee on Illegal Aliens said the effort to enforce immigration laws "must stress prevention above all other considerations." The report continued, "It is vastly more desirable from both a policy and a resources standpoint to prevent entry of the illegal (alien) or screen out potential illegals before arrival than to locate and apprehend the illegal once he is in the United States." The committee said this is the "currently accepted" strategy of the Immigration and Naturalization Service and the State Department, but recommended more money, better management and increased cooperation among federal agencies in order to make the strategy work. THE IMMIGRATION Service estimates there are eight million illegal aliens in the country, and 400,000 may be coming in annually. President Ford established the committee two years ago to review the illegal alien situation. Atty.

Gen. Edward H. Levi was the chairman, with members from other departments and federal agencies. The committee noted that "a dramatic lack of reliable information makes thorough analysis of illegal immigration impossible at this time." It urged more research to measure the impact of illegal aliens on the U.S. labor market, social services, and the economy in general.

Many illegal aliens avoid contacts with government agencies, change residences frequently, and distrust interviewers, the committee noted, so it is virtually impossible to gather reliable data about them. BUT THE committee said the few existing studies show that "illegal immigration is significant and growing" and that "the impact of illegal aliens at this time seems to be in the labor market." The committee called for legislation making it illegal for an employer knowingly to hire illegal aliens. Soft Light Inventor Dies Marvin Pipkin, 87, a research scientist for General Electric Lamp and developer of the soft light bulb, inside frosted light bulb and the 100-watt deluxe white bulb, died Friday in Lakeland. TAMPA TRIBUNE-TIMES, Sunday, Jan. 9, 1977 11-B Funeral Notices ARVAI PLANT CITY Funeral services for Joseph Lee Arvai, 23, 1412 W.

Mendonsa Plant City, who passed Friday morning, due to an auto accident, will be held Monday afternoon at 2 p.m. at the Chapel of Haynes Funeral Home with Father Eugene Dooley, officiating. Interment will follow in Oak Lawn Cemetery. Pallbearers are asked to meet at the Chapel at 1:45 p.m. He is survived by 1 daughter, Melissa Arvai; his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Andy Arvai; 1 sister, Mrs. Barbara Bargeron; 1 brother, Ernest Arvai, all of Plant City. He was not married at the time of the accident. He was a native of Plant City and a mechanic of Davis-Carter Tractor in Plant City.

Family visitation will be Sunday afternoon from 4 'til 6 p.m. at the funeral home chapel. Arrangements by: HAYNES FUNERAL HOME PLANT CITY BEAUPRE Funeral services for Mrs. Julia Beaupre, age 78, of 4106 Fig will be held at 10:00 O'Clock Monday morning at Curry's Funeral Home, 605 S. MacDill Ave.

John Erwin, associated with the West Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses, will officiate. Interment will follow in Myrtle Hill Memorial Park. A former resident of New Hampshire Mrs. Beaupre had lived in Tampa for 27 years. Survivors include 2 daughters, Mrs.

John Smirnoff, Tampa, Mrs. John Knight, Obituaries Hillsborough BEAUPRE, Mrs. Julia, 78, 4106 Fig a former resident of New Hampshire and resident of Tampa 27 years. Curry's Funeral Home, Tampa. CULLARO, Mrs.

Rosina, 91, 3815 14th St. A.P. Boza Riverside Chapel. CURCIO, Mrs. Iris 1522 S.

Grady native of Puerto Rico, and former supervisor with the State Health Department in Tampa, died yesterday. National Cremation Society. FARLOW, Sidney George, 74, Seffner, a natve of Birmingham, England, an employe of the New York Mirror 30 years, and winter resident from Ashville, N.Y., 12 years, died Thursday of natural causes. Stowers of Brandon. FENNER, Walter, 75, Sun City Center, died yesterday.

Lewers and Shannon Funeral Home. FURIA, Frank, 68, 2905 12th St. A.P. Boza Riverside Chapel. McALLISTER, Jefferson 72, Plant City, a native of Abbeyville, S.C., resident of Plant City 57 years, and retired auto mechanic, died Friday.

Haynes Funeral Home. PERCY, Eliot 69, Plant City, retired from the State Road Department, a native of New Bedford, and resident of Plant City 21 years, died yesterday. Wells Colonial Chapel. SNIDER, Charles 85, 2106 E. 115th a native of Brantford, Ontario, Canada, and resident of Tampa six years, died Friday.

