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NT TIMES FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1998 13 HELP THEM OUT OBITUARIES Cremation Society, Cape Coral. FOSS, IRVIN O. 65, of Gulfport, died Nov. 1 8. Moss-Feaster Funeral Homes and Cremation Services, Serenity Gardens Chapel, Largo.

FRANKLIN, PATRICIA, 39, of St. Petersburg, died Nov. 1 5. David C. Gross Funeral Homes and Crematory, Central Avenue Chapel, St.

Petersburg. GEHLE, AUDREY 66, of St. Petersburg, died Nov. 1 8. Anderson-McQueen Funeral Homes Cremation Tribute Center-Ninth Street Chapel, St.

Petersburg. GWYN, CATHERINE ELAINE KITTLES "CAT," 69, of St. Petersburg, died Nov. 18. Zion Hill Mortuary, St.

Petersburg. HAUSER, JOSEPH E. 83, of Akron, Ohio, a winter resident of St. Pete Beach, died Nov. 13.

Billow Fairlawn Chapel, Akron, Ohio. KOSELE, JENNIE, 85, of Portage, formerly of St Petersburg, died Nov. 17. Gee Sorensen Funeral Home and Cremation Services, St. Petersburg.

KUTZLE, CECELIA AGNES, 93, of Sanford, formerly of South Pasadena, died Nov. 17. Baldwin-Fairchild-Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home, Lake Mary. LESLEY, PATRICIA ANN, 69, of Gulfport, died Nov. 18.

International Mortuary Services, Pinellas Park. MONFELI, MARILYN, 76, of South Pasadena, died Nov. 18. David C. Gross Funeral Homes and Crematory, Central Avenue Chapel, St.

Petersburg. RtTTER, BETTY GENE, 72, of Pinellas Park, died Nov. 19. Blount, Curry Roel Funeral Homes Cemeteries, Memorial Park Chapel, St. Petersburg.

SCHLUMP, ANNA MAY, 87, of St. Petersburg, died Nov. 1 8. E. James Reese Funeral Home Crematory, Seminole.

SWEET, MURDOCH, 83, of Summerside, Newfoundland, a winter resident of St. Pete Beach, died Nov. 1 8. Fillatres Funeral Home, Corner Brook, Newfoundland. BOUKNIGHT, FLOSSIE MAE, 75, of Plant City, died Nov.

12. Marion Honors Funeral Home, Plant City. BRETT, PAUL, 59, of Seffner, died Nov. 18. Stowers Funeral Home, Brandon.

CLARK, PAUL 41 of Tampa, died Nov. 1 3. Ray Williams Funeral Home, Rhodes Northern, Tampa. FRANZO, ROSE, 90, of Tampa, died Nov. 19.

Blount, Curry Roel Funeral Homes Cemeteries, Armenia Chapel, Tampa. GONZALEZ, MATILDE, 89, of Tampa, died Nov. 18. Blount, Curry Roel Funeral Homes Cemeteries, Boza-Riverside Chapel, GONZALEZ, ROSE, 85, of Tampa, died Nov. 18.

Blount, Curry Roel Funeral Homes Cemeteries, Garden of Memories Chapel, Tampa. HALL, VIRGINIA of Tampa, died Nov. 18. Mark III Funeral Home, South Tampa Chapel, Tampa. LeVINE, DR.

HOWARD 92, of Tampa, died Nov. 18. Beth David Funeral Chapel, Tampa. NEWELL, KENNETH 67, of Tampa, died Nov. 19.

Blount, Curry Roel Funeral Homes Cemeteries, Carrollwood Chapel, Tampa. NEWELSKA, JADWIGA "HEIDI," 75, of Valrico, died Nov. 18. Stowers Funeral Home, Brandon. PRICE, MARY ALLENE, 70, of Plant City, died Nov.

17. Wells Memorial Funeral Home, Plant City. REED, DOROTHY, 93, of Tampa, formerly of St. Petersburg, died Nov. 1 1 Sylvan Abbey Funeral Home, Clearwater.

ROBINSON, BUHL 77, of Tampa, died Nov. 18. Blount, Curry Roel Funeral Homes Cemeteries, West Hillsborough Chapel, Tampa. TODD, VERA 86, of Valrico, died Nov. 1 8.

