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Gannett Westchester Newspapers 1 Tuesday, April 12, 1983 Local MK A Section Obituaries Water ramoiit fatal Yonkers blaze Corrections The policy of The Daily Times is to correct all errors of fact in the news columns as soon as possible. Errors in news stories should be called to the attention of Ina Meyers, editor, at 698-5500. Lives with daughter A March 2 Lifestyles article about Ik. Erika Schwarts incorrectly stated that she, lives with her husband, Daniel Armet, and their daughter, Lisa, in Dobbs Ferry. It should have read, her daughter, Lisa.

BUYDIRECT FROM US! news Sunday, the water-pressure problem proved the greatest hindrance. We ran out of water, Smith said. You cant fight a fire without water." Smith said water maim in the area of thq building at 277 N. Broadway were pumped dry within minutes by the department's pumping engines. A precious 15 to 20 minutes were then lost, he said, as firefighters scurried to set up relays from hydrants on Palisade Avenue and oth-or nearby streets.

Firefighters faced the same problem at the same building Jn 1978, when another general-alarm fire swept through the complex. According to Water Bureau Superintendent James Neary, northwest Yonkers suffers from low water pressure because of it higher elevation and old, narrow water mains. t- The blase, caused by an electrical sparks behind a wall in a sixth-floor was discovered by a tenant. Smith said several tenants wasted time Attempting to extinguish the fire on their own before calling the fire department The length of the delay is under investigation. By J.D.

Solomon Staff Writer Firefighters struggling to contain a raging apartment building blase in northwest Yonkers Sunday almost Immediately ran out of water because of chronically low water pressure in the area, au-thorities said Monday. A host of other problems, including i delay in reporting the fire, also contributed to its intensity. The general-alarm blaze left one firefighter dead, 17 others injured and ISO families homeless. A funeral for the dead firefighter, LL Garry Kuehner, 41, is scheduled tor Thursday at the Mooes- tary Church of the Sacred Heart in Yonkers. Kuehner, a father of five, died when his portable air pack ran out of air as he was helping rescue tenants.

The fire prompted Fire Commissioner Richard. Smith to ask the city to restore two of the four fire companies eliminated a year ago to cut costs But City Manager Sal J. Prezioso said the city council, already facing a deficit, would have to come up with the 2 million needed to fund two companies. Local police A1 1 Edward R. Jobson Eklward Russell Jobson, a former Larchmont resident, died April 6 in Oreskill, New Jersey.

He was 87. Mr. Jobson, who lived 'in Larchmont from 1939 to 1950, was for many years employed by the Firestone Rubber Company in South America. He waa national manager of the Huron Milling Company of Harbor Beach, Michigan, before moving in 1950 to Manchester Center, VL, where he founded his own company. Carriage Trade, Inc Upon his retirement, he moved to Heritage Village in Southbury, Conn.

During World War IL he served with the Rubber Development Corporation of the U.S. Government in Brasil. A veteran of World War during which he served as an officer with the U.5. Expeditionary Force, Mr. Jobson organised and became first commander of the American Legion post in LaGrange, 111., bis home town.

Mr. Jobson was graduate of Williams College, Williamstown, Mass. Surviving are his wife, Katherine C. Bartholomew, of Southbury, two daughters, Mrs. Ross Legler of Hingham, and Mrs.

Cart Wierum of Demarest, a son, Edward R. Jobson of Stamford, a sister, Mrs. Marjorie Wynn, of Michigan; a brother, G. Frank Jobson, of Boca Raton, Fla 10 grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. Wallace Lush Wallace Arthur Waldimer Lush, a groundskeeper and former resident of Mamaroneck, died Saturday at the Rosary Hill Home In Hawthorne, where he had been a patient for three months.

He was 55. Mr. Lush had been a groundskeeper with the -Saxon Woods Golf Course in White Plains. Born in Mount Kisco June 30, 1927, he was the son of Ella Anna Charlotte Schulz Lush and Arthur E. Lush.

His mother survives and lives in 'Harrison. The Lash family first came to Port Chester in the He was a member of St. Pauls Lutheran Church in Rye Brook. A veteran of World War he was a seaman first class in the Navy. 1 In addition to his mother, he is survived by a sister, Mrs.

Joseph (Evelynann) Barbera of Death notices Murva Wafeloy and Mrs. Norma Balloy. Sitter ot Mrs. Hilda Goulbourne, Mrt. Corman Wobttar and Ivy, Georg, Byron and Jamat Donna.

