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D-8 Sunday, April 18, 1999 SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER A wctfem of tKfl Sn Fnndica Sunday EuuninM wk) Chionicb Warding leong, 78; key figure at On Loh i years to the late Dorothy Lowe. Survivors include two brothers, Marshall and Douglas, both of San Francisco; sisters-in-law Camille and Vernice Leong, both of San Francisco; a daughter, Dee Dee, of El Cerrito; a son, Kevin, of Alameda; two grandsons; and numerous relatives. Private graveside services took place at Mountain View Cemetery in Oakland Monday. Together with other Chinatown merchants, Mr. Leong created the Portsmouth Square Garage, highly unusual in that it operates as a nonprofit organization, and was manager of it since its opening in 1964.

Mr. Leong's vision, that the garage would be a boon for merchants in Chinatown and North Beach, proved true. Mr. Leong moved with his family to El Cerrito about 45 years ago. He was known for his support and volunteer work at many organizations, including the Guardsmen, for which he was past chairman of the annual campership fund; the Boy Scouts of America; YMCA; Cameron House; Chinese Recreation Council; St Mary's Chinese Mission; and Berkeley Chinese.

Community Church. He was a life member of the California Historical Society, California PTA and Chinese American Citizens Alliance. Mr. Leong was married for 51 He helped nurture the agency's development from one facility on the border of Chinatown and North Beach to its current size of six facilities that offer everything from medical care to educational and exercise programs. "Harding has been an invaluable link between On Lok and the community," Jennie Chin Hansen, executive director of On Lok, said last year when Mr.

Leong was giv-, en the 1998 Giving Something Back Award for his service. "Through his actions he instills such basic values as a genuine concern for others and a deep involvement in one's community." Mr. Leong was a fourth-generation San Franciscan who attended Commerce High School, where he was an All-City football player, and then went to City College of San Francisco until the begining of World War II. He served in the Coast Guard and the Navy in the South Pacific during the war. those who could donate money.

He served as president of the board for eight years, retiring from the board in 1998. When he became ill with cancer, On Lok was where Mr. Leong wanted to go even though he'd lived for more than 40 years in the East Bay, according to his son Kevin, who, along with other family members, continues Mr. Leong's legacy of volunteer work at On Lok. "He knew his days were limited and he wanted to be at On Lok," said Kevin Leong.

"He chose to go there." Mr. Leong was one of a handful of organizational architects at the agency. Once in the 1970s, he put UAlBle rj DjiiaTil I RjFHjBfXljMCi Nl2. jl MC4 A Jl hun Tie llr i. ee I eJsB uslsi7fc3 ui E3 STC Olfi F'RTjnEnfJbjR 0 ijv A 0)E3etvjR HrJ iiiUiH tL JL i HIAlrW A uaW A AN mtj" i It a ht wii a JTsBIe El tiaKv I "lS ci TiMg I I (F jjTN a H1L HbXJa CT ili.

ajR E3 pes RPja" ijeluTs 1 uUuA T- 23 a wMnr'j'J -ij- jt sTa E3t1 jli AIL A i ti Tjn yidIoTn aim lj Tjfl i kmT oTa fio eWo re aa a ev I VTe Ailo "nIS TtlB "slTUElDi I Notices WHITTAM. James Ph.D. Dr. Whlttam, President and CEO of the San Francisco-based Shaklee Companies, died April 15, 1999. at Stanford University Hospital after a long and heroic battle wlthcancer.

He was 49. Both a scientist and business leader, Dr. Whlttam played key roles in the operations of the domestic and International Shaklee marketing operations as well as science and technology functions. Dr. Whlttam spearheaded the establishment of Yaman-ouchl Shaklee Pharma (YSPharma.

lnc.) In 1997. Located at Stanford Research Park, YSPharma. Inc. Is dedicated to the development of novel drug delivery technologies, representing the pharmaceutical division of Shaklee Corporation. His professional experience also included top management research and development positions at Procter ft Gamble, Vidal Sassoon and The Gillette Company.

