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OUTPUT: 17:35 USER: HERTL BEEBROAD MASTER 06-26-02 PAGE: 5SACBEE STATE 5 CYANMAGENTAYELLOWBLACK FUNERAL NOTICES For Information Call: (916) 321-1323 GAREVICH, Mitchell J. Born in Berkeley, Nov. 15, 1918 to Mitchell and Bella, and passed away peacefully at the age of 85 on April 6, 2004. Known as Bud to everyone who knew and loved him. Survivedby his loving wife of 63 years, Virginia; daughter Linda Foley of Moraga, CA; son Keith (and spouse Liz) ofSacra- mento; adored by granddaug Jennifer Tiefenbachof Colorado and Sara Gar- evich of Sacramento.

A California native, he grew up in Albany, CA, and became a safety engineer in the Richmond shipyards from 1942-45. Bud joined Norcal Food and Distribution after WWII and rose to co. VP by the 1960s. He moved his family to Lake Tahoe, NV in 1972 where he started Ponderosa Sales in Carson City. Core-Mark International bought hiscompany in 1980 where he was a manager until here- tired at 74.

He loved to work and was an excellent carpenter. He and Virginia moved to Reno in 1986 and then to Rocklin in 1995. In his final years, he enjoyed life as the president of his homeowners association. He will be greatly missed by his wife, family, friends and neighbors. Bud will be cremated at the Chapel of the Valley Mortuaryin Citrus Heights where his remains will be kept by his wife until final internment at the Sunset Mausoleum in ElCerri- to, next to his mother and father.Memorial Services are to be announced.

GIACOVONI, Mary Elena In Sacramento, April11, 2004. Loving sister of Rose Pinasco of Elk Grove. Beloved auntof Luana Pinasco of Elk Grove, Antonia Germany of Wilton, Eugene R. Pinasco of Galt and Rogene M. Pinasco of Wilton.

A resident of Sacramento for 46 years, Mary is a former employee of StocktonHigh School and California Department of Conservation and was a member of Third Order of Carmelites. A native of New York, aged94 years. Friends are welcome for visitation Wednesday after 5:00 P.M. with Recitation of the Rosary beginning at 7:30 P.M.in ELK GROVE FUNERAL HAPEL 9101 Elk Grove Blvd. in Elk Grove, Mass of Christian Burial will be Thursday, April 15, at 1:00 P.M.

in ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH 9961 Elk Grove-Florin Rd. inElk Grove. Interment will follow in St Mary's Cemetery. GREENFIELD, Anne Kovtoun Passed away on April 7, 2004 in Sacramento, CA at the age of 88.

She was the widow of the late Leo Greenfield ofPel- ham, NY. Anne was a native of New York City and a resident of Sacramento for 16 years. She is survived by her daughter andson-in- law Margaret andRich- ard Olebe ofCarmich- ael, CA, and son and daughter-in-law James and Paula Greenfieldof West Hartford, CT, and five grandchildren: Edward Olebe, Leo and Andrea Olebe, Michelle Greenfield, and Daniel Greenfield. Anne hada life long commitmentto public service, especially education. In Sacramento Anne wasactive in the Renaissance Society and Friends of the Sacramento Public Library.

She alsovolun- teered at theCrocker Art Museum and the Sacramento Theatre Company. In Pelham, New York Anne served as a trustee of the Pelham Public schools, and of the Pelham Public Library. She was also very active in the Democratic Party, Community Chest, and PTA. A memorial service will be held on Tuesday, April 13 at 3:00 PM at the NorthSacramento Funeral Home, 725El Camino Avenue, Sacramento, CA. A private interment will takeplace in New York at a later date.

In lieu of flowers donations may be sent to the Pelham Public Library, 530 Colonial Pelham, NY10803 or the library of your choice. HATHENBRUCK, Harriet A. (Burke) A memorial service will be held on April 19, 2004, for Harriet A. Hathenbruck (Burke) of Redwood City, who died on April 9, 2004 of complications from old age. She was 92.

Harriet was born in 1912 in Sacramento, CA, to William and Harriet Rubie Burke and spenther early years there. After completing a degree in education at San Jose State College she returned to theSacra- mento Valley and taught elementary school in the Marysville area. She married Bill Hathenbruck in 1945 and they settled in Redwood City. She was involved in numerous school andcommunity activities for many years. Harriet was a very special person to those family members, friends and neighbors who knew her and she will be remembered for her compassion and care for others.

Harriet is survived byson Dean, daughter-in-law Lois and grandsons Paul and David of New South Wales, Australia and extended family David and KarenJew- ett of Eugene, Oregon. The memorialservice will be held at 4:00 PM on Monday, April 19 at Redwood Chapel, 847 Woodside Rd. in Redwood City. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society. HERMAN, William ''Bill'' J.

