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48 THE MIAMI HERALD THURSDAY DECEMBER 24 1992 DEATHS DEATH NOTICES Clarified Advertising Sidney Rudolph restaurateur philanthropist lad latk Ntici BARATZ WILLIAM 90 of Lauderdale Lakes passed away December 23 1992 Dear lather of Florence Halperin and Renee (Dr Theodore) Millon cherished grandfather of 6 loved great-grandfather of 6 great' granddaughters Cemetery Services Thursday 1 PM at Nt Nebo Kendall Memonal Gardens LEVITT-WEINSTEIN MEMORIAL CHAPELS 5900 SW 77 AVE KENDALL 274-0641 FRESHMAN HENRY IRWIN passed away December 23 1992 Beloved son ol Phyllis Freshman Glick and the late Louis Freshman brother of Lawrence Freshman and Gerald Freshman uncle of Erica Jared Adam and Allie Memorial contributions are suggested to the University of Miami AIDS Research Graveside Services will be Thursday December 24 1992 12 45 PM at Lakeside Memorial Park RIVERSIDE-GOROON 1920 Alton Rd Miami Beach 531-1151 By DONNA GEHRKE Herald Staff Writer Sidney Rudolph a major contributor to charities and the onetime owner of all the and restaurants in Dade County died Tuesday of interstitial pneumonia at his home He was 80 During the five decades he lived in Dade Rudolph was involved in a number of fundraising campaigns for institutions such as Mount Sinai Medical Center the University of Miami Medical School and the Douglas Gardens-Miami Jewish Home and Hospital for Aged When the Miami area got tagged with a bad reputation for drugs and refugee influx in the early 1980s Rudolph sponsored a week-long campaign to donate a nickel for every hamburger sold in Dade to the For Me image-building campaign father's No 1 concern was other said his son Douglas Rudolph quietly helped people He was not interested in accolades He was interested in Rudolph and his son opened the first in Dade in 1977 Six years later they sold a chain of 22 Dade restaurants for $12 million In 1984 they started a high-grade fast-food restaurant called with hamburgers cooked to order and a salad bar with more than 60 offerings They opened a total of six restaurants took the company public in 1986 and sold the chain five years later Rudolph also developed Point View North in Miami and Sunrise Towers in Fort Lauderdale Rudolph was born in Pittsburgh and later attended the University of Pittsburgh He began his business career as the owner of several clothing shops there Since he disliked carrying large amounts of cash on his frequent business trips Rudolph dreamed up a precursor to what people now take for granted: the credit card He created the Trip Charge card that allowed businessmen to charge their gasoline motel and restaurant expenses He later sold Trip Charge to Club He moved to Miami in 1955 thought Miami was a great place to raise his family and a tremendous opportunity for his son said loved the warm He quickly became active in charity work raising millions of dollars for the Douglas Gardens Jewish Home and Hospital for the Aged was also human and get down on his knees to talk and touch the said Marc Lichtman the Jewish executive director Rudolph was a kind spirit a gentle man He will be sorely In addition to his son Douglas Rudolph is survived by his wife of 49 years Muriel daughter Judi Male and her husband Michael son Richard and his wife Kimiko wife Nina as well as five grandchildren a brother and two sisters His funeral will be at 11:30 am today at Temple Israel 137 NE 19th St In lieu of flowers the family suggests donations to SJ Rudolph Fund to Feed the Elderly at the Douglas Gardens Miami Jewish Home and Hospital for the Aged lad 8ft INm SIERRA MANUEL A MO a Cardiologist practicing In North Dade for the past 30 years died In Miami on December 22 1992 On December 7 1992 he suddenly went Into cardiac arrest when stricken with a heart abnormality leaving him comatose until the lime of his