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i The Sacramento Bee i Saturday May 13 2000 05 METROREGIONAL OBITUARIES School: Sketchy funding plan worries lawmakers Drummer Perry Leslie Jones man of many musical talents 4 I 1' Perry Leslie Jones Born to a musical family he was honored for contributions to the arts By Paula Thorpe Bee Metro Staff Continued from page 111 would allocate $300 million from the states general fund to the veterinary school "I think the senator under stands the magnitude of our situation" Pascoe said "It's the only vet school in the state and it's in trouble" Andrew House legislative assistant to Poochigian said members of the Senate Education Committee who heard the bill in April were "very concerned" that UC Davis administrators did not seem to have a solid funding plan including relying on a bond yet to be passed There was strong bipartisan support to help the veterinary school House said but a realization among committee members that legislative oversight was necessary "We're not just going to hand over POO million and say 'problem solved' House said "All steps of the project will be reviewed by the state Department of Finance" The bill has been held in committee and legislators are working to get the allocation included in the budget Poochigian said The building plan's first two projects an instructional laboratory and an athletic performance laboratory for horses are in the initial planning stages and are slated fOr a 2002 completion date By 2005 projects to restore the school's full accreditation should be completed under the plan They include a 30000-square-foot expansion of the Center Companion Animal Health a new 67000-square-foot building for classrooms instructional laboratories and faculty offices as well as a 125000-square-fOot teaching research and clinical building The school is up for an accreditation review again this year and must decide whether to ask for a site review or a two-year extension before the AVMA accreditation council meets in October To gain an extension the university must show it has made progress to correct the deficiencies said Don Simmons an AVMA official If an extension is not granted the school would lose its accreditation and be required to close Simmons said UC Davis officials are trying to determine if the steps they have taken are enough to prompt the AVMA to restore full accreditation or if they are likely to face more years of the uncertain limited status Keller said the plan as well as the money allotted should provide "substantial evidence that we are on the right track" Kenton Big Band the Buddy Rich Band the Woody Herman Orchestra and the NBC Orchestra The- songs he wrote began to make it onto the charts and he worked tours of Europe and Canada Ile performed on the "Tonight Show" with Johnny Carson and on "lice flaw" before taking on the title of producer for the "Easy Livin' Country" and "California Country" television shows "He had pictures on his walls of 50 or more country music stars that he put on his shows" his father said "He walked many sides of many streets rock and roll Big Band stage band" Although he continued to perform (at times for presidents and other political dignitaries) cut albums co-own a nightclub write songs and produce radio and television shows Mr Jones always enjoyed playing for local fund-raisers In the late 1970s he was awarded an "Individual Resolution of Merit" for his contribution to the arts by the California State Legislature his father said He joined the Shondells and wrote the first three songs they recorded but left the group over "artistic differences" a short time later his family said In 1966 Mr Jones was drafted and joined the 52nd National Army Band where he became multi-instrumental "He got to play with musicians from the top echelons of the world" his father said A private student of Sacramento Symphony's percussionist Stan Lunetta Mr Jones joined a local band at the Detour Inn and performed on weekly radio broadcasts