Successfully operating In the academic, scientific and business worlds, he was unique In the Industry as the only scientist to head a maior direct-selling company. Born in Queens. New York In 1949, Whlttam was graduated magna cum laude from New York City College In 1972 with a bachelor's degree Inchemical engineering. He taught chemistry at City University of New York (CUNY) while earning his Ph there in chemistry and blochmistry in 1975. CUNY honored Dr.

Whittam with the Curt-man and Myron Pantzer Awards. He then went on to complete an MBA degree from Boston University School of Management in 1977. A Bay Area resident for over 20 years. Dr. Whittam served on various community boards.

Including the UCSF Foundation's Science Committee. He was a member of numerous professional and scientific organizations and has published extensively In scientific and trade iournals. An avid runner and athlete. Dr. Whittam competed In both the Boston and New York mara-' thons as well as numerous local races.

He served as a member of the U.S. Ski Team Sports Medicine Council and as nutritional consultant to the U.S. Ski Team for eight years. Along with William L. Haskell.

Ph.D. of Stanford University and the American College of Sports Medicine, he Initiated one of the first academic conferences on "Nutritional Determinants In Athletic Performance." Dr. Whittam Is survived by his wife Sibylle; daughter Lauren; and sons Christopher and Alexandre of Hillsborough, CA, as well as his mother, Barbara Whittam; sisters Denlse Whlttam and Barbara Schechter: and brother Dennis Whlttam, all from the New York area. Vigil Services will be held Sunday, April 18. 1999 at 7:00 p.m.

at St. Bartholomew Catholic Church. 300 Alameda de las Pulgas In an Mateo. AFuneralMassbe celebrated Monday. April 19.

at 10:00 a.m. at the same location, with Interment to follow at Sky-lawn Memorial Park. The family asks that contributions In his memory be made to the James H. Whlttam Charitable Fund, co Peninsula Community Foundation, 1700 South El Calmino Real, Suite 300, San Mateo, California 94402. Cremations 1 if I A Harding Leong chose On Lok as the place he wanted to die his own home up as collateral to secure a loan for the purchase of a site.

"We can laugh now but the surprised look on my wife's face that night when I told her was really something," Mr. Leong later recalled. Death MARCONCINI. Loretta M. Born November 30, 1915 In Oakland, California, passed away on November 25, 1998.

She married John Marconcinl in 1941, and was loving mother to Jerrllyn Hillman, John S. Marconcinl, and the late Sonya Crowley: adored grandmother of eight grandchildren; four great grandchildren: and two great great grandchildren. Loretta was a 25-year member of the Mission Rebecca Lodge 225, Matodka Council 18 Degree of Pochontas, and the Upper Noe Valley Senior Citizens. A Memorial Service will be held on Saturday. April 24.

11AM at The Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Church, 3240 Lawton San Francisco. McPHERSON, John Clarke On Friday, April 2, 1999. age 90. of Oakmont. PA.

Husband ef the late Muriel Barker McPherson of San Francisco and the late Margaret Dauler McPherson of Pittsburgh, PA; father of Bruce L. McPherson of Oakland. John C. McPherson, Jr. of Brooklyn, N.

Y. and Mollle McPherson Hustace of Kamuela. HI; grandfather of Megan, Cameron. Jennifer. Ml-chaela.

Jamesand Kip. Born June 10. 1908 in Oakland. CA, Mr. McPherson graduated from St.

John's Military Academy and Stanford University School of Engineering In 1930. After college he worked on the construction of the Golden Gate Bridge. In the mid 30 he was employed as a steel engineer for Western Pipe Steel of South San Francisco. He remained in the steel industry until his retirement from U.S. Steel of Pittsburgh.

PA in 197 1. He moved to Ather-ton. CA and consulted for Progressive Fabricators. St. Louis.

MO, Marathon Steel Phoenix. AZ, and F.M. Weaver Landsdale. PA. Mr.

McPherson was an avid hiker, reaching the summits of Mt. Saint Helens. Mt. Rainier, and Mt. Adams In WA and six other mountain peaks in CA.