death He was 61 Dr Sierra attended New York University and received his bachelors degree from the University of Madrid prior to attending Medical School at the University of Lausanne Switzerland He received his medical degree In 1958 Or Sierra held teaching positions at the University of Pittsburgh and the University of Miami Schools of Medicine prior to entering private practice in Miami In 1962 During the course of his 30 year career he held the positions of Chief of Staff and Chief of Medicine at Cloverleaf Hospital Palm Springs General Hospital and Miami International Hospital For over 20 years Or Sierra owned the Golden Glades Medical Center in Opa-Locka For the past 8 years he has practiced in Miami Lakes He Is remembered by his family as a caring physician who offered his care to many disadvantaged patients He never turned a patient away for being unable to pay Dr Sierra is survived by his loving wife Lydia and Iheir two daughters Larissa age 7 years Nana 10 months and his other children attorney David Sierra Sgt Laura Charbonneau Dr Leslie Sier-ra-Renten Lt Marc Sierra Donn Sierra Kevin Sierra Arlene Sierra and Grace Sierra He Is also survived by nine grandchildren and his loving mother Satina Sierra and sister Sylvia Allen He will be loved and missed by all his family friends and patients of whom he inspired our hearts so much Funeral Services at Our Lady of Lakes Catholic Church Miami Lakes 10 AM on Thursday December 24 1992 Howard Ferguson Liberty City merchant who built park Bethune-Cookman College in Daytona Beach He also helped organize large reunions to pass on the history He could recount tales of an ancestor being kidnapped and shipped to the Bahamas as a slave In addition to Greene Ferguson is survived by his wife Tomasita sons Harold II and Henry daughters Erma Howard Geneva Barnett Vera Knowles stepson Anthony Thurston and scores of grandchildren greatgrandchildren and By DONNA GEHRKE Herald Staff Writer Harold Campbell Ferguson a longtime Liberty City businessman who built a park in the 1940s for neighborhood children has died of heart failure at Parkway Regional Medical Center He was 92 Until he was 86 Ferguson managed the Pacific Shoe Co a repair shop he started in 1935 when Liberty City was still mostly open spaces It was the first shop in the neighborhood of Northwest 18th Avenue and 67th Street Upset that black children had few places to play in segregated Miami Ferguson built a park on an empty lot next to his shop In 1942 he started with swings and a merry-go-around Later he added a sandbox doll house and tables and chairs taught us to overcome any obstacle we said his daughter Alvilda Mane Greene father was very wise He had more sense with a fourth-grade education than many with a Greene said her father took dozens of troubled children in the neighborhood under his wing teaching them his shoe repair craft He specialized in prescriptive orthopedic shoes Ferguson encouraged all his six children to achieve more than a high school diploma He worked two jobs to send Greene to vice in New York Levitt-Weinstein North Miami Beach Chapel Klsinberg Joseph of Miami Beach Service 11 15 a today Lakeside Memorial Park Riverside Gordon Alton Raod Chapel Price Lucia Maria 72 of Miami Private service Van Orsdel Bird Road Chapel Ruben Max 84 of North Miami Beach Service in Buffalo Menorah Gardens North Miami Beach Chapel Roger Edna 84 of Miami Stanfill Kendall Chapel Moore Donald 72 of Miami Service 2pm Saturday Van Orsdel Coral Gables Chapel Smith Georgia of Miami Service 10 a Saturday Hall Ferguson Hewitt Mortuary Sterental-Hoiiand Lillian 33 of Miami Service held Levitt-Weinstein Kendall Chapel Vanbeber Richard Jr 22 of Pembroke Pines Service 7pm Wednesday Riverside Baptist Church Branam Funeral Home SILVER LUCILLE 84 of NMB passed away December 22 1992 Devoted wife of William Coming