for KRAK radio station "He literally did everything" his cousin Donna Parten said "He shaped the music community" For the next several years Mr Jones toured the country with various bands and played at top Las Vegas casinos He collaborated on an album called "Home Brew" and joined the cast of the television show "Forty Grand Country Jamboree" He also enjoyed a successful stint as standup comedian Mr Jones performed with such notable groups as the Stan Music was Perry Leslie Jones' destiny He was born to musicians surrounded by music and dance halls doubled as playgrounds By age 4 he was setting his own stage to become an award winning musician Born Jan 3 1947 in Las Cruces NM Mr Jones died in a Sacramento hospital of probable kidney failure on Sunday at age 53 Before Sacramento's Wills Point Ballroom burned thiwn musicians Loyd and Bonnie Jones took their young son there to see country music legend Red Foley perform Their 4-year-old was invited to sing onstage with Foley that night Years later while attending Rio Linda High School where he was student body president "Prince of the Prom" and class valedictorian he debuted with the Billy Jack Wills Band and played drums for a number of popular groups including the Deltones the Vibra-Tones and the Shondells He also received an "Entertainer of the Year" and "Top Male Vocalist" awards from the Country Music News Magazine and the Sacramento Country Music Club His family said that one of his greatest sources of pride was forming the Western Swing Society which is now a national organization "Perry was the most loving caring and giving man I've ever known" his partner Debbie Cauley Wood said "All through his career he gave of himself" He is survived by his parents Loyd and Bonnie Jones of Rio Linda his partner Debbie Cauley Wood of Rio Linda a son Tommy Jones of Citrus Heights sisters Becky Harbott of Rio Linda and Lolly Jones of Reno and two stepchildren A celebration of his life will be held on June 11 at 1 pm at the Elkhorn Moose Lodge located at 6815 Front St in Rio Linda FUNERAL NOTICESVITAL STATISTICS For Information Cali: 3211323 i i a 1: f7'''-744 et '4'1 i ke' 41 4 4 MALEDON CHARLES "STEVAN" In Denver Colorado on May 7 2000 at the age of 45 Born January 3 1955 in Chillicothe OH A graduate from Casa Ro ble High School in Orangevale in 1972 A Sacramento resident for 30 Yrs prior to going to Colorado Stevan will be deeply missed by his beloved children Amanda and Christopher of Denver CO his Parents Don and Wanda of Carmichael his 3 sisters Barbara Laura and Donna nieces nephew cousins aunts and uncles Visitation will be on Monday May 15 2000 from 4- 8PM and a Funeral service at on Tuesday May 16 2000 both at Sierra View Funeral Chapel 6201 Fair Oaks Blvd Carmichael Burial to follow Fair Oaks Cemetery Fair Oaks CAMAGIO ROBERT In Santd Rosa May 5 2000 at the age of 35 Loving husband of Cassandra Camacho Devoted fdther of Angelica Robert Jr and Carolina Camacho Cherished son of Antonia and the late Eseouiel Camecho Dear brother of Jose Manuel and Orlando Camacho and Diana Pero les Beloved nino of Jessie Garcia He also leaves behind many nieces nephews aunts uncles and cousins Bob grew up in Sacramento and attended area schools and has been a resident of Santa Rosa for the past 10 years Friends are invited for visitation from gam to Zpm Monday May 15 al East Lawn Andrews Greilich Mortuary 3939 Fruitridge Road Sacra mento Recitation of the Rosary will be at 230prn Monday at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church 711 Street Sacramento followed by Mass at 3pm At his request cremation will follow NEADEAU LESLIE BOY May 11 2000 al 4:15 AM Peacefully home after a battle with lung cancer at the age of 82 Born in Atlanta GA on Dec 28 1917 Les served in the USAF during WWII where he Met his wife of 53 years Ruth After the war Les and Ruth settled in San Francisco where he begun his one career as a wholesale broker by star tiny Big Bear Lumber Co in Daly City In 1964 they moved to Sacramento