He loved golf and was a former member of the San Francisco Golf Club, Olympic Club, Presidio Golf Club, Rolling Rock Club, and Laurel Valley In Llgonier, PA. He was an active member of the Fox Chapel Golf Club, Pittsburgh. PA. Mr. McPherson was president of the San Francisco Junior Chamber of Commerce, two-term president of the National Corrugated Steel Pipe Association, and on the board of the Hamarvllle Rehabilitation Center, Hamarvllle, PA.

A Funeral was held April 7. at the Fox Chapel Episcopal Church. Private graveside services will be held at Cypress Lawn. Colma, CA. Memorial contributions may be made to St.

John's Military Academy, 1101 North Genesee Street, Delafield, Wl 53018-1498 or to Stanford University, Stanford. CA 94305-6076. Arrangements by H. SAMSON. INC.

Pittsburgh. PA. MEAGHER, Sharon Bounds In Oakland April 15. 1999. Beloved wife of James F.

Meagher; devoted mother of Dal Thomas and Seamus Meagher; loving grandmother of Lillian James III. Meridith. Margaret and Patrick Meagher: daughler of H. Joan Car-rington and the late Captain Dave W. Bounds, U.S.N.:dear sister of Sally Cardiff.

A native of San Francisco. A graduate of University of California. A member of the Bellevue Club. Friends are Invited to attend a Funeral Mass on Tuesday. April 20.

1999 at Corpus Christ! Church, Park Blvd. and St. James Piedmont, commencing at 10 AM. Visitation in the Mortuary Chapel on Monday from 1-B PM with vigil service at 7 PM. GRANT MlLLER JOHN COX MORTUARY 2850 Telegraph Oakland.

CA 94609 Tel. 510 658-0220 MRASEK, Daryl W. Mrasek A resident of Fresno and Hawaii, was born August 9, 1935. In Omaha. NE.

and passed away April 14. 1999. after a very brief Illness. Daryl was a retired accountant for United Vintners Heublein. Inc.

and a 49er Faithful. He graduated from COP In Stockton In 1960 after serving in the U.S. Army 1955-57. He is survived by his wife. Marlorle Mrasek: daughter Julie of Walnut Creek; sons Joe of Kula.

Hawaii, and Willy of Los Angeles; daughter-in-law Kathy; and granddaughters Kaylelgh and Larlssa of Kula; his sister, Blllee Weller of Pinole; and his father William Mrasek of Oroville. Remembrances may be made to the SPCA or the American Cancer Society. No services. PAINTNER, Enid Grace In San Mateo. April 16.

1999, aged 87. At rest after a long Illness and a life devoted to the loving care of home and family. Beloved wife of the late Ludwlg Paintner; loving mother of Shirley (Ken) Perkins. Also survived by many other caring family. Friends mav visit Monday after 4PM and are invited to attend the Funeral Service on Tuesday 12 Noon at DUGGAN'S SERRA MORTUARY.

500 Westlake C. Committal Service Is private. Donations preferred to Bethany United Methodist Church. 1268 Sanchez SF. CA 941 14 or University Mound Ladles Home, 350 University SF.

CA 94134. THE BUD DUGGAN FAMILY (650)756-4500 (415)587-4500 PIOL, Pedro Slson Passed away In S.F. on April 16. 1999 at the age of 86 years. Beloved husband of Paclencia Plol: loving father of Larry and Annie Plol.

Nancy ano Bob War-ren-Snader. Lillian Duane Plol-Danielsen, and Fermin and Klmberly Piol: loved stepfather of Mariano Carmelita Montema-yor and Gemma Marcus Norona: loving grandfather of 10. Veteran of WWII, U.S. avy, and retired after 33 yrs of service from the U.S. Naval Supply Center.

Family and Friends may visit Sunday (Today) 2-6PM. Monday and attend the Vigil Service Tuesday, at HALSTED N.GRAY-CAREW ENGLISH, 1123 Sutter St. Funeral Mass will He celebrated Wednesday. 10AM at Star of the Sea Church. Bin Ave.

ft Geary Blvd. Committal Holy Cross Cemetery, Colma, CA. COMPLIMENTARY PARKING PROVENZANO, Samuel On April 15. 1999 passed away peacefully, age 75. Preceeded by his loving parents and brother William; loving father of Katherine Provenzano Hoover.