Wells Memorial Funeral Home, Plant City. TYNER, TERRY DALE, 30, of Brandon, died Nov. 18. Hillsboro Memorial Funeral Home, Brandon. WILSON, JEANETTE PORTER "JEAN," 84, of Tampa, died Nov.

18. Marsicano-B. Marion Reed-Stowers Funeral Home, Tampa. Pasco ADAMS, DOROTHY GORDON, 80, of New Port Richey, died Nov. 16.

Boylan Funeral Home, New Brunswick, N.J. CAPOROSSI, LENA BARY, of New Port Richey, died Oct. 31. Forest Park East Funeral Home-Cemetery, Webster, Texas. MATHEWS, LORETTA, 78, of New Port Richey, died Nov.

18. Thomas B. Dobies Funeral Home, Tarpon Avenue Chapel, Tarpon Springs. McWETHY, KYLE DEAN, 63, of New Port Richey, died Nov. 19.

Thomas B. Dobies Funeral Home, Congress Street Chapel, New Port Richey. RADLEK, GUSTAVE, 79, of New Port Richey, died Nov. 19. NorthMeadowlawn Funeral Home, New Port Richey.

RUDOW, EDGAR 84, of Hudson, died Nov. 18. Prevatt Funeral Home and Cremation Service, HudsonBayonet Point. STENGEL, REVA 74, of Hudson, died Nov. 18.

Thomas B. Dobies Funeral Home, Hudson Avenue Chapel, Hudson. STILLMAN, DOROTHY 75, of Holiday, died Nov. 18. Curlew Hills Funeral Home, Palm Harbor, Other Pinellas BLACK, JOHN J.

77, of Gulfport, died Nov. 16. Gulfport Memorial Funeral Home. BLAIN, ANN ROSALIND HARDY, 56, of St. Petersburg, died Nov.

17. Moss-Feaster Funeral Home Cremation Services, Belcher Road Chapel, Clearwater. BRADY, ADA "MA DEAR," 78, of St. Petersburg, died Nov. 17.

Creal Funeral Home, St. Petersburg. DAVIS, GUS, 63, of St. Petersburg, died Nov. 18.

Abbey Parklawn Funeral Home, Palm Harbor. FICOCELLI, JOSEPH CARMEN "FIG," 80, of St. Petersburg, died Nov. 18. International SUNCOAST DEATHS This list is extracted from detailed obituaries published in other regional editions of the Times.

Citrus BARRETT, WILLIAM HORACE, 86, of Inverness, died Nov. 16. Chas. E. Davis Funeral Home with Crematory, Inverness.

DOYLE, ROSALIE, 72, of Beverly Hills, died Nov. 17. Fero Funeral Home with Crematory, Beverly Hills. HARRIS, LAWRENCE 85, of Citrus Springs, died Nov. 18.

Roberts Funeral Home, Dunnellon. LEIPOLD, CHARLOTTE, 82, of Beverly Hills, died Nov. 18. Hooper Funeral Home and Crematory, Beverly Hills. MORGAN, RALPH HERBERT, 84, of Floral City, formerly of St.

Petersburg, died Nov. 1 8. Chas. E. Davis Funeral Home with Crematory, Inverness.

Hernando FRANKLIN, MARY FRANCES BACON, 69, of Brooksville, died Nov. 1 8. Turner Funeral Home and Crematory, Brooksville. SMITH, SHARON LAURA, 61, of Brooksville, died Nov. 1 7.

Robert and Son Cremation Service, Spring HillBrooksville. SWANSON, EDITH 76, of Spring Hill, died Nov. 17. Wellwood Funeral Home, Hudson. ZALESKI, ANTHONY ADAM, 74, of Spring Hill, died Nov.

19. Pinecrest Funeral Chapel, Spring Hill. Hillsborough ALVAREZ, JOSEFINA, 74, of Tampa, died Nov. 18. Blount, Curry Roel Funeral Homes Cemeteries, Boza-Riverside Chapel, Tampa.

