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I Bee OBITUARIES Friday, October 23, 1998 B7 Johnnie Love was tough as state cop, but kind as name By Carlos ner. Bee Staff Writer When Cyrus didn't have a Johnnie James Love spent two job, Mr. Love decades as an officer for the Cali- told him to fornia State Police, protecting polstop complainiticians of every stripe, from Ronald Reagan to Jerry Brown, from "He inspired George Deukmejian to Willie me to stop belBrown. ly-aching and Mr. Love died Sunday after an crying," Cyrus extended bout with heart disease.

said. "Those He was 69. are words that Friends and relatives said he I'll never forwas as rigorous as his profession get. That was the and as kind as his name. ness, but the "He was tough-minded, but was he gave me a kind-hearted," said Paul Cyrus, a They worked friend and former business part- taurant business leave in 1947, he met his future wife, Carrie.

They were married in 1952. When he left the service, he joined the State Police in 1967. "He was one of very few blacks working for the State Police," Duane Love recalled, but he had little trouble because of his race. "He was a peacekeeper, basically," his son said. He ran into trouble once when three youths directed a racial epithet toward him while he was offduty.

They tried to avoid punishment by accusing Mr. Love of brandishing a weapon at them. At his trial, however, it came out that Mr. Love had declined to Hairstylist Margaret Nelson gave clients special care beauty shop. When Mrs.

Nelson retired 10 years ago, she moved to Citrus Heights. In her early beautician days, Mrs. Nelson used a "marcel machine" to do perms a big contraption with dangling wires that attached to the hair. Later she treated friends and family to "dos" while they sat on a little pink chair with a pink, hooded dryer. "She spent hours talking to her ladies.

They talked and laughed and left looking better on the DeLONZOR, GWEN Johnnie James Love the tough-mindedtenderheartedness a job with him." together in a resthat included Margaret Nelson Margaret Nelson beauty shop," Folick said, spending summers in Tahoe, where the living room served as the beauty shop, and the rest of the year in Roseville, where the garage was converted into a Age 43, a native of Napa, CA, passed away October 15, 1998. Born July 8, 1955 in San Francisco, Gwen spent her childhood in Napa. She spent most of her life in Northern California and in Colorado. She is sur. vived by her loving family, which includes her father, Robert V.

DeNapa, mother, Louise Lidicker of Berkeley, her sister, Diane DeLonzor-Dan of San Francisco, and her brothers, Gerry DeLonzor of Folsom, and Russ DeLonzor of San Ramon. The family would like to share Gwen's memory with the many hearts of those she has touched and a celebration of her life will be held at the Corinthian Yacht Club, 43 Main Tiburon, CA from 7:30 on Oct. 25th. For more info, call Diane 415-441-4614. DOSSINGER, WILLIAM GEORGE Passed away Oct.

19, 1998 in Sacramento at the age of 86. Born Feb. 19, 1912 in Buffalo, NY. A resident of Sacramento for 8 years. Prior resident of Hacienda Heights, CA.

Retired in 1972 from McDonald Douglas. He was an avid fisherman and was featured in Sports Illustrated. He specialized in miniatures types, mostly dollhouses. He was a member of the Cordova Sr. Center.

Survived by wife Katherine Dossinger of son Duane Dossinger of CO, brother Leonard Dossinger of WA, and numero us relatives and friends. At his request no services will be held. Remembrances may be made to the local chapter of the American Cancer Society. FONTANOZA, PURIFICACION (CECIE) Former director California Department of Rehabilitation (1983-1990) passed away on October 20, 1998 in Elk Grove, CA at the age of 77. Cecie was born in the Philippines, began her academic career in her native country and finished her Master of Arts and Doctoral degrees in Sociology at Southern Illinois University and New York University, respectively.

As an educator, Cecie taught at various levels both in the Philippines and the United States. Before her appointment by Governor Deukmeiian as Director of the Department of Rehabilitation. Cecie was the Assistant Dean of Occupational Education and Evaluative Services at Cosumnes River College in Sacramento. She also held appointive positions in various agencies, boards and councils. Cecie was an active member of the Philippine-American community in Sacramento and was affiliated with various organizations dedicated 10 the promotion of civil rights, educafional opportunities for minorities and preservation of the heritage.