May 7, 1934-Apr 9, 2004 Loving and Grandfather.Re- tired Master Sergeant, United States Air Force. Production scheduler for the Hydraulics Division at McClellan Air ForceBase retired 1998. Survived by beloved wife Billie; sons Douglas, Joseph, Michael, Robert and Steven; daughter-in-law Joan; andgrandchil- dren Marissa and Steven, Jr. Memorial services will be held on Thursday, April 15at 11AM at St.Lawrence Catholic church, 4325 Don Julio North Highlands, CA. Walerga at Don Julio Blvd.

It's the quality, not the length of life that matters most. HUNT, Michele (Lewis) Chele passed on April4, 2004, in her sleep. She is survived by her Father, William H. Lewis, and her children, Richard Porter, and Michael and Monai Hunt. We miss you dearly, and we'll never forgetyou.

Love, Bucky KRUEGER, Nancy Gail Nan In Sacramento on March 23, 2004 this robust and wonder-full woman passed away andfound peace after an illness that took everyone by surprise. Nan wasborn in Heavener, Oklahoma on Sept. 2, 1946 to a military family and came to California in 1953. She touched many livesand will be remembered for her sense of humor, her beautiful smile andher capacity to listen to another human being. Received in heaven by her husband of 25 years, Guenter father, a sister and a brother.

She is survived by sons Wolfgang Eric Krueger andPaul Krueger, mother Mary Estelle Wofford, sister and brother-in-law Sherry and DanLewis, nephew Duke Lewis, granddaughters Michelle Robison andBritta- ny Krueger andher many friends in Galt and San Andreas. A memorial service to celebrate her life willbe held at 11am on April 14, 2004 at Bethel Lutheran Church, 1200 Alamos Ave, North Sacramento, Ca. Private interment. Her family thanks thehospice team who gaveNan comfort care. In lieu of flowers contributions in her honor may be made to UC Davis Hospice Program, 3630 Business Dr, Sacramento, Ca 95820.

LARSON, Raymond Age 85, died Friday, April 9, 2004. Survived by daughter, Jane Larson, brother EldoLar- son. Memorial will be held on at Forinforma- tion call 916-961-9816. LAWSON, Helen Verdeen Passed away in Santa Rosa on Friday, April 9, 2004 at the age of 75. Helen was dearly loved and will be missed by her children, Axel Anderson and his wife Sydney of Santa Clarita, Rebecca Potts and her husband Ron ofLiver- more and Wendy Martin-Miller and her husband John of Santa Rosa; and sixgrandchil- dren.

A native of Dillon Beach, Helen received an Associate of Arts Degree from University of the Pacific. Helen was a second generation owner and operatorof Lawson's Resort at Dillon Beach for 40 years. She was devoted to her entire family and all things having to do with the beach andocean. Helen particularlyen- joyed meeting and getting to know all who passed through Dillon Beach many of whom made the beach a second home andwere considered to be part of her extendedfamily. She was a member of Tomales Presbyterian Church.

Friends arein- vited to attend a Memorial Service celebrating her life on Friday, April 16, 2004 at the Tomales Presbyterian Church, Tomales, CA. Inher memory, contributions may be made to the Alzheimer's Association Reagan Research Institute, 225 N.Michigan, Suite 1700, Chicago, IL 60601-3900. Daniels Chapel of the Roses Funeral Home Crematory 1225 Sonoma Avenue Santa Rosa, CA (707) 525-3730 LEON, Cruz Diaz Of NorthHighlands, April 9, 2004.Preceded in death by her husband, Natividad R. Leon. Loving mother of M.

Frances Kieferof Oregon, Robert Leon of Olivehurst, Pauline Leon of Sacramentoand George Leon of Elk Grove. Devoted grandmother ofKaren, Marcus, Alicia, Sara, John Paul, Courtneyand Michael. Great grandmother of Austin, Justin, Sidney, Kylie and Jonathan. A residentof North Highlands for 31 years. A native of San Bernardino, aged 84 years.

Friends are welcome for visitation Wednesday, til 8:00 P.M., Thursday, 10:00 A.M. til 8:00 P.M. with Recitation of the Rosary beginning at 7:00 P.M.in ELK GROVE FUNERAL HAPEL 9101 Elk Grove Blvd. in Elk Grove, Mass of Christian Burial will be Friday, April 16 at 10:00 A.M.in ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI CATHOLIC CHURCH 1066 26th Street, Sacramento.

Interment will follow in Calvary Cemetery. THE NOTICES Contained in this ban- nered section are published daily in the Metro section of The Sacramento Bee. These are paidan- nouncements handled through the Classified Advertising Dept ofThe Sacramento Bee. A photograph may bein- cluded in FuneralNo- tices and In Memo- riams. Photographs (originals only) are processed Mon-Fri only and must besubmitted by 2pm for next day publication.

DEADLINE: 3pmfor next day, day for Sun. Mon. For complete rate and deadline and Saturday 12:30 to 4 pm (916) 321-1323 FAX to (916) 321-1205 funeral sacbee.com FUNERAL VITAL STATISTICS OPEN MON-SAT 321-1323 (Closed most holidays) LOFTUS, Mary C. Of Carmichael, CA, April 11, 2004, a native of Nicaragua, age 73 years. Wife of Thomas Loftus.

