The News Tribune from Tacoma, Washington • 18

B4 The News Tribune Friday May 5 2000 Abortion rights group endorses Senn for US Senate a Cantwell says she did not have chance to interview for support Benton County Boundary Review nd Planning Commission will run for governor Seattle travel agent Ruth Bennett will run for lieutenant governor Tacoma attorney Richard Shepard will run for attorney general Management consultant Mih Hihn will run for insurance commissioner Steve Layman a zoologist and raptor expert from Clinton waa nominated for public lands commissioner Chris Caputo who ran unsuccessfully for the Metropolitan King County Council last year will run for state auditor Staff writer Beth Silver coven he is not responsible for everything in the judicial system But the nine members of the court have it within their power to focus attention to correct problems They have chosen not to do Schafer said Fm criticizing the leaders who are not addressing the problems and denying the existence of problems appropriate to challenge the highest Guy has said he will decide later this month whether to seek re-election Libertarian Party candidates The libertarian Party of Washington state has nominated a full slate of candidates for statewide office Steve LePage a West Richland real estate broker and member of the Schafer enters Judicial race Tacoma attorney Doug Schafer announced Thursday he will run for the Supreme Court seat held by Chief Justice Richard Guy Schafer 50 was the whistleblower in the case at former Pierce County Superior Court Judge Grant Anderson The Supreme Court removed Anderson from the bench for selling a deceased dienth bowling alley to a banker friend at a reduced price and accepting $31000 in car payments from the friend Guy has been considering leaving the bench But even if he runs for another six-year term Schafer said he will challenge him He said he believes Guy has ignored problems within the courts such as the Anderson case Cantwell announces Also on Thursday Cantwell formally announced her campaign for frie seat held by GOP Sen Slade Gorton For months last year Cantwell publicly considered a run Then in January she declared her candidacy and fital the papers with the Federal Election Commission Now her campaign says she's her campaign So what's the difference? Campaign qrokesman Ellis Conklin said Thursday that although Cantwell has bei an official candidate in the eyes of the law for several months she hadn't officially announced to the public Look for Cantwell to take the next step officially kicking off her iwith a three-week 39-county i tour this Saturday Phone: 253-597-8605 OBITUARIES FUNERAL NOTICES wwwtribnetcom6bitsi The endorsement from federal political action committee carries with it a $5000 contribution for the primary and the promise of another $5000 if she advances to the general election Cooper said The two women are running for the chance to talu on Republican incumbent Slade Gorton in November Cantwell denounces PAC funds Even if Cantwell had received the NARAL endorsement the candidate said Thursday she woukhrt accept its money Cantwell who accepted PAC donations in her 1993 run for Congress said after five years out of public office she has changed her mind her opinion too much time is spent raising money and more time ought to be spent on worrying and thinking and dealing with peopled Dotzauer said Instead of accepting PAC contributions Cantwell will raise money from individuals also already contributed $1 million of her own money to her campaign thanks to her wink with RealNetworks worth an estimated $14 million Dotzauer said he didn't know if she would spend more' Senn campaign manager Jeff Fran sen said she does not have a problem accepting PAC donations because they're generally made up of many individual donations and represent labor and groups proud of the financial support both at our grass-roots level and from groups that fight for paying workers a living wage fight for reproductive choice and Fransen said Brim Sun The News Tribune The National Abortion and Reproductive Riita Action League has endorsed UJ5 Senate candidate Debo-rah Senn over Democratic rival Maria Cantwell In handing Senn the endorse ment NARAL cited her involvement in legislation that allows women enrolled in health maintenance organizations direct access to gynecologists without first having to see a prima Sam ry care physician While Cantwell a former RealNetworks executive had a strong abortion rights voting