Grand-mother Groat-grandmothar at I. Eapotlng BARNEY T. MCCLANAHAN FUNERAL HOME, Tuatday 11-S and Funaral Sarvlca Wndnotday, 1p.m. Now Ra-cholla Savanth Day Adventist Church, 4M Wobttar Av. In torment Kontico Comotery.

Family fa raeolvo frlondt Tuesday 1 fp.n. at Funeral Hama. FOGARTY, AMwwf on April IA IfSJaf Polham, N.V. Will of th lot William Edward Fogarty. Mother of John and Wlilllwn A.

Fogarty M. D. Grandmothor Of 4. Ropotlng PELHAM FUNERAL HOME, 4 Lincoln Ava. Fathom, N.V.

Mom St. Catharine's Church on Thurt-doy AM. Interment Gat of Heaven Comatary. Vltlllng hourt on Wodnatday only 14 and 7-f. in llou of Ho van contributions to the American Heart Association appreciated.

GALINDEZ, Jarga of the Father Willi a Dumphy AA Council No. 4S4 XuD White Plains MS otoombl at PEL-VX HAM FUNERAL HOME Lincoln Polham, N.V. for Sarvlcot for Iholr latt brother Tuesday Dan Doly, Grand Knight. GILMAN, Michael Of Ry N.Y. on April llth, 1VR9.

Bolovod hut-band of Fay Farbor Gilman, father of Rita KupeGorg A Rosalind Krania. Alto survived by 1 brothers and 1 iltMr A 7 grandchildren. Funaral torv-ices Ma m. wad. at tha Ry Community Synoguu 100 Farad A vo, Ryt N.V.

Interment Mt. Lebanon Comatary, MORRIS, John M. CaL ILS.A. RET. PtaasantvIUo N.V.

April lA.Ifd Husband of Loulto Edwards Morris. Fathar ot John N. Jr. and AAarfc R. Morris.

Brat her of William, Chariot H. ad Richard I. Morris. Grandfather of Eric K. and Nicola E.

Morris. Ratting ot BEECHER FUNERAL HOME, Plooiant-vlllo N.V. whore Family will raeolvo frlandt Wednesday Mom to Followed by a Matt at Christian Burial at Holy Inndcentt Church at 11 nonn. Informant Aritngfoa National Camatary, Friday 11a.m. la Hau of flowort contrlbulloni 1 th Parklntonl Dltaato Foundation In cor 1 Colony bio University Medical Cantor, US Watt 140th Strati N.Y N.V.

MOn In Mt motnory would appreciated. N.Y. In Uau of flowery cantri- butiont can be made-1 Tko MURPHY, John D. of Irvington, Rye Community Synagut, Ryo- NY an April 11th, Nd Rolovtd tan at Thomas a Margaret 1 Murphy. Erothor of Dobblt, Di- KATX, Nathan Dunwoodlo Lodge y.u 4 Thame Murphy.

Fr Funaral Mass Wad at a.m. Immaculate Caacoptlaa Church. Visiting hrt at th ED- Accepted tarrowfully JIRADIAL! George Copeland George H. Copeland, a lifelong Rye resident who worked for the county waste water treatment plant in Mamaroneck, died Sunday at United Hospital in Port Chester after a long Alness. He was 62 and had lived at 131 Florence Ave.

Born In Rye on June 18, 1920, Mr. Copeland was the son of John and Adele Liggins Copeland. Mr. Copeland was a veteran of World War IL He worked for 27 years as a machinist at Russell, Burdsall and Ward Bolt Nut Works, formerly of Port Chester. He later worked at Empire Brush in Port Chester tor four years and then went to the Mamaroneck where he years.

ndwasa A.M.E. Zion Church in Port Chester. In his spare time, Mr. -Copeland -enjoyed 4 fishing in Long Island Sound and off the coast.of Massachusetts- i Mr. popeland is survived by his wife, Eugenia of the home address; three daughters, Jacquelyn and Leslie Copeland of Rye and Mn.

Eauardo (Patricia) Torres of Madrid, Spain; 'and three grandchildren. a ri an IwwHtf they Cast I 4 MESA; Jete Lute Notiv of Haven na, Cuba, of Vonko rt on Monday, April 1L ltd Sotovod Husband of Eulalia Foret Mota. Father of Jot Lult Mata, Marlsala Montondon th lata Gladys Gordo. Repot-big at tha FLVNN MEMORIAL HOME INC. 325 S.