Aunt of Evelyn Noguera, Mercedes Quant, Rev. Santiago Raudes and John Raudes. An instrumental member of the Legion of Mary at St. Mel's Catholic Church. Friends are welcome to attend the HolyRosary Wednesday 7PM and are invited to attend the Mass of Christian Burial Thursday 10AMat ST.

MEL'SCATHOLIC CHURCH (4745 Pennsylvania Fair Oaks). PRICE FUNERAL CHAPEL (725-2109), directors. LOPER, Ellen B. Entered into restEaster Sunday, April 11,2004 age 95. A native of Oberlin, Ohio born Tuesday, January19, 1909 and a resident of Sacramento for 61 years.

Devoted mother of Martha Estey of Rocklin, CA andGeorge (Janet) Worth of Grand Island, NB.Loving grandmother of Michelle (Paul) (Shalin) Ridleyand Dawn Franke. Also Loving great grandmother. She is preceded in death by herhusband Edward Loper and a daughter Mary Franke. The family invites you to attend avisitation 4:00 to 8:00 pm Wednesday, April 14, 2004 and a funeral service 10:00 am Thursday, April 15,2004 at Sunset LawnChapel of theChimes 4701 Marysville Blvd. CA.

Interment tofollow at Sunset LawnMemo- rial Park. McVARISH, Joseph Francis Born February 1, 1915in Boston, MA. Passed away peacefully at home in Lincoln Hills, CA on April 7, 2004 at the age of 89 years. Joseph served in the 1st Marine Division in Okinawa during WWII.Jo- seph served 10years with the Berkeley Police Dept. and transferred to the Dept.

of Justice in Sacramento in 1949. Retired from DOJ as Asst. Chief of the Bureau ofInvestiga- tion in 1973. Joseph is survived by his wife Celia of 63 years and son Frank and daughter in- law Wilma McVarish, daughter Nancy Fitzpatrick and two grandchildren. By Joseph's request there will be no services.

Contributions may be made onJo- seph's behalf to the donor's choice of charity. MILLER, Andrew Spence Made it through those gates on April 7, 2004. Born on May 11, 1918 to Carl and SarahMiller. Eldest Brother toand survived by Diana Shuler, Fanny Broyles, Pearl Miller and RonaldMill- er. Served in theU.S.

Army Air Corps in North Africa and Europe and retired from McClellan Air Force Base after 27 years of service. Andy enriched the many liveshe touched, those greatest riches being the unconditional love he gave as a Stepfather and Grandfather. As aHusband, Andy's love nourished the heart and soul of the late Grace Miller for over 33 years.After Grace passed away Andy and family were blessed oncemore. Andy rediscoveredlove and happiness when Carol Doll became his partner in life. Their love carried throughto his passing.

As a true love story should go, Andy's love bridged over and bound two families together, making them one and in doing so passed on his simple truths of life and loving ways through his children and stepchildren, Mike Miller, Sharee Haas, Judy Utter, Steve Miguel, StanDoll, Barbara Allen and James Falltrick; Twenty-seven grandchildren, Forty- three great-grandchildren and Sixteen great- a -grandchildren. Andy will be sadly missed and neverfor- gotten. Family and friends will becelebrat- ing his life and sharing their memories ofAndy on Wednesday, April 14 at 3:00 PM at the Fair Oaks Methodist Church, 9849 Fair Oaks Blvd. Remembrances may be made to Kaiser Hospice, 2025 Morse 95825 All Funeral Notices published in The Sacramento Bee are also online at www.sacbee.com for one year. Online notices are searchable by last name.

Online Guest Books are also available in which family members and friends from near and far may express theircondolences. www.sacbee.com Funeral Notices link on the right. FOR DIRECTIONS to Services, look for the Funeral home info link in the individual funeral notices on www.sacbee.com MURPHY-SERPA, Mary T. Born in Brac' Croatia to Toma and Lucre' Domich. Died peacefully at homeon Easter Sunday, An 82 year resident of Sacramento.

Survived by loving husband, Al Thomas Murphy (Sandra), Carole Herman Murphy (Pam) all of Sacramento and James Murphy ofSausalito; grandchildren, Terri Scoggins, Jami Ferreira, Tim Murphy (Kathleen), Brian Murphy (Sarah), Michael, Sarah, Jack and Kevin Murphy; great-grandchildren, Michelle Scoggins, Declan, Jack and Sean Judy Silva and JoanneClark (Larry); and numerous nieces, nephews and ep-grandchildren. Preceded in deathby husband, Carl G.Mur- phy; sisters, Matilda Anticevich, Margaret Bogdanich; and brother, George Domich. Graduate of St. Joseph's Academy and Sacramento CityCol- lege. Founding member of St.