where Les was employed by Hedlund Lumber Co and later owned operated American Lumber Species (ALS) During retirement Les ran a small consulting business in which he provided assistance in starting a number of successful business here in Sacramento as well as in Petaluma El Centro and Los Angeles Les was a registered member of 'Who's Who in the Lumber Industry in the West' as well as a 32nd degree mason and a member of the Shrine He is preceded in death by his son Leslie Neadeau 11 and his sister Patricia Frost He is survived by his loving wife Ruth brother Mark (Sally) Neadeau (Yuba City) daughters Denise (George Garbero and Marion Taylor (Hartsville SC) daughter-inlow Diane Neadedu grandchildren Michele Neadedu Ryan Welch Julie Ann (John) Katlonas (Penngrove) Gregory (Renee) Taylor (Cotati) and Denise Taylor (Daytona Beach FL) He is also survived by eleven great-grandchildren and many nieces nephews including Michael (Cathy) Krings (Los Angeles) and Kathy (Gustavo) Beltran (El Centro) Internment is private Remembrances may be sent to the Kaiser Per manente Hospice PrOg ACL1144 4 5 PARKS JR FRED CARL Born January 21 1945 in Oakland CA Passed away on May 10 2000 in Sacramento CAFred is preceded in death by his father Frod Parks Sr He is survived by his mother Dorothy Parks Prather his son Scott his daughter Jennifer his grandchildren Riley Cailey Anil and Boston Fred proudly served in the Marine Corps At his request there will be no services held Private inurnment will be at Sacramento Memorial Lawn Remembrances may be made in Fred's memory to Shriner's Children Hospital 2425 Stockton Blvd Sacramento CA 95817 or the charity of your choice ROTTMAN ROBERT Born on May 11 1924 in St Louis Missouri Passed away on May 11 2000 in Granite Bay California Robert was retired froni the United States Airforce as a Staff Judge Advocate General He enjoyed listening to Dixieland jazz reading and Sports He was preceded in death by his daughter Jean Rottman Robert is survived by his loving wife Kathleen of 50 years and daughter Laura Brewer (son in law Jesse) and daughter Ann Rottman He has three grandchildren Julia Damon and Molly Friends are invited to attend services on Sat May 13 2000 at 1110AM at Calvary Cemetery 7101 Verner Ave Sacramento There will be a brief visitation prior to the services FUNERAL NOTICES submitted by family andor friends must be verified with the funeral home before publishing SUBMIT NOTICES: 7 DAYSWEEK by phone fax MONF RI please call for appointment to submit notice in person If faxing please include PCF5011'S name daytime phone number to contact Deadlines to submit: Mon-Fri Sat-Sun 2:00 pm Mon-Fri if photo included in notice Call (916) 321-1323 or FAX lo 01116) 321 1205 RANERAL NOTICE VITAL STATISTICS DUARTMEIII 5 OPEN DAILY 321-1313 Posed most holidays) 1czyk r6 0- A GISLA STEPHEN JOSEPH Was called by God to Heaven on May lOth 2000 He was 28 days old He was greatly loved during his short sojourn here on earth by his parents Dr John and Mary Alyce Gis la sister Clare and by his grandparents aunts uncles cousins and many many friends A Rosary of Thanksgiving will be offered at NICOLETTI CULJIS HERBERGER Funeral Home on Friday May 12th at 7IM Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at St Mary's Catholic Church on Saturday May 13th at 10AM Donations may be made in his memory to the Sacramento Life Center HUTTON NAM Born t-ebruary 12 1918 in Naiima Japan Entered Nirvana on May 8 2000 in Sacramento CA Mrs Hutton was predeceased by her husband Norman Hutton in 1983 after 24 years of marriage Beloved mother to Kyoko Laurin (Michael) Jim Hutton (Patti) and Mar9aret Garcia (Arthur) Loving grandmother to Michiko Mayomi Marko Brett Eric and Ryan Natsu will be sadly missed by all who loved and knew her Friends are welcome to loin the family for the Memorial Service on Tuesday May 16 2000 at 1000AM at Sacramento Memorial Lawn 6100 Stockton Blvd Sacramento In lieu of flowers donations may be made in Mrs Hutton's memory to The American