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Gannett Suburban Newspapers i 4B Sunday. November 29, 1992 MK Vtk Robert Reades retired business executive Michael Joseph Gangemfc retired police captain ke was a member of the Apa-wamis Club and the American Yacht Gub and was a parishioner or Christ's Church, all in Rye. Mr. Reade also had homes in Wat Falmouth, and Vero Beach, Fla. He is survived by his wife of Rye; three daughters, Deborah Christensen of Park City, Utah, Nancy Everett of Rye and Jane Nissi of Wellesley Hills, a brother, Alan Lee Reade of Bloomsfield Hills, and eight grandchildren.

Family and friends are making donations to the Rye Free Reading Room and to United Hospital Medical Center. Funeral arrangements are being handled by the Graham Funeral Home in Rye. cousin, Richard Reade, now of Setauket, N.Y. He graduated from Columbia University.in 1936. Mr.

Reade served in the U.S. Navy during World War II and commanded a PT boat squadron in the Mediterranean. He earned the Bronze Star and Silver Star medals and the Croix de Guerre. Alter the war Mr. Reade helped found an organization for PT boat officers called Peter Tare and he served for several years on the board of directors.

He married Doris Hughes on Nov. 27, 1948, in Southern Pines, N.C. Mr. Reade was on the board of directors of the Rye YMCA in the 1940s and 1950s. Robert Reade, a longtime Rye resident, died of a heart attack Friday at United Hospital Medical Center in Port Chester.

He was 77. The vice president and comptroller of Julius Wile and Sons wine and liquor importers, Mr. Reade retired in 1975. He had worked for the company, which was in New York City and became a division of RJR Nabisco, for 37 years. A tennis player, Mr.

Reade won the National Senior Platform Tennis Championship in 1963. He was born May 18, 1915, in Cedarhurst, N.Y., to Lee and Hilda Blum Reade. He moved to Rye in 1933 to live with his aunt and uncle and grew up with his the Shandaken Rod and Gun Gub at Big Indian, New York. His hobbies were hunting, fishing and gardening. "He loved to work that was his enjoyment in life, said his daughter Helen Dommermuth of Hopewell Junction, "His end-of-the-year barbecues were famous.

He loved to make macaroni. And he was always handing out bags of fresh produce when people came to visit Mr. Gangemi was a communicant of Sacred Heart Church of Hartsdale. Besides his daughter, he is survived by his wife; another daughter, Michele Gangemi of Hartsdale; a son, Michael L. Gangemi of West Harrison; a brother, Louis Gangemi of Elms-ford; two sisters, Dorothy Vacca-ro of Port Chester and Catherine Theriault of Cape Coral, and four grandchildren.

Donations are being made to the American Heart Association and the American Cancer Society. I Funeral arrangements are be-' ing. handled by the McElroy-Flynn Funeral Home Inc. in Elmsford. He was born Oct 3, 1929, to Luigi and Helen Rawlings Gangemi in White Plains.

He attended Greenburgh schools and graduated from high school in 1947. Mr. Gangemi served in the U.S. Army from 1947 to 1948 and was recalled to active duty from 1950 to 1951 during the Korean War, He attained the rank of corporal. Before joining the police force, he worked for General Motors in North Tarrytywn.

A resident of Hartsdale since 1940, for the past four years Mr. Gangemi divided his time between Westchester County and his second home in Hudson, Fla. On Nov. 4, 1951, his married Gloria Cassanelli at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church in White Plains. Mr.

Gangemi served on the New York state Board of Traffic and Safety in Albany from 1972 to 1988. Mr. Gangemi was a member of the American Legion, Butler Johnson Post No. 520 in Elms-ford. He was a member of the Elks Gub of Scarsdale and the Fraternal Order of Eagles in Hudson, Fla.

He was president of PhDomenaC. Loiaconos lifelong Harrison resident Philomena C. Loiacono, a life- tion. She was co-founder and long Harrison resident, died Fri- past president of the Ladies Aux-day at SL Agnes Hospital in iliary of the John Cabot Gub, a White Plains. She was 83.

civic organization. Michael Joseph Gangemi, a retired Greenburgh police captain and longtime Hartsdale resident, died of a heart attack Friday at Westchester County Medical Center in Valhalla. He was 63. Mr. Gangemi was an officer with the Greenburgh Police Department for 35 years.