from New York 23 years ago Mrs Sliver made her home in Miami Beach She spent a major part of her life actively supporting hospitals as well as many charities Most of her time was spent in supporting Hope Center in Miami and as a liaison officer for Hope Center Harbor House Chapter She leaves a host of friends who regarded her as a very exceptional person with qualities of compassion and pleasantness Among her many friends are Rhea and George Marrmson Joss Kreiger Dr Charies and Ada Gordon Gilbert and Connie Needle and a host of many others loo many to mention in lieu of flowers family requests contributions be made to the Hope Center Ml-ami FL Services Sunday December 27 1 1 30 AM at the Chapel Interment Grace-land Cemetery RIVERSIDE-GOROON 16480 NE 19 Ave NMB 531-1151 Mi 8fk8hl OLSON COL HOWARD JAMES 77 of Miami died December 22 1992 A resident of Miami for over 25 years coming from Minneapolis Minn Col Olson served in WW II and Korean War retiring from the Army Signal Corps received the Bronze Star served In Egypt China Japan Taiwan Italy Greece Philippines and Arlington VA He was an active ham radio operator (MLB) and an Eagle Scout He was an active member of St Richards Catholic Church He is survived by his wife of 52 years Wave and his 12 children Roberta (Ken) Schrelber Russell (Pat) Olson Richard (Judy) Olson Lois (Don) Threatt Laura (David) Thorn-ley Bill (Jerl) Olson Jean (Charles) Hale Phyllis (Clara) Benbow Beverly (Sammy) Sampson Katy (Fred) Tucker Elli (Mike) Fink Martin (Clara) CHson 1 sister Margaret (Joe) Rollins and over 30 grandchildren and greatgrandchildren The family will receive friends Saturday at St Richards Catholic Church 7500 SW 152 Street from 10 AM till Funeral Mass 12 Noon Interment to follow In Woodlawn Park Cemetery Sooth with full Military Honors In lieu of flowers the family requests donations to St Richards Catholic Church building fund POMEROY RICHARD III of Raleigh NC died December 22 1992 He is survived by his widow Marguerite Kitchin Pomeroy daughter Pamela Erwin son-in-law Thomas Erwin grandchildren John and Katharine Erwin all of Raleigh NC and brother John Pomeroy Jr and sister Jane Dunt both of Miami Mr Pomeroy was a retired General Agent of the Guardian Lite Insurance Company He was born February 4 1908 in Ridley Park PA the son of the late John Hazelrod and Katharine Young Pomeroy He graduated from Swarthmore Preparatory School and the University of Miami where he was captain of Its first tennis team and president of the Inter-Fraternity Council He lived for almost fifty years In Miami and was a past president of the University of Miami Alumni Association the Rod and Reel Club of Miami Beach the Miami Beach Rotary Club and the Florida Chapter of Chartered Life Underwriters He was a former director of the Miami Heart Institute and the Miami Military Academy and had been active in numerous civic musical and social organizations A memorial service will be held in Miami at a later date Memorials may be made to the American Friends Service Committee 1501 Cherry Street Philadelphia PA 19102 RUDOLPH SIDNEY 80 of Miami passed away Tuesday Beloved husband of Muriel loving father of Judi Male Richard and Douglas Rudolph dear brother of Leonard Leora Stern and Florence Alpern Funeral Services Thursday 1 1 30 AM at Temple Israel 137 19th St Arrangements by LEVITT-WEINSTEIN Guaranteed Security Plan Chapel 18840 Dixie Hwy NMB 932-2700 In lieu of flowers family requests donations be made to The Miami Jewish Home Rudolph Fund to Feed the Elderly RUDOLPH SIDNEY The Board of Directors FOUNDERS Administration Residents Tenants Clients and Staff of the Miami Jewish Home and Hospital for the Aged at Douglas Gardens extend heartfelt sympathy to the family of our beloved friend Sidney Rudolph Mr Rudolph served the Home in many capacities over the years Member of the Board of