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The Modesto Bee Monday November 23 1992 D-15 Obituaries Tony Bastian April 22 1905 Nov 20 1992 Memories number Photographs also may be submitted No poetry please Send your letter to Memories care of The Modesto Bee Metro Desk PO Box 3928 Modesto 95352 Letters also can be faxed to The Bee at 578-2207 For more information call 578-2342 Letters which are subject to editing will be published on an occasional basis in The Bee pm to 8 pm today at Salas Brothers Funeral Chapel Hollon Stamps Dec 29 1906 Nov 21 1992 Hollon Stamps 85 of Manteca died Saturday at Doctors Hospital of Manteca Mr Stamps was a native of Tennessee and lived in Manteca 65 years He was a retired office manager for Pacific Gas Electric Co after 45 years and a member of St Methodist Church and the Manteca Rotary Club He was an Army veteran of World War II He is survived by his wife Ol-lie Stamps of Manteca and sister Mable Moll of French Camp A funeral is scheduled for 1:30 pm Tuesday at PL Fry Son Funeral Chapel Manteca Burial will be at Park View Cemetery Visitation will be from 1 1 am to 6 pm today and 8 am to 1:30 pm Tuesday at the chapel Kathryn Stratford Sept 9 1916 Nov 21 1992 Kathryn Stratford 76 of Manteca died Saturday at her residence Mrs Stratford was a native of Escalon and lived in Manteca 64 years She was a homemaker and member of St Catholic Church She is survived by her husband Tom Stratford of Manteca her daughters Kathleen Kennedy and Maureen Stratford both of Manteca Sylvia Johnson of Nevada and Carol Ann of Beverly Hills brother Dempsey Carroll of Stockton and four grandchildren A vigil and prayer service is scheduled for 11 am Wednesday at PL Fry Son Funeral Chapel Burial will be at St Catholic Cemetery Escalon Visitation will be from 1 pm to 6 pm Tuesday at the chapel son Arata both of Stockton and Benjamin Devencenzi of San Andreas sisters Millicent Heinl of Modesto and Aimee Arata of Stockton grandparents Russell and Joanne Steele of Lodi Ronald and Rosemarie Ramey of Idaho and Sybil Ramey of Iowa and great-grandparents Don and Enio Goldsberry of Iowa and Nina Quill of Iowa A memorial service is scheduled for 4 pm Tuesday at Trinity United Presbyterian Church Visitation will be from 10 am to 2 pm Tuesday at the McHenry Chapel of Franklin Downs Remembrances may be made to the Jessica Ramey Fund 701 Prairie Court Galt 95632 William Schumock Oct 19 1901 Nov 21 1992 William Schumock 91 of Escalon died Saturday at Oakdale Hospital Mr Schumock was a native of Kansas and lived in Escalon 56 years He was a mechanic He is survived by his daughter Darlene Allwein of Carmichael brothers Francis Schumock of Iowa and Vincent Schumock of Kansas nine grandchildren 14 great-grandchildren and five great-great-grandchildren A graveside service is scheduled for 2 pm Wednesday at Burwood Cemetery Visitation will be from 10 am to 7 pm Tuesday at Deegan Funeral Chapel Escalon Loritta Stacey April 17 Nov 20 1992 Loritta Stacey 64 of Modesto died Friday at Scenic Circle Care Center Mrs Stacey was a native of Oklahoma and had lived in Modesto 47 years She was a hostess at She is survived by her children Guy Stacey of Modesto and Kimbra Crawford of Las Vegas Nev sisters Gladys Antle and JoAnn Delhart both of Ceres Leautha Anderson and Janice Pence both of Modesto Loretta Renard of Oakdale and Geneva Bowen of Pond Creek Okla four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren A funeral is set for 1 pm Tuesday at Calvary Temple Burial will be at Acacia Memorial Park Visitation will be from 4 tree both of Turlock Walter Crabtree of Stigler Okla and Bill Crabtree of Central Valley 21 grandchildren and 18 greatgrandchildren A funeral is scheduled for 10 am Wednesday at Salas Brothers Funeral Chapel Modesto Burial will be at Modesto Cemetery Visitation will be from 4 pm to 8 pm Tuesday at the chapel Harold Dabold July 16 1900 Nov 22 1992 Harold William Dabold 92 of Turlock died Sunday at English Oaks Convalescent Hospital Mr Dabold was a native of La Crosse Wis and lived in Turlock four years He was a credit manager for Armour Co for 35 years He was a member of the Lions Club and Calvary Baptist Church He is survived by his daughters