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LATIMES.COM SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2021 B9 A Service of Remembrance for Ronald S. Wu, M.D., will be held on Sunday, Oct. 17, at 10 a.m., at the Vallejo Drive Seventh-day Adventist Church, 300 Vallejo Drive, Glendale. Masks required. The service will also be live-streamed on www.

graceunconditional.com/ronaldwu. Dr. Wu is interred at Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Glendale, CA. December 10, 1941 September 8, 2020 WU, Ronald Seng-Peng Services Scheduled Pacific View Memorial Plot Single burial plot.Vista Del Mar Section $8,000. Sale by owner Call (949) 278-8675 Cemetery December 16, 1928 October 5, 2019 Frances Jean Hohman Mom, every day you are in our thoughts.

We miss you very much! With love, Dad, Kathy, Julie, Bob, 4 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. In Memoriam June 2, 1928 September 30, 2021 ZEBKER, Evelyn Lillian Evelyn Zebker passed on the night of September 30th at the age of 93. She was born on June 2, 1928 in Detroit, Michigan to Sarah Adelman. When she was 3 the family moved to St. Paul, Minnesota where they joined their extended, loving family which included her grandfather, many uncles and aunts as well countless cousins (and her horse, Jimmy who pulled the She was an active member in the vibrant Jewish community there, participating as a Cheder Teacher and a summer counselor at Camp Herzl.

After attending the University of Minnesota, Evelyn took the courageous move to relocate to Los Angeles by herself. Here she found a warm and welcoming community where friends she met in her early years continued to be a part of her life to the very end. She also met Maurice soon after arriving. They were married in 1953 and had a fulfilling marriage that lasted 44 years. The union brought four wonderful children: David, Debbie, Alan and Judy.

In time two exceptional son-in-laws joined the family: Gene Gershenhorn, husband and Daniel Leib, husband. Both had a warm and loving relationship with Evelyn, full of love and mutual respect. However, greatest joy was her grandchildren: Laura, Suki, Mathew, Mason and Kate. This was she at her very best; always finding the time to participate in their lives by spending at least one day a week with each of them when they were young. As they got older she was always available on the phone to help with homework or in guidance with the trials and tribulations of growing up.

She was also blessed with seeing Laura be married to Todd, to dance at their wedding and to see Caleb, her great-grandson. Judaism and Jewish education were central to her life. She taught atTemple Judea, Temple Isaiah and Valley Beth Shalom where she was a long-time member. After the death of Maurie in 1997, Evelyn met and fell in love with Menashe Bernstein. Together they created a beautiful life together and filled their home with Judaism and family.

They were devoted members of the Library Minyan. Their marriage lasted over 20 years and was filled with love, joy and song; always song and usually in Yiddish. greatest pleasures were in participating in Jewish Life, reading, playing bridge with her many friends but above all else caring for and loving others. There was never enough time for one more visit, one more friend or one more story. She is leaving a warm and wonderful legacy.

She will be deeply missed by all who she touched through her 93 years. Evelyn is survived by her son David Zebker of San Francisco, daughter Debbie (Gene) Gershenhorn, of Santa Monica, Alan Zebker of Santa Monica and Judy (Daniel) Leib of Beverly Hills, grandchildren Laura (Todd) Grarbarsky, Suki Gershenhorn, Matthew Leib, Mason Leib, Kate Leib and great grandson Caleb Grabarsky. In lieu of flowers, please make a donation in name to Jewish Family Services of Los Angeles. Grave- side services will be held Monday October 4, 2021 at 2:00 p.m. at Groman Eden Mortuary and Memorial Park 11500 Sepulveda Blvd.

Mission Hills, Ca. Vaccination and mask required. OBITUARY NOTICES Place a paid notice latimes.com/placeobituary Search obituary notice archives: legacy.com/obituaries/latimes Share amemory To sign a guest book please go to latimes.com/guestbooks Renee Tener-Hertzberg November 13, 1942 September 15, 2021 Renee Tener-Hertzberg Beloved daughter of Johanna and Otto Tener of Vienna Austria, the sister of Rudolph Tener, wife of Michael Hertzberg and mother of Alex Hertzberg passed away in Los Angeles on September 15, 2021. She was blessed with the most beautiful soul and is now elevating to the light. She emigrated to New York in 1965 after graduating from the prestigious Fashion School of Vienna.