Ignatius Parish, JesuitLoyola Guild, Mercy Guildand YLI Sorority and a caring and givingvolun- teer for Loaves and Fishes and numerous other charitable organizations. RetiredChief of Vital Statistics for the County of Sacramento. Mary was a loving wife, mother, grandmother who devoted her life to her family by being a comfort rolemodel. Her positive attitude sustained her throughout her life and she was an inspiration tomany people who had the pleasure to meet her and feel herenormous love and compassion. She will be sadly missed and honorably remembered.

A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered for her at ST. IGNATIUS Catholic Church, 3235Arden Way, Sacramentoon Thursday, Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. Remembrances to charity of donor's choice. Arrangements by I COLETTI, CULJIS HERBERGER Funeral Home, 5401 Folsom Blvd.

PUTMAN, Michelle Anne Peacefully passedaway on March 11, 2004 in Citrus Heights, CA; she was 39 years of age. Born in Sacramento, CA, Michelle hadre- mained a residenther entire life. Michelle was full of life, loveand laughter; she was the life of the family was of the most importance to her. Missing her greatlyis her husband and companion of 17 years, Dave; her children, Nicholas Weiland ofCit- rus Heights, David Putman ofCarmichael, Katie Putman of Carmichael, andKristen Putman of Carmichael; Granddaughter Briana; her mother, Helen Fountain andhusband Dennis of Graeagle, CA; siblings, Helen Strain of Graeagle, Greg Strain of Marysville, Danny Strain of Renoand Michael Strain of Graeagle. Gifts of Remembrance may be sent to the Susan B.

Komen Breast Cancer Fund, 2443 Fair OaksBlvd. Box CA 95825, TheCelebra- tion of Life Service is at 11:00 AM on Thursday, April 15 at the Fair Oaks Presbyterian Church, 11427 Fair Oaks Fair Oaks. Aprivate graveside service will be held at UNT VERNON MEMORIAL PARK, 8201 Greenback Lane, Fair Oaks. Service Entrusted to: Mt. Vernon Memorial Park and Mortuary Fair Oaks, California (916) 969-1251 Every now and then, take a second, breathe deeply, and think of me.

Smile, and know that I am always with you. It's the quality, not the length of life that matters most. MULHOLLAND, Roberta Bobby On Sunday, April 4th, 2004, at the age of 80, Bobby sailed off tojoin her sailor Jim, who preceded her just 19months ago. Born inPenn- sylvania, on Groundhogs' Day 1924, she was the only child ofMary and Ralph Smith. Named Roberta Mae liked to be called Bobby.

Theearly years of herlife were spent in Greenville, Tennessee where the Smith family has roots. Her mother, Mary, died when Bobby was 12 which devastated her. She eventually went to Oklahoma to live with Mary's sister, Mom Mae and Uncle Clarence, where she attended high school with her cousins. Happy times returned. After graduation she returned to Greenville before moving to New Orleans.

It is there that the redhead met her sailor and shipmate for the next 56 years. After a whirlwind courtship, they were married and she took on the role of Navy wife and the title of Mrs. James W. Mulholland. Let the packing She moved whenever Jim's port changed.

By 1950 they had two daughters and they had moved several times. During these early years, her sailor was out to sea frequently and she, alone, kept the home fires burning. In 1955, the family moved to the Subic Bay, in the Philippine Islands, and lived the good lifefor 4 years. Bobby worked at the military store on the base. She was the first female assistant manager.

She was very active inthe PTA and Eastern Star during these years. She and Jim started friendships during these years that would be lifelong. These four years held many of her fondest memories. In 1959, the family returned to California where she Jim bought their first home. She continued to work full time until she retired in 1970.

She and Jim celebrated their 55thanni- versary with a cruise to Alaska. She was a wonderful Mother, Wife and Grandmother. She offered advice only when asked. Shewas a loving, thoughtful, affectionate, supportive, generous, considerate, charitable woman who was always there with a smile, hug kiss. Bobby was an avid reader, loveddoing the daily crossword puzzle and balanced her checkbook to the penny.

She looked forward to the many trips to Tahoe and Reno where she played the slots. She Dad had a wonderful marriage. She lived a full life. If we could all be so fortunate. She has been cremated and her ashes, along with be spread at Pismo Beach.

This was their favorite vacation spot for over 25 years, where they enjoyed many a martini, watching the sunset from their beach front balcony. We are grateful to Dr. Bridgette Berry whose excellent care of Roberta allowed us a little more time with her. A special thanks to UCD Hospice staff for their caringsupport. Missed deeply by her devoted family: daughter PJ Valentine, son-in-law Bill Stout, grandson Tony Valentine, granddaughter Gina Fox and her husband Dan Fox.

Also, survived by daughter Sherry Donovan and grandson Donald J. Donovan. A wake will be held in her honor on Saturday, April 17th from 1-5PM, at 2541 San Jose Way, Sacto. RADDEN, Thelma Gibson Feb. 18, 1903-Apr.