Barbara Murphy of Turlock and Virginia Seifert of Sonora five grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren A graveside service is scheduled for 3 pm Wednesday at Los Gatos Memorial Park Allen Mortuary of Manteca is in charge of arrangements James DaBraeo July 28 1925 Nov 21 1992 James DaBraeo 67 of Modesto died Saturday at Doctors Medical Center Mr DaBraeo was a native of San Jose and lived in Modesto 67 years He was a warehouse manager for Stanislaus Food Products and a member of Our Lady of Fatima Church the Elks Lodge Clampus Vitus and the Teamsters union He is survived by his wife Kathryn DaBraeo of Modesto children Donna Vanaman Amber Pezzuto and Daniel Lyon all of Modesto Diane Davis of Vancouver Wash James DaBraeo Jr of Hughson Glen Lyon of Coos Bay Ore and Michelle Lyon of Eugene Ore The rosary will be recited at 7 pm Tuesday at the Colonial Chapel of Franklin Downs A Mass will be said at 9 am Wednesday at Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church Burial will be at St Stanislaus Catholic Cemetery Visitation will be from 3 pm to 9 pm Tuesday at the chapel Tony Bastian 87 of Tracy died Friday Mr Bastian was a native of Portugal and lived in Tracy 70 years He was a farmer and a member of St Catholic Church and the Luso-American Society He is survived by his children Arthur Junqueiro of Tracy David Junqueiro of Manteca Clara Bonde of Riverbank and Isabel Carranza of Chula Vista and brother Frank Bastian of Tracy The rosary will be recited at 7 pm Tuesday at Fry Memorial Chapel Tracy A funeral is scheduled for 10 am Wednesday at St Catholic Church Burial will be at Tracy Public Cemetery Visitation will be from noon to 6 pm today and 10 am to 8 pm Tuesday at the chapel Bonnie Bates June 6 1919 Nov 21 1992 Bonnie Bates 73 of Stockton died Saturday at Doctors Hospital of Manteca She was a native of Rome Ga She lived in Manteca 10 years and in Stockton the past 18 years She was a former teacher for Hansel and Gretel Day Care and a member of Bethany Baptist Church Stockton She is survived by her son Larry Bates of Manteca brother Alton Studard of Rome Ga two grandchildren and one greatgrandchild A funeral is scheduled for 11 am Tuesday at PL Fry Son Funeral Chapel Manteca Burial will be at Park View Cemetery Visitation will be from 1 1 am to 6 pm today at the chapel Remembrances may be made to Mary Graham Hall PO Box 201056 Stockton 95201 Ellie Boardman Jan 20 1905 Nov 21 1992 Ellie Crabtree Boardman 87 of Turlock died Saturday She was a native of Oklahoma and lived in Turlock 45 years She was a homemaker and member of the Pentecostal Church of God She is survived by her children Doris Hedrick of Salida Mary Collum and Kenith Crab- When a friend or loved one passes away our minds are flooded with memories Tell us your memories about someone who died recently and who lived in our area and was special to you about how he or she touched your life Letters should be no longer than 150 words They should include the name age date of death and funeral home Also include your name address and daytime telephone Remembrances may be made to the American Cancer Society PO Box 285 Modesto 95353 or the Monsignor William Kennedy Education Foundation Our Lady of Fatima School 501 Granger Ave Modesto 95350 Samantha Kee Sept 15 1992 Nov 19 1992 Samantha Catherine Kee 3 months of Sonora died Thursday She was a native of Sonora She is survived by her parents Julie and Christopher Kee of Sonora and grandparents Joan and Paul Moore of San Francisco and John and Irene Kee of Fremont A funeral is scheduled for 10 am Tuesday at Terzich Wilson Funeral Home Burial will be at St Catholic Cemetery Ernestine Lewis March 1 1923 Nov 20 1992 Ernestine Lillian Lewis 69 of Los Banos died Friday at a local hospital She was a native of Dos Palos and lived in Los Banos many years She was a homemaker She is survived by her sons Geary Lewis of Los Banos and Don Lewis of Capitola and one grandson The rosary will be recited at 7 pm today at Whitehurst Funeral Chapel Los Banos A Mass will be said at 9 am Tuesday at St Catholic Church Los Banos Burial will be at Los Banos District Cemetery Visita Kaysone was security-conscious especially after a third assassination