Broadway. Funeral Moot St. Potort Church, Thursday at No.m. In-torment Mt. Hop Comotery.

Vldtlng Tuatday a WMnotday 14 A WARD'S FUNERAL HOME, INC. Dobbs Ferry Tum 74pm. Interment Sleepy HoHtw Como-Nry. MURRAY, Jamat A. Of II Under-NH Si Tuckaho.

N.Y. Baiovad Father af Barbara Cartwright Jamat Murray Jr. Brathar at Groan, Lewis A Murray. Reposing Bapflth Church Tuatday. Funaral Sarvlca ip.nL Wodnatday.

Ml. Hop Camatary. maata by PRIMM FUNERAL HOME INC. Ok DISCO. Michael G.

an April IL HSA Funeral Mats Thurt. a.m. at Our Lady 1 Mercy Church. Inter mani SI. Mary's Camatary, Ryo Brook.

N.Y. Visiting at tha RUSSELL J. SHAW FUNERAL HOME Wad. MS 7-f p.m. RIIMERY, AUca S.

Of Mala an AprH 7. Fannarty at N.v! Survived by Husband Dwight Rumary, San AthNy af Port Chester, Daughter Mezalle of Badterd, N.H. and I Grandchlldran. la Uau af flawart contributions to Fal-' mouth Foret! Cammlnity Church, 940 Forutld RA, Fal-mauth Faratida, MainaMMSar tha American Haatt- Astec would ba appraciatad SM.VER, Batty SaiRaaa At Greenwich, Conn, an Aprs A MBA Wlfa at tha lata HanM A. Uh var and mother at Richard Mj Jeffrey and Jeremy p.

SIS-. var. Frlandt may caR at tha FRED D. KNAFF A SON MEMORIAL Greenwich an Men-' day tram and Tuesday and Mata at Christian Burial at St. Mary's Church, Greenwich an Wadnat-day, at 10a.m.

toten want It. Mary's Camatary. la Hau of flawart, can trl butiont may bo to Tha St. Maty High Scholarship Fund at Cancar Cara af Greenwich Hot- TAVUM, LMwy NL On April IA Nil Baiovad Wlto at Mr. Harman Taylor.

Dear Mattwr at Mrs. Lorraine AHarA Mrt. ALBA. Kathryn Age on April 11, MSA of Mt. Voriwn, N.v.

Solovad Wife of Jamot 4. Alb. Loving Mother of John and Jamot Alba Jr Gertrud Ron koL Ruth Stain and Joann Col-cagnl. Door Slitor of John Woltnr Hod go. Grandmother of thirteen.

Groat Grandmother of two. Roliglout Service Thurs. Cromatlen at Forncllff Comotery. Ropotlng at th BURR DAVIS-SHARPE FUNERAL HOMES, Thurt A Wad tram 1-4 74p.m. ANESL EHiaboth of Grand St.

Croton at Sky Vlow Nurtlng Hama on April IS Ntl Survived by a Stap ton 4 Stap-DaugMtr 4 Sister 14 Grandchildren and Groat-Grand-chlldron. Matt ot Chrittlan Burial Thurtday A.M. al th Holy Nam of Mary Church, Croton. Frlondt may cod at th EDWARD F. CARTER FUNERAL HOME, 41 Grand St.

Croton Wndnotday 14 and 7-f. ARMSTEAD- GuulO Smith Oh April Nk ltd Rolavod tiitar of Mrt. Louisa Motley. Ropotlng SARNEV T. MCCLANAHAN FUNERAL HOME.

Tuotday 1-f p.m. Wednesday 114 and 7-f p.m. Thurtday 11S p.m. Funeral Sonrico Thurtday 7 p.m. SI.

Calhorln A.M.E. Zion Church. -10 Lincoln Ava, New Rocbolle. Rov. Vernon Shannon Pattor.

In torment Baochwoad Came-tory. Family to raeolvo frlondt Wodnatday 7-f pjn. at Funeral BAKER, Sarah M. Of Vankor on April Ml ltd nt Srinrcrnd Nurtlng Homo. Survived by I Sitter Louis.

1 Nlaca A 1 Nephew. Sarvlcot A Interment Privet under th direction at DORSEY. FUNERAL HOME INC. BERRY, Swaaaa ML at Scar-tdala, N.Y. an April 1L ltd Wlto of tha lata Franh Barry.