7, 2004 A native Californian departed this life on April 7, 2004 in Sacramento, CA. She was the first ombudsman in Sacramento. Thelma was a graduate of Oakland Technical HS and attended nursing school at Kansas City, Missouri Hospital 5 2. Upon graduation from nursing school, Thelma returned toCalifornia where she found it necessary to take science classes at UCBerkeley in order to qualify for a California State nursing license. Thelma obtained her BA from Wayne State University in Detroit and became a lifetime member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.

For over 20 years Thelma wasem- ployed by the American Red Cross as Director of Home Nursing. Thelma is survived by her sister, Audrey Gibson Robinson and niece, Jeri Robinson, both of Oakland and her great- nephew, Frederick Robinson of Sacramento along with many relatives and friends.Ser- vices will be held on Tuesday, April 13, 2004 at 10am at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Sacramento. RITTER, Walter Duane Born June 29, 1936in Kansas City, Missouri. Passed away at home on April 9, 2004 of a thoracic aorta aneurysm. Walt is survived by his loving wife of 46 years, Betty, and fourchildren: Sue Mundy (Don) of Sacramento, Hank Ritter of Sacramento, Tom Ritter ofBoston, Kathy Miller ofCotton- wood, and five grandsons: Will and Donald Mundy of Sacramento, Matthew, Andy andZa- chary of Cottonwood which put a sparkle in his eyes.

He also has one sister, Dorothy Grantello, of Overland Park, Kansas. Walt was raised in Texasand Kansas City and later moved to Sacramento where he served in the Air Force at McClellan Air Force Base where he was an airborne radio operator.He worked for the Post Office, Aerojet, and then joined the Sacramento County Sheriff'sDe- partment on December 3, 1963 and then retired January 5, 1991 as a Detective in the Metro Division. Upon retiringhe worked for Campbell's Investigations for several years. He was also a reserve deputy for the Work Release Program for ten years. He was a member of SCERA and the 7-11 Club; the great enjoyment of his life the Saturday Night Poker Club; the Starlite Shufflers Square Dancing Club; and the Starlite Stumblers Exhibition Group.

Walt's real love was his family and his many friends.He will be sadly missed by all those who dearly loved him. Familyand friends are invited to a visitation on Tuesday afternoon between 2 and 4 p.m. at Lombard's Funeral Home located at 1550 Fulton Avenue, Sacramento. Funeral Services will be 11 AM Wednesday, April 14, 2004 at Calvary Cemetery, 7101 Verner Avenue, Sacramento, California. There will be a reception immediately following the service in the Parish Center Garden Room (back parking lot) at the St.

Ignatius Catholic Church located at3235 Arden Way. In lieu of flowers donations may be sent to the Law Enforcement Chaplaincy, 10388 Rockingham Drive, Sacramento, CA 95827. Lombard Company 1550 Fulton Avenue Sacramento, California 916-483-3297 ROBLES, Linda E. Passed away on April 10, 2004 at Lodi Memorial Hospital after a one- and-a-half-year battle with cancer. She was 56.

Born in Hollister, CA, Mrs. Robles spentthe last 16 years in Herald after 18 years as a Sacramento resident. As well as being a tax tech at the Franchise Tax Board, Mrs. Robleswas a full-timeGrandma, mother, and wife. She is survived by husband Frank Robles ofHerald; daughters Alisia Sanchez and Tina Robles of Herald and Regina Robles of Galt; grandchildren Kiko, Gabby, and Roni; and her and sisters in Sacramento.

There will be a visitation from 9:00 AM- 2:00 PM on April 13 at Ben Salas Funeral Home in Galt, followed by a 3:00 PM graveside service at Galt Cemetery. ROLOFF, William Bill Davis 54, of Rancho Cordova, died at his home on March 7, 2004 of undetermined causes.Mr. Roloff had been a Deputy Sheriff for 24 years in Placer County, California. Born in Ross, California on January 27, 1950 to Arnold and Ethel Roloff, he is survived by siblings: Tom Roloff and sister in-law Lynn of Sacramento, Joyce Dowd of San Diego and Betty Granger ofTuc- son, Arizona. A Brother, Fred Roloff, preceded him in death.

Additionally, he leavesDaugh- ter, Monica Roloffof Meadow Vista and Grandson, Todd Lemma of Meadow Vista; and former wife, Sharon Roloff, who lives in Folsom. Bill's career with the Placer County Sheriff's Office began in Tahoe in 1971; he later served in Auburn also. His dutiesincluded Patrol, Detectives, Jail and special assignments includingDive Team and Searchand Rescue, as well as being part of the original team that developed the PCSO Wellness Program. He retiredfrom the Sheriff's Department in 1996 at the rank of Sergeant. As a sports enthusiast physical fitness and bodybuilding were a major emphasis in Mr.

Roloff's life and he was admired for his physical skills. He was an athlete whoplayed on many teams sponsored by the Placer County Sheriff'sDe- partment and Deputy Sheriff's Association; football, basketball and softball were team sports he loved.Rac- quetball and skiing were also favoriteindi- vidual sports. Healso worked as Security Protection for theSan Francisco Forty Niners in their former summer training home ofRock- lin, enjoying that immensely. He loved golf and enjoyed many days playing his favorite golf courses in thePlacer County area. Oneother favorite activity was yard design and gardening, for which he was noted.