Carol Provenzano Kelly; proud Grandfather of Sophia. Stuart and Joseph, urvlved by two brothers and six sisters In Rochester N.Y.; many nieces and nephews In the Rochester N.Y. area; numerous devoted friends. Prolific and widely recognized artist throughout his life. His paintings are In the permanent collections in the San Francisco Museum of Modem Art, The University of California Art Museum In Berkeley, the Museo ItaloAmerlcano at Fort Mason, the Oakland Museum and in the Rochester.

N.Y. Museum Memorial Art Gallery. Art teacher at the Town School for Boys and to many students throughout the Bay Area. Sam coined the name 'SOMA' and was a prominent personality In the restaurants and cafes of his beloved North Beach. Funeral service is scheduled for Monday April 19, at Duggan Serra Mortuary 500 Westlake Avenue.

Daly City. Recep. tion to follow. Interment at Holy Cross. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Hospice By the Bay or the Museo ItaloAmerlcano ofSanFricJo: EXAMINER STAFF REPORT Harding Leong, manager of the Portsmouth Square Garage and an instrumental leader at On Lok Senior Health in San Francisco for more than 20 years, died April 8 at one of the On Lok facilities.

He was 78. Mr. Leong began his commitment to On Lok, a nationally recognized agency that provides health care services to the elderly, in 1976, when he became treasurer of the board. Aside from offering his business skills and leadership, Mr. Leong brought visitors to Bee On Lok and worked to identify people who could benefit from the organization's services as well as BATCHELDER, Ardern Ralston BEECHAM, Dorothy F.

BIANCHI, Annie BOWEN.Geraldine CONNELL, Theodore J. COOK -H0RT0N, Clarice DOSHI.Arun EISING, Lucile Minella, M.O. ENGELSEN, Celeste GARIBALDI, Albert JORDAN, John Emory LEONG, Harding LOZANO, Carmen MARCONCINI, Loretta M. MATTSON, Arthur McPHERSON, John Clarke MEAGHER, Sharon Bounds MRASEK, DaiylW.Mrasek PAINTNER, Enid Grace PIOL, Pedro Sison PROVENZANO, Samuel RICHBERGER, Frederick Joseph SCHMIDT-SANCHEZ, Ha Yvonne STAPLETON, Gerald J. STURKEY, Lorenzo SUHLING, Fred Robert (Bob) TANI, Ruth BATCHELDER.

Ardern Ralston Of Orlnda. CA, died April 16. 1999 at the age of 88. Mr. Batchelder was Chairman.

Emporium-Cap-well Company: Executive Vice President and Director. Carter Hawley Hale Stores; United Bay Area Crusade, Director; San Francisco Symphony. Director; California Retailers. Director; American Retail Federation, Director; Associated Merchandising Director; California Retail Federation; Sons of the California Pioneers' Member, Orinda Country Club; Member, Pacific Union Club. He lived in Orlnda.

California for It years after moving from Lafayetle. California. Graduated from University of California at Berkeley, 1933. Member of Kappa Alpha. Survived by spouse Marlorle Lee Bowles Batchelder, his wife of 64 years: daughter Gabrielie Ann Batchelder Sill of Diamond Bar, California: son Ardern Ralston Batch-elder, Jr.

of Modesto, California: sister Doris Crawford of Santa Barbara, California; brother Joseph Batchelder, Captain USN, Ret. of Lafayetle. California. Also survived by six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Memorial Service at Lafayette-Orlnda Presbyterian Church, 49 Knox Drive.

Lafayette, on Wednesday, April 21, at 1:00 PM. Family requests that In lieu of flowers memorial contributions be made to Salvation Army or Cal Alumni Association. BEECHAM. Dorothy F. Mrs.

Beecham, 79, of Medford. died Monday. April 12, 1999, at the Providence Hospital In Medford. She was born July 10. 1919 at Wichita.

Kansas the daughler of Ella and Carl Lyman. She was raised in Portland. Oregon and graduated ftom Grant High School. She lived In Portland till the late 50's when she moved to San Francisco. Mrs.

