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FLA DEATHS THE HERALD 4B 1 TUESDAY, JULY 27, 2004 ALBERT TRESVANT First black mayor in Dade BY TRENTON DANIEL Albert Tresvant, who in 1975 became the first black mayor of Opa-locka and in Dade County, died Sunday at Jackson Memorial Hospital from complications of cardiac arrest, family members said. He was 78. "He was a dynamic political man, very soft-spoken, but carried a lot of weight," said Virginia Wilkinson Tresvant, 80, who had been married to TRESVANT her "gentle giant" for 61 years. "He was a very strong man." Tresvant was born in Brunswick, and moved to South Florida at the age of 5 with his grandmother and his aunt, who became a surrogate mother after his mother died at an early age. He was raised in Liberty City, where he attended Liberty City Elementary and Dorsey High School, his wife said.

After finishing high school, Tresvant married Virginia Wilkinson, who today is a retired church musician and pianist. He started his own business, Al's Upholstery, in Liberty City. In an attempt to unite an Opa-locka heavily divided along race lines blacks lived in the east side's "colored town," whites in the west's "white town" Tresvant ran for public office in the early 1970s, family members say. Tresvant was elected as the city's first black commissioner in 1972. Two years later, he ran for mayor and the election ended in a tie vote.

Tresvant and Kenton Wells agreed to split the two-year term. Wells, a nine-year board veteran, took the first watch. Tresvant took office a year later at a time when almost no blacks held public office in the county. "It was empowering," Marvin Dunn, a psychology professor at Florida International University and author of a book on Miami African Americans, said about Tresvant's election. "He was an icon; he was a legend.

In my view, he's one of the most historic figures ever to come out of the town." After Tresvant withdrew from the political limelight, he stayed tuned in to Opa-locka politics. He often gave counsel to aspiring politicians who visited him on his front porch or in his living room. Former Commissioner and ex-Vice Mayor Steven Barrett was one audience member. "He was the one who gave me advice on how to strategically run for mayor," said Barrett, who said he threw fish fries at his home before serving on the commission from 1988 to 1996. "If you wanted to talk to Mr.

Tresvant, you just showed up." Tresvant also worked as a driver for then-commissioner Helen Miller in the mid-1990s and, in 1999, helped organize the Opa-locka Soup Kitchen with then-Commissioner Bobby Bradley, Pastor Alder Alfred Clark and Randolph Aikens, the city's parks and recreation director. In 1998, the commission approved that Northwest est 21st Court at Northwest 142nd Street be named "The Honorable Albert Tresvant Sr. Street." In addition to his wife, Tresvant is survived by his children Joy Tresvant Carey, Walter Tresvant, Adell Tresvant Hackett, Debbie Wiley, Portia Livingston, Leslie Osborne, 19 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. The city of Opa-locka will hold a candlelight vigil 7 p.m. Thursday at City Hall, 777 Sharazad Blvd.

OBITUARIES MEMORIALS SERVICES www.herald.com/obituaries Miami-Dade 305.376.8901 Broward 954.524.2535 Toll Free 1.866.860.6000, ext. 8901 Death Notices AGUILAR, MARIA of Aventura, died July 24. 954-438-7437 woman of stoic strength and generosity to all who loved her. Donations may be made to the Greater Miami Jewish Federation, 4200 Biscayne Miami, FL 33137. Services Wednesday, July 28, 2004 at 2:00 p.m.

at: 18840 Weinstein Memorial Chapel. (305) 932-2700 ALVAREZ, EDUVIGIS, Tue. 98, died 305-227-3344 ANKER, ELLEN RUTH, nee Bissinger, passed away July 26, 2004. The entire family mourns the loss of Ellen Anker. Beloved wife of Max, adoring mother of Judy (Michael) Adler, Ron Selling, Elliot (Susan) Anker, Diane (Dan) Melnick, doting grandmother of Gregory (Amy) Selling, Danny Noah Selling, Matthew, David Rachel Adler, Adam Jeremy Anker Cohen, great-grandmother of Zachary, Selling.

The takers family Carmen thanks Barnaby her and wonderful Marie care- Joseph years of loving service and friendship. Ellen was a long-time member of Temple Beth Sholom, Miami Beach, elected to the Presidency of her temple's sisterhood at Temple Israel, New Rochelle, NY and school PTA. She was Chairperson to numerous fund raising campaigns, and most recently as active member of the Women's Department Northeast Dade Area Board of the Greater Miami Jewish Federation. She was a fantastic wife, mother and grandmother, accomplished homemaker and matriarch of our family. She will forever be cherished and remembered as a ANKER, ELLEN RUTH passed away July 26, of 2004.