Filipino She was past President of the Filipino Political Action Coalition, the University of the Philippines Alumni Association of Sacramento, and the Philippine American Cultural and Educational Society of Sacramento. Cecie is survived by her brother Beniamin Cecilio, sister Paulina Cecilio Cordova and several nephews, nieces and their children, state Her body will lie in at Sacramento Memorial Lawn, 6100 Stockton Sacramento, 95824 Mass memorial services will be held for Cecie at 6:00 PM. Friday, October 23, 1998 at St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church, 7584 Center Parkway, Sacramento, CA. Burial services will be held on Saturday, October 24, 1998 at 11:00 AM.

selling hot dogs on That was after in 1986 from the brother Leonard same agency at the Along with two sons who went ment, they were ferred to as "The tion," said his son, "My father is pinned the badge Born in Opelika, 28, 1928, Mr. Love parents to Gary, He joined the ber 1945 and Germany, Korea United States. street corners. Mr. Love retired State Police.

His retired from the same time. of Mr. Love's into law enforcesometimes reLove ConnecDuane Love. the one who on me," he said. on Nov.

moved with his Ind. Army in Decemspent 21 years in and around the While home on outside and feeling better on the inside due to her generous, loving attention," said Folick. Born Margaret Toms in Sparks, on June 30, 1915, she moved to Roseville in 1919 and graduated from Roseville High School in 1933. She attended her 65th high school reunion last month and was instrumental in rounding up people for that event. Clara Del Dotto, a friend and neighbor since 1919, shared common interests with Mrs.

Nelson. They attended elementary and high school together, were both beauticians and had children the same age. "She was very truthful, friendly, honest and ready to help," Del Dotto said. "She was one in a million," said her stepson, Dick Nelson. "She'd do anything for anybody just a super lady and always got involved in the community." Mrs.

Nelson was active in the Roseville Emblem Club, the Roseville Women's Club, Daughters of HALL, BETTE DAWSON A long time resident of both Sacramento and the Bay Area passed away Oct 16 1998 in Roseville CA Born May 3, 1917 in Frankfort IN, she was the daughter of Pete Dawson, an attorney and District Director of the Interstate Commerce Commission Her late husband, JL Hall was a pioneer in the development of United Airlines Maintenance Base in San Francisco. Bette turned her hobby of breeding and showing both poodles and yorkshire terriers into a successful business with a long line of champions. She was a nutritionist and gourmet cook. For the last 40 years she had been actively involved in metaphysics being both a student and teacher She did everything with a flair and communicated her zest for living to all who knew her She always said life is learning and learning is life. She is survived by her daughters Kortne Hall Phillips and Margot Hall; brothers Jack Dawson and Ron Dawson; and numerous family and friends Memorial gifts can be made to the American Red Cross or the Salvation Army.

KIRTLAN, LEONA In Sacramento October 21, 1998 at the age of 94. Leona was born and raised in Grass moving to Sacramento in 1919. She worked for the Department of Motor Vehicles and the Division of Architecture retiring in 1966 after 46 years. Leona was a member of the Eastern Star Naomi Chapter, different bridge clubs and enioyed her monthly retiree and family luncheon groups. She was preceded in death by her husband Frank in 1967 who worked and SMUD for many years.

Leona is survived by her daughter Helen and son-in-law Bob Fingado of Sacramento; grandchildren Don Fingado and his wife Lois of Sacramento and Patti and her husband Tom Harris of Upland California; 5 great grandchildren of Geoffrey Sacramento; Brian, Kyle and Jennifer Harris of Upland California; numerous nephews and nieces. There will be a visitation Sunday from noon to 7PM and the service will be Monday at 10 AM, both at HARRY A. NAUMAN SON, 4041 Freeport Sacramento. Interment will be at Sierra Hills East tions made made to Lawn. Memorial donathe Shriners Hospital or donors choice.

KUROSAKA, KAY Age 72. Born December 1, 1925 in Seattle; died peacefully on October 13, 1998. He is survived by sisters Yoshi Kurosaka of Seattle, WA, Suye llayashi of Chicago, IL, Baru (Eugene) Eguchi of Vancouver, WA, and Ellen Teiko Sakaye of Chicago, IL. He was the loving father to Donald (Marilyn), Ricky and Terry (June), all residing in Sacramento, CA. He also leaves behind three lovin grandchildren, Douglas, Lisa, and Jeffrey along with numerous nephews and nieces.