Directors Executive Committee and as Past President and Treasurer of FOUNDERS Through his dedication and kindness of spirit Mr Rudolph made gentler the lives of thousands upon thousands of the elderly of our community During Mr Rudolphs three years as FOUNDERS President over 250 FOUNDERS joined the organization providing crucial support not just to the Home programs and services but making possible the planning construction and operation of many state-of-the-art buildings in which care is provided Through his tireless labor of love Mr Rudolph raised tens of millions of dollars for the frail elderly of this area Both Mr Rudolph and his wife Muriel -also a FOUNDER of the Home were honored In 1987 as "NOTABLE Couple of the Year" by the Alzheimer's Care Committee NOTABLES of Douglas Gardens Additionally they served as chairpersons for the first arts and cultural auction to be held at Douglas Gardens to benefit our elderly residents tenants and clients Mr many friendships in the sports community as well as the integral role of his wife Muriel played a prominent role in the overwhelming success of such activities as the Douglas Gardens Classic and the Douglas Gardens Senior Oluympics Mr Rudolph was very much concerned with making certain that nutritious meals be provided daily for all the elderly throughout all of our community Accordingly his commitment and memory may be honored with contributions to the Sidney Rudolph Fund to Feed the Elderly in care of the Miami Jewish Home and Hospital for the Aged at Douglas Gardens On behalf of all of us at Douglas Gardens whose lives Mr Rudolph touched and made better we deeply mourn the passing of a true visionary a pioneer service to others a kind supporter and friend I Signed Irving Cypen Chairman of the Board and Honorary President Harold Beck President Helen Rechtschaffer FOUNDERS I President Marc Lichtman Executive Director: Stephen Rose Director of ELSEWHERE GINN JOHN EDRIE 66 born in Savannah GA passed away on December 22 1992 after a year battle against cancer As a veteran of WWII and the Korean Conflict John served with the Army Army Air Corp and the Coast Guard He attended the University of Georgia and the University of Miami Moving to Miami in 1949 John worked in the construction field in South Florida and the Caribbean area until his retirement due to health reasons in 1990 His last 22 Vi years have been devoted not only to his family but also to Boy Scouts as a volunteer with the South Florida Council He achieved the highest awards possible as a volunteer including the Silver Beaver Award Wood Badge Scoutmaster and a proclaimed John Ginn Day for the city of Hialeah He is survived by his wife Annabelle 3 sons Mark Clayton and Peter 4 grandchildren his mother Bonnie and 2 brothers Wayron and Jimmy and his mother-in-law Jeanette Faulk Funeral Service 2 30 PM Sunday December 27 1992 at LITHGOW NORTH MIAMI CHAPEL 15011 DIXIE HWY with the Rev Clyde Preston Pastor Trinity Church officiating Calling hours will begin at 1 PM Sunday GRANT ALBERT 61 a Miami resident for 12 years coming from Cincinnati OH and a native of Baltimore MD passed away Tuesday December 22 1992 Survived by dear brother Leonard (Velma) of Baltimore and sisters Estelle Sommers NYC and Lydia (Irving) Levine Dayton OH Mr Grant received the Bronze Medal of Honor during WW II Graveside Service Thursday 1 30 PM at Menorah Gardens Ft Lauderdale under the direction of MENORAH GARDES FUNERAL CHAPELS 209TH A BISCAYNE 935-3939 GRIMSLEY MARY 69 passed away December 22 1992 She was a member of The Miami Edison Over The Hill Gang and the Club She is survived by her daughter Mary Kraiewskl sons James A Eugene A and Wayne A brother Edward Hinkley 9 grandchildren and 2 greatgrandchildren The family will receive friends Sunday 6-8 PM with Funeral Services Monday 10 AM LOWE-HANKS 4850 PALM AVE HIALEAH FL