Beecham worked as a secretary for ATScT In San Francisco and moved to Medford In 1996. Surviving are two cousins, Pattl Kinney of Ashland and Susan Stem of Milwaukee. Oregon. She was preceded in death by one daughter and one brother, and her parents. A Memorial Service will be held 2:00 p.m., Sunday.

April 18, 1999 at the Horton Plaza, Medford. Officiating will be Pastor Dwayne Robinson of the Ashland First Baptist Church. Interment will be at the Rlverview Cemetery, Portland. Funeral arrangements under the direction of the LITWILL-ER-SIMONSEN FUNERAL HOME, Ashland. BIANCHI.

Annie At rest April 16. 1999. Loving wife of the late Joe Bianchl; beloved mother of Robert Bianchl; cherished grandmother of Billy and Tim Bianchl; sister of the late Lena (Til) Fraguglla. Lollie of Loretta (John) Repetto; sister-in-law of Ermina and the late Paulo Bianchl. Survived by many nieces, nephews and cousins In the Bay Area.

New York and Italy. Friends may visit on Monday after 1:00 PM and attend the Vigil Service also on Monday at 7:00 PM and the Funeral on Tuesday at 9:30 AM from the Chapels of VALENTE. MARINI. PER ATA ft 4840 Mission thence to St. Paul's Church where a Funeral Mass will be celebrated at 10:00 AM.

Committal services at Italian Cemetery. 415-333-0161 BOWEN. Geraldlne Died on March 27. 1999 at the age of 84. She was born In San Francisco on May 27.

1914 to Jerome and Ann (Deeney) Macdonald. Gerl was a resident of Larkspur, California for fifty-two years; she was also a graduate of Dominican College, class of 1935. She was preceded In death by her husband of fifty-eight years. Robert D. Bowen.

Her survivors are her children MaryAnn Bowen of London, England. Donald D. Bowen of Tracy, California, and Holly Cooper of Sacramento, California. She is also survived by her four grandchildren. At her request, no services were held.

The Davis Funeral Chapel helped the family with the arrangements. CONNELL, Theodore J. S.F.P.D.) In S.F April 16, 1999. Devoted husband of Lois Connell for over 47 years; devoted father of Marilyn Reld of Mt. View.

Timothy (Crls Connell of Santa Rosa. Laura (Eugene) Chase of Oakland and John Connell of San Francisco; cherished grandfather of Rachel and Michelle Connell and Joshua and Amanda Chase; dearest son of Josephine Bachmann; and preceded In death by his step-father Oscar Bachmann; loved brother of Louise (Larry) Hale and Pauline (Matt) Stiefvater; loved nephew of Rose Marty and Mary (Jerry) Mann; dearest brother-in-law of William (Dorothy) O'Connor and Mary and the late Joseph Flahlve, Retired as Sergeant with the S.F. Police Dept. after 29 years. Member of S.F.

Police Widows and Orphans Fund. American Legion. Post Commander of Post 456, Past-President of Veteran Police Officers Association, and member of the Elk's Club. Veteran of WWII. U.S.

Navy. Graduate Class of 1944. Commerce High School. S.F. A native of S.F.

Friends may call Monday after 3pm and are invited to the Vigil Service at DUGGAN'S SERRA MORTUARY. 500 West-lake C. Funeral Tuesday, leaving the Mortuary at 10am, thence to Church of St. John the Evangelist, S.F., where a Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at Committal Holy Cross Cemetery. Spiritual bouquets preferred.

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NV, Denise Tardlvllle of Paradise. CA. Dona Hoffman of Concord. CA. and Dana Kilpatrick of Reno; also 1 1 grandchildren.

Friends and family are Invited for the Visitation beginning at 10AM and the Funeral Service at 1PM on Monday. April 19. at ROSS. BURKE ft KNOBEL MORTUARY, 2155 Kietzke Lane In Reno. Memorial gifts may be sent to Vista Hospital Care Foundation, 6991 E.