4 I He joined the force Feb. 1, 1953, and attained the rank of captain in 1982. He served as commanding officer of the forces patrol unit and traffic unit, acted as a departmental liaison to Town Hall on zoning and planning and special events, and helped to found the department's paramedic unit in 1980. He retired in 1988. was my boss for a num-- ber of years when he was commanding officer of staff services, said Greenburgh police Chief John Kapica.

He knew everybody and had connections throughout the state. Because of that, the town of Greenburgh really did well when we needed something, he could help. He wrote the grant that originally got us our first paramedics. He was a decent guy, a fair guy; He always tried to do the right thing." Angelina Carducci, an Italian immigrant who lived in Mamaro-neck and Larchmont for most of her life, died of respiratory problems yesterday at New Rochelle Hospital Medical Center. She was 80.

She was born Oct. 17, 1912, in Rocasecca, Italy, to Bernardo and Saveiia Georgio Marsella. She grew up in Italy and immigrated to the United States in October 1927. On June 15, 1935, she married Joseph Carducci at St. Vito's Church in Mamaroneck.

The eldest of 12 children, Mrs. Loiacono was born June 27, 1909, to Frank and Guilia Russo Cassa-lia. She attended Harrison schools until the age of 14, when she left to help support her family by working in the garment district in White Plains. In 1928, she married Dominick Loiacono. He died in 1978.

Mrs. Loiacono was a parishioner of SL -Gregory the Great Church in Harrison. She was a member of the Harrison Senior Citizens organiza- homemaker, longtime area resident I Death Notices.CTK Society. Aiide from her sister, Mrs. Carducci is survived by two sons, Joseph and Benjamin Carducci of Mamaroneck; and a daughter, Marie Bolchazy of Barrington, six grandchildren; ami a great-grandchild.

Her husband died in 1983. A sister, Elizabeth Fraioli, and a brother, Larry Marsella, also died earlier. Funeral arrangements are being handled by Coxe 6c Graziano Funeral Home in Mamaroneck. In addition to his wife of Greenwich, he is survived by two daughters. Sue Staplefield Breen of Stamford and Veronica Staplefield Kriskey of Greenwich; and three grandchildren.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Banksvilie Independent Fire Dept, Greenwich Bedford Road, Bedford, N.Y. Arrangements are being handled by Leo P. Gallagher lc Son Funeral Home in Greenwich. Her sister, Mary Marsella of Mamaroneck, said the Carduccis loved to go ballroom dancing. "They used to go dancing every week without fail," she said.

They loved the cha-cha and the tango. Mrs. Carducci also loved to cook and swim, her sister said. She was a homemaker for many years and a parishioner of St Vito's Church in Mamaroneck. She was also a member of the Columbiettes and the Betsy Ross On Jan.

8, 955, he married Janet Bozak in Sacred Heart Church in Byram, Conn. From 1965 until his retirement in 1990, Mr. Staplefield' worked as a quality control supervisor for Balteau Electronics in Stamford, Conn. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus Orinoco Council No. 39 in Greenwich and the Banks ville Independent Fire Dept wStaptefield: retired quality control supervisor Charles F.

Staplefield, a former Port Chester resident, died Saturday of an aneurysm at Greenwich Hospital in Connecticut He was 65. Mr. Staplefield was born in Port Chester on May 14, 1927, to diaries and Frances Doran Staplefield. He was educated in Port Chester schools. He moved to Greenwich 45 years ago.

i Millerton, N.Y., Frances Tiernan of Hallandale, and Yolanda Nardo of Bridgeport, three brothers, Anthony Cassalia and Donald H. Cassalia, both of Harrison, and Frank Cassalia of Hollywood, eight grandchildren; and a great-grandchild. A sister, Concetta Lusardo, and a half sister, Frances Wells, died earlier. The family suggests contributions to the Harrison Volunteer Ambulance Corps, 2 Pleasant Ridge Road, Harrison N.Y. 10528.