Mather at Suunn and Thames Eugana Barry. Frlandt may call at tha BENNETT FUNERAL HOME, IM Scartdala Scandal, N.V. Tuatday 14 and 7-f p.m. Mate at Christian Burial to haW at St. Francis of Atslsl Chapei Gala ot Mat van of Camatary, Hawthorn.

N.V. Wednesday a m. Dovica Catharine On April 11, NBA Baiovad wit of Jeha. Otar mother of Jo Ann DaVIco, Mrt. Grace Ana lommaiia.

Mrt. Clamantln Delia Donna, and Mrs. An tor of Mrs. Mary Brlndltl and WlHlam Pal-lagrfne vlvad by 4 gr Rapotlng at LLOYD MAXCY'S BEAUCHAMP CHAPEL. Shea Place, Nw Roc hat la.

Matt of Christian Burial Holy Nam Church, Thurtday Mt.nL Inter- Vltlllng hours 24 and ELLIOTT, Emma On Friday April A MSI In Balllmara, Maryland. Survived by brother, Julius Rett and other relative. Funaral Tuatday at 7p.m. at Maryland Baptist Church In Baltimore, Ma. ERIKSEN, Elvira Of Oobb Far-ry on April 11, ItD Survived by Husband and 1 child ran.

Funaral Matt, Ma.m. Thurtday at Our Lady at Pampall Church, Dobbs Ferry. Interment Mt. Hop Camatary. Vltlllng at The EDWARDS FUNERAL HOME, Dobba Ferry Tuatday and Wednesday 14 and FENNHAH Kart an April Mth, MSI at Phalpt Mamorlal Hospital.

Survived by: wit tent Kari At Kurt. Brother Aurthar. Savaral nlacat A naphawt. Rapotlng LEACH A 'THOMAS INC. Grand' Cretan, N.V.

Visiting tin Man 74pm A Tuat. 14 A 74 p.m. Sarvlcot at Our Saviour Lutheran Church, Cretan, NY Wad at II a.m. Interment Botha! Camatary. In Uau aTtl awe rt danattom maybe mad to Wattchattar Heart Association.

'f SONOTONE NEW ROCHEUE HEARING AIDC CENTER SlUSiSIKEilEPUS ALL MAKES 171 NaHh Avtnut New RachaS NT. 632-7676 S-J- 1 I Dorothy P. Glib Word has been received here of the death last, month in California of Dorothy P. Gilb, who had lived in Larchmont for 20 years. Mrs.

Gilb, 13, March 10 in Santa Barbara. A native of Cincinnati, Ohio, Mrs. Gilb lived -Westchester for 35 years. She and her husband, Howard made their home in Larchmont from 1955 until 1975, when they moved to California. Mr.

Gilb died in 1979. While in Larchmont, Mrs. Gilb was a comma-nicant of Sts. John and Paul Church where a memorial Mass will be celebrated Monday at 10 a.m.' Surviving are two daughters, Dorothy Varisco of Larchmont and Patricia Corv of Santa Barba-, -ra; a son, Howard of Honolulu, Hawaii; and several grandchildren and great-grandchildren. ir Jason Risoli SPECIAL NOTICE SOREUCK, Leonard Th Chll-dron't Sarvlca League nates with daap sorrow th petting at Leonard Gorelkk, Father ot our ottoomod Board Member Mrs.

Joshua (E la I no) Kaufman aad extends Itt condolancat to tha Family. Harriott Goldon, Pratidant IN MEMORIAM' PIGUONft Aatolaatta AL 1st Anniversary la Heaven Though her imlla It goaa forav-. or and bar hand wa cannot touch till wa have aa many mam- af tha on loved to much. Her memory It au kaaptaka with which we'd never part Gad hat her la Hit keeping Wa have her la our hearts. Husband, ChHdraa A Grand-chlldran HILLER, EUiabath A MamoOal Sarvlca tor Elisabeth Hiller will ba bald aa Sunday, April 14th at 4p.m.

at th Reformed Church af Brenavllla, Pondsflatds Rd. A Midland Ava. La VERSA, Jamat Of MaBank Tout wIS ha vo a Memorial service at Sacred Heart Church, Eryam, Wadnasday April 13th at 7p.m. LOMAX, Mabel 4th Anniversary Daap In our hearts your memory It kept, Techarlth and aavar forget. 11 Baa.