Camelback Rd Suite C-250, Scottsdale. AZ 85251. SCHMIDT-SANCHEZ, lis Yvonne Passed away April 15. 1999 at home in Castro Valley at 64 years of age. Beloved mother of Richard Michael Sanchez, Judith Ann Sanchez, Cheryl Lynn Aguilar.

Lisa Renee Sanchez and Mark Randall Sanchez: devoted grandmother of Joshuah Marcellno Jacob Alexander Aguilar, all residing In the Bay Area; sister of John Alexander Schmidt. Walter Franklin Schmidt and Elizabeth Elaine Thomson. Her life was filled with the love of her family. She enloyed bowling, bridge and camping. An Insurance professional serving as President of Schmidt ft Schmidt Insurance Inc.

and many years as an officer of The Independent Agents and Brokers Association of San Francisco. Friends are Invited to attend the Funeral Service 2Pm Monday at HALSTED N.GRAY-CAREW ENGLISH, 1123 Sutter S.F. Interment Cypress Lawn Cemetery. Donations to your favorite charity preferred. HALSTED N.GRAY-CAREW 8.

ENGLISH Complimentary Parking STAPLETON, Gerald J. San Francisco native, born in 1907 to loving parents William and Agnes. Eldest and surviving of three brothers, Gerald, Edward and William. Survived by his wife of 52 years, Dorothy; his son William and wife Veronica; nephews James, Michael, John, Louise, Susan, James, Ronald, Michael. Robert and Brian.

Served in U.S. Army 1941-46. Decorated Master Sargeant under Gen. MacAr-thur, Australia, New Guinea and Philippines with his besl friend "Mac." Bought a home in S.F. Sunset District in 1948 where he lived all his life.

Retired from DuPont Paint; traveled extensively. Member of Ulloa Senior's Club. His humor, help and friendliness will be missed by all who knew him. Friends are invited to the wake Tuesday. April 20th.

2-5PM at DUGGAN'S SERRA MORTUARY. 500 Westlake C. Funeral Mass Wednesday. April 21st, 9AM at St. Gabriel's Church.

S.F. Remembrances may be sent co William Stapleton, 18701 85th PI. West. Edmonds. WA 98026.

THE BUD DUGGAN FAMILY (650)756-4500 (415)587-4500 STURKEY. Lorenzo Was born In 1916 In McCormlck S.C. He received his BS In Physics from the Citadel In 1937 and his MS In Physics from the Univ. of Ky In 1939. Lorenzo Iolned the Dow Chemical Co.

In Midland. Mich. In 1939. There he helped design and construct an electron diffraction apparatus. Electron Diffraction was not In wide use at the time.

Lorenzo helped develop D. as a crystallographic tool and published many theoretical and experimental papers on D. and soon achieved world recognition In the field of electron crystallography. Most of his work was related to Magnesium Metallurgy, surface coatings, and intermetalllc compounds. In 1960 Lorenzo moved to California to work In the Dow chemical company's Weslern Division.

Then he made his home in Walnut Creek, Ca until his disabling strokes. Most of Lorenzo's friends remember him as an accomplished magician and slight-of-hand artist. He gave many shows to various groups while at the Citadel like cadet gatherings, church groups or children's parties. These shows continued even at the Univ. of Ky.

He is survived by his sister Annie Laurie Gebaurer of SC. Memorial gathering 425 at Care- home In Walnut Creek. Burled, Mc-ormlck City Cemetery, McCormlck, SC Arrangements by NEPTUNE SOCIETY OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA. Walnut Creek. SUHLING, Fred Robert (Bob) Native of San Francisco, resident of Lucerne, CA since 1992, born June 18.

1932. died at St. Helena Hospital. Deer Park, CA. April 12.

1999. Graduated from Sacred Heart Cathedral High School. S.F. 1949. Employed as a plumber for 43 years, a member of Plumber's Local Union 38.

393, 467. He Is survived by his faithful friend Bozo', Barbara Suhl-Ing of Kelseyville: daughter, Cindy Ryan: daughter-in-law, Lily Sunling: granddaughter, lorl Suhling; grandsons Jeffrey Sunling. Kenneth and Gregory Ryan; sister, Charlene Spahn: brother-in-law, Peter H. Spahn: brother. C.