Arrangements are being handled by the Harrison Funeral Home. 1 Funaral Sorvtoo Tuesday (Doc 1) 1 pm pf Church, bdennonl AAL Hop Gema- NY. Undar Of CAMTI OT FUNERAL UAUC Hl 4 LMMk inffnBf raWsfl Brae VWMIwEN IweT WIOULSKI, Bdto AL an Ntv 1WS. Dwwo mv or ivw nBi monMr or Fetor and WNSam WldUskL Sktor of Ama Cegkrhem. Ako survtvod by 4 grandcNkfran.

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Anthony Loiacono of Harrison. After recovering from a serious illness in 1982, she often remarked that she didn't die because she needed to be here for her family." Besides her son Anthony, Mrs. Loiacono is survived by another son. Dr. Patsy Julius Loiacono of Grafton, Va; six sisters, Minnie Camardella and Mary C.

Sedotti, both of Harrison, Edith C. Niles of Rye Brook, Elvira Gtrone of on Nov 17, IWt Btlouad srito of Ihg talo DonMcfc. Doweled mother to Or. Ardhany Loiacono and Dr. Patey Loiacono.

Aleo aurvtved by tovtno grandchildren and 1 great granddiDdL Repoaing at the HARRISON FUNERAL HOME. Hatstoad Ama Harrfsoa NY. Sun from 1-4 and 7-4 pm Funeral Monday am at Funeral Heme. Maes of Chrftltan Burial am SL Of Churdk Entombment FamcSff Cemetorv. P.

on Nov SL 1WS. Beloved wtk of fho lata Glenn D. Loucks, devoted mother of 6. Dean and the lata J. David Louche.

Loving grandmother of Glenn Kathleen E. and tot Into Virginia (Ginger) Leucke, deer mother In law at Barbara, loving eider In lew of A CSnton Louche. Reposing at Ihe MC MAHON LYON A HARTNETT FUNERAL HOME. 441 Mamaroneck Ava, WhBa Plains on Mon 1-4 and t-f pm Services to be hold TUsedey 11. noon at Ihe Church ot Ihe tSgNonch.

a sa nWIIWV MRM9 UmMnr ml MU 01 mMife onh mono oononsns 10 no Own a Louche Memorial Trach A Field Gamas, cs Dan Woodard, WhBa Plains High School lOSOS or too Heaptoa PTUoram or wmo no noma. NAZARUK, Wain AJr. 55 ot Feeks-kllk NY. on Sal. NovJB, lSL Huaband of Carol Vogel Naan.

Father of William A -III. PhiNp and Steven Nazaruk, Denise Clubbe and Tamara Lora Na-zaruk Pandy. Graveside service on 1130 at 11AAL at HBtside Ceme- tore, Poofcsfclfl. Friends may can at THE CLINTON FUNERAL HOAAE, 7M NoOtvtsion St. Peek SunJ-4 A 7-SPM In leu of flowers, cortribuflone may be made to The Hmhon Vaiey Hospital Center, Peek skid, NY or lha aiuiLaaH a a.

NBnnOn WMMlinr nBipnO WOMTt Mount KkcoXY. on Nov. 17, im of New Rochelle. Beloved wEi of lha tola LuW PIppol Door moRwr of Antonio Trangucd, end ihe toto Repoelna of THE NCANCRO, INC FUNERAL HOAAE, 104 Mh Streof, New Ro-chatto NY. Mate of Chrtdian burial AAon.

I Sam, Jospoph Church. Mermen! Holy Sepulchre Cemetorv, Vhll-Ino hours Sun. A AAon l-4A7-4pm FULAAANO, Vfrgtoio Mary Aeo 4 of Yankari on SaL Nov 1L Beloved wHo of Bio toto Joionh Pufenane. Lovlna moEior of AAartv Sol Thomas Mnwno and Alfrado Mnwna. Aka survMna art 1 skkrs, Eunice Read.