Lung Association of Sacramento 909 12th St Sacramento CA 95814 JOHNSON LAUDA (VIVA ROACH) Born October 17 1922 Blairsville GA Died February 7 2000 Las Vegas NV Having started her travels in the mountains of Georgia Lavada now begins the greatest journey of all The angels in heaven are one voice stronger and sing a bit more clearly now with her arrival She is survived by her sister Sandra Fuller Chubbuck ID daughters Tretha Robinson Corpus Christi TX Susie Grisham Las Vegas NV June Fenner Las Vegas NV Sheron Stark Rigby ID and son Champ Roach Wilton CA and numerous grand and great grand children An avid RV'er and traveler Lavada lived in her motorhome for the last 14 years She could always be found somewhere in the country or abroad visiting family and friends From Asia to Europe and Africa as well as across the country Lavada will be sorely missed Memorial Services will be held at the Wilton Bible Church 9697 Dillard Road Wilton CA on May 21 2000 at 3:30 pm Always a great sister wife mother provider and ever the care giver to all who needed help The family asks that instead of flowers donations be made in her name to a local charity of choice KARANIK PETER In Rancho Cordova May 1 2000 Beloved brother of Mary Wagner PA John Karanik and his wife Amy WA Helen Bobby PA Michael Karanik NY Dear brother in law of Irene Karanik NY Loving uncle of numerous nieces nephews A resident of Rancho Cordova for SO years A native of Patton PA aged 19 years He was a World War II Veteran Pearl Harbor cirvivor having served years in the Army Air Corps Air Force Friends are invited to attend Funeral Services 2pm Fri May 2000 at EAST LAWN RANCHO CORDOVA MORT 10450 Coloma Rd Private inurnnient FUNERAL NOTICES VITAL STATISTICS Deadline or Neill Day Publication: MonFri 100nni Sdt Sun 100 pin il photo included in dd C111 1910 321 1323 VOILUMdli only PiedSC Iqdve ITIVSSfige or FAX to (916) 321 120S ili F4 T'' 1 1 I i '''1 1 1 1 ill AulLit 16410 1 STEN ROBERT Longtime educator and coach in Napa passed away after a brief illness on May 10 2000 He was born in Detroit Michigan and raised in Oakland California He was one of 5 sons born to Erwin and Edith Steen Bob attended high school at Oakland Tech He served in the US ArMy as a paratrooper spending 13 months in Sapporo Japan where he was a member of the Ilth Airborne Division After his discharge in January 1948 he continued his education at Sacramento City College and graduated from Sacramento State in 1952 with a degree in Physical Education and English He later received his Masters from San Francisco State in 1963 Bob began his teaching career at Christian Brothers High School in Sacramento where he also coached football JV baseball and golf In 1955 he moved to Napa with his wife and family and taught at Napa Jr High until Redwood Jr High Opened in 1956 Upon being named head football coach at Napa Junior College in 1958 he spent the remainder of his teaching and coaching career there coaching at different times football basketball baseball and golf He also served as the Athletic Director in the late 1970's He was married in 1949 to Mildred Holmes of Sacramento California who predeceased him in 1998 He is survived by his three children Suzie Steen Pattie Brown John Steen son-in-law Mike Brown and daughter-in-law Sheri Steen all of Napa He was extremely Proud of his 7 grandchildren Nathan Wilkens Malt Brown Brady Wilkens Tyler Brown Emily Wilkens Robbie Steen and Rebecca Steen and one great grandson Bradley Swim He leaves behind 3 brothers Jack Jim and Bill Steen and many nieces and nephews An older brother Clifford was killed in the war in 1942 Upon his retirement he spent his time attending his grandchildren's sport-mg events and being the i caregiver for his wife during her lengthy illness Bob continued to enjoy playing golf and was an avid golfer until recently He will be remembered as a loving father and grandfather as well as an extraordinary coach and athlete excelling in all sports A memorial service will be held