Paul Suhling: eight nieces; six nephews; and loyal neighbor. Kay D. Bob was preceded in death by his son, Marty Suhling. 8 years ego. Cremation will be performed by Neptune Society.

Private burial will be at Gates of Heaven. Los Altos, CA. A Memorial Mass will be said at a later date. TANI, Ruth At rest April 4. 1999.

Beloved wife of Isidore Tanl; loving mother of Leslie Epstein, Stefan Argent, Maurice Tanl, and Robert Tanl. Friends are invited to attend a Memorial Service at Temple Emanu El San Francisco: Sunday. April 25. 1999 at 2PM. Memorial Gif is to Family Houset50 Irving.

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Ford at 415-777-7320. CHRONICLE EXAMINER CLASSIFIEDS In Memoriam FIHIIHHM nil v. LJ WW MU-INt COOK -HORTON. Clarice Passed away on April 15. 1999 in Redwood City at the age of 47 years.

A graduate of St. John's Grammer and High School and San Francisco State University. Beloved daughter of Betty and Herb Cook, loving mother of Derrick; sister of Steve Cook, Penny Lutge and Denlse (sister-in-law); and many nieces and neph- ws' At her request services were private. In lieu of flowers donations can be made to Saint John Catholic School, 926 Chenery Street, San Francisco. Ca.

94131 Arrangements under the direction of DUGGAN'S SERRA MORTUARY. Daly City THE BUD DUGGAN FAMILY (650) 756-4500 (415) 587-4500 DOSHI, Arun On 4499 at Mount Zlon Hospital. San Francisco. Born July 13, 1928 In Mombasa. Kenya.

Co-owner of the Gan- es Restaurant in San Francisco. Survived wlf Malvl Doshi; son Neil; and daughter Bella. Cremated on 4799 In a private service at the WOODLAWN CEMETERY. Colma. Family requests that memorial gifts be made to the American Cancer Society.

EISING. Luclle Minella. M.O. At age 90, April 6. 1999.

was taken Home 10 be with her Lord 2 days after Easter reminding of her Faith in Resurrection. Born November 5, 1908 in Milladore TWP. Wisconsin. Beloved sister to Hetty Kramer, Ohio. Faye Sollid.

Florida. Paul Eislng. Wisconsin; aunt to loving nephew and nieces. Taught and lectured extensively at Stanford. Mills and Children's.

Upon retirement In 1979. she received recognition for dedication and was held In great esleem for years of selfless service. Her sister says, 'She was blessed with singular intellectual and athletic She was one of only 20 women in medical school. Memorial Services Sunday.May2. 1999 at 10:45.

Forest Hill Christian Church. 250 Laguna Honda San Francisco 94116, phone: 415-566-1415. Gifts may be sent In memory. Friends are warmly Invited to attend then stay for light luncheon. With gardening her nobby, her ashes will be scattered In the Rose Garden, Santa Rosa, by Neptune Society, with accordance with her wishes.

ENGELSEN, Celeste Was born In Ecuador on March 8. 1924. She died on April 1, 1999. Celeste was the loving wife of Edward Engelsen, a retired vice president from Union Bank. Celeste worked for many years as a fur finisher, sewing silk linings into fur coats.

The Engelsen's recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. Celeste has a scholarship in her name at Linfield College in McMlnnvllle, Oregon. The scholarship suppots native Ecuadorian students In their college studies. Celeste will be remembered for her generosity and devotion to her family and trlends. Services have been held at Cypress Lawn In Colma.

GARIBALDI, Albert A 56-year resident of Daly City died peacefully April 16 at the age of 77 after a short Illness. Loving husband of Theresa: devoted father of Richard (Joanne). Sister Shirley Ann. OSU, Patricia (William Owen) and Robert (Rose): caring brother of Lorraine (Ray) Garibaldi; also survived by many grandchildren, great grandchildren, nephews and niece. Longtime member of the United Ancient Order of Druids.