record in her one term in Congress Senn has been more of a rights advocate as the insurance commissioner said Washington NARAL executive director Karen Cooper never even sent in her questionnaire to Cooper said had been a good vote in Confess lor choice but never been a manager never But Cantwell's Rim Dotzauer received a questionnaire Nor did NARAL call Cantwell for an interview he said course we would have wanted it if we had been given the Dotzauer said Deaths DmUi wtiflcMM flbd with th Cauatjr Hmbk Department: BROWN Astrid 71 Lacey died April 26 CEOLA-LUNDT Christy 33 Maple Valley died May 2 DURDLE Robert 74 Spanaway died April 30 FLASCH Joseph 89 Orting died April 30 JENSEN Stanley 90 Gig Harbor died April 29 JOHNSON Brigitte 65 Tacoma died May 1 KINTZI Gladyi 92 Tacoma died April 28 IJ5MKE Kurt 61 Lakewood died April 27 sr at 360-754-6093 or bethsil- veiQmailtribnetxom Kathleen Ehreth March 17 1919 May 3 2000 Kay loving wife mother grandmother great grandmother went to be with vie dear Lord She wifi be dearly missed She is survived by her loving husband BIN of 60 years son BID daughter Claudia brother BlU Chariton 4 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren Bom In Spokane to AnNe and Walter Charlton Moved to Tacoma when she waa 3 yean old and haa 'Dyed here ever eince In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the American Cancer Society Tacoma Chapter Funeral services to celebrate life will be held Monday May Bth at Sacred Heart Church 4520 McKinley Ave Rosary Mata Recaption at the Ehrath's residence after graveside service at Calvary Cemetery Dell Wilson Age 68 of Yelm died 4-28-00 Services 1 PM May 3rd Emmanuel Lutheran Church In Yelm Ruth Elaine Brtxen July 23 1932 to May 5 1999 In our thoughts every day Your family misses you In ao many ways Love Mother Husband and Sons Robert Whitworth 102157 to 5599 Dad we will never forget you The love you gave us whits you ware hers is tha part of you that fives on in us Ws always loved IsugNng at your hilarious stories Everyone who knew you admired your happy go lucky attitude We really mtss you today and every day Love Tyler and Jacob In Memory Of Thurman Satterwhite 2620 5595 It's been five years since you've been gone from us Wa miss you Love you always- wife Violet daughter Barbara and famlfv Lewie 52028 Happy Anniversary Honey I miss you and love you very very much Mabel Obituaries Funeral Notices Dbadlini: FOR NEXT DAY'S PAPER Hours: MONDAV-FRIOAV 0AM-SPM Telephone hours Only On: Saturday a Sunday Noon-4pm Rates: Monday-Friday $511 per line Plus $8270 for a photo Saturday a Sunday $SS3 pen uni Plus $10134 for a photo 129 OFF 2ND OR ADDITIONAL DAYS RUN) 1ta wpmdRMfr 5 5 onk I art MM Dm whim 2 FMk at MM 2 Meta art phri cot NMn wl PMm riwM MbnUMd Mh cw kakrih Haw MritaMt hr fkk eMkrihA Re bt 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Edgswood and close friends Wayne and Marianna Capps of Sumner Memorial services will be held on Wednesday May 10 2000 at 3:00 at the Sumner Presbyterian hurch Private burial will be in 8umner be made an Church era Funeral Home of Sumner Betty Lou Betty Lou O'Neil 78 of Tacoma died on Monday May 1 2000 at the Lakewood Health Cara Center She waa bom on March 9 1922 to Elmer and Amy Swihart in Tacoma She was raised In Yakima and later moved to Bremerton where she met and married James Edward O'Neil who preceded her In death She waa also preceded In death by her eon James Kerry O'Neil Betty had worked as an LPN at Harrison Memorial Hospital tor many years before committing her IHe to raising her family She is survived by three daughters Amy Hutchins of Cotvert Indiana Peggy Lou O'Neil of Spana- wav Washington and Kathy Moore of Silverdale Washington 9 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren She will be missed but not forgotten by her family and friends She is forever In the citadel of God's love and the arms of her loving husband and aon Memorial services will be held at a later date tain View Arrangements by Moun-Funerai Home 5844)252 Patricia Sue Maurer Bom In Atlanta Georgia on March 19 1945 and passed away on April 23 2000 She fought bravely agtfinet her battle with colon cancer She waa the oldest of four girt bom to Virgil and Francis Smith who are now deceased Patricia was a Master Gardener and loved to garden She wee a great cook and enjoyed learning Sne is aur-vivod by her eon Matthew Maurer and daughter Kelly Maurer and many other family and friends Memorial services will be held on Satuiday May 