Monday May 15 2000 at at Richard Pierce Funeral Home In lieu of flowers the family requests contributions be made to The Napa Valley College Foundation or the Danielle Boyet Medical Trust Fund at 4439 Moffitt Dr Napa CA 94558 WESTON DAVID ARTHUR David Weston of Dave's Drywall Fair Oaks CA passed away April 23 2000 age 45 He will be truly missed by all He was a compassionate loving caring person Survived by parents James A and Dorris Weston brother Alan Weston sisters Nancy and Vicki Weston No services planned Condolences to Vicki Wes ton (909) 688-6108 In Memoriam 110 In Loving Memory of GLADYS kiN FERRELL 112123 to 51491 We miss your i01Ct your and the funny ways you mode us lough We will love you foiever Bill Bonnie PdtriCid Brid1011 DCIld Ted and Mit haelene FUNERAL NOTICES VITAL STATISTICS Deadline for Next Day Publication: Mon I I 3 00pIn Sat Son 3 10nn) 2 00 OM Mott 1- It if into to nu luded II ad all (916) Von pniiI only please ledVO message or A to (916) 321 170S si tAcs I 401 1 i s'l ik A i 4111 1 TODAY'S FUNERAL NOTICES ALBERTS Eugene "Gene" BARTON Mary BROWN Clyde CAMACHO Robert CRAIG lois DAVIS 011ie DEAN Michael I GASKINS Nina GISIA Sjephen Joseph CON Natsu JOHNSON Ludo KARANIK Peter KAR51ETTER Truett Weldon KOERNER Ada line laROCHE Robert Paul MALEN Charles "Stevan" McKENRY Georgia Dole McVICAR Betty Jane NEADEAU Leslie Leroy PARKS JR Fred Carl ROTTMAN Robert SEEROTH Charles "Chuck" STEEN Robert WESIONPovid Arthur ADM EUGENE "GENE" Born in Seattle Washington on May 27 1929 passed into eternal sleep on May 12 2000 at the age of 70 from a long fight with cancer He is survived by his wife Marie and three sons a previews marriage Gary Doug and Scott He also leaves behind five grandchildren nieces nephews and cousins Other family members include Mr and Mrs George Alberts of Lake Havasu AZ Ms Dorothy Hall of Hemet CA and Mr and Mrs Larry Leibnit? of Pollock Pines CA He ioined the Navy at the age of 17 and served 4 years He graduated from Mann College where he i i or ed in Business Administration In 1980 he became a State Farm Insurance agent and manager and in 1980 became an independent broker-agent doing business as Gene Alberts Insurance Agency He was deeply loved by his wife and family and the many friends he made after moving to the Sacramento area Clients of many years held him in trust and respect as he dealt with them tairly and with his natural charm Friends are welcome for visitation at EAST LAWN MORTUARY 5757 Greenback Lci110 Sacramento on Monday May 15 2000 from 12:00 to and for services on Tuesday at 1000AM also at East Lawn Burial will be private In lieu of flowers contributions may be made in his name to Mercy Hospice cto Mercy Foundation 10540 White Rock Rd Ste 100 Rancho Cordova CA 95670 BARTON MARY In Roseville May 8 2000 Wife of the late Walker Barton Loving sister of Angelina Tamantini John Jr Raymond and Stephen Delgado Mary Moya Augie and Sofi Meza and the late Antonio and Sofia Delgado Sister in law of Bruno Tamantini Jr LaVonne Delgado and Arnold Moya Survived by several nieces nephews A native of Phoenix AZ age 75 Friends are welcome and are invited to attend cryptside services Monday May 15 2000 at Calvary Come tery 7101 Verner Ave at Arrangements by NICOLETTI CUILJIS HERBERGER 1WNQYDE a Passed away on May 9 2000 in Orangevale CA at the age of 85 A native of Spokane WA Clyde was current resident of Orangevale for 41 years He is survived by his loving wife of 59 years Florence Brown son Daniel Victor Brown of Paradise CA grandsons Scott Brown Duncan Brown 2 great grandchildren and his sister Shirley Moore of Fitt more CA Clyde graduated from Occidental College in Los Angeles CA He worked as a Calif Chemical Engineer worked on the Manhattan Project during WWII He also worked in Pocket testing for Cal Tech then ioined Aeroiet General A private memorial service is being In lieu of flowers donations in his memory may be made to charily of hoice Arrangements by Neptune Society 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DEPARTMENT