BAILEY, WILSON 55, of Tampa, died Nov. 15. Glass Funeral Home, Tampa. Clearwater AIDS COMMUNITY PROJECT 1 1 80 Cleveland provides emotional and practical support for those in Pinellas county who are infected or affected by AIDS. Needed: canned food, tuna, Ensure, paper goods, personal hygiene items and a computer repair service.

They also need buddies to work one-on-one with AIDS clients. Call 449-2437. CLEARWATER FREE CLINIC 707 Ft. Harrison Ave. This agency provides free health care to those who have no insurance and who do not qualify for government aid.

The clinic treats nearly 7,500 children and adults yearly. Needed: cash, volunteers (medical and non-medical), paper goods, postage stamps and office supplies. Call 447-3041. COMMUNITY PRIDE CHILD CARE INC. 1235 Holt is a non-profit child caredevelopment center for preschool children whose parents need help.

Needed: baby supplies, disposable diapers, baby wipes, cash, children's clothing, toys, children's books, supplies, volunteers to rock babies and read to older children. Call 443-0958. EVERYBODY'S TABERNACLEHOMELESS EMERGENCY PROJECT 1 120 Betty Lane, provides shelter, food baskets, transportation and dinners for the poor. Needed: canned foods, children's shoes and clothes, diapers, grocery store gift certificates, furniture, linens, kitchen supplies, blankets, bicycles for job transportation, bus passes, personal hygiene items, office supplies, art supplies and money. Also needed: volunteer carpenters, thrift shop volunteers, bookkeeperssecretaries and tutors for high-school level students.

Call 442-9041. GRACE HOUSE (Religious Community Services) 1552 Myrtle provides emergency shelter for families with children. Needed: canned goods, especially canned meats, snacks for children, personal hygiene products for adults, household cleaning products, disposable diapers, paper products, pots and pans, towels, hair care products, laundry and dish detergent, alarm clocks, washcloths, children's strollers, volunteers and cash. Call 446-5964. GUARDIAN AD LITEM 14250 49th St.

Clearwater, provides court-appointed advocates of abused or neglected children who are going through the court processes. They need mature, responsible volunteers who have time to spend with these children and to research their cases. Call 464-6528. GULF COAST COMMUNITY CARE HIV PROGRAM: 407 Arcturas provides adult and pediatric case management, counseling, housing and support groups to HI VAIDS-infected individuals. Needed: nonperishable food.

Ensure, Advera, Sustacal, feminine hygiene products, apartments to rent, cleaning supplies and cash. Call FUNERAL NOTICES MacKINNON, DORCAS, 96, of Clearwater, died Tuesday (Nov. 17, 1998) at Dunedin Care Center. She was born in Nova Scotia and came here in 1976 from Brooklyn, N.Y. She was a member of St Andrew's Presbyterian Church of Dunedin.

She is survived by a sister. Moss-Feaster Funeral Homes Cremation Services, Dunedin Chapel. Seminole McCONNELL, MYRTLE, 81, of Seminole, died Sunday (Nov. 15, 1998) at home. She was born in Newark, Ohio, and came here in 1966 from Columbus, Ohio, where she retired as a secretary for an awning company.

She was a member of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church of Newark. Survivors include a stepson, Eugene Columbus; two sisters, Leona Trovin and Lillian Pyle, both of Newark. Lewis W. Mohn Funeral Home Cremation Services, Seminole. Belleair ZIMMER, WILHELM "ADRIAN," 56, of Belleair, died of leukemia Thursday (Nov.

12, 1998) at Shands Hospital at the University of Florida, Gainesville. He was born in Alkmaar, Netherlands, and came here in 1977 from Philadelphia. He owned and operated Adrian's Hair Fashions in Belleair Bluffs. Survivors include two brothers, Franz and Ben, both of Charlotte, N.C.; a sister, Johanna Zimmer, Winston-Salem, N.C.; a companion, Terry Smith, Belleair; and several nephews. Daniel Worth Direct Cremation, Gainesville.

I xrkl Oldsmar CARDO, THE REV. J. JERRY, 88, of Oldsmar, died Wednesday (Nov. 18, 1998) at Mease Countryside Hospital, Safety Harbor. He was born in Jersey City, N.J., came to Fort Myers in 1975, and moved here in 1983 from Fort Myers.