attempt in 1977 He also strove to eliminate Western influences and forge a more structured society Wilbur Ziehl Former UN official IRON RTVER Wis Wilbur Ziehl a retired federal and United Nations official died Wednesday of injuries from an automobile accident He was 74 and lived in Pompano Beach Fla Ziehl was an undersecretary of state and for several years served the US Mission to the United Nations as the senior adviser for legal and international affairs While there he became controller of the United Nations acting head of its financial services office the pension committee chairman and board member of the International School and head of its construction committee In 40 years as a federal civil servant he served in various capacities in the Civilian Conservation Corps Forest Service War Department Bureau of the Budget Treasury Department Customs Service and State Department An active church member Ziehl in 1972 headed a commission that developed a reorganization of the Lutheran Church in America He also helped raise money for the United Givers Fund and American Cancer Society Ziehl was bom in Menomonie Deaths Elsewhere tion is scheduled from 5 pm to 7 pm today at the chapel Ethel SA Pritchett Nov 9 Nov 21 1992 Ethel Sara Ann Pritchett 62 of Turlock died Saturday at her residence Mrs Pritchett was a native of Pixley and lived in Turlock 31 years She was a care giver for the Stanislaus County Health Department She is survived by her children Christine Lawson Debbie Belew Michael Pritchett and Tammy Belew all of Turlock David Pritchett of Hughson Dusty Pritchett of Denair and Susan Souza of Delhi brother Floyd Gray of Marysville mother Alice Davis of Hughson six grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren A graveside service is scheduled for 1:30 pm Tuesday at Ceres Cemetery Visitation will be from 3 pm to 9 pm today at the Colonial Chapel of Franklin Downs Jessica Ramey Aug 24 1978 Nov 20 1992 Jessica Renee Ramey 14 of Modesto died Friday at Stanislaus Medical Center She was a native of Lodi and lived in Modesto five years She was a student at Mark Twain School She is survived by her parents Pamela Steele of Modesto and Michael Ramey of San Andreas brothers Jason Ramey Douglas Heinl and Russell Heinl all of Modesto Nicholas Arata and Ja Wis He earned a law degree at George Washington University Sir Arthur Forbes Earl of Granard MORGES Switzerland Sir Arthur Patrick Hastings Forbes the ninth Earl of Granard died Thursday at his home here He was 77 Lord Granard born in England of Irish ancestry was educated at Eton and Trinity College Cambridge He received a degree from Cambridge University in 1937 In World War II he served with the Royal Air Force as air adviser to the minister of state for the Middle East His decorations included the British Air Force Cross the French Legion of Honor and the American Legion of Merit He was a director of Texaco from 1972 to 1990 and served as a director for other companies including Nabisco Group Ltd and Martini Rossi wife Marie-Made-leine Eugenie princess of Faucigny Lucinge died in 1990 He is survived by two daughters Moira Forbes and Georgina Forbes two sisters Lady Bute of Scotland and Countess Rossi of Switzerland and two grandchildren Dr Gunther Nagel Stanford professor STANFORD Dr Gunther Nagel author surgeon and one of Stanford oldest graduates is dead at age 98 more Changes Amber Oglevee A graveside service is scheduled for 3:30 pm today at Lakewood Memorial Park Hughson Gazzelloni was popularly known for his golden flute of which he once said am more jealous of it than of my women because it is my blood it is my sound it is my very Stan Wasiak Baseball manager MOBILE Ala Stan Wasiak who tutored some of future stars as the winningest manager in minor league history died at his home He was 72 Wasiak was the first manager of the Class A team in Vero Beach Fla from 1980 through his retirement in 1986 Known as of the Wasiak set an all-time minor league record with 2570 career wins in 37 consecutive seasons of managing also an all-time record His managerial career spanned 17 cities and included nine league pennants and 21 divisional titles His last championship team was the 1983 Vero Beach Dodgers