Known for a unique color sense within a decade had her own label Renee Tener for Outlander a very successful worldwide company over a twenty year period. She then created a second very popular label Renee Tener for Jeanne Pierre lasting into the 21st century. In 1971 shemet film producer Michael Hertzberg. They married on the their lunch hour at City Hall in 1973 and spent the most joy-filled 48 years together exploring the world, attending Fashion Shows, experiencing the making and opening of numerous motion pictures and the greatest joy of all, the birth of their wonderful son Alexander. Renee was instrumental in the design and decorating of the contemporary house they built on Hidden Valley Road in Beverly Hills throwing numerous fun filled parties over 45 years finally selling it to a pop star in 2019 and moving to the Corridor in Westwood.

After retiring from the fashion world Renee started painting developing her color sense and satiric humor with a series of beautiful animals, Rubenesque women and colorful landscapes. For the past 25 years Renee studied at the Kabbalah Center and developed and blossomed as a spiritual being. Anyone she took into her life was elevated by her glow and beautiful soul. None more so than Michael who loved her beyond words and admired her spirit and grace. Goodbye Gracie.

Fly high. Marian Collier Neuman September 3, 2021 Marian Collier Neuman, 90, television and motion picture actress, passed away at her home on September 3, 2021, after celebrating her birthday with friends and family on August 23 and 24. She was predeceased by her husband, award- winning writer and producer, E. Jack Neuman. Marian was the last living member of the all-girl band in the Billy Wilder comedy Like It a role for which she would receive attention her entire life.

Marian was born in East Chicago, Indiana, one of five children born to Romanian-born parents, John and Valeria Chulay. She was predeceased by her siblings, John C.Chulay with whom she worked in both film and television, Albert Chulay, Violet Manuszak and Virginia Moisica. She appeared in the films are or Die, as well as many television shows. In 1963 she played a recurring role in an Emmy-nominated series created by her future husband, E. Jack Neuman, about a high school teacher that explored significant social issues of the time.

Marian appeared in numerous made-for- television movies throughout her career, including the Third also written and produced by her husband, as well as the feature film Berlin Other credits include and Hunting the Hard and the film franchise. Marian Collier Neuman is survived by her stepchildren, Eric John Neuman, Zachary Neuman, Victoria Neuman Talbot and Claudia Neuman, a step-granddaughter and a step-great-grandson, and eleven nieces and nephews. For inquiries or comments, gmail.com. To place an obituary ad please go online to: latimes.com/placeobituary or call 1-800-234-4444 Robby Darling April 29, 1961 September 30, 1981 To a Son and a Brother who is deeply missed. It has now been 40 years since we lost you Rob.

As I age, your loss continues to remain fresh, and I find myself reflecting more and more on how things could have been. I envision you married with kids, an uncle to mine, enjoying a satisfying career, family vacations, weddings, christenings, Christmas dinners and all of the other things that are hallmarks of a life well lived yet, taken from you so young. I cherish the memories of growing up with you in Westchester, attending NMSU together, our road trip antics, hunting and fishing, motorcycles, cars, 4x4s, girls, music (You dragged me to Black Flag, Iggy Pop and others at the Starwood, the Palladium, the Whiskey and the Rainbow more times than I can count), the beach, dinners with Mom and more fun than I care to admit to with Dad. We were really just boys back then and having fun was the primary goal. During our college years you and I would spend our monthly allotment of money (having fun) within days of receiving it.

As a result, we were hungry and scrounged for food on a regular basis. I can remember sneaking on to campus at midnight with you, catching bass in the Alumni pond, bringing them back to the dorm and cooking them on a hot plate. Just one of the many memories I will keep in my heart until we meet again. I know that day will come and we will reminisce in person. Until then, I will forever miss you.

With Love, your brother Rick Robby: Always in my heart. Dad Dr. John Miles Grenner May 22, 1935 September 21, 2021 Dr. John M. Grenner, a gifted therapist, passed away September 21, 2021 from natural causes surrounded by family.

John was born to Robert and Irma Grenner in New York City in 1935. He moved to Southern California as a young teen where he attended Beverly Hills High School and got his undergraduate degree at USC. It was at USC that John fell in love with the love of his life and wife of 62 years, Linda Froehlich Grenner. He served in the Army during the Korean War stationed in Carmel, California with his young family. When they moved back to Los Angeles, it was there where he got his Doctorate in Psychology at USC.

He was very well respected in his field. John was predeceased 2 years ago by his loving wife Linda. He leaves behind his two sons and their families: Robert Keith Grenner, wife Lauri and their daughter Devyn; Victor Michael Grenner, wife Deirdre, daughters Rebecca, Alexis, Jessika, son Arthur and his four great grandchildren. The family wishes to acknowledge the dedicated attention given Dr. Grenner by two of his wonderful and loving caretakers, sisters Yeni and Blanca Loza.