He retired as a Presbyterian minister, and in New York he was a band leader and dress manufacturer. Locally he played mandolin in several Italian restaurants. In Fort Myers he was district chaplain of the Lions Club, president of the Italian American Club of Lehigh Acres and the AARP, area counselor of Fort Myers and Lee County Congregate Meals. He was a Mason, a member of On Top of the World Shrine Club and past president and district chaplain of the On Top of the World Lions Club, Clearwater Egypt Shrine Temple, Tampa. In New York, he was a past president, lieutenant governor and chaplain for the Optimist Club, treasurer of the Sons of Italy, district chaplain of the Lions Club, chaplain of Rockland County Prison for 11 years, and senior mental health coordinator for a social rehabilitation center.

Survivors include a daughter, Angela Hayes, Oldsmar; two sons, Charles, Tampa, and Frank, Archdale, N.C.; a brother, Angelo Ca-copardo, Long Island, N.Y.; his caregiver for 14 years, Olga H. Gwizd, Oldsmar; and eight grandchildren. Sylvan Abbey Funeral Home, Clearwater SHOUP, DONNA, 40, of New Port Richey, formerly of Clearwater, died Monday (Nov. 16, 1998) at home. She was born in Miami, and moved to New Port Richey seven years ago from Clearwater.

She was a nail technician and was Catholic. Survivors include her husband, Wayne; a son, Michael, New Port Richey; two daughters, Heather and Kelly, both of Valparaiso, her mother, Fay Tavares, Lake Placid; two brothers, Harvey Newman, Miami, and Bruce Newman, New Port Richey; and a sister, Dawn Snyder, Huntsville, Texas. Thomas B. Dobies Funeral, Congress Street Chapel, New Port Richey. Largo VOSS, ELWOOD, 92, of Largo, died Tuesday (Nov.

17, 1998) at Morton Plant Hospital, Clearwater. He came here in 1967 from his native Buffalo, N.Y, Survivors include his wife of 71 years, Alice; four daughters, Marlyn Waag, Clearwater, June Lettie, Dunedin, and Rhea Reichert and Judy Buicke, both of Amherst, N.Y.; 16 grandchildren; and 19 great-grandchildren. National Cremation Society, HEYDANEK, BESSIE, 81, of Clearwater, died Wednesday (Nov. 18, 1998) at home. She came here in 1984 from her native Chicago and was a homemaker.

Survivors include her husband of 59 years, Menard; two sons, Menard Hawthorn Woods, 111., and Dennis, Midland, four sisters, Anne Witt and Elizabeth Zmin-kowski, both of Chicago, Bertha To-maska, Morton Grove, 111., and Jean Platek, Grays Lake, and four grandchildren. National Cremation Society, Largo. MILLER On Sunday, November 15, 1998, God came and carried Kelly Elizabeth Miller in His arms to a place where she would finally be free from the indignities of Huntington's Disease. Kelly, who was 30 years old, had suffered from Huntington's since her mid-teens. She had been under the loving care of her mother and Hospice of the Florida Suncoast Bronze Team for the past several years and died ever so peacefully in her sleep.

Kelly was bom in St. Louis, and moved to Clearwater in 1976. She is survived by her mother, Jean E. Miller of Clearwater, father, Larry Miller, half-brothers, Larry and Scott Miller, paternal grandmother, Helen Myers, aunt, Kelly Taylor, all of St. Louis, aunt, Teresa and Chris Mickiewicz and niece, Marina of Indian Rocks Beach, uncle, George and Judi Steffens of Tampa, and Godmother, Janis Beal of Palm Harbor.

She is predeceased by her maternal grandparents, George and Jean Steffens. Kelly is also remembered lovingly by her dearest friends, Jo Brewer, Ned Cook, Betty Held, Grace Candiamo and the Scerbo family, who stayed by her side throughout this disease and many caring great aunts, uncles and nieces in Long Island and St. Louis. She is also remembered by all the caring people of Hunt-Dis, a worldwide on-line group of people affected by Huntington's. Some of the courage that Kelly displayed and a few of her poems are contained in "Faces Of by Carmen Leal-Pock.