Kay served his country in the U.S. Army at Fort Ord and Monterey, CA from 1947 to 1952. He was also a member of the Seattle Nisei Veterans Committee. After raising his family in Sacramento, Kay returned to Seattle to help care for his sisters. He will be missed dearly by all he has touched.

A Memorial Service was held in Seattle on October 22, 1998. FUNERAL NOTICES submitted by family friends must be verified with the funeral home before publishing. SUBMIT NOTICES: 7 by phone fax. MON-FRI, please call for appointment to submit notice in person. If faxing, please include time person's phone name number day: contact.

Deadlines to submit: Mon- Fri. Sat-Sun. pm if photo included in notice. Call (916) 321-1323 or FAX to (916) 321-1205 buy an off-duty weapon and always left his duty gun in his locker in the basement of the Capitol. After retiring in 1968, he went into the restaurant business, with his hot-dog carts, and Daddy Love's Barbecue restaurant.

He loved to cook, his wife said. "He would get up in the middle of the night and make peach cobbler," she recalled, even though his diabetes meant he couldn't have any. Even after retiring from his businesses, he worked part-time for the Sacramento County Parks Department. "He could not sit still. He had to be busy," Cyrus said.

Molly 0'Day 'Our Gang' actress worked with Laurel and Hardy during productive silent-film career Molly O'Day, a silent-screen actress who began her short but memorable career as a teenager in the "Our Gang" comedies, has died. She was 88. Ms. O'Day, who had lived in Avila Beach since 1980, died Thursday in Arroyo Grande, near San Luis Obispo. The actress received her star on Hollywood Walk of Fame at the storied corner of Hollywood and Vine in the late 1920s.

Hired by director Hal Roach for the "Our Gang" shorts when she was a schoolgirl, Ms. O'Day worked in comedies with such stars as Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy. Only 16, she defeated 2,000 contenders in an audition for the tough girl heroine of the 1927 prizefighter movie "The Patent Leather Kid." That role led to major roles in "The Lovelorn," "Hard- SHORTS, MARY ALIRE Peacefully passed away on October 17, 1998 in Fontana, CA. after a long and heroic battle with cancer. Throughout her illness she never lost faith or hope, but she fought with amazing strength and determination.

She blessed our lives with love and laughter for 47 yrs and will be truly missed by those who were fortunate enough to know her. She is preceded in death by her father Jose Alire. She is survived by her loving husband and daughter John Shorts and Amelia Ibarra of Riverside, CA. She is also survived by her mother Lupe Perez and father Jesus Perez. Her 6 brothers and sisters; Josie, Raymond, Ben, Amy, Jamie and Hope.

She leaves behind many nephews and nieces. Friends family are invited to attend a memorial Mass at St. Robert's at 10:30. Private interment STEPHENS, DOROTHY MAE all loved you very much! FUNERAL NOTICES AND VITAL STATISTICS TO PUBLISH, PLEASE CALL (916) 321-1323 Voice mail leave msg OR FAX to (916) 321-1205 OFFICE HOURS: Monday-Friday NEXT DAY PUBLICATION DEADLINE IS: Monday-Friday Saturday-Sunday Monday-Friday if photo included in ad. PHOTOGRAPHS included in Funeral Notices and In Memoriams.

Call for details. 321-1323 Daily (closed most holidays) Born Dorothy Mae Deem, March 4, 1920 in Akron, Ohio. She passed away peacefully on Oct. 19, 1998. Preceded in death by husband Raymond C.

Stephens. Brother Richard Deem and son George E. Taylor. Her survivors include son William Tayand daughter-in-law Dolores of Citrus Heights. Step-daughter Zytha Fowler of Jonesboro, GA.

and brother Overton Deem of Santa Rosa. She had been blessed with 15 grandgreat grandchildren and great grandchild. Currently residing in Sacramento, she was a former resident of Marin County. Known as Granny to family and friends, she lived life to the fullest. She loved to camp, hunt and fish as well as ride motorcycles.

She was also a great cook and loved to entertain family and She will always be remembered for her famous "'Hoochie Coochie At her request no public services will would be like held. to The thank family ev- eryone at Heritage Convalescent Hospital for all of her care over the years. Granny, you will be greatly missed and fondly remembered. We all loved you very much! Mr. Love was a member of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, the Masonic Lodge, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Sacramento Trailblazers and the First Community Presbyterian Church, of which he; was a founding member.