On Miami behalf of Temple Greater we express our deepest condolences to the Adler Family and Friends. Ellen Anker was Beloved WifeMax, adoring mother of Judy (Michael) Adler, and Ron Selling, Elliot (Susan) Anker, Diane (Dan) Melnick, grandmother of Gregory (Amy) Danny, Noah Selling, Matthew, David and Rachel Adler. Julie Cohen and Adam and Jeremy Anker. Great grandchild Zachary Selling. Ellen Anker was an active member of the women's division of the North Dade area board of the Greater Miami Jewish Federation where she donated many hours of her time to help build a strong Jewish community.

She will always be remembered as a dedicated, loving and accomplished woman that set the example of what a true Jewish leader should be. Donations may be made to Greater Miami Jewish Federation. Services to 2 be PM, held, at Wednesday, Levitt-Weinstein July Funeral Home, 18820 W. Dixie Highway, Miami. this Guest Book Online, go to www.herald.com/obituaries.

Hollywood. passed ANDREW, away, 38, Svc BELLE, of Tel 954-921-5150 BIGHI. ALAILSON, 67, of Paradise Valley, Arizona 29, 2004. passed He away unexpectedly on June be dearly missed by his wife Silvia, son Ed a and Patty, daughter Melissa and John and granddaughter Kaitlen. To visit this Guest Book Online, go to www.herald.com/obituaries.

BOVIO, 85, ALESSANDRO JOHN, Pembro Pines, passed away Monday, 26, 2004. Beloved husband of Frances "Lozito" Bovio, of Pembroke of Pines, Julie Devoted and father Williams, Miramar, FL, Steven (Cheryl) Bovio, of Coral Springs, FL, and Alex (Reina) Bovio, of Pembroke Pines, FL; Loving grandfather of Ian, Jessica, and Matthew. Sandy was a resident of South Florida since 1948, moving from Mount Vernon, New York. He was employed by Pan American World Airline in New York and Miami for 32 years. Reposing Wednesday July 28,2004 from 2-4 p.m.

and 6-9 p.m. where a prayer service will be held at 7:30 p.m. at the Joseph A. Scarano Pines Memorial Chapel. Mass of Christian burial 10 a.m.

Thursday at St. Maximilian Kolbe Catholic Church with interment following at Vista Cemetery in Miami, Florida. Family suggests in lieu of flowers contributions may be made in Sandy's memory to the St. Maximilian Kolbe Catholic Church Building Fund, 701 N. Hiatus Rd.

Pembroke Pines, FL 33026. Arrangements by: SCARANO Joseph A. Scarano Funeral Homes Pines Memorial Chapel 9000 Pines Blvd Pembroke Pines, FL 33024 954-438-8222 To visit this Guest Book Online, go to www.herald.com/obituaries. 77, died July 24.305-642-4301 BYRON, BYRON LOU, 50, of Pinecrest, died July 23. 305.238.3672 CABEZAS, JUAN CRISOL, 90, July 27.

305.445.9508 CAMPOS, 23.305-445-9508 SILVIO, 86, died July CASTRO, FRANCISCO, 64, of Sve 2pm, Tel Express condolences. See the obituary section at 005683-1 www.herald.com/obituaries Death Notices COWART, CHARLES A. 55 of Hallandale passed away Beloved Father of Shawn, and Chanel Cowart son in-law Joey Roden. Beloved Grandfather of Cheyenne. Beloved Brother of Michael, and 5 sisters.

Also survived by his mother. He was a Vietnam Veteran serving as a SRGT. in 1969-1970 receiving the Medal of Honor, and Metal of Valor, a Bronze Star, 2 Purple Hearts, and a Special Ops Medal. He served as a letter carrier for the Postal Service of North Miami Beach for 26 years. Visitation Tuesday 7-9 pm.

Services Wed. 10 am at Visita Memorial Gardens funeral Home. 305-821-1421 To visit this Guest Book Online, go to www.herald.com/obituaries. DAWSON FORREST Forrest Braden 68, BRADEN, a Miami native, passed away peacefully at home on July 26, 2004 after a lengthy illness. He leaves behind his beloved wife Lori, their children Stacey and Braden and will be deeply missed by his former wife Carol and their children Deborah, Eileen, Loretta and Jennifer.