IS OPEN DAILY 321-1323 (Closed most holidays) FUNERAL NOTICES submitted by lamfiv ancitor friends must be verified with the funeral home before publishing SUBMIT NOTICES: DA SrVVEE bv phone fax MON Fffl plvasc (MI for appointment to submit notice in person if faxing please include pet sons name day time phone number to contat Deadlines to submit Mon-Fri 300pm SatSun 330pm 200 pm tkolon3Fri Photo included in notice (Mt (916) 32) 1313 or FAX to (916) 321 1205 FUNERAL NOTICES tan be sobwitted by Phone fax or Oroopen oft dt the Sri( rionento Bee lu rated at 2100Q St or into 321 1323 PHOTOGRAPHS oo 0 Ink itAttli It tit NON( dnd In to 111101 all for (ivtalls ill 1323 Dativ Iciosed most litnidvs) KARSTETTER TRUETT WELDON Age 11 resident of Rio Linda CA since 1949 WWII Navy Vet on the USS BRAKEN (2nd ship in line for the signing of the treaty to end the war) entered into rest on May 9 2000 in Rio Linda He was born to Pearl and George Karstetter March 6 1923 in Leon OK moved to Blair then to Clinton where he attended Arapahoe High He later received his Real Estate Cert from ARC He en-loved wot king on antique cars and gardening He kept young driving Motor Corp cars camping wBen All Bedouines and in earlier days working wLittle League Babe Ruth and Girls Soft Ball in RL He was a member of Cibara Shrine Club Rd Masonic Blue Lodge transferred from Polaras Lodge Ben Ali Bedouines Haggin Grant Post 521 American Legion NARFE Ch 1680 and Scottish Rite Free Masonry Truly enjoyed the Heart Rehab group at UCDMC Worked at Levi Zentner Produce in 1940's for 12 years Retired from McClellan AFB after 33 years in 1972 during which time filled a NATO slot in Chattaureaux France from 1956-58 Worked wRalph Kauffman Chevrolet in Colfax for 18 years and whim Stitt driving a water truck from 1974-1985 retiring from The Teamsters Union Survived by wife Elizabeth Morton married in 1940 in TX 5 children 13 grandchildren and grandchildren Truett Lee Loretta (Ted Tracy Tim Teresa Kathleen Madeleine Andrea) the late Donald (Tania Robbie Andy Donny) Linda Skaug (Jennifer Truett Alex Jen Jon) Marcia and the late George Matchette (Byron Susan Marcy Richard Sarah Patrick Heather) Beth Mike Woyak (Micole Ian) Siblings: June and Troy Sanders (Barbara Eva Neil and Karen) Roe Verl and Barbara Karstetter Services: Rio Linda Methodist Church oth St Rio Linda 10AM Mon May 15th Graveside service to follow Sylvan Cemetery Viewing Lombard's 1550 Fulton Ave Sado Saturday Sunday 12-5PM KOERNER AMINE In Sacramento May 10 2000 Wife of the late Robert Koerner Mother of Dodridge Koerner of Sacramento Mother in law of Toni Koerner of Sacramento Grandmother of Julia Kanaly of lone and David Koerner of Rocklin Sister of Frieda Funk of Elk Grove Rubin Bittner of South Dakota Verna Orman of Sacramento and Lorena Burtch of Ohio She leaves many nieces and nephews A native of Alpena South Dakota aged 91 years She has lived in Sacramento since 1938 and retired as a Sales Clerk from Weinstocks after 20 years Friends are respectfully invited to attend Funeral Services Tuesday May at 1PM in the SACRAMENTO MEMORIAL LAWN GARDEN CHAPEL 6100 Stockton Blvd Private interment laROGE ROBERT PAUL Born in Worcester Massachusetts in 1940 died at the age of 59 from liverkidney failure at the Mercy Hospital in Folsom Bob was a loving father to Jon and Nikki and his grandchildren Micah and Jessica A thoughtful and caring husband to Bunny We'll slay forever this way you are safe in my heart my heart will go on" He was a devoted brother to Warren and Kenneth a renaissance man an esteemed lawman a tinkerer an animal lover and a historian He served as the US Marshal in Sacramento during the Carter administration and as the chief security coordinator for eleven years at Intel OISOITI A memorial servge will be held Monday May 15th i 1600 (4PM) at The tords Church 442 Mather Blvd in driC 110 Cordova Remein brances may be made to riends of Fr ()ISOM ZOO PO 140)( 04 FolsoinC A 9561 Arraot9ernents by MILLER