KATZ EVELYN of Kendall passed away 12-23-92 Widow of the late Meyer Katz she came to Miami from Cleveland OH in 1938 She worked for tghe Veterans Administration from 1946 until her retirement in 1974 Evelyn was a graduate of Ohio State University She is survived by a sister Adelle Shaffer caring niece Susan Kotk-m a great-niece and nephew Jill and Ross Graveside services and interment will be held 11 AM Thursday (Today) at Mt Nebo Kendall Memorial Gardens In lieu of flowers donations in memory may be made to a charity of choice RIVERSIDE-GORDON 1717 SW 37 Ave Miami 531-1151 KINNEY MELYNIE MARY (ENOS) 29 of Charleston passed away December 18 1992 Melyme attended Southwood Middle School Palmetto Sr and Trident College of A sweet loving girl who will be missed deeply by her father Sandy Enos step-mother Donna Enos and her beloved brothers Ensign Timothy Enos Sandy Enos and Greg Enos A memorial service will be held Saturday December 26 at 4 PM at Kendall United Methodist Church 661-6020 7600 SW 104 St In lieu of flowers the family requests donations be made In Melyme Kinney name to the Cardiac Care Unit of The Medical University of South Carolina 171 Ashley Ave Charleston LEVINE HENRY of Boynton Beach Cemetery Services Thursday 11 AM at Eternal Light Memorial Gardens LEVITT-WEINSTEIN BOCA-DEERFIELD 427-6500 PALM BEACH COUNTY Brown Catherine 84 of Boynton Beach died Tuesday No service All County Funeral Home Evans Frank 86 of Boynton Beach died Monday Service3pm Sunday Jan 10 Scobee-Combs Funeral Home Boynton Beach Farlow Raymond 65 of Boynton Beach died Tuesday Service 5pm Saturday Scobee-Combs Funeral Home Boynton Beach Frazer Chester 84 of Lake Park died Tuesday Service 10 am Monday St Francis of Assisi Riviera Beach Thomas Price Funeral Home North Palm Beach Frlea Loretta 91 of West Palm Beach died Tuesday Service held Dorsey Funeral Home Lake Worth Harnik Marian 7 1 of West Palm Beach died Tuesday No service North-wood Funeral Home West Palm Beach Katz Joseph of Lake Worth died Tuesday Service private Levitt-Wemstein Memorial Chapel BocaDeerfield Lambart William 89 of Delray Beach died Tuesday Service in Philadelphia Pa All County Funeral Home Levina Henry 64 of Boynton Beach died Tuesday Graveside service 11am today Eternal Light Cemetery Boynton Beach Levitt-Weinstein Memorial Chapel BocaDeerfield Lindquist Earl 87 of Boynton Beach died Tuesday No service Mizell-Faville-ZernTown Country Chapel Lantana Maiiey Parke 72 of Boca Raton died Saturday No service A Cremation Service of the Palm Beaches Boynton Beach Miller Louis of Boca Raton died Tuesday Service held Gutterman-War-helt Memorial Chapel Boca Raton Rotar-tus Adolph 63 of Boynton Beach died Wednesday Service pending Dorsey Funeral Home Lake Worth Senn Russell 79 of Lake Worth died Tuesday Graveside service 10 a today Memory Gardens Cemetery Lake Worth Dorsey Funeral Home Lake Worth Super Nathan of Royal Palm Beach died Wednesday Service today Levitt-Weinstein Memorial Chapel West Palm Beach Taylor Joseph of Jupiter died Tuesday Service 11am today Levitt-Wein-stem Memorial Chapel West Palm Beach Wilds Terrance 36 of West Palm Beach died Monday Service noon today Earl Smith Son Funeral Home Greenacres Chapel Lake Worth TAYLOR JOSEPH of Jupiter Chapel Services Thursday 1 1 AM LEVITT-WEINSTEIN WPB 407-889-8700 Nixon administration's suit in 1971 to prevent The New York Times from publishing the Pentagon Papers a Defense Department study of how the United States became involved in combat operations in Vietnam The cross-examination often is cited as a classic by law professors Katz Robert A 65 an international lawyer and corporate executive in New York He was for many years an international counsel to Joseph Seagram Sons the beverage and distilling company where he was secretary of the corporation from 1965 to 1969 Kimberly John 89 former