Knopke Funeral Home. Highlands GRAMMER, Dorothy 75, Sebring, a retired medical secretary, died Friday. JOHNSON, Douglas, 61, Ft. Meade, a natve of Reynolds, and owner of the Ft. Meade Lumber died Friday.

Moody Funeral Home. O'DRISCOLL, Frederick, 75, Sebring, retired machinest, died Friday. MOTYCA, Charles 79, Sebring, a retired supervisor of aircraft engines for Eastern Airlines in Miami, died yesterday. Polk HOWELL, Mrs. Edwina Ratliff, 54, Lakeland, an employe of the PeoplesBank, died yesterday.

Dukes-Steen Funeral Home, Tampa. LOPEZ, Earnest 80, Bartow, a former resident of Tampa, died Friday. Whidden Funeral Home. Brandon, 2 sisters Mrs. Stella Bonk, Franklin, N.H., Mrs.

Katherine Sokol, Diamond Bar, Calif. and 4 grandchildren. In lieu of flowers those who wish may make contributions to the Hillsborough County Cancer Society, 2708 W. Kennedy Blvd. The family will be at the funeral home between 7:00 and 8:00 Sunday evening.

CURRY'S FUNERAL HOME CULLARO Funeral services for Mrs. Rosina Cullaro, age 91, of 3815 14th Street will be held Monday at 4 p.m. from the A. P. Boza Riverside Chapel with interment to follow in Woodlawn Cemetery.

Survivors include two sons: Joseph and Edward Cullaro; six daughters: Vicentina Cullaro, Carmela Yosuet, Angelina DeGrazia, Jennie Brown, Connie Pena, and Mary Cullaro; eight grandchildren; seventeen greatgrandchildren; and three great-great-grandchildren. Pallbearers: John Cullaro, Matt Brown, Eddie A. Cullaro, Wilfredo Pena, Thonas Trujillo, and John J. Lizarzaburu. The family will receive friends Sunday evening from 8 to 9 p.m.

at the Chapel with recitation of the Rosary at 8:30 p.m. A. P. Boza RIVERSIDE CHAPEL 3809 N. Armenia Ave.

CURCIO Mrs. Iris A. Curcio, of 1522 S. Grady Tampa, died Saturday, January 8th. A native of Puerto Rico, she was formerly a supervisor with the State of Florida Health Department in Tampa.

She was a member of Christ The King Roman Catholic Church. Survived by her husband, Noah; one son, Noah; a daughter, Carol Curcio; and 1 grandchild; all of Tampa. Memorial Mass will be held 10 a.m. Tuesday at Christ The King Roman Catholic Church in Tampa. In lieu of flowers, family requests memorials to be made to the Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Foundation, 12011 San Vicente Los Angeles, 90049.

NATIONAL CREMATION SOCIETY FARLOW SEFFNER Services for Mr. Sidney George Farlow, 74, of Seffner will be held Monday at 2:00 p.m. at graveside in Hillsboro Memorial Gardens, Brandon. Charles D. Nelson, Pastor of the Goodwill Baptist Church, will officiate.

A native of Birmingham, England, he had been a winter resident of this area for the past twelve years. A career newspaperman, he retired in 1958 from the New York Mirror. He served as a Sargeant in the U.S. Army during World War II. Friends may call at Stowers Funeral Home, 401 W.

Branion this afternoon from 2:00 to 3:30. Arrangements by: STOWERS OF BRANDON FENNER SUN CITY CENTER Funeral services for Mr. Walter Fenner, 75, of 609 La-Jolla Sun City Center who passed away Sat. morning, Jan. 8, will be held from the Lewers and Shannon Funeral Home Chapel Mon.

afternoon at 2 o'clock with Rev. Anthony W. Van Han officiating. He is survived by his wife: Miriam T. Fenner, Sun City Center; and 1 sister: Mrs.

William Hodges. Intombment will be in Skyway Memorial Gardens in Palmetto. There will be a Masonic Service in the chapel following the regular service by DeSoto Lodge No. 105 Riverview. FURIA Funeral services for Mr.