Active member and past president of the Daly CityColma Skylions. Past president of the Mission Merchants Association. Founder of the Daly City Police Athletic League Golf Tournament. Friends are Invited to visit Monday after 6:00 pm at Holy Angels Church. 108 San Pedro Road.

Colma. Vigil Service follows at 7:30 pm. Mass of the Resurrection will be celebrated Tuesday at 11:30 am at Holy Angels Church followed by the committal at the Italian Cemetery. Donations may be made to the Lions Eye Foundation. P.O.

Box 799, S.F., CA 94120. THE BUD DUGGAN FAMILY (650)756-4500 (415)587-4500 JORDAN, John Emory Professor emeritus of U.C. Berkeley. Died at his home in Berkeley. April 12, 1999 He Is survived by his wife, the former Katherine L.

Lyle of Richmond, VA; also two sons by his previous marriage. John Craig Jordan of Berkeley and Leigh Keyser Jordan of Long Beach. A third son. Hugh Jordan died In 1974. His first wife.

Marie Keyser Jordan died In 1986. He leaves a sister, Mary Elizabeth Friend of Washington, NC. Mr. Jordan served as a Professor of English at U.C. Berkeley 1959-1985.

as Academic Assistant to the Chancellor 1962-65 and was Chairman of the department 1969-73. He received his B.A. degree University of Richmond. VA 1940; A. John Hopkins 1942; PhD 1947.

He served with the USNR 1942-46. He was a Ford fellow; Guggenheim fellow; Humanities Research fellow; Gayley lecturer; Member MLA: Nal'l Council of Teachers; Phi Beta Kappa: Phi Gamma Delta; Tau Kappa Alpha; Pi Delta Epsilon; Omlcron Delta Kappa. He was recipient of Honors Citation U.C. Berkeley 1986. As Author and Critic he made significant contributions to English literature of the romantic period.

A memorial service will be held at Ep-worth United Methodist Church in Berkeley, 1953 Hopkins on Wed. April 21, 1999 at In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the Multiple Sclerosis Society, The Epworth United Methodist Church or to a charity of choice. LEONG, Harding Passed away April 8, 1999 In San Francisco at the age of 78. A fourth generation San Franciscan. He graduated from Commerce High School where he was an All-City football player and went on to City College until the start of WWII.

Served In the Coast Guard and Navy In the South Pacific. Upon his return, he and a handful of Chinatown merchants created Portsmouth Square Garage. He has been Its manager since Its Inception In 1964. A popular Chinatown figure. Mr.

Leong was well known for his support and volunteerlsm with many organizations, including The Guardsmen. Boy Scouts of America. YMCA, Cameron House, Chinese Recreation Council, St. Mary's Chinese Mission, Berkeley Chinese Community Church and On Lok Senior Health Care, where he was one of the principal organizational architects. He recently completed his eighth term as president of the Board of Directors of On Lok.

Harding was married for 51 years to the late Dorothy Lowe of Oakland and leaves behind daughter Dee Dee of El Cerrito; son Kevin and daughter-in-law Cathyof Alameda-and grandsons Blake and Ryan. Private graveside Services took place at Mountain View Cemetery In Oakland, with assistance by Green Street Mortuary on April 12. Private donations In Harding's memory can be made to On Lok, Berkeley Chinese Community Church or the Amerl-can Cancer Society. LOZANO, Carmen Born May 19, 1912. Passed away April 14, 1999.

She leaves her husband Manuel Lozano; sons Robert Ortiz and Henry Ortiz. She Is also survived by 18 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren. Services Tuesday April 20. from Neptune Society, 1645 El Camino. Any donations may be sent to 3037 26th San Francisco.

CA 94)10. MATTSON, Arthur On April 15. 1999 In San Francisco. Loving brother of Lucile Harris, Lois Galleger and Carlos Mattson. Preceded In death by his parents Alex and Olive Mattson; and brothers Russell and Robert Matlson.

Survived by many nieces, nephews and many grand-nieces and grand-nephews. Arthur was veteran of the Korean War. At his request there will be no funeral services held. Arrangements under the direction of the NEPTUNE SOCIETY OF NORTHERN Santa Rosa. Ca.

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