chairman and chief executive of Kimberly-Clark Corp in Easton Md A grandson of John A Kimberly one of the four founders of Kimberly-Clark he joined the operations department in 1924 He retired in 1968 Krul the Right Rev Leopold 74 former chancellor of St Vincent College and retired spiritual leader of 225 monks at the St Vincent Roman Catholic Archabbey in Latrobe Pa LaFarga Margaret Hockaday 85 a pioneer among women in the advertising industry whose saucy irreverent ads shook up Madison Avenue in New York Hockaday who used her maiden name professionally was founder and president of Hockaday Associates a New York agency with a reputation for whimsy and flair Her most quoted slogans were for swim wear and Scotch wear a smile and a Jantzen" and "As long as up get me a Grant's Lenher Samuel 87 a retired Du Pont executive and chairman emeritus of the University of Delaware board in Hockes-sm Del He was a member of President Nixon's Task Force on Space McNichol Robert 70 a senior district judge and one of the first judges in the nation to rule that federal sentencing guidelines were unconstitutional In Spokane Wash He challenged the constitutionality of the 1987 Federal Sentencing Guidelines which established fixed prison sentences Although the guidelines subsequently were upheld McNichols believed that they took away the constitutional powers of the judiciary and made criminal sentenemgs a computerized procedure Murnane George Jr 75 a former partner at the investment banking firm of Lazard Freres and Co in Vero Beach He represented the second generation of his family to become a partner at Lazard Parker John 85 Republican leader for most of his 36 years in the Massachusetts Senate in Boston He was mayor of Taunton from 1947 to 1954 Peagler Curtis 55 a saxophonist who played with jazz greats Ray Charles and Count Basie in Los Angeles after heart surgery He was a featured player in band from 1964 to 1969 Fora time he managed his own group the Jazz Disciples Platt David 89 a film and music critic: in Long Beach He wrote for Jewish Currents magazine and was a managing editor at the Yiddish newspaper Morning Freiheit where he edited the English section An anthology of his film criticism Celluloid Power was published this year side-Gordon Memorial Chapel Hollywood Kourakos Peter 79 of Hallandale died Tuesday Mass noon today St Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church Fort Lauderdale Fred Hunter's Fort Lauderdale Home Lambart Stella 78 of Deerfield Beach died Monday Fred Hunter's Cremation Memorial Center Lipshutz Sylvia 81 of Deerfield Beach died Wednesday Service 12 40 today Menorah Gardens and Funeral Chapels Deerfield Beach Logan Kathryn 90 of Pompano Beach died Friday Kraeer Sample Road Funeral Home Lynch Timothy 77 of Hollywood died Monday Service 10 a today Fred Hunter's Hollywood Memorial Gardens Home Manwaring Mary 86 of Fort Lauderdale died Tuesday Jordan-Fannm Funeral Home Fort Lauderdale Maysrson Meyer 80 of Tamarac died Tuesday Service in New York Menorah Gardens and Funeral Chapels Sunrise Macks John 76 of Hollywood died Tuesday Fred Johnson Foster Wadlington Brown Cooper and Wmtter Home Mao Rose 93 of Hollywood died Tuesday Joseph A Scarano Funeral Home Hollywood Morica Jean 73 of Fort Lauderdale died Monday Service 11am Saturday First Christian Church Fort Lauderdale Fred Fort Lauderdale Home Nallessan Norman of Miramar died Wednesday Fred Hunter's Miramar Home Parkar Alberta 29 of Hollywood died Wednesday Visitation 4 to 9 Friday service 10 am Saturday Delores Mills Funeral Home Hollywood Paterson Dan 72 of Hollywood died Tuesday Visitation 2 to 9 today Stevens Funeral Home Hallandale Service 11am Saturday House of God Miracle Temple West Hollywood Ross Edna 66 of Hollywood died Tuesday Fred Hunter's Hollywood Memorial Gardens Home Scheier Helen of Plantation died Tuesday Fred