Frank Furia, age 68, of 2905 12th Street will be held Monday at 2 p.m. from the A. P. Boza Riverside Chapel with interment in Myrtle Hill Memorial Park. Survivors include his wife: Mrs.

Felicia (Valdes) Furia; two sons: Frank Furia and Manuel Furia; two daughters: Miss Josephine Furia, and Mrs. Margaret Torres; four brothers: John Lynn, Raymond, Henry, and Joey Rodriguez; two sisters: Grace Furia, and Fela Castillo; four grandchildren; and two greatgrandchildren. Pallbearers: Rodolfo Torres, Eddie Wetherington, Manuel Furia, Frank Furia, John Lynn, Henry Rodriguez, and Joey Rodriguez. Please Omit Flowers. The family will receive friends Sunday evening from 6 to 7 p.m.

at the Chapel A. P. Boza RIVERSIDE CHAPEL 3809 N. Armenia Ave. FITCH Mrs.

Mary C. (Molly) Fitch, Carrollwood Village, Tampa, died in Washington, D.C. Jan. 2, 1977. A memorial Mass will be celebrated at St.

Joseph's Hospital Chapel, 3001 W. Buffalo Tampa at 12 Noon, Monday, Jan. 17, 1977. Fr. Ambrose will officiate.

Mrs. Fitch is survived by her husband, Col. (Ret.) Richard W. Fitch, Jr. GOEREL Funeral services for Mrs.

Gertrude M. Goebel, 55, of 2401 Annie will be conducted at 11 a.m. Monday morning at the Most Holy Redeemer Catholic Church where a Requiem Mass for the repose of her Soul will be offered by Fr. James Larkin, pastor. Interment will follow in the Garden of Memories.

Survivors include her husband, Charles K. Goebel; 2 sons, Richard and Patrick Goebel; 2 daughters, Sharon Goebel, Mrs. Donna Pierceall; daughterin-law, Shari Goebel; and son-in-law, Wayne Pierceall, all of Tampa. Wake services will be this evening at 8:30 p.m. at the funeral home.

Friends may call 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Jennings Funeral Home HOWELL LAKELAND Mrs. Edwina Ratliff Howell, 54, of 135 West Palm Dr. passed away Sat.

morning in Lakeland General Hospital. She was a native of Lakeland and had been an employee of the Peoples Bank, member of the First Presbyterian Church and she is survived by her husband: Bryan A. (Sonny) Howell, Lakeland; Mother: Mrs. John A. Ratliff, Lakeland; sisters: Sallie Ratliff Taylor, West Beach, Minnie Ratliff Mize of Ruston, a niece Sallie Mize Johnson, Blacksburg, a nephew Alexander Mize of Houston, Texas.

Funeral services will be held Mon. at 2:30 p.m. from the graveside in Oak Hill Cemetery with Dr. Donald J. Walton officiating.

Friends may call Sun. from 7 to 9 p.m. at the DukesSteen Funeral Home, 3340 South Florida Ave. JOHNSON FT. MEADE Funeral services for Mr.

Douglas Johnson, age 61, a resident of Ft. Meade who passed away Fri. will be held at 3 p.m. Sun. from the First United Methodist Church with Rev.

David Kelly and Rev. J.P. Lilly officiating. Interment will follow in Evergreen Cemetery. He was a native of Reynolds, came to Ft.

Meade in 1934, was the owner of the Ft. Meade Lumber member of the First United Methodist Church and is survived by 1 sister: Mrs. Louise Hymerling, Ft. Meade; 2 brothers: W.A. Johnson and Everett B.

Johnson, both of Ft. Meade. MOODY FUNERAL HOME LOPEZ BARTOW Funeral services for Earnest D. Lopez, 80, a resident of 990 S. Mill Bartow and a former resident of Tampa who passed away Fri.

will be held Mon. at 2 p.m. from the Whidden Funeral Home Chapel in Bartow with Rev. Paul E. Puckett officiating.

Interment will follow in Wildwood Cemetery in Bartow. Survivors include his wife: Helen H. Lopez; 1 son: Mike Zoumberos, Tampa; 1 sister: Mrs. Carmen Duqusne of Hialeah, 6 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild. Friends may, at the funeral home from 7 to 9 Sunday night.