FUNERAL HOME of I-olsoinor A SEEROTH CHARLES "(HUCK" EDWARD In Sacramento May 10 2000 at the aye of '78 Chuck was born April 8 1922 in Ontario California Beloved husband of Colleen Sect loth for 53 years Loving father of Charles Cameron Seefloth wife Laura of Stockton Clifford Lee Seef loth wife Roxanne of Cape Coral Florida Loving grandfather of Charles Zachary Seefloth wife Katherine Lee of Sacramento Sommer Lynn Seefloth of Coronado CA and Kacey Colleen Sect loth of Cape Coral Florida Beloved brother to Bette Jeanne Bardrum of Anacortes WA Chuck was a 48 year employee of Nor-Cal Beverage Co of West Sacramento and retired in 1998 Chuck served in the United States during World War II in the South Pacific Theatre He was a Past President of the Sacramento Par 3 Golf Club Past Captain Ben All Shrine Marching Patrol for 3 years Past Commodore Ben All Shrine Yacht Club He was a very active member of Sacramento Scottish Rite Bodies over 40 years and was a 33rd Degree Mason Chuck was very active and Past Commander of San Joaquin Delta Power Squadron He was a sincere lover of boating on the Della in his 36-foot cruiser "Plamate II" There will be a ViSildlion Sunday May 14 from 10AM to 4PM at Harry A Nauman Son Funeral Chapel 4041 Freeport Blvd Sacramento The service will be Monday May 15 at 11AM at the Scottish Rite Temple 6151 Street Sacramento Memorial donations may be made to the Shriners Hospital Private interment will follow THE NOTICES contained in this bannered section are pub-lashed daily in the Metro section of The Sacramento Bee These are paid announcements handled through the Classified Advertising Department of The Bee A photograph may be included in Funeral Notices and In Memoriams Deadlines are advanced by two hours for processing the photograph Funeral notices submitted by family andor friends will be verified with the funeral home before publishing Notices can be submitted 1 Days per Week by phone or fax Monday through Friday in person by appointment For next days publication submit by: Mon-Fri Sat-Sun ZOO pm Mon-Fri if photo included in notice For complete rate and deadline information office hours are: Mon-Fri Sat-Sun (916) 321-1323 FAX to (916) 321-1205 FUNERAL NOTICES can be submitted tIV phone lax or dropped oil al 1 he Sacramento bee lo (died at 2100Q SI For into 321 1123 HENRY GEORGIA DALE August 14 1937 to May 10 2000 Georgia passed away at home surrounded by her family after a 1 12 year tight with cancer She was a native of Russellville Arkansas moved to the Bay area as a child and then to Sacramento in 1972 She was the owner of Fashion Trends and then later a hairdresser at Squire Den both in the Sacramento area She was 62 years of age She is the beloved mother of Edwin Bryan Hawkins and Mark Allen Hawkins of Red Oak OK and Linda Car leen Hawkins qf Wilbur Ion OK Loyin9 sister of Jerry Roderick of Los Angeles CA Robert Lloyd Dale of Redmond OR Beth Sue Draper of Pacheco CA Anna Lue Dale of Pino le CA and Shirley Ruth Hoffman of Corning CA Devoted daughter of the late Albert Dale and Minnie Darkus Partain Dale Friends and family are welcome for visitation at EAST LAWN MORTUARY 5757 Greenback Lane Sacramento on Saturday- May 13 2000 from to and Sunday to and to attend graveside services on Monday at at East Lawn Sierra Hills also on Greenback Lane In lieu of flowers memorial gifts may be made to the Georgia Dale McKenry Memorial Fund PO Box 417821 Sacramento CA 95841 MICA BETTY JANE Age 16 Passed away May 10 2000 at her daughter's residence in Yuba City Born in Manti Utah Betty was a retired Silk Finisher at Stillson's Cleaners Sacramento Resident of Sutter County for I year and a prior resident of Fair Oaks for 24 years Survived by son James Mc Vicar of Dallas TX daughter Jaynee Trueblood of Scoffs Valley CA son William Mc Vicar of Fair Oaks CA daughter Shirley Anne Harris of Yuba City CA son Mark Mc Vicar of Fair Oaks CA Also survived by 2 brothers 4 sisters 10 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren She was