University Drive Home Schoeffmann Ann Louise 35 of Fort Lauderdale died Tuesday Service in Burlington Fred Fort Lauderdale Home Spiegelglas Arthur 83 of Hollywood died Monday Service 4pm today Fred Hollywood Memorial Gardens Home Stromfeld Sara 83 of Hollywood died Wednesday Service in Clifton Riverside-Gordon Memorial Chapel Hollywood Tardif Marie-Alice 84 of St Gilles de Lotbimere Quebec formerly of Hallandale died Monday Fred Hunter's Hallandale Home Tremblay Henri of Hollywood died Dec 8 Fred Hunter's Hollywood Memorial Gardens Home Wiseman Dorothy of Plantation died Tuesday Service 11am today Menorah Gardens and Funeral Chapels Fort Lauderdale Woodruff Otis 66 of Hollywood died Tuesday Service 8 30 today Fred Hunter's Hollywood Memorial Gardens Home VADURRO GERTRUOC 56 of NMB on December 23 1992 A resident since 1960 formerly of Lawrence MA A graduate of St School of Nursing Nashua NH She was head nurse at Bon Sec-ours-Vllla Marla Hospital and Nursing Center NM Formerly employed at Bon Secours Hospital Methuen MA and Lawrence General Hospital Lawrence MA Former Asst Director of Nursing at North Miami General Hospital former Head Nurse at Southeastern Medical Center Survived by son Mark NMB grandchildren Michael Patrick and Mark Michael sister Nancy DeLuca Derry NH 1 nephew and 3 nieces Memorials in her name may be sent to Bon Secours-Vllla Maria 1050 NE 125th St North Miami FL 33161 She will be deeply missed by family and friends Chriatia Richard 74 a former Columbia University professor of social psychology noted for his research of manipulative behavior in New York He retired in 1988 after teaching at Columbia for 32 years Coplin Dr Haskell 70 professor emeritus of psychology at Amherst College and a scholar of human sexuality in Tucson Ariz He was a member of the Amherst faculty for 42 years before retiring last June Franz Frederick William 99 a Bible scholar and member of the governing body of the Jehovah's Witnesses in New York In 1945 he became vice president of the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania He remained in that office until 1977 when he became the society's fourth president Gallagher Thomas 74 a writer whose painstaking research led to nonfiction on great disasters and military heroism and novels that probed the lost lives of bumbling self-destructive people in New York His well-received first novel The Gathering Darkness (1952) traced the disintegration of a New York family after it lost its fortune in the stock market crash of 1929 He wrote Fire at Sea (1959) an investigation of the 1934 fire that destroyed the luxury liner Morro Castle off the New Jersey coast Garschefski Edwin 83 a pianist and composer who found inspiration for his works in news articles in Athens Ga For three of his compositions he set Time magazine articles to music he also found inspiration in business letters and editorials He was head of the University of Georgia department of music from 1959 to 1972 Hegarty William 66 a lawyer who played a part in winning the landmark court case permitting publication of the Pentagon Papers in Greenwich Conn He was best known for his cross-examination of government officials in the trial of the HriryNf BROWARD COUNTY Btlello Eva of Tamarac died Tuesday Service 2pm today Menorah Gardens and Funeral Chapels Sunrise Bonga Eleanor of Fort Lauderdale died Tuesday Fred University Drive Home Bullard Johnny 37 of Hallandale died Tuesday Delores Mills Funeral Home Hollywood Caracappa Christine 91 of Sunnse died Monday Service in Selden Fred Hunter's University Drive Home Cohen Sally 84 of Hollywood died Tuesday Service in Emerson River-side-Gordon Memorial Chapel Hollywood Costello Jean of Pembroke Pines died Wednesday Fred Hunter's Hollywood Memorial Gardens Home Eager Priscilla 46 of Deerfield Beach 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