MARSH MULBERRY Funeral services for Mrs. Bertha M. Marsh, age 72, of 1012 E. Canal Mulberry, passed away Sat. morning in Lake Wales Hospital will be held Mon.

afternoon at 2:30 p.m. from the Chapel of the A. M. Seigler Funeral Home. Rev.

Jimmy Norman will officiate assisted by Rev. 1 Max Holleyman. Interment and graveside services by Mulberry Chapter No. 57 Order of the Eastern Star will follow in Willow Oak Cemetery. Mrs.

Marsh was a native of Mulberry, living here all of her life. She was a housewife and a member of the First Baptist Church and Mulberry Chapter No. 57 Order of the Eastern Star. She is survived by her son-in-law and daughter: Marion and Faye Williams, Mulberry; and 1 sister: Mrs. Sadie Crenshaw, Lake Wales.

Friends may call Sun. evening from 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home. A. M.

SEIGLER FUNERAL I HOME MULBERRY GR McALLISTER PLANT CITY Funeral services for Mr. Jefferson T. (Jeff) McAllister, 72, of the Der Road, Plant City, who passed away Fri. morning will be held Mon. afternoon at 4 p.m.

at the Southside Baptist Church with Rev. Benny Baker and Rev. Cecil Chance officiating. Interment will follow in Oaklawn Cemetery with Olin S. Wright Masonic Lodge in charge at the graveside.

Pallbearers are: Richard Houghton, Tom Houghton, Harold Boswell, Howard Rader, J. C. Hawkins, and Andrew Adams and are asked to meet at the church at 3:45 p.m. He is survived by his widow: Mrs. Edna McAllister, Plant City; 1 sister: Cornelia Hause, Plant it City; 3 brothers: C.

Haskel, and Baker McAllister, all of Plant City; half-brother: Thad McAllister, Anderson, S.C. Mr. McAllister was a native of Abbeyville, S.C. and a resident of Plant City for 57 years. He was a member of the Southside Baptist Church, member of the Olin S.

Wright Masonic Lodge 79 and was a retired auto mechanic. Family visitation will be Sun. afternoon from 4 to 6 p.m. at the funeral home chapel. Arrangements by: HAYNES FUNERAL HOME PLANT CITY MULLINS Funeral services for Virgil L.

Mullins, 77, will be conducted at the Graveside at Sunset Memory Gardens Cemetery. The Rev. H. C. Stringfellow will officiate.

Mr. Mullins is survived by his brother, Golden R. Mullins and sister, Versa Beard. Friends may call this evening from 7 p.m. until 9 p.m.

at the Jennings Funeral Home PIPKIN LAKELAND Marvin Pipkin, 87, of 400 W. Beacon Lakeland, died Fri. in Lakeland General Hospital. He was born in Lakeland and was a research scientist for General Electric Lamp, where he developed the 100-watt deluxe white bulb, the inside frosted light bulb, and the soft light bulb. He was a member of the Tuscan Lodge No.

6 of Bartow, he was a Shriner, 50 year member of the Knights of Pythias Mulberry, and the American Chemical Society. He is surived by 3 daughers: Mrs. Richard H. Jones of Cleveland, Ohio, Mrs. Joseph C.

Reasner of Charlotte, N.C., Mrs. Donald C. Kahlson, Cleveland, Ohio; and 3 brothers: David Pipkin of Lakeland, Francis Pipkin of Lacoochee, Wilbur Pipkin of Dunedin; 2 sisters; Miss Beulah Pipkin and Mrs. Baldwin Wylie of Lakeland; 7 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Mon.

at 2 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church of Lakeland with Rev. David Horton officiating. Burial will follow at Fitzgerald Cemetery in Lakeland. Gentryson Funeral Home Southside in charge of arrangements.

PITTS Mr. Henry O. Pitts, 73, of Faulkenburg Road, passed away Thursday afternoon. Friends and relatives are requested to meet at Garden of Memories Cemetery Monday morning at 10:00 o'clock for Graveside services with Rev. J.

Ralph Burton, of the Limona Village Chapel officiating. The family will receive friends at the Brandon Chapel of the F. T. Blount Company Funeral Home, 620 E. Brandon Bouldvard, Sunday evening from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m.