In addition to his wife, Carrie, and son Duane, he is survived by sons Melvin and Johnnie Love Jr. of Vallejo; and two sisters, Novella Parker and Jessie Baker, both of, Gary, Ind. Services will be 10 a.m. Saturday at Morgan Jones Funeral Home, 2400 Broadway. Burial will be in St.

Mary's Cemetery, 65th Street and Fruitridge Avenue. By Paula Thorpe Bee Metro Staff Bonnie Folick was first time she went to a and wasn't served lunch. her hairstylist mom, Nelson, often picked up and served them lunch to doing their hair. Mrs. Nelson, an expert ing "waves" (a 1930s that's making a comeback), and operated beauty Roseville and Lake for 65 years.

She died Sunday in Heights home of cancer "As a beautician, she people up, drive them and serve them lunch. tomers were in the go there and do their a convalescent home," noting that some of her customers had been 40 and 50 years. Her children "grew FUNERAL TODAY'S FUNERAL NOTICES BARNARD, Patsy Ann BARTON, Kenneth Allan BURNS, Ida Louise DARE, Richard John DeLONZOR, Gwen DOSSINGER, William George FONTANOZA, Purificacion HALL, Bette Dawson KIRTLAN, Leona KUROSAKA, Kay LAYNE, Leonard K. MAKIN, Margaret Jean MATRANGA, Joseph V. NEBELS, Richard Brian NELSON, Margaret OTSWI, George I.

PRICHARD, Michael Thomas PULATI, Vito L. RANGE, Donna Ray RIECHERS, Henry SHORTS, Mary Alire STEPHENS, Dorothy Mae VAN ECK, Heather WASHINGTON, Mary M. BARNARD, PATSY ANN Surrounded by family, Pat passed peacefully on October 20, 1998, at Kaiser Hospital Sacramento, CA, at the age of 55. For several years she successfully combated complications of emphysema and maintained a remarkable quality of life. In recent months her struggle beto came 100 difficult overcome and she reached to the Lord for comfort -forever at peace.

Pat was a native of San Antonio, TX and has been a resident of Sacramento for the last 28 years. Loving wife of Larry for 34 years. Dear mother of Dawn Barnard-Dingman and Kimberly Barnard. Motherin-law of Luke Dingman. Sister of Janice Smith of Sacramento and Sherry Barger of Lakehills, Texas.

Sisterin-law Smith and Larry Barger. Also, survived cousins, nephews, nieces and many wonderful friends. Preceded in death by her mother and father, William (Bill) and Tennie (LaVern) Warren, and her broth- She er, Jerry Warren. devoted wife and mother express the words can- she not joy has brought 10 Us She worked tone, Penthroughout years. ney Co.

(Country Club) from 1979 1984 as the cafeteria cashier and later as a receptionist in the beauty salon. Pat worked in property management for Lusk Properties Building Company) from 1986 to 1995. Pat will be dearly missed by her family and many friends as she touched all who knew her with her laughter. creative apparel, delicious recipes, and holiday home decorating. She enioyed entertaining family and friends, shopping adventures, traveling, and touring the wine country.

Friends and relatives are invited to attend visitation on Sunday, October 25, 1998, from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. and Funeral Services on MonOctober 26, 1998 at $10:30 a.m. LIND BROTHERS MORTUARY, CARMICHAEL OAKS CHAPEL, 4221 Manzanita Avenue, Carmichael, CA; and interment at Fair Oaks Cemetery, 7780 Olive Fair Oaks, CA. Remembrances may be made in Pat's memory to the Charity of your Choice.

surprised the beautician After all, Margaret customers in addition in creathairstyle owned shops in her Tahoe homes her Citrus at age 83. would pick to her home If her cushospital, she'd hair, or go to Folick said, mother's regulars for up in a Died on October 21, 1998 at his home in Sacramento California. Born in San Francisco, California on January 12, 1937, he was 61 years of age. A 37 year resident of Sacramento County, he was a Computer Program Analyst for the State Dept. of Water Resources.

for many years, as well as having served as a Board Member for the Sacramento Amiga Computer Club. He is survived by his Loving Wife, Eloise Barton of Sacramento, CA; His Beloved Kathryn Zolani of Redding, CA, Valerie Francesconi of Redwood of Roseville, CA, CynCity, CA, Judith Daley thia Williams of Sacramento, CA, Lisa Keath of Missouri, Derrick Barton of Sacramento, and Joe Barton of AnteWilliam Haines of A Lodi lope, 21 Grand- children and 1 Great Grandchild. Friends are invited to attend his Memorial Services on Saturday, October 24th at 4:00 P.M. at St. Mark's United Methodist Church, 2391 Mark's Way, Sacramento, CA, Memorial Contirbutions may be BARTON, KENNETH ALLAN made to the American Diabetes Association.