He also leaves 6 loving grandchildren and will remain in the hearts of our family members and his many friends. Family and friends are invited to attend a memorial at 3:00 pm on Thursday at Stanfill Funeral Homes, 10545 S. Dixie Hwy, Miami. In lieu of flowers, donations in Bud's memory may be made to either Women's Cancer Society or Catholic Hospice. To visit this Guest Book Online, go to www.herald.com/obituaries.

DERINGER. SHIRLEY JEANNE GAMMAGE, 77, passed away Friday July 23, 2004 at her residence after an extended illness. The Miami, FL native was born April 5, 1927. graduated from Miami High School and moved to the Branford, Fl area from Miami in 1977. Mrs Deringer was a homemaker, member of the Branford Woman's Club, Branford Road Runners Camping Club, and the Branford First Baptist Church where she was a choir member for over 20 years.

She was a loving wife, mother grandmother who always put others needs before her own. She will be missed and will remain in our hearts forever. She is survived her husband, Edward Deringer of Branford, FL, one daughter, Marcia MAdams of Lake City, two sons, Don Deringer Beach, CA, David Deringer, of Branford, two brothers Dr. Albert of Arlington, TX, Bruce Gammage, of Miami, four grandchildren, Jonathon, Matthew, Alicia, Paul and 2 great grandchildren also survive. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday July 28, 2004 at 2:00 PM in the First Baptist Church of Branford with Rev.

Bryan Jones officiationg. Interment will follow in Oak Grove Cemetery. In lieu of flowers make contributions to Hospice of Suwannee Valley 168 SW Florida Gateway Drive, Lake City, FL 32024 or to First Baptist Church Building Fund P.O. Box 853 Branford, Daniels Funeral Homes Inc. of Branford in charge of all arrangements.

To Online, go to www.herald.com/obituaries. DIRSE, VICTOR 78, of Miami, died 305-325-8616 DOMINGUEZ, JUANA 42, passed away Svc 305-227-3333 DONES, DULCE 305-227-3344 89, died JOHN HARDING, Welshman" July 29th, 1939 to July 24th, 2004. Was an engineer by training and Master in Mechanical and Aeronautical Eng. -also a skilled Master Craftman. He built a Concorde prototype and developed the fastest silk loom, which brought him to the US in 1967.

He held many patents and while working Cordis, developed the titanium pacemaker, the brain-state analyzer, and the bone densitometry. He had a clever with and enjoyed writing new lyrics for Gilbert and Sullivan and other composers. He owned the Copper Kettle Celtic Shop. John loved his family and his church. He served in capacities from teacher to parish council to choir at St.Stephen's Episcopal for 25 years.

He recently embraced the community of St. Andrew's as lay leader and chorister. He is survived by his love and partner, Pamela, his daughter Suzanne, his step children whom he loved as his own Kristen and Michael Hughes, Scott Sherwood, Tanya, Meredith Jones, Ian Erin Sherwood. He delighted in his grandchildren Michael, Logan, and Casie Hughes, and Katrina Austin Jones. Surviving brothers are Roger Harding Edwards and Anthony Harding Edwards.

Family visitation 7:00 PM Wed, July 28th at St. Andrew's. Memorial service 7:00 PM at St. Andrew's. Donations to St.

Andrew Episcopal Church (14260 Old Cutler Rd. Miami, FL33158) Stanfill Funeral Home 10545 Dixie (305)667-2518 Family FERNANDEZ, JOSEFINA, 44, of Miami died Vis 5pm, Svc 1pm. Tel 305-226-1010 FERNANDEZ, PILOTO RAIMUNDO, 60, died July 25. 305-642-4301 GARCIA, AMADO, 79, died 26. Service 10am Tues.

305-888-6792 GARCIA, MARIA, 7. 74, died July 26. Visitation 11am Wed. with service at 2pm. 305-445-9508 GARELICK.

KENNETH, Graveside Service today at 10:00 AM, at Eternal Light LEVITT WEINSTEIN WPB (561) 689-8700 Express condolences. See the obituary section at www.herald.com/obituaries Death Notices GRANT, BILL CARL, born, February 1924, at Guntersville, Alabama. He was the Son of the Late Judson B. Grant Ruth Scogin Grant. He came with family to Lake Harbor, Florida, when was three (3) years old in 1928.