His love for his Harley Davidson motorcycle took him on many rides andadven- tures throughoutthe western United States during his retirement years. MemorialSer- vices will be held at the Pioneer Methodist Church, 1338 Lincoln Way in Auburn, California at 11:00 AM on Friday, April 16, 2004. A reception will follow at the same location. NOTICES In this bannered section are published daily in the Metro section of The Sacramento Bee. These are paidan- nouncements handled through the Classified Advertising Dept.

of The Bee. A photograph may bein- cluded in FuneralNo- tices and In Memo- riams. Photographs (originals only) are processed MON-FRI and must besubmitted by 2pm. Funeral noticessubmit- ted by friends will beverified with the funeral home before publishing. Notices may be submitted in person Monday through Friday at The Sacramento Bee, 2100Q Sacramento; by phone (916) 321-1323, by fax (916) 321-1205, by email to funeral sacbee.com andonline at www.sacbee.com Deadlines are 3pmdaily for the next day's paper and 3:30 Saturday for Sunday andMonday.

Photos must be received by 2 pm Monday-Fridays onlyfor next day publication. For complete rate and deadline information, office hours are: Saturday (916) 321-1323 FAX to (916) 321-1205 funeral sacbee.com RICHARDS, Gayle Nelson Born on November 7, 1939 in Merced, CA to Nelson and Virginia Richards who preceded him in death. Gayle succumbed to cancer onApril 3, 2004. Beloved husband of Cheryl, loving brother to Carolyn Tarris, caring father to sons Brett(Tiffany), Stephen, Barry (Arlene) and his granddaughter Hannah. Graduated from Chico State in 1961 with a BA degree and later completedhis MBA in Chicago.

Gayle taught 5th, 6th, and 8th, grades in Merced until 1967 when he was offered an opportunity in educational publishing for Laidlaw Brothers, a division of Doubleday. Achieving numerous promotions, he took an early retirement in 1984 as one of their top Executive Vice Presidents. He then purchased Lumen Publications, a regional educational publishing company out of New Jersey. His mother Virginia, also an educator for over 50 years, wrote a Phonics Program for grades K-12 and Gayle promised he would publish her reading program. Gayle kept his promise, changed his company name to The Richards Group, Inc.

and continued to provide both public and private schools with his many textbooks. Gayle was dedicated to the continued education and literacy of children and adults. His hobbies were reading, his love for animals and especially golf. He joined Rancho Murieta Country Club in 1988 and was President of the Board of Directors in 1992. Memorial Services will be held at St.

Vincent De Paul Catholic Church, 14673 Can- tova Way, Rancho Murieto on Friday, April 16, 2004, at 3:00 PM. Arranged by GEORGE L. KLUMPP CHAPEL OF FLOWERS. SCHILLINGER, Maude A. (Baldwin) Beloved mother of Pamela L.

Filipski (David) and the late Howard A. Baldwin Jr. Loving grandmother to Jennifer Decastro and James A. Filipski, all of Buffalo, NY. Born in East Orange, NJ to Flora May (Hopple) and Clarence Emery Rogers, she passed away at home in the arms of her daughter on April 10, 2004.

She earned a degree in socialwork from NY University and a master's from Hartford worked as a social worker in NYC until her marriage to HowardA. Baldwin in 1945. After his death she worked for Bakelite and Hoffman La Roche to support her two small children. She moved to CA upon her marriageto the late Arthur E. Schillinger and lived in Fair Oaks, Carmichael, and Citrus Heights for almost 50 years.

Her young son was lost in a rafting accident onthe American River in 1962. A state of CA employee, she worked at the Capitol for Bldgs. Grounds (Finance), Highways, and the Dept. of Justice. After her retirement, she was an active senior, making daily calls to the elderly, making sure her ladies had something special for birthdays and holidays.

Shevolun- teered at St. Pauls Center and transcribed books into braille for the blind. A lifetime animal lover and advocate, she was involved in rescue work. She said it was never too late to learn something new and learned to milk goats at age 65. A city girl, she kept sheep and goats, and a gaggle of geese on her Carmichael property.

She raised Cocker later exotic birds. She enjoyed gardening, writing keeping up with the latest medicaladvances from Tufts and Harvard. She was a lifetime member of the Capitol City Bird Society and a member of theSan Juan Chapter 5 563 Order Of The Easter Star for over 30 years. In lieu of flowers, friends are asked to pass along a small kindness to a person or animal in need for Miss Maude. Services will be held at Sierra View FuneralCha- pel, 6201 Fair Oaks Blvd.

Carmichael, Wednesday, 10:00 a.m. with a visitation on Tuesday, from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.Interment services will be at Fair Oaks Cemetery, Fair Oaks. SCHWAN, Harold W. May 30, 1929-Mar 30, 2004 Age 74.