REICHERT'S SERVICES FUNERDirec- tors. BURNS, IDA LOUISE In Sacramento, October 20, 1998. Age 73. Loving wife of Bob Burns of Sacramen10; also survived by children Dan, Sharon and Bobby Smith all of Sacramento; Grandchildren Aubrei, Clark, Nicole and Amy and great Brianna; Sisters: Rhodena, Margerite, Litta Mae, and Bernadine and Brother Albert. Preceded in death by Mother and Father Sylvia and Jacob Fisher and brothers Norman and Charley.

Memorial services will be held at 7:00 P.M. on Tuesday, October 27, 1998 at St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church, 7584 Center Parkway, Sacramento. Contributions may be made to Mercy Hospice. is in charge of arrangements.

Russ A Monrea's Village Chapel 7960 Winding Way ad Sundse FhA, nnA DARE, RICHARD JOHN Entered into rest Thursday. October 15, 1998 in his Sacramento home. A native of Detroit, Michigan born June 25, 1932 and a resident of Sacramento for 32 yrs. Beloved husband of Patricia Dare for 42 yrs. Loving father to Karen Nylander and her husband Kelly, and Richard P.

Dare. Dear brother to Ralph Dare and his wife Janie of Ohio, Ginger Hatton and Raymond Dare both of Michigan. Also survived by in laws, Ina Perry, Walter Baldwin, and Billie and Betty Varney, Betty Baldwin and 2 grandchildren, Kevin and Jessica Nylander, nieces and nephews. A life member Masonic Lodge 789 Oak Plains. Mr.

Dare was a strong, loving and supportive husband and father. His sense of humor will be greatly missed by all. The family invites you to attend a memorial service 2:00 PM. Saturday, October 24, 1998 at Sunset Lawn Chapel of the Chimes 4701 Marysville Blvd. Ca.

922-5833. FUNERAL NOTICES VITAL STATISTICS Deadline for Next Day Publication: Mon-Fri. Sat-Sun. pm if photo included in ad. Call (916) 321-1323 Voicemail only, please leave message or FAX to (916) 321-1205 the Nile, Menzaleh Temple and the Heber Chapter Order of the Eastern Star.

She was also active in the local Cancer Society, having been diagnosed with breast cancer eight years ago. In addition to her daughter and stepson, she is survived by her husband of 22 years, Donald L. Nelson of Citrus Heights; another daughter, Pat Dorman of Sacramento; stepdaughter Shirley Nelson of Sacramento; sister Isabella Von Fluee of Citrus Heights; brother William Toms of Cameron Park; seven grandchildren and a great-grandson. She was preceded in death by her first husband, Ted Finger, and a son, Gene Finger. A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m.

Sunday at Lambert Funeral Home, 400 Douglas Roseville. A reception will follow at the Elks Lodge on Brady Lane in Roseville. The family suggests memorial contributions to the American Cancer Society in Sacramento. NEBELS, RICHARD BRIAN Our beloved father passed away to be with the Lord on Wednesday Oct 14, 1998. Richard was born October 31, 1938 in Chicago to Edyth and Nicholas Peck.

He moved as a young boy to Los Angeles where he later graduated from Westchester High. Richard loved life and all that it offered. Every: one who knew Richard knows that he loved racHis true passion in life ing, gambling and enjoyed meeting a people. however was his family. No sacrifice was ever too big.

He gave his love, time and money whenever needed. Richard is survived by his children Lynn Kaunda of AR, Nancy Taylor Clovis, Andrew Nebels of Fresno, Bradley Nebels of Clovis; sister Bonnie Blount; brothers Larry Peck, Dennis Peck; 8 grandchildren with one more on the way and 1 great grandchild on the way. Funeral services will be held at North West Church 5415 N. West Ave Fresno, CA on October 24, 1998 at in celebration of his life NELSON, MARGARET In Citrus Heights on Sunday, October 18, 1998. Margaret was born in Sparks, Nevada on June 30, 1915.