Carol Morion and ChrWtno Hudson 4 grandchil-dron. nkcoe, nephews, oflwr rotoUvoe and friends AAese of Chrtrttan Burtol am Tuesday at SI. Joswh RjC Church, 141 Ashburton Avr, Yonkers Marmanl ton, NY. The Family wM frknde at BROOKS MEMORIAL HOAAE. INC ITS Warburtan Avs Yonkers, AAon 1-4 and 7-f pm Rsberl Suddenly en Nov m.

Husband of Dorte Hughw Survived by 1 Ev- retL Jana Raadt NkM; arandcM- mortal Service an Tuesday Dec 1 af 230 Mi Christ Qiurch, Ryg, NY. to lau of flowars denaltara may bo mode to flio Rye Free Raadhw Room or Untied Hoa-pbaL Port Cheater, NY. RILEY. Judy AJeee WHe of John J. RUtv Jr.

Devoted Mother of John Riley III, Judflh Am Caol-ho and Swan WishelL Dear Skier af Am Dl Rons Alary Needham, Tama Rufladgo and Joaaeh wrvtvad by flw of ChrWtan BurlM Mon. af 10GBAJU. af SUWchaaTc Church, 414 North SL Gmomrtch. Mormonf, StJMory'i Cama-tary, Graonuikh. in Bau of flowors cert-tribuNone era to ba made to The American Cancv Sodary, PABok 1M7 Norwak, CL M452.

Arraneemonk by; THE LEO P. GALLAGHER I SON FUNERAL HOME, SI Arch Stmt STUN Anfla (bn Conner) on Nov. SL Iffl resident at flio QuoWangk, Havor-fcrd Ps WHO of Robwt AL Stein. Moltiar of Elzabath FBraulwr ot WedUngton DC. Robin Stobi of Stamford CL Helen Stein of Now York.

Aka tunrivod by am broflwr Vidor Goflmr, grandcM-trwn, Adwn Dto Farnuhir, and Devtd Skin and iebatltan Farautiar. aarvlcs Sun. Dae. 10, 1pm al Tha NY. Contributions In kr memory may ba made to Tha Norttnrn Weskhestor Ethical Society or Save the OiAdrent Fund, Westport CL TERRY, Andto AL on Nov 17, Iffl af 0 ai Lwranct nDcpnMp ronxvHWr m.t, or Yonkers, NY.

Mottwr af Cadto AAor-tle and ftohich Tony, both of Yonkors, NY. Sktor of Theresa Bryant of Serine-Sold. AAasa. Henry Coleman of Yon-kws. NV diaries Coleman of BeM-mara, MdL and Atoie Cetoman of Scofdwrg, Va.

Grandmodwr of ft groat granwnolhor of SL Ako lurvtved by 1 driers in tows. I sons In low. I dkightor In tow. Reposing ShKah Bsp-fld Church. IS AAgrbto FL Tuckghoa, NY.

AAondey (Nov JO) 7pm 4 pm MATH NOTCH To place paid DhHi Nodes, Card of Thanks, In MararimSt. JucteorLodwNoNcfc please cdl 4S4-5147 prior to the dev of publication. Hours: AAondav-Fridav, 4 am to L3S pun. Saturday, I am to fc3t pm; Sunday, 1pm to fcOO pm PLKAS1 FOr Yonkart and iWnunt Vimim nitiflratinn. rtiatltlnt 45 pm Monday through Sumtoy.

NnH OSmiAMES To ipsak with an odhor about an obituary now atory, ptoaoa oaS (ho Community Nawe number Iktod on Pago 1A Monday through Friday. On Saturday and Sunday, pkese call 4M-5004. LIST OF DEATHS UEO P. GALLAGHEk A SON FUNERAL HOMS HARRISON MT.VMNON ALSTON, laaaeara CAMELOT FUNEKAL HOME INC. ea salvo, nanmix BUM DAVtl-iHAAPE FUNERAL HOtAEJNC.

LAWlOa SMW Otonaerk VANNANTUONO FUNEPAL HOME GEOKCPI T. DAVE INC. lANGENV, 4dHI AKT. I FUNERAL HOME4NC. PMY, a'ana V.

(awl OOnSEV FUNEBAL HOME PC. THE OJNTON FUNEPAL HOME WHOT FLAMS rP. flLflASON aorta. Hoe. FLOWER FUNERM.