6 at 10 AM at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints located at the comer of 12th and Pearl in Tacoma Edward Christian In loving memory of a wonderM husband end father Bom May 15 1938 died April 22 2000 Survived by his beloved wife Ann Christian daughters Cherle Crothamel and Tracy Ihlan sons Frank Christian Ed Christian Jr and Mike Christian mother Mary Christian brother Jerry Christian and Rick Christian and 7 grandchildren WE WILL MISS YOU Arrangements by Lynn Funeral 272-2131 Robert Durdle Age 74 resident of Spanaway born May 22 1925 and passed away April 30 2000 in Tacoma He was reared from McChord AFB hi 1960 Survived by hie wife Bonnie end two stepsons Jack Shafer and Bob Smitiey 12 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren numerous nieces nephews great-nieces end At nie great-nephews will be no services Donations may be made to the Cancer Society Jay Praise 17 SB Bom 12756 left ub here May 1 2000 to go fishing In the sky with Ne friends He thought hie mends were out of beer ao he went for more Survivors are hie brothers Gary Trad John end sister Sue Pram father Fred Pram of Wl end Pineapple Thera will be a private eervlce at his request Earl Dimmen Services for Earl Dimmen wM bo held at Mt View Memorial Park Saturday May 6th at Rose Marie Scott Age 62 a 28 year resident of Federal WSy died on May 2 2000 She was bom in SuUigent AL Member of St Lukes Lutheran Church enjoyed gardening loved to bowl and an avid reader 8he dedicated the rrwjorlty of Iter Ilfs to raising her children and then grandchildren She wee the neighborhood Mom to everyone with a heart of gold She was auch a loving and caring person that can trutnfuity be said she was loved and liked by all Mother of Don and Ron McCracken Federal Way Sue Barstow Tacoma Sister of Waiter Richard Lee Gin and Roland Green and Margie Hankins all of Alabama Thera are 13 grandchildren and 2 greatgrandchildren Memorial services Saturday May 6 2000 at 1:00 PM in the Price-HeL ton Funeral Chapel Auburn Fellowship to be held at 2:30 PM at 31611 7th PI after eetvjcee Amos Dane Marshall Amos Marshall died May 3 2000 at Ns home In Tacoma Washington He waa bom August 1930 8toutevMe Ohio He was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day 8aints Wapato Park Ward Amoa Is survived by his wife Lucile Paterson Marshall brother Boyd (Virginia) Marshall aon Scott (Linda) Marshall daughter Charieea (Richard) Webber grandchildren teagan and Christopher Marshall Lauren Ammon and Logan Webber and great granddaughter Cheyenne Marshall He was preceded in death by parents Amoa and Alma Wolf Marshall slater Patricia Ann Marshall brothers David Max and Richard Marshall and son Dans Marshall At the request of the deceased no eenrices wiH be held Arrangements by Mountain View Funeral Home 584-0252 Lawrence Owen Grafton In loving memoiy of Lawrence Gratton Bom in Bremerton March 30 1961 passed away April 26 2000 in Hamilton Montana at the age of 39 He served his country honorably during the Gulf War and will be truly missed by many Larry Is survived by Ne wife Danette Ns children Alex Jennifer end David Ne mother and father 8andy and Larry his brother Donald and sister Christina i He waa laid to rest with (UN military honors at Fort Harrison Veterans Cemetery in Helena on Friday April 28 2000 A memorial service will be held May 13 2000 at the New Horizon Christian Canter In FHs Washington James Nephew Age 41 bom 5-20-67 in Son Francisco CA and died 5-1-00 in Orting' WA He was a Washington resident for 27 years Hs served In the Armed Forces as a Reserve He waa a woodworkerframer and later a caregiver Survivors: daughter Amber Lynn of Randall WA and Elizabeth son Jeaai brothers Donald BoJieu St Helena OR Gordon FOwter Puyallup WA Ronald Bruce Cheyenne WY mother Mary Bruce Puyallup WA and granddaughter Natasia MemorM service in Randall WA on Saturday May 6 2000 CHRISTOPHER ALAN WARD 14 Sep 89 2 May 00 LRUs Children are olive in Christ You'fi be In our heart Always Dad Irma Daniel Ciena tyumdgemce oSfhims? ADDITIONAL i I FUNERAL NOTICES CATHY EGAN Memorial MrvIcM Saturday May IX ISO Irii MM United Method lit Church at Lilt weed im Uiari Dll efw WVVlMCMel efySi aw pto your notes cMKfwur fimes Hons orcif (2SQ 5074805 VOpmUinQ Mu up 101 km rwn courting Bonnla Larson Key Bonnie Larson Key died on Mew 1 2000 after a year Iona battle with cancer Bom August 31 1932 Bonnie graduated from EatonvHle High School and enjoyed celebrating her fiftieth daea reunion last summer Active