She moved to Roseville in 1919, and graduated from Roseville High School in 1933. Margaret owned and operated her own beauty shop in Roseville for 65 years. She was affiliated with they following Lodges: Emblem Club Roseville, Eastern Star, Herber Chapter and Menzaleh Temple Daughters Of The Nile, Margaret is survived by her loving husband of 22 years Donald L. Nelson, loving daughters Pat Dorman and her husband Bill of Sacramento and Bonnie Folick and her husband Josh of Ashland, Oregon, loving grandchildren Kym, wife Antoinette, Jason and his wife Jennifer, Ean, and Gaberial, loving greatgrandson Ben, sister Isabella VonFluee of Citrus Heights and brother William Toms of Cameron Park. A Memorial Service will be held at LAMBERT FUNERAL HOME, 400 Douglas Roseville, on 1998 Sunday, October 25, at 11:00 A.M.

Please send all donations to the American Cancer Society or to the charity of your choice. OTSWI, GEORGE I. In Sacramento on October 20, 1998. Loving father of Ronald Otsuii, Cheryl Fong and Sharyn Horton. Beloved brother of Harry, Alice, Mary, Ruth and Margaret.

Loving of Patrick Karl, Doug, Steven, Theresa and Gena. Preceded in death by his wife Helen. A native of Suisun, California. Aged 81 years. Friends are welcome to attend a memorial service on Sunday October 25, 1998 at 4 PM at the Mayhew Community Baptist Church, 3401 Rontier Rd.

in Sacramento. Inurnment wil be private at East Lawn Memorial Park in Sacramento. Arrangements by. EAST LAWN RANCHO MORTUARY. PRICHARD, MICHAEL THOMAS Born October 25, 1942 in Auburn, CA.

Died October 7,1998 Guam. Mike served in the Army for two years and received his Masters Degree from Sacramento State University in 1968. Mike taught school in Sacramento, Ukiah, Singapore, Jordan, Haiti and Korea. For the past nine years Mike was teaching in Guam. Beloved husband of Marianne, beloved father of Michelle, Melissa and Matthew Prichard.

Mike also leaves behind his mother Lorraine Prichard; sisters Sue Alvarez, Judy Pinegar and Ann Reed; sisters-in-law Betsy Harmon and Cynthia Lawrence; brothers-in-law Charles Mitchell, Donald Pinegar and Daniel Reed. Friends and family are invited to a memorial gathering on October 24 from to in Loomis. If you would like directions, call (916) 652-5198. Boiled Haggerty," "Shepherd of the Hills," "The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come," "Show of Shows," "Sisters," "Hired Wife," "Gigolettes of Paris," "Skull and Crown" and. other features.

Born Suzanne Noonan, Ms. O'Day was the youngest of 11 dren of Metropolitan Opera singer Hannah Kelly and Bayonne, N.J., Judge Thomas Francis Patrick Noonan. After their father's death, Ms. O'Day and two sisters, along with their mother, moved to Hollywood. One of the sisters became an equally successful actress, Sally O'Neil, who died in 1968.

Ms. O'Day largely abandoned her career after her marriage in 1934 to comedian Jack Durant of the vaudeville team Mitchell Durant. The couple had four children, but the marriage ended in divorce in 1951. Ms. O'Day married oilman James McGregor Kenaston on, Nov.

9, 1952, but divorced him four years later. Los Angeles Times For Information Call: 321-1323 A MATRANGA, JOSEPH V. Passed away on in Sacramento, CA October 19, 1998. Born September 22, 1913 in San Francisco, CA. Beloved husband of Angela Matranga for 60 years.

father of the Rev. George Carol Matranga, Gerald Mafranga, Gloria husband Bob Browner, Barbara husband Arvid Kretz and husband John Harmon. Dear brother of Frank wife Josephine Matranga and brother-in-law of Julia Mallender. Loving grandfather of 12 and survived by many nieces nephews. A resident of Sacramento, CA and a member of Our Savior Lutheran Church, age 85 years.