HOME, PC. BROOKS MEMORIAL HOME, PC may, AnoeiL CAMELOT FUNERAL HOME, PC. ALSTON Saunders on lftl of AM Vernon, NY. Reposing at CAMELOT FX Inc, 174 Stevens Ave. AM Vernon on AAon (Nov SOI 1-5PAL Thereafter at AAacadonia Baptkt Church, 141 So.

tlh Ave. AM Vernon 7-4FAL Funeral service Tuoaday (Dec 1) MM at church. Inters ment Catverton Natl Cam. Calvarton LI CAROUCg Aaaaflna on Nov. IS, mi.

Rapodnp, Sunjevaning from 7-4PJM. and AAon 1-4 a 7-fPM. at COXE A GRAZIANO FUNERAL HOAAE. 747 Boston Post Rdk AAamk. Funsral Mast, Tuts.

lBAJVLSf.VBo't RfjChurch. Entombment, If Comstory. DE SALVO, AAkhaot A Suddmty on Nov 1L 1SV1. Aas 41 of AM. vomon, NY.

Moved husband of Patricio DeSalvo (noo Yannantuono). Oiartohad ion el Chartot and Rosa DoSoIvol Dcvotod te-thor of Down Mario and Lha Am De-Satva. Dear brolhar of Rochol Saobbo and Chartot DaSatva Funsral Mass AAonday am Sts. Patar and Pout Church. Ropotkio at llw BURR DAVIS-SHARPE FUNERAL HOAAE.

INC. 14 3rd Ava, AN Vomon, NY. Sun from 1-4 and 7-4 pm EISNER, Mary on Nov 17, mi of Naw Rochelle. Lovlno tether of Henry F. Owrhhed Erandtother of Amo Elmo.

Door brother ot Wiliam, Wetter, and Sue Laudv. RapoNna at GEORGE T. DAVIS INC. LaCount PI New R-ehafla. VhflfeiE AAon 1-4 and 7-4 pm Funaral Services at flw Funaral Home, on Tuesday Md8 am PREY.

Manria V. (RavJ Survived by hie vdto Helen brothers and 1 skiers. Reposing DORSEY FUNERAL HOME INC, 14 Emwtoon PL OicMna Two. 7- and Wed. 1-4 A 7-fPAL Services '1AM at The OMtolne Goceai Intamwid Friday at the West Bono Cam.

Albion, NY. In Rou of EMvere donattans to Ihe ChllWwi'e Fund of NY PO Bx NY. NY. 10004 BANOEML AAkhael of HwkdeN NY. of Hudua Flo.

Beloved husband of Gloria. Loving Mfisr of Helen DemmermuEL DAkheto and AAlchaal Gangemi. grottier of Louts, Dorothy Vaccare and Catharlng ThartouR. Owr-hhed grendtother. Vtoflaltan Sun and AAon 1-4 and 7-4 pm at MCELROY-FLVNN FUNERAL HOAAE, INC.

Elms-tord, N. Mesa 10J0 am Tuasdgy Sacred ttoart Church, Hgrtidato, NY. hi Aau of Rowan, donaflena gretorrad to Ctnar SogMv. 8LEAS0N AM fl. Hen.

of Yonkors an wrnm. Batovad HMband ot the toto Ruth. Door Fattwr of Dr JMkhaoi Gkoean and AArs Susan (Constantine) AndreaMe. Brolhar of Arlene Sprint thor tour, Rmoefrig, FLOWER FUNERAL HOME, INC 714 Yonkers Ava-nus Furaral Maes WeOL 10AJA. Church of SI Ann.

Interment, StJeseoha Cametory. Vhlflng hrs. on Mon. I Turn K4A7-4P LAWSON StoBa DWrawrto ef AM. Vernon en Nov n.

Itn Betoved wtto of Herbert. Levine mottar af Mlchod Meaca. (MVPDL Stephen Moeca and Kadryn Moici KowWczuk. Dear oktor af Mary D. Colton, Angoto DIGraaorto ns ran ra uwrnniQ vwinnw or Repedng YANNANTUONO FUNERAL HOAAE, ML Vamon, NY.

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