in tha insurance industry for her entire professional career Bonnie started work at RE Anderson in Tacoma which later became Parsing Dyckman and Toynbee From mete Bonnie worked as a Deputy Insurance Commissioner in Olympia with Insurance Commissioner Dick Marquart and afterwards became a partner with Olympia Insurance Brokers Following a move to Beaverton Oregon Bonnie became an Instructor for the Portland Independent Inaurance Agents and served on the board of AA1 the national testing board of Insurance agents Prior to her retirement Bonnie waa Operations and Office Manager for Boiliger and Sone insurance agency in Portland Bonnie waa highly regarded In the Inaurance Industry and earned many honors and degrees available within the business including a CPCU CJC and CPtW Bonnie also served on the advisory board of John Jersey and Son of Portland A lifelong learner Bonnie loved reading She was also an avid gardener excellent seamstress and golfer Bonnie ie loved and missed by her mother Lillian Van Clave daughters Chris Miller and Theresa Bowler and their husbands Mike Miller and Paul Bowieft grandchildren PhilHp Jonathan and Heather Bowler and Holly and Patrick Miller special friend Earl Boiliger canine companion Ming Chi and many relatives and friends The family requests that in lieu of flowers remembrances be sent in Bonnie's honor to the American Cancer Society 1551 Broadway Suite 200 Tacoma WA 96402 A memorial service will be held on Saturday May 6 at 3 PM in the Garden Chapel at Mountain View Funeral Home 4100 Steilacoom Bivd SW Tacoma 584-0252 Ray Green Ray Green age 93 of Puyallup died May 4 2000 He was bom July 18 1906 In Hayden Lake Idaho to Edigar and Abbie Green When he waa two the family moved to St Joe Idaho where ne grew up In the early 20's Ray experienced the Joy of bam-etorming with his friend Ha top priority In nta life was his family He loved to hunt fish and teach hit kida to water eki He loved to build anything out of metal or wood Ray and hie dad built the first sawhoraee tor the Weyerhaeuser mill in Klamath Falla Oregon He helped build the mill and worked there during WW1I Roy and his beloved wife Viols i Shady Cove Oregon owned i where they Ray of the St Maries Idaho EBra and attended Puyallup Church of the Nazarene He will be missed by his wife of 65 years VtoteGreen of Puyaliuj) Sharon Alena Tacoma and Eileen (Tim) Sullivan of Puyallup his sister Addis (Harry) Stoler of Arizona nine grandchildren six grsat-grandchildren sister-in-law Hazel Donart of Coeur d'Alene ID and many precious nieces and nephews Memorls emorlel services will be held 10:00 am Saturday May 6 at Puyallup Church of the Nazarene Memorial contributions may be made to Alzheimer's Association 919 Michigan Ave Suite 1100 Chicago fi 60611-1678 Arrangements In Die care of Powers Funeral Home Puvallup Thomas Uoyd Davies Age 63 of Wenatchee former longtime resident of Tacoma passed away April 27 2000 at home Mr Devise worked as a water treatment operator tor Tacoma Pubfic Utilities Dist for many years until Ne recent retirement A memorial service waa held May 2nd in Wenatchee Survived by wife Gwen daughter Jennifer Tesh Wenatchee stepchildren Julie Sullivan Tacoma Ted Van BrockUn Brighton Ml sister Pat Freimuth Omak brothers Fred Davies Wenatchee Griff Davies Sen Diego CA Arrangements by Telford's Chapel of the Valley Wenatchee LOFT1N Gaston 80 Sumner died April 29 NEL8EN Lila 78 Tbcoma died April 30 QATAMIN (aka THOMPSON) Christa 64 Tacoma died April 30 RUPP Howard 53 Bmukk died May3 SCHINDLER Juanita 77 Puyallup died April 27 SCHOLES Maijorie 81 Tacoma died April 22 SMITH Irwin 80 Gig Harbor died April 30 VOETBERG Robert 86 Puyallup died April 30 WELSH Charlotte 85 Bain-bridge Island died April 24 EMLKBfcJudpL Dolma Ol AMITE: lorthRJoaodi OH ANOMWfc OyririXjaiai I JOHMON: Bona Canal WHEELER: Ana Raymond ONERVUI: Mb ft Ronrid a SUMTRON: Rabat lichrit HALL fa Do KELLY-HAAPEMiARPEftBombAWWoC HALER: Radar RRW SI ANOENHN: Mriana Thonw SHmtriMMNUTH: Arthur Jr ABaaidn NUSTOE: Arad Can HENOEMON: Shown IE Hwd YOUNG: DormHE John kL TAYLOR: CM Jr JodE OWUNQ: JoinyM KoriL CARPENTER: Dana KiiNoprta A NOLO: Jritay SCpriwD ITERNO Altai 0 barton ITRAYER: RoaN Gaorgn JL JOLLEY: Dmd YHmxa RICHE: Ftad lAchaW A SHEEN: tar Bnai ALLENPUrR PnarA John ANDERSON: NanataT Edaai 9PUHLM: Juoi Hwn ERLSONRUOROOE: Swam IL NORM KIEL Harm Lorn HOYS: TNoC Hand Marriage dissolutions granted: Plan Uw oflloa of tha Plana Cowl? 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