Friends and family are invited to visitation at EAST LAWN ANDREWS GREILICH ARY, 3939 Fruitridge Sacramento, CA on Thursday, October 22, 1998, from 3-8PM and Friday, October 22, from 9-11AM. A Memorial service will be held at OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN CHURCH, 5461 44th St. (one block N. of Fruitridge) on Friday, October 23, 1998 at 1 PM. A Luncheon will immefollow at the church.

Burial will be at 12Noon on Friday, Oct. 23 at East Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery. Donations may be made to a Memorial Fund in his name at Our Savior Lutheran Church. FUNERAL NOTICES VITAL STATISTICS Deadline for Next Day Publication: Mon-Fri. LAYNE, LEONARD K.

Age 49, passed 10-20-98. His accomplishments include: loving husband and father to Kathy, Robbie and Julie, liver transplant recipient, Viet Nam Vet while serving in the US Navy, kindergarten teacher, and a great friend 10 many. In lieu of flowers, please call the Organ Fund to make memorial donations at (800) 489-3863. Services to he held at Sunday at First Baptist Church of Foothill Farms, 5601 Hemlock, Sacramento. MAKIN, MARGARET JEAN Cheyenne, Wyoming Margaret Jean Simmons Makin, aged 76, passed away October 10, 1998 at United Medical Center in Cheyenne, Wyoming.

She was to Citrus Heights, California, after she and her husband, Delbert M. Makin had visited her brother, Rex and her sister Rosalee Simmons in Centropolis, KS. She suffered a heart attack. She was the daughter of Everett B. Lola F.

Moses Simmons of 4363 Idaho Ottawa, KS. She was born September 5th, 1922 at She married Delbert M. Makin on November 1, 1952. A son, Gregory Mitchell, was born on November 18, 1954. She was employed as an accountant for several businesses in California.

She attended Union Center Grade School, Appanoose High School, and the University of Kansas. She leaves to mourn her death her husband Delbert son Gregory 'Greg', Terrie Marable, a step-daughter Sherry Graf of Wheaton, KS, a brother and sister and many Cousins, Nieces and Nephews and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents and one brother Harold Lee. She was cremated. Sat-Sun.

pm if photo included in ad. Call (916) 321-1323 Voicemail only, please leave message or PULATI, VITO L. Was born in Mason City, lowa on February 22, 1918. The family moved to Sacramento when he was 14, where he spent the rest of his childhood, then moved to Orange County in 1963. Vito worked for many years for Capitol Clothing company as a top salesman before Army life.

He proudly served in from 1943 to 1946. In the China, India, Burma theater of war with Chennaults flying Tigers airlifting supplies over the 'Hump'. His plane survived thunderhead, which a rare event. enioyed his many hobRetired 000 since 1980, he bies and is survived by his wife, Evalene of Santa Ana. Also survived by 2 nieces Antoinette St.

John and Mariorie Dolcini and nephew Paul Pulati along with their mother Mary Pulati widow of his brother Louis Pulati and also by many friends in the Sacramento area. His father, Nicholas Pulati had been the chef for the King of Montenegra before the Russian Revolution, put him in exile, so Pulati took his, severance money and came to America landing at Ellis Island, where he was sponsored by a friend in Mason City, IA. Private services will be held. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the American Heart Association, Orange County Chapter, P.O. Box 6046, Irvine, CA 92716-6046 or American Red Cross, Orange County Chapter P.

O. 11364; Santa Ana, CA 92711- 1364 Be sure to include the words in memory of Vito Pulati. Assisting the family is Brown Colonial Mortuary, (714) 542- 3949. memorial fund. RIECHERS, HENRY Age 86, died Sunday in Sacramento, CA after a brief illness.

Born June 3, 1912 in San Jose, Henry began a lifelong interest in golf as a feenager caddying at the Hillview Golf Course in East San Jose. He competed in amateur tournaments locally and nationally during the 1930's. After serving the Marine Corp. during World War II, he began a career in beverage bottling and became President of the Bireley's company of Sacramento. Retiring in 1977, He continued to pursue his interest in golf, playing often at Sacramento area courses including Diamond Oaks Golf Course in Roseville.

Mr. Riechers is survived by his brother, William, of San Jose; two sisters-in-law, Mildred Riechers of San Jose and Alice Riechers of Hollister; and numerous nieces and nephews. Memorial Services are scheduled for Saturday, Nicoletti Funeral Home in Sacramento. RANGE, DONNA RAY Born August 28, 1920 in Okmulgee, OK to Ernest and Tunie Ray. On October 14, 1998 She passed away peacefully at home, surrounded by her children.