preceded in death by her mother Ellen Heseman and her husband Preston Mc Vicar Betty lived in Santa Crut County for 11 years she was Post Mistress in Big Basin State Park She was also a waitress at Big Sur Lodge and Nepenthe's in Monterey County Funeral services will be Monday May IS 2000 at I lAM at the Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints 140 Butte House Road in Yuba City Visitation will be Sunday May 14 2000 from 4-8PM at Hutchison Carnes Colonial Chapel in Marysville Burial will follow at Peoria Cemetery in Browns Valley CA The family requests memorial donations to Valley Hospice in Marysville CA Funeral Services under the direction of Hutchison Carnes Colonial Chapel in Marysville FUNERAL NOTICES VITAL STATISTICS Deadline tor Next Day Publication: Mon-Fri '300nrn Sal-Sani 2:00 pin Mon1 ri 11 (Awl() included in dd tall (916) 321-1323 Voit entail only please leave rile5Sdgt! or VAX to (916) 321 1205 7WR 4 tr rt 1 1 CRAIG LOIS 82 of Woodland CA died Wednesday May 10 2000 at Woodland Memorial Hospital She was born in Capay CA on June I 1917 to Wm and Myrtle Bowles Mrs Craig was a retired employee of Sears Surviving are daughters Sharen Juslin and Dianne Million sons William Bowen and Calvin Craig 6 grandchildren 9 great grandchildren arid special friend ID Arterbury Respecting her wishes no services are planned McNary's Chapel 458 College St Woodland DAVIS OLLIE It Entered into the gates of Heaven peacefully and into the arms of his wife May 10 2000 in Antelope CA Born September 19 1913 in Oklahoma Loving husband of Pauline Davis for 68 wonderful years Cherished fattier of Linda Hardesty of Antelope CA and John Da vis of South Sacramento CA: Also survived by loving son in law Cliff Hardesty and daughter in law Patricia Davis Will be sadly missed by grandchildren Charlene and Keith Borman Robert and Sherrie Doughtie Tony Davis Paula Davis and Janicse Hardesty and great grandchildren Joshua and Amanda Doughtie Moriah and Jessica Borman and Julian Davis Preceded in death by his wife Pauline Davis and son Bill Davis A civil servant for 21 years at McClellan AFB retired in 1978 Family and friends are invited to attend visitation Sunday May 14 2000 from 4 to 8PM and funeral services Monday May 15 at at SUNSET LAWN CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES 4701 Marysville Blvd Sacto CA 922-5833 Interment to follow at Sunset Lawn Memorial Park DEAN mate Passed away on the 19th of April at the Sutter General Hospital Michael was born on 11-02-68 He is survived by his mother Doretta Engelke of Sacrarnento CA his brother Eric Engelke of Las Vegas NV Michael lived his whole life in Sacramento He attended McClatchy high school Michael was active in Out door events He was interred at Camellia Memorial Lawn Cemetery GASKINS NINA Nina Gaskins joined her husband John on May 1 2000 She passed peacefully in her sleep As was her custom her household was in corn- plete order Nina was born August 22 1912 in Idaho Falk Idaho She moved with her family to California where her father supervised the construction of movie theaters including those in Droville Chico and Grass Valley Nina and John were married in Droville and subsequently moved to Nevada City where they opened a pharmacy They later moved to Grass Valley where they worked and lived until 1951 when they moved to Citrus Heights and opened the Sylvan Drug Store Nina was a professional homemaker and mother She was a wonderful cook who enjoyed cooking and baking for her family and many friends She is survived by and will be sorely missed by her sons David (Kathy) Richard (Barbara) grandchildren Steven Pamela Michelle Chrissy great grandchildren Angela Jenna Susie Kyle Colby Cot1081 A Memorial Serve will be held on May 19 2000 at 10AM at LIND BROTHERS MORTUARY CARMICHAEL OAKS CHAPEL 4221 Mcintdilltd Ave Car-me hail (A 482-8080 In lieu of flowers memorials in Nina's nettlie may be made In the American Ditlf)VieS ASSOC la tion 10445 Old Placerville Rd Sado CA 9582 alPodbfieMmeRmml.