Dr. Grenner leaves a wonderful legacy of love and service to his family, clients and friends. He was truly well loved by all who were blessed to know him. Arthur Graner Thorne III March 10, 1933 September 22, 2021 Arthur Graner Thorne III, 88, passed away peacefully of natural causes on September 22, 2021.Born to his and HelenThorne. As a young boy he moved to Pasadena, CA.

Graner attended Polytechnic School in Pasadena through the 9th grade and graduated from South Pasadena High. In his high school years, Graner enjoyed competing in equestrian riding events with his favorite horse, Laddie. As an avid skier he spent many winters in Sun Valley, Idaho as a ski jumper and racer. He attended Dartmouth College in 1951 before transferring to UC Berkley 1952-1953. He enlisted in the United States Army 1953-1955 and was stationed at Ft.

Lewis, Washington. After serving as a medic, he returned to UC Berkley and completed his degree in Physics. It was at this point when he met the love of his life Bobbie, hashing at the Kappa House. They were married in 1958 and welcomed their first child Karey Colleen in 1959, followed by son John Graner in 1961. Graner enjoyed backpacking and rock climbing inYosemite Valley and Western Canada.

career started with North American Aviation in 1958 which took the family to Washington DC in 1962. In 1965 he joined Ampex Corporation. In 1971, Graner took a sabbatical and the family traveled in a Land Rover for 6 months along the silk road to India. In 1981 he joined Siemens Corporation and purchased a computer division in 1981 which he ran and then sold in 1985. In 1987 he returned to the aviation field and lead an aviation business for 35 years.

Graner loved to travel, play golf as a member of Los Angeles Country Club and Alisal Ranch. He developed the family ranch into one of the premier vineyards in the Santa Barbara Wine Country region of Sta. Rita Hills, growing Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. Graner had a wonderful life and leaves a deep legacy in his roles as a beloved father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. He is survived by his wife, Bobbie, his daughter Karey, (Robert), his son John, (Stephanie), his Grandchildren: Joshua Thorne, (Cody), Graner Thorne, (Mallory), Anne Thorne Hewett, (Mac), Kate Thorne Hammond, (Stuart) and John Bennett Thorne.

Great Grandchildren: Charlotte, Poppy, Ethan, Ford, Maggie, and Ester. Private family services will be held in the Yosemite Valley in January 2022. William (Bill) Taylor July 5, 1944 August 22, 2021 William Taylor, ASC, always known as Bill, died peacefully at home from pancreatic cancer. Family was with him. He had a rich and complicated life.

A pioneer in Hollywood visual effects. Bill first worked for Ray Mercer then joined the Universal Studios Matte Department under Albert Whitlock, a master in the field. There he met Syd Dutton, another wizard at matte work. When the department closed, Bill and Syd formed Illusion Arts, providing visual effects for over two decades. Bill was very active in institutions, including the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, where he served as a Governor.

He helped resurrect the Science and Technology Council and to found other groups, including the Visual Effects Society. Among other awards, he earned an Emmy for the mini-series A.D., and AMPAS saluted him with the prestigious Bonner Medal for service and to the field. He mentored many young filmmakers and received warm memorial tributes from his colleagues https://theasc.com/news/in-memoriam- william-taylor-asc-1944-2021. Bill held life-long interest in magic and was a skilled amateur magician. He invented many tricks himself.

His specialty was close-up magic but he performed a few large illusions. In a favorite story, entirely true, Bill officiated at his wedding and at the reception sawed a bridesmaid in half. Later Bill developed enthusiasm for complex clocks and had a beautiful collection. In all his interest areas Bill was renowned for his generosity in sharing knowledge, kindness, and willingness to help. Bill married, had a long term girlfriend, and then married twice more.

Although the relationships ended he remained, remarkably, on excellent terms with the majority of his former partners. He is survived by his sister Meredith Taylor, his cousin Guy (Barcy) Ford, buddy and helper Douy Swofford, friend and assistant Joseph Gonzales, and a multitude of other friends. He will be greatly missed. Enormous thanks are extended to his caregivers, notably Lita and Mo; physicians Dr. Victor Chiu and Dr.

K. Arzoo, and Graceful Palms Hospice. A celebration of life will be private. Donations can be made to the Motion Picture Television Fund. (Photo: Courtesy AMPAS) Go inside the halls of power.

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