Native ofSacra- mento. He is survived by Doris, his wife of 38 years; childrenLarry, Richard, Mike, Alta Jeanie; 17 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; and siblings Dorthy, Bob, Vernon. He is loved will be missed. Services willbe at Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Elk Grove Ward, 8925 Vintage ParkDr. on Friday, April 16 at 12.

STRUTZ, Joseph Paul Born in January 13, 1917; passed away April 9, 2004 in Sacramento, CA. He leaves his wife of 64 years, LaVonne; two daughters, Geraldine Bailey andhusband Jeff, JoAnne Auletand husband Bill; four grandchildren, Cynthia, Karen, Jamila, Amad; four great- grandchildren, Heather, Harrison, Hilary and Darin. He leaves his brother, Carl Strutz and family in Portland and many nieces andneph- ews. He served in the US Navy in World War II in Okinawa, employed by US Fish and Wildlife Service in Portland and transferred to Sacramento in in 1979. He was a loving husband and caring father blessed with a wonderful and relatives.

He was a lifelong, faithful member of St. Pauls Lutheran Church, 295859th Street, Sacramento, CA 95817. In the celebration of Joes life, memorials may be sent to St. Pauls. Memorial Services at St.

PaulsLu- theran Church onFri- day, April 16, 2004 at Private burial at East LawnSierra Hills, Sacramento, CA. PHOTOGRAPHS can be included in Funeral Notices and In Memoriams. Call for details. 321-1323 Mon-Sat (closed most holidays) TAKEDA, Hisao Age 89, passedaway peacefully on April 1, 2004 in Sacramento.A native Californian he was interned at Topaz Relocation Center during World War II. Former owner of Capital Fish preceded in death by his wife, Kazuye Jean, in 1989.

He is survived by his niece, Ibuki Lee of San Francisco; nephew Satoshi Hibi of Japan; sisters and a brother in Japan; sisters-in-law Tsugiye Fujimori, Rose Takeda, Lily(Hiroshi) Tanabe, and Alice (Joe) Kataoka; and many nieces and nephews.A private memorial service was held on April 9, 2004, officiated by Rev. Seicho Asahi, N.C.Koy- asan Buddhist Temple, at SACRAMENTO MEMORIAL LAWN. TEETERS, H.H. (Bud) June 30, 1922-Apr 7, 2004 Bud, the younger of two sons, was born in Gilroy California on June30, 1922 to Walter and Margie Teeters. He graduated from the Glad Tidings Institute of San Francisco in 1942.He then began hispassion to serve our Lord as a minister for the next 61 years in NorthernCali- fornia and Washington.

He is loved, admired and greatly missed by his wife and best friend of 58 years, Dorothy; daughter Jeanne Haley; and sons David and Keith Teeters. He is also the proudgrandfa- ther to 6 beloved grandchildren, 10great grandchildren and a wide circle of extended family and friends.Bud and Dorothy love children and served as foster parents to 35 children from 1959 -1980. Bud was a true friend who reached foryour hand and touched your heart. He taughtby showing what was good and right, teachingby his loving exampleand strong never-ending faith in God. He lived his life as a tribute to our Lord filled with love, kindness anda selfless passion to serve.

He was diagnosed with cancer on April 2nd and passed peacefully in his sleep on April 7th. Even though he is gone, his inspiring life and lessons live on. Friends and family areinvited to a memorialservice and celebration ofBuds life on 15th at 11:00 a.m. at the Capital Christian Center, 9470 MicronAve- nue, Sacramento Ca. A luncheon will be served following the service.

Interment will be on April 19th at 11:30 a.m. at the Gavilan Hills Memorial Park, Gilroy Ca. In lieu of flower remembrances, the family requests that donations be made in Buds name to missionary ministries through the Capital Christian Center. May God bless you. VIDAURRI, Dolores M.

Born April 2, 1948 in Chihuahua, Mexico to Enrique and Maria. Delivered into theKingdom of God April 5, 2004 at the age of 56. Beloved wife of 19 yrs. to Federico Vidaurri.Greatly missed by her three children, Carlos, Jose and Jessica. Forever remembered by her grandchildren, Ashley, Alexis, German and Carlos Jr.

She was a passionate Herbalist for 15 yrs, and was committed to improving peoples health. Aloving, caring personalways willing to help the less fortunate. She will be deeply missed by all those whose lives she touched. A visitation will be held on Tuesday April 13, 2004from until service time, and a Funeral Service on Tuesday April 13, 2004 at both at Nicoletti, Culjis Herberger Funeral Home WILSON, Thomas Jr. Born on October 24,1918 in Gull Point, Florida.

Passed away April 5, 2004 at his home in Atascadero, CA. He moved to the Bay Area as a child and graduated with a BA from UC Berkeley. Knownas Pete to his family and friends, he was a decorated WWII officer and commander that lived life to the fullest with his wife of 57 years who preceded him in2001. He and his wife, Nena, raised their two children in Sacramento, CA. He is survived by his his son Tom Wilson, wife Sandra and their daughter Rachael, and his daughter Marilyn Tonneson, her fiance Neil Burke, andher children Matt and Ryan.