A native of Chattanooga, Mr. Pitts had lived in the Tampa Area since 1925. He is survived by one son, Dennis Lee Pitts, Tampa, four daughters, Miss Pamela A. Pitts, and Miss Sherry D. Pitts, both of Tampa, Mrs.

Sharon C. Johnson, Long Beach, Mrs. Patricia A. Leto, Riverview, three brothers, L. H.

Pitts, West Palm Beach, Sherman Pitts, New Orleans, Ernest Pitts, Tampa, two sisters, Mrs. Agnes Fletcher and Mrs. Annis Bush, both of Tampa, and three grandchildren. ROBERTS FLORAL CITY Funeral services for Mr. Norris Roberts will be held 8 p.m.

Sun. at the Inverness Chapel of Hooper Funeral Homes. RODRIGUEZ Private funeral vices for Dr. Armando Charles Rodriguez, DDS, 65, 110 S. Manhattan lifelong resident of Tampa who passed away Thursday, were held Saturday afternoon two o'clock at the graveside in Myrtle Hill Cemetery with Fr.

Andrew Pennella of Christ The King Catholic Church officiating. He is survived by his wife Mrs. Pura Alice Rodriguez, Tampa; daughter Mrs. Russell Avery, Auburn, a sister Mrs. G.

DeArmas, Georgia and one granddaughter. Arrangements were in charge of Marsicano Funeral Home. JULIA'S FLOWER SHOP, 237-3304 5922 N. Florida Ave. Support your firefighters Hevia's Flower Boutique Prompt, City-wide Delivery, Master Charge and BankAmericard 4312 Nebraska Ave.

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Franklin St. 228-7641 Snipes Hamilton Funeral Home 6718 North Armenia Tel: 932-5308 Jennings Funeral Home, Inc. 6900 NEBRASKA PH. 237-3345 GOEBEL, Gertrude M. Mon 11 AM Mass MULLINS, Virgil L.

1 PM Graveside STOWERS Funeral Homes Crematory FARLOW, Sidney G. Mon. 2P. Hillsboro Memorial Gardens OLIPHANT, John Doris Arr. Pend.

Brandon CONSTANTINIDIS, P. H. Arr. Pend. Tampa 41.

Blount Co to FUNERAL HOMES PITTS, Henry 0. 10A Mon Graveside Garden of Memories GODWIN, William "Bill" Mon Nebr Chapel DUNN, Joseph A. Arrangements Pending ATKINS, Ethel Arrangements Pending SNIDER Mr. Carles J. Snider, 85, of 2106 E.

115th passed away Jan. 7, 1977. He has been sent to the Hill Robinson Funeral Home in Brantford, Ontario, Canada for funeral services and interment. The family will receive friends locally at the residence of Mrs. Marcella Wargo, 2106 E.

115th this evening from 7 p.m. until 9 p.m. The family has requested flowers be omitted and contributions be made to your favorite charity in memory of Mr. Snider. He was a native of Brantford, Ontario, Canada, and had resided in Tampa for the past 6 years and was the husband of the late Anna Denham Snider.

Survivors include five stepchildren, William G. Collins, Lorena M. Thompson, Betty C. Jones, Polly M. Fernandez and Marcella Wargo and 13 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren.

Arrangements by: Knopke Funeral Home 3716 East Lake Ave 626-3165 IN MEMORIAM In Memory of Michael E. Chaplos, our beloved son and brother who went to Heaven 1 year ago today. To your resting place we wander, the flowers we place with care, no one knows the heartaches as we turn and leave them there. God took you to His garden, He knew you needed rest and left us here without you, our strength as if to test. Someday again we'll meet you upon some distant day, our hearts laughing joyfully when time has rolled away.

We miss and love you SO very, very much and will forever and ever. Mom, Dad and Steve. IN MEMORIAM In Memory of my beloved Son Darrin Ray Lane who went to be with Our Lord 3 years ago today. Thank God I was allowed to have this precious possession for 18 years. Sadly missed by mother.

Betty Lane Witt. CARD OF THANKS -The family of Genaro Lopez wish to express their sincere appreciation to the many friends, neighbors and relatives for their many kindnesses shown to them during their recent loss of their loved one. They also wish to thank all for the many beautiful floral offerings and a very special thanks to Olga Cuervo, Dr. Jose Mijares and Dr. Abelardo Acosta.

Wife, Son and Stepdaughters..