She married Robert L. Range in OR on Christmas Day 1943, who preceded her in death in 1995. Survived by children Barbara Range (Robert) Oar of WA. John T. Range (Nancy) of NV, Walker Ray Range of Sac, Donna's caregiver, Robert Arthur Range of AK, Elizabeth Range (Neil) Smart of Healdsburg.

Also survived by Grandchildren Amanda Ryan Oar; Sanna Brogan Range; Alison, Kevin, Eric Smart. Donna was a dedicated community member whose achievements included president of the Sacramento American Cancer Society and the Helping Hands Award from the Sacramento Medical Auxiliary. A private memorial service was held at St. Matws Episcopal Church. Memorials may made to the American Cancer Society, Sutter Hospice or St Matthews Episcopal Church memorial fund.

FUNERAL VITAL STATISTICS DEPARTMENT IS OPEN DAILY 321-1323 (Closed most holidays) Funeral Directors 120 NORTH SACRAMENTO FUNERAL HOME 725 El Camino 922-9668 RANCHO CORDOVA MORTUARY East Lawn FD1467 10450 Coloma Rd. 362-2592 RUSS MONROE'S VILLAGE CHAPEL VAN ECK, HEATHER Transferred to her new assignment on 10-22-98. While her location is unknown, her duties will call for watching over loved ones, maintaining the unicorn population and a special assignment as envoy to the angels. Past endeavors include an assignment as a highly regarded Air Force nurse, corps officer at Travis AFB work as a civilian psy: chiatric nurse. She will be lovingly remembered by Cody palomino, Reebok the cocker and husband Jim who adored, learned and will never forget Heather as the love of his life.

Friends are invited for a celebration of Heather's life on Sunday Oct. 25 at 2PM. Call 536-9955 for location. In lieu of flowers, please make donations in Heather's name to: PAWS Sanctuary (209) 745-7297 PO BOX 849, Galt, CA 95632. WASHINGTON, MARY M.

In amento October 21, 1998. Beloved mother of Alice. Washington. Caring sister of Robert Thompson. Devoted grandmother of Michael Green, JaMar Jenkins and a host of other relatives and dear friends.

Friends may call at MORGAN JONES CHAPEL OF CHIMES, 4200 Broadway on Friday, October 23, 1998 from 3-7PM and attend her service on Saturday at Macedonia Baptist Church, 700 Benton Ave. at Interment Sunset Lawn." In Memoriam 110 IN REMEMBRANCE CALVIN RICHES WEEKS June 22, 1927 Oct. 18, 1992 Funeral Directors 120 A. J. CULJIS HERBERGER 54th Folsom BI 451-7284 Andrews Greilich Mortuary FD136 3939 Fruitridge Rd East Lawn 732-2026 EAST LAWN MORTUARY FD1242 5757 Greenback 732-2020 CREMATION Final Care $498 961-2600 W.

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KLUMPP CHAPEL OF FLOWERS Riverside BI. 2nd Ave. 443-7917 LAMBERT'S 400 Douglas blvd, Roseville 783-0474 LIND Carmichael Brothers Oaks Mortuary 482-8080 FD 1141 LOMBARD CO. 1550 Fulton FUNERAL DIRECTORS Lic. FE1037 Morgan-Jones Mortuary 4200 Broadway 452-4444 Mount Vernon Mortuary 8201 Greenback lane, Fair Oaks 969-1251 961-1265 SIERRA VIEW FUNERAL CHAPEL 6201 Fair Oaks bI.

481-1515 SOUTH EAST LAWN MORTUARY FD1455 9189 E. Stockton Blvd. Elk Grove 732-2031 THOMPSON FUNERAL HOME INC. 3601 5th Ave Sacramento 455-3038 Burial Lots, etc. 130 BURIAL Lots (2), Sunset Lawn, Value $1995 ea, (209) 658-6229 BURIAL plots (2), Mt.

Vernon, Garden of HUmility. $4k ea. 783-7947 CRYPTS (2), Sierra Hills, value $6500 ea; sell: $4500 ea. 344-1992 Cremation Services 135 ALL Faith Cremation. $455.

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