He with his wife, Mary 1949, Harris Grant, came Naples in from Clewiston, where they had resided since their marriage August 1, 1944, where he was the Head Mechanic for the United State Sugar Corporation for eight years. He a member of the First Baptist Church of Lake Harbor, East Naples CivAssociation, Collier County Historical Society, and several Stock Car Clubs of Florida, having built and raced the first Stock Car in Collier County. He and his wife built, owned, and operated Airport Garage for 50 years, and, he owned and operated the first -time Wrecker Serin Collier County. He passed away Sunday morning at his home in LaBelle, Florida. He is survived by his wife of ters, Barbara Grant Ellis and Meece years, Mary Harris Grant, two daugh-60 Jr.

Charlotte Grant Wangerin G.B. Wangerin of LaBelle, Florida, two Grand-daughters, Mary Lessie Jeryl Buck of LaBelle, Florida, Jessie Mae Ellis of. Naples, one Billy Meece Buck of LaBelle, Florida, Nieces, Janet Grant Huffman and Steve Huffman of Lexington Park, Maryland, Lynda Grant Scroggin Bob Scroggin of Okeechobee, Florida, Barbara McLeod Remerow Ray Remerow of Clewinston, Florida, Hannah McClendon Shayne Maley of Montana, Nephews James (Bo) Grant Jan Adams of Naples, Dennis Martha Grant of Oxford, Florida, Ken McCleod of Clewiston, Florand Larry McLeod of Clewiston, Florida, 7 Great Nieces 7 Great Nephews. Visitation will be Wednesday, 28, 2-4 PM and 6-9 PM, at the Akin-Davis Funeral Home, 560 E. Hickpoochee Avenue, LaBelle, Florida.

Funeral will be Thursday, July 29, at 2 PM, the -Davis Funeral Home. visit this Guest Book Online, go to www. www.herald.com/obituaries. GREENSPON, ETHEL, Graveside Service Today at 1:30 PM, LEVITT WEINSTEIN Memorial Chapel 18840 Dixie Awy NMB (305) 932-2700 N. Hiatus Rd.

Pembroke Pines, FL, arrangements by: SCARANO Joseph A. Scarano Funeral Homes Pines Memorial Chapel 9000 Pines Blvd Pembroke Pines, FL 33024 954-438-8222 To visit this Guest Book Online, go to www.herald.com/obituaries. GRIJUELA, DOLORES, 95, died July 26. Vist. Burial 3pm Tue.

305.227.3344 GRIJUELA, DOLORES, died 3pm Tues. 305-227-3344 GUAL, JORGE, 64, of Miami died July 25.30 HOLMES, HENRY 80, of Boca Raton, FL, passed away July 20, 2004. Henry is survived by his loving wife, Margaret, and their adoring children, Frank, Mary, David and Paul. He also leaves to cherish his memory his grandchildren, Miranda, Francis, Grace, Paola, and Michael. Funeral Services were held July 23, 2004 at the funeral home.

Henry was interred at Boca Raton Cemetery. To visit this Guest Book Online, go to www.herald.com/obituaries. JARRO, JUAN 77, of Pembroke Pines, passed away Monday, July 26, 2004. Beloved husbad of Delia "Cisneros" Jarro, of Pembroke Pines, FL; Devoted and loving father of Delia (Horacio) Villazon, of Pembroke Pines, Patricia Fernandez, of Miramar, FL; Loving grandfather of Horacio, Michael, Lydia, Richard and Teresa; Loving great grandfather of Elizabeth, Gabriel, Hannah, Noah, and Haley; and 1 great grandchild expected in December; Dearest brother of Margot Feliciano, of Puerto Rico. A resident of South Florida since 1961, formerly of The Bronx, New York.

Mass of Christian Burial will be held Today, Tuesday at 1. pm at St. Maximilian Kolbe Catholic Church, 701 N. Hiatus Rd. Pembroke Pines, FL, JONES, BEN, 91, of Dania, died Vis 6-9pm, Svc Tel 954-921-5150 LIMA, RAFAEL 89, of Miami, died 10am, Tel 305-226-1010 LOPEZ, SHIR, 36, of Miami died Svc 8am, Tel 305-226-1010 LOPEZ, TERESA, 80, of Miami, died Tel 305-226-1010 MACHO, JUAN, 89, died July 26, Visit 4pm Tues.