Funeral Notices MILLIE MORGAN 9 AAA St Stanislaus Catholic Church FRANKLIN DOWNS -COLONIAL CHAPEL Directors Funeral Directors Lakewood Funeral Home 900 Santa Fe 883-0411 Nagel who died Tuesday received his medical degree from Stanford in 1921 After surgical training at the Mayo Clinic Nagel became a clinical professor at Stanford in the late 1920s and was named emeritus in 1959 Nagel became the first director of alumni relations at Stanford when he was in his 70s He wrote several books including Mayor and Stanford Survivors include two sons Peter of Santa Barbara and Carl of Louisville Ky Severino Gazzelloni Italian flutist ROME Severino Gazzelloni the dean of Italian flutists and the inspiration for 135 compositions has died He was 73 The musician had been suffering from a brain tumor discovered in May and had played only one concert since then the news agency ANSA said He died Saturday at a clinic in Cassino near his hometown of Roccasecca south of Rome Gazzelloni taught generations of Italian flutists and was principal flutist of the RAI symphony orchestra for 30 years At his peak as a soloist he performed as many as 250 concerts a year He taught at leading conservatory the academy of Santa Cecilia in Rome and Chi-giana Academy in Siena Composers such as Pierre Boulez Luciano Berio and Igor Stravinsky wrote works for him Indochinese Communist Party He reportedly developed strong personal ties with North revolutionary father Ho Chi Minh and its military leader Vo Nguyen Giap Kaysone received his first military and political training from the Viet Minh Ho sent Kaysone back to Laos to join the anti-French movement when revolutionaries began laying the foundation of what was to become the Lao Patriotic Front or Pathet Lao and the power behind it the Lao Revolutionary Party In 1949 Kaysone was made commander of the Free Lao revolutionary army and became one of the Indochinese Communist first Lao members When the Free Lao Front was established in 1950 Kaysone was appointed to the clandestine Central Committee and made defense minister Five years later the Lao Revolutionary Party was founded and he was elected its secretary-general and made commander of the Pathet Lao army His rapid rise was attributed to his intellect and organizational ability and his close ties with North Vietnam which backed the Pathet Lao against France and the Vientiane government War in Laos ended in 1973 and for the next two years the Pathet Lao consolidated power On Dec 2 1975 the 600-year-old monarchy was abolished opposition coalition leaders were ousted from the government and Kaysone was appointed premier Kaysone Phomvihane Laotian president BANGKOK President Kaysone Phomvihane of Laos the ruler since the communist takeover in 1975 died Saturday Laotian state radio said He was 71 The broadcast monitored in Bangkok said Kaysone died of an illness It did not specify the problem mention who will succeed him or give other significant details Kaysone who would have been 72 Dec 13 helped direct three decades of revolution against France and the US-backed regime in Vientiane He had been chief of the Laotian Communist Party since 1955 and was premier from 1975 to August 1991 when the National Assembly elected him president and endowed the post with greater power Since 1986 Kaysone had relaxed controls over the economy and permitted some private enterprise in this landlocked Southeast Asian country of 4 million one of the poorest and most isolated nations in the world But political dissent still is not tolerated He was born in 1920 in the southern panhandle province of Savanakhet his official biography says His mother was a Lao peasant his Vietnamese father a civil servant for the French who then ruled Laos He studied law at Hanoi University and became involved with student activities under the wing of the fledgling When you need to say In Memoriam Cards of Thanks Personals The Bee offers these classifications for those who need to say more about their loved ones For more information or to place an ad call 521-7777 Out of town call toll free 1-800-7 7 6-4 ADS Classified department is open from 7 am pm Monday -Friday Closed Saturday! 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