Joan and Grandchildren VAR BARD, Chrtettaa Mth Anniversary In Haavaa Our memories af you are a kaaptaka With which wa will never part God hat you In Mt keeping Wa have you la our haartt Children and Grandchildren Mats at Holy Rotary Convent 7a.m. CARD OF THANKS BRMANTA Jattto Tha family of tha Into Jattto Brigant! wishes to attend our heart fait thanks to Dr. George BullwInkaL Tha 4th Floor Wait Stott of United Hospital Tha 3rd Floor East Staff of tha Pert Chatter Nurtlng Hama, The Rovarand John Matialto A Father Nino Co vote of Carpus Christ! Churdb Our employer Ca-workara A many dear frlandt tor thalr coatlauad In-1 tarest and support during this time at aur haraavamant. Hatona Brlgantl A Tko Bruno Brigantl Family FIAOTELU, Aatkany Wa would Uka thank aH rataHva frlondt A neighbor tha Ry Pal tea and tha United Hospital tor aH thalr many acta ot kindest and eaprataleni af tympa-- thy during aur recant Tha Ptacltoiil Family Representing over 120 years of service Experienced Professional Staff Burr Dftyls- Shakpc FUXERAL KCE2ES IKC. IS Fiartk Arc it.

Verm OW -1700 i records the patting Brother Nathaa Kata an April 1i lfR3. Mataalc Service wM ha aa Wadnasday April IA IfSJ at IMS A.M. at Garikkt Funeral Hama, 101 Yankara Avt, Ysakor N.Y. Nerman Ltvlne, Mattor Joel Ratanwatsar, Sacralary KUEHNER, Garry A LL Of HopewtH Junction N.Y. For-marly at Yankara on April IA tfSA Baiovad Husband af An (Giancatpre) Kuehner.

Da- voted Fathar of Ahfala, Chariot, Garrett, TharaH aad Carolyn kuohner. Davotod Son of Chartes and Wilma (Vrabat) Kuahnor. Laving Brathar at Mrs. Marti (Karan) Kadmlr. Ropotlng at WHALEN A BALL FUNERAL HOME, INC.

Ml Park Avtnua (corner Gltn-waed). Matt at Chrittlan Burial Sacred Heart Church aa Thurtday April Id at MSa.nL Flthklll N.Y. Vltlllng hours Tuatday and Wodnatday 14 and 74p.m. LOMBARDO, Darwthy INaa Or-Hntl On Thurtday April 7, NO. Baiovad aril at Antoni Lombardo A davotod mother af Mrt Jeffrey (Carol) Slag! aad Joseph Lombardo.

Also survived by two grandchildren. Prlvtlt funaral services ware hM. MELUA, Gtrtrude On April li HD. AAothar of Vivian Murray. Alto survived by 9 grandchildren and 1 great grandchildren.

Rapotlng Tuesday and 74p.m. at BALLARD-OU-RAND FUNERAL HOME. INC. I Mapia Ava, Whit Plaint N.Y. whera Sarvlca will ha haw Wednesday 10a.m.

Wood lawn Camatary MEROLA, Stratum on April a MSA et Phalpt Memorial Hospital. Survivad by wlto, ten, I daughter brother, 3 ahtar 7 grandchildren- Rapatlag LEACH AND THOMAS, INC Stat St. Visiting hourt Tuat 7- p.m. and 4 aad 74 p.m. Funaral Matt at St.

Ann's Church, Thurt. a.m. Inttr- man! St. Augustine's 1 ALL SIZES NEW-RECAPS -USED LARGE TRUCK TRUCK4TIRES I VANS RV-ALL TRUCKS Sf Jason Risoli, oneyear-old son of Ralph and Risoli, 604 Tompkins -Mamaroneck, died Sunday at the Westchester. Barbara Scharkopf Fi.T.

l.442.49 METRIC RADIAL FOR rein SCOUT CM FREE MOUNTING CCP MOST CREDIT CARDS about it 1 WE QUOTE OVER PHONE County Medical Center. Jason was born Feb. 26, 1962, in Port Chester. Hgalso is survived by his paternal grand- mother, Anne Risoli of Harrison; and his maternal grandparents, Norman and Evelyn Scharkopf of.) White Plains. Funeral Home BtefltAl vwwiwy VwMranp CU3D(SnISIL0E Itruckloai Yannantuono uMaaa www lifl 88 W.

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