Service 11am Wed. 305-227-3344 MARTIN, ANGEL, 81, died July 24, 2004 305-227-3344 MARTINEZ, ENRIQUE 72, of Miami, died July 23. Private Service and Viewing MCSWAIN, DOROTHY, 70, of Miami passed away Vstn 5-8pm, Svc 11am. Manker Funeral Home 305-635-4453 MELENDEZ, LYDIA, 87, of Miami, died July 24. 305-325-8616 MENESES, EMMA, 72, of Miami, died Svc held Tel 305-226-1010 MIGUELEZ, JUAN.

20, of Miami, died Tel 305-226-1010 RAMIREZ, FREDDY, 71, July 26, Service 1pm Tues. 7127. 305-445-9508 RAMOS, CARLOS 77, of Miami, died Tel 305-226-1010 Death Notices RAYMONDE, C. of Lauderhill, passed away. Arrangements inc.

Tel 954-921-5150 RILE, MIGUEL 76, died July 25. Svc. Tue. 305-269-4901 RIPOL, ELVIRA, 84, of Miami, died Tel 305-226-1010 ROBERTS, JOANNE WHARFIELD, born September 10. 1934, passed away on July 25, 2004 at Mercy Hospital.

Loving wife of Jack, married 49 years. Loving mother of Winnie, Dianne, Patty (husband Hosain), and Stephen. Loving grandmother to Erica, (husband Wayne), Jennifer, John, Shaun, Michael, and Jonathan. Visitation will be at Van Orsdel Coral Gables Chapel on Friday 7-30-04, 7-9 PM, Service Saturday, PM. VAN ORSDEL CORAL GABLES 4600 SW 8 St (305)446-4412 Family Owned Since 1924 ROSEN, JUDITH, 70, passed away July 24, 2004.

Beloved wife, mother and grandmother. Judy is survived by her husband Paul; children, Steven Rosen, Lori (Michael) George and Wendi Rosen; grandchildren Jacob Samuel George and Sarah Kate George. Loved by all who knew her, she was a year resident of the beach, and was Past P.T.A. President of Miami Beach High and Feinberg Elementary School, outstanding Travel Agent and best friend of all who knew her. She was a graduate of Miami Beach High and the University of Miami.

Services 2:00 P.M. Tuesday at RIVERSIDE GORDON MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 1920 Alton Rd. Miami Beach. In lieu of flowers. contributions may be made in her memory to Givat Haviva.

To visit this Guest Book Online, go to www.herald.com/obituaries. SUAREZ, MARIA C. ROJAS "Marieta" 95 Passed 7-24-04. An Accomplished RN from Cuba married to our beloved Dr. Luis Suarez Fernandez, a well remembered Neurosurgeon.

A long time resident Miami, FL is lovingly survived by daughter Luisa Maria Lee Crook. Grandchildren Lourdes Tim Gibson, Ana Lawrence Dreese, Kent Tania Crook and late Mark Great Grandchildren: Bryan, Lexie Ashley, Anthony, Jimmy, Rebecca, Lauren, Christina and Harrison and many other relatives. She will always in our hearts and souls and will be terribly missed. Funeral Services will be held at Caballero 7-28-04. To visit this Book Online, go to www.herald.com/obituaries.

TORRES, ANGEL, 51, of Kissimmee, FL, died Vis and Serv 10-2pm, Tel 407-847-2494 URIZAR, JESSICA, 27, of Miami died Vis Tel 305-226-1010 Miami, died 954-730-7557 WINSKI, JACK 82, of Lakeland, passed away July 18. Survived by wife Rosemary Goldberg, and sons and daughters; Steven A. (Joie) Winski Michigan City, IN, Michael D. Winski of Lafayette, LA, Ronald S. (Susan) Winski of Miami, Betty (Alain) Sitbon of Chicago, Lauren Asher of Valparaiso, IN and 10 grandchildren and 6 great -grandchildren; sister-in-law; Freda Winski of Michigan City, IN.

Services will be held 12 noon at Sinai Temple. Tel 219-874-4214. To visit this Guest Book Online, go to www.herald.com/obituaries. VOLTAIRE, MILORD, 49, of WYMAN, MORRIS, Graveside Service Today at 2:15 PM at Light LEVITT WEINSTEIN WPB (561) 689-8700 In Memoriam Lee-Ann McIntosh-Fields You are Forever Remembered Missed In Loving Memory of of Frank It has been a year since you joined God in Heaven. Not a day goes by that we do not think of you and miss you, but we know you are with us in spirit forever.

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