His family lauds him for histhoughtful- ness for others and his greatness as father and friend. Pete will remain alive in the memory of those he touched.Ser- vices will be held to celebrate Pete's lifeon April 25, 2004 at 2:00 PM at Chapel of the Roses in Atascaderobefore his final restingbeside his wife in Old Town, Florida. Donations in his memory may be made to Hospice Partners of SLO. FUNERAL NOTICES submitted byfamily friends must be verified with thefuner- al home beforepublish- ing. Notices maybe submitted Monday through Friday 8am- 5pm or Saturdays 4pm.

You may also place a notice in person Monday-Fridays at The Sacramento Bee, 2100Q Sacramento. If faxing your notice, please include acontact person's name anda daytime phone number. Deadlines tosubmit: Mon-Fri. for the next day's paper, pm if photo included in notice. Saturday for Sunday or Monday.

Call (916) 321-1323 or FAX to (916) 321-1205 EMAIL to: funeral sacbee.com WORTMAN, Robert Allan, USAFR (Ret) Passed away on April 5, 2004. Beloved husband of Barbara Wortman. Preceded in deathby Vivian Wortman (Nygren) and Harriette Wortman (Driskill). Loving father of Richard Wortman (Terry) andRandal Wortman (Terri). Cherished fatherto orolyn Cable (Wally), Denny Gugler (Arno), Jacqueline White, Vicki Welch, and KenHodge (Shelly).

Survived by sisters EmmaLou Creviston and Ramona Culler; twenty-nine grandchildren and sixteen great-grandchildren. Born in Chester, Nebraska, onOctober 21, 1925. Graduate of Omaha Technical High School and the University of Oklahoma (Engineering with Aeronautical emphasis). He served in the USN during WWII, PacificThe- ater, and in the USAF during the Korean War, 37th Bomb Squadron, K-9. He was awarded the DistinguishedFly- ing Cross and three Air Medals for valor in aerial combat.

Hejoined Aerojet General Corp's team ofaeronautical engineers in 1959, working on the M-1 missile and Titan rocketpro- grams. He returnedto Federal service in 1968 with the Generator Systems Group at McClellan AFB and continued to serve in the active Air Force Reserve; he commanded the 32nd Maintenance Squadron from 1971 to 1975 and served as base Civil Engineer at Okinawa, Japan, 1982 to 1984. He retired from the Air Force reserve on October 21, 1985 and fromFederal civil service onJanuary 28, 1986. His love of God's creation spanned the spectrum from trails to sails. Hunter, fisherman, BoyScout leader, avid cyclist, master mariner.

Family and friends knew Robert affectionately as Bob (Bud). They remember his courage, forthright determination, devotion, reliability, integrity, love and unswerving faith inthe promises of ourLord and Savior Jesus Christ. Private intermentat Fair Oaks Cemetery, New York Oaks, California. Memorial services at 3:00 PM on April 15, 2004 at Cypress Ave. Baptist Church, 5709 Cypress Carmichael, CA.

YIP, Peter K. Aug 2, 1940-Apr 7, 2004 On April 7, 2004, Peter passed away unexpectedly due to a severe hemorrhage in the brain. He leaves behind his devoted wife of 30 years, Christine; daughter Grace (husband Daniel); three sons, Samuel, James, and Andrew; twosisters, Joyce Tom(husband Naywah) and Wing Wah Seto (husband Gang- Len), brother-in-law Wai Lan Tsui, both of Toronto, Canada; along with many nieces and nephews. Peter knew and loved the Lord and was an active member of the Chinese Gospel Mission. A dedicated worker of the UC Medical Center for 30 years, he has touched many lives and was available to anyone in need.

He will be sadlyforever missed and alwayswill be remembered by all who knew and loved him. He was preceded in death by his parents Lum Ark and Mei Yung Lau and his sister Wit Wah Tsui. A native of China, aged 63years. Family and friends are invited to attend the Funeral Service at 1:00 PM on Thursday, April15, 2004 at the GEORGE L. KLUMPP CHAPEL OF OWERS, 2691 Riverside Boulevard, Sacramento, CA.

Interment, East Lawn Cemetery, 43rd FolsomBoule- vard. Wake at 7:00 PM on Wednesday at KLUMPP'S CHAPEL. In Memoriam 110 KURT BRIAN NEISLER 9-11-81 to 4-13-03 One year haspassed since you were taken from us so abruptly. We will forever missyour warm smile and huge hugs. As a singer, songwriter andguitarist your life had justbe- gun.

We will miss the songs you would have written and sung with Rax Pax. Lisa, Nicole and I thank all of you who came to Jalama Beach to say good-bye. ROBERT ZARCO It's been a month today, and there's not one minute that goes bye that I don't think of you. I miss you so much. If I only had one more chance to talk to you I'd tell you how much I love you and what you meant to me, I would do anything for that moment.

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