Kelly wanted everyone to know that she "Loved this and Clearwater Recently the mechanical engineering students at USF had built the a special gurney to take Kelly to the beach. Unfortunately she only was able to make one trip this past September. Kelly had an abundance of love for everyone and a deep compassion for those in life who suffered. She wrote many beautiful poems in her youth, when she could still hold a pen, which can be found on this THE HAVEN (Religious Community Services) 1855 Highland Ave. provides confidential shelter, food, clothing, counseling, support groups, referrals and transitional housing for victims of domestic violence.

Needed: used cars for job transportation, alarm clocks, paper products, deodorant, feminine hygiene products, diapers (large), baby wipes, computer printers, cleaning products, pots and pans, dishes, furniture, cash, new underwear (women and children), sheets and towels, pillows, used clothing and shoes. Volunteers are also needed. Call 442- 4128. KIMBERLY HOME INC. 1 189 NE Cleveland provides assistance to women and families in crisis pregnancy situations.

Needed: maternity and infant clothing, diapers, cribs and strollers. Call 443- 0471. PARTNERS IN SELF-SUFFICIENCY 210 Ewing Ave. assists low-income families with job training and employment. Needs: business clothes, cash, resource books, educational computer software and a microwave.

Call 461-3453. Palm Harbor WARREN, ROBERT J. 70, of Palm Harbor, died Wednesday (Nov. 18, 1998) at Bayview Gardens Retirement Village, Clearwater. He was born in Tarrytown, N.Y., and came here in 1988.

He was a computer analyst and a Navy veteran. Survivors include his wife of seven years, Wilhel-mine; four daughters, Judy Anfuso, Rye, N.Y., Kelly Nardone, Stamford, and Susan Hamilton and Gail Kleeps, both of Woodbury, four stepdaughters, Debra Taylor, Largo, and Diane McClanahan, Desma West and Dstre Smith, all of St. Petersburg; his father, Robert J. South Pasadena; a brother, Richard of Florida; two sisters, June Homer, South Pasadena, and Nancy Garin, Riverside, and four grandchildren. National Cremation Society, Largo.

Tarpon Springs HENSEL, HAZEL 86, of Canton, Ohio, a winter resident of Tarpon Springs, died Wednesday (Nov. 18, 1998) at Harborside Healthcare, Palm Harbor. She was born in Navarre, Ohio, and had been a winter resident since 1980 from Canton. She was a homemaker, She was a member of Zion Lutheran Church and the 11th Street Church of God, both of Canton, the AARP and a 50-year member of the Girl Scouts of America. Survivors include a son, Michael Kienzle, Tarpon Springs; two brothers, Robert Drake of Arizona and Dr.

Raymond Drake, Canton; and two grandchildren, Michelle Kienzle and Kristine Kienzle, both of Tarpon Springs. Thomas B. Dobies Funeral Home, Tarpon Avenue Chapel, Tarpon Springs. PALMER, HELEN 94, of Clearwater, formerly of St. Petersburg, died Wednesday (Nov.

18, 1998) at the home of her daughter in Clearwater under the care of Hospice of the Florida Suncoast She was born in Marlboro, N.Y., came to St. Petersburg in 1972 from Newburgh, N.Y., and moved in 1983 to Clearwater from St Petersburg. She was a member of St Catherine of Siena Catholic Church, Largo, and the Dominican Laity 3rd Order, Newburgh. Survivors include her daughter, Patricia A Rossewey, Clearwater; a sister, Catherine Scott, New Windsor, N.Y.; two grandsons, Tim Rossewey, St. Petersburg and Tom Rossewey, Brandon; and a great-grandson.

Moss-Feaster Funeral Homes Cremation Services, Belcher Road Chapel, Clearwater. RHODES.DONALD A. 69, of Oldsmar, died Wednesday (Nov. 18, 1998) at Mease Countryside Hospital, Safety Harbor. He was born in Ganse-voort, N.Y, and came here in 1977 from Norfolk, where he retired as a chief petty officer in the Navy.

He was a veteran of the Vietnam War, a Methodist, and a member of the American Legion. Survivors include his wife, Lucy Tampa; a son, Donald A Oldsmar; four daughters, Mildred Henderson, Palm Harbor, Lynda M. Rhodes, Fort Myers, Wanda G. Bil-skis, Carlsbad, N.M., and Donna R. Richey, Fairfax, a sister, Pamela Harris, Tarpon Springs; and seven grandchildren.

Holloway Funeral Home, Oldsmar. Team of paramedics wins Turner excellence award in the Old First Presbyterian Anniversaries Church of Newark, N.J. i celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary recently at a family dinner. They were married Oct. 23, 1948, at St.

Mary's Catholic Church, Sandusky, Ohio. They came here after he retired as chief of the Ohio State Accounting Group. He was an Army Air Forces veteran of World War II. She is a homemaker. They are members of St.

Patrick's Catholic Church, Largo. They have two sons, a daughter and three grandsons. I rPf ii They came here in 1974 from Minneapolis after retiring from Prudential. Vern was with the company for more than 40 years and Clara for 26 years. They have a granddaughter.

They travel extensively, have visited every state in the continental U.S. and Alaska, Belize, several countries in Europe and six islands in the South Pacific. He has been coordinator of Meals on Wheels in Largo since 1975 and has received several awards for his volunteer work. He is a Mason. website: http:www.lib.uchicago.

A Memorial Service will be held for Kelly this Sunday, November 22nd at Pier 60, Clearwater Beach at p.m. Hr wishes were that all of her ferity and friends would come to remember her with joy knowing that, at last she finally free. A "Kelly Miller Juvenile Huntington 's Disease Fund" is being established with the Huntington's Disease Society of America to help all the children affected by this inherited degenerative, brain disease. Those interested may contact the HDSA at 1-800-345-HDSA. SUPERNAK Matthew, of Largo.

Catholic Mass will be held 10 a.m., Wednesday, Nov. 25, 1998, at St. Patrick's Catholic Church, Largo. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Hospice of the Florida Suncoast, 300 East Bay Largo, FL 33770. IN MEMORIAM C.

J. "BARNEY" BONFIGLIO You are always in our hearts, thoughts and prayers. God bless you, and may you rest in peace. Your loving wife, Lucy, sons: Joseph, John, Nicholas and their families. BETSY BOLGER-PAULET GOOD FOR TOU southern region of North America at the league conference last month in Maui, Hawaii.

The Eckerds' group, a not-for-profit organization, provides day treatment and residential services to emotionally disturbed and at-risk youths between the ages of 8 and 18 and operates Wilderness Educational, Juvenile Justice, Early Intervention and Aftercare programs serving more than 5,000 youths annually. Stephen Colbert, Charles Monte Gibson and Kevin O'Connor, a team of paramedics from the Clearwater Fire Department, received the 22nd annual Turner Award for Excellence as Emergency Medical Employees on Thursday at a program held at Regency Oaks. The ceremony was attended by several city officials and Freda Turner, widow of Thomas R. Turner, who established the award. The award recognizes achievement in the categories of dedication, enthusiasm, skills in life-saving procedures, efficiency and accuracy in following physician orders, team compassion and understanding of patients, responsibility, initiative and anticipation of all phases of emergency care, public relations, education in the community and participation in continuing education programs.

Eckerds honored for work with youths Jack and Ruth Eckerd of Clearwater were recently honored with a board leadership award by the Child Welfare League of America. They were nominated for their service through Eckerd Youth Alternatives and represented the tnn i Marion and Okley Picklesimer Marion and Okley Picklesimer of Clearwater celebrated their 50th anniversary at a dinner party given by their children for friends and family. They were married Oct. 18, 1948, in Pontiac, and came here in 1993 from there. He retired in 1978 as a supervisor after 32 years with General Motors Truck and Bus Assembly.

She is a homemaker. They attend Clearwater Community Church of Palm Harbor. They have two daughters, four grandsons and two greatgrandchildren. Ann and Matt Bursik of Largo Ann and Matt Bursik Clara and Vern Rood of Largo celebrated their 60th anniversary recently at a dinner party at the Belleview Biltmore Resort Hotel. They were married Oct 29, 1938, "Jack and Ruth Eckerd have had a positive impact for many years on the lives of thousands of troubled youth and this award acknowledges their hard work and love for all children," said Les Smout, interim president Clara and Vern Rood To submit an item to Good for You, writ to Betsy Bolgsr-faulet 710 Court St, Clearwater Ft 33756.

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