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PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 2001 CITY ALLEGHENY RIVER Boater acquitted in rape A Lawrenceville man was found cent yesterday of charges that he and other man raped and sexually assaulted a woman two years ago on a boat on Allegheny River, Downtown. James O'Neill, 57, had been charged with sexual assault, indecent assault two counts each of rape and involuntary deviate sexual intercourse. The woman, then 25, told police O'Neill and William Graswick, 41, Sharpsburg, were on a boat that picked her up at Point State Park. While on boat, the three of them drank several beers and then, the woman said, men assaulted her. The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette does identify victims of sexual assault.

Graswick pleaded no contest in cember to one count of indecent assault. Charges of sexual assault and involuntary deviate sexual intercourse withdrawn. He was sentenced to year of probation. O'Neill's defense attorney, Wendy Williams, said that her client has always claimed that the sexual contact was sensual. A jury deliberated for about two hours yesterday before it found O'Neill guilty of all charges.

Cont. from Page D-5 FOSTER BARBARA (NEAD) Age 69, of O'Hara Twp, on Tuesday, March 27, 2001. Beloved wife of David L. Foster; mother of Todd A. and Edmund D.

Foster, Pittsburgh, and Mrs. Thomas J. (Elizabeth Cline, Salt Lake City, UT; eight grandchildren; sister of Elizabeth N. Dorsa, Oceanside, CA. For many years, she was active on the Volunteer Service Board of Magee-Women's Hospital and the Twenty Five Club.

A Memorial Service will be held Monday, April 2, 2001 at 11am at the Fox Chapel Presbyterian Church, 384 Fox Chapel Rd. In lieu of flowers, the family respectfully requests memorial contributions to Magee-Womens Health Foundation, 300 Halket PA 15213. Arrangements by WEDDELL-AJAK FUNERAL HOME, Aspinwall. FRANKLIN SCOTT M. Age 30, of Pittsburgh, formerly of Connoquenessing, on Thursday, March 22, 2001; survived by parents Sandra and Richard Ream of Connoquenessing; son Brady Franklin; sisters Julie Ream, Heather Ream; paternal grandparents Catherine and Robert Heine of Pittsburgh; maternal grandfather George Major of Pittsburgh; preceded in death by father Gary Franklin.

Memorial Service 11 am Saturday, March 31, at White Oak Springs Presbyterian Church (Rt. 68 near Connoquenessing). Memorial Donations may be made to White Oak Springs Presbyterian Church, 102 Shannon Renfrew, PA 16053. Arr. BOYLAN FUNERAL HOME, Evans City.

GEORGE BRIAN C. Suddenly, on Monday, March 26, 2001, age 16, of Chalfant Boro. Beloved son of Brian N. and Joyce DeStout George; loved by brother Christopher and sister Deanna; loving grandson of Dorothy and Leonard DeStout of FL and Jean and Charles George of Forest Hills; great-grandson of Vernon Black; nephew of Judi Christopher Clark, Leslie Golen Bronder, Jay DeStout and Diane George; uncle of David and Noah. Brian was an employee of Martino's Pizza in North Versailles.

Friends received at WOLFE MEMORIAL, INC. Forest Hills Chapel, 3604 Greensburg Pike, 412- 731-5001 Wednesday and Thursday 2 2- 4 and 7-9 pm. Services on Friday at 11 am at Beulah Presbyterian Church. EVERYONE PLEASE MEET AT THE CHURCH. GHEE LUELLA C.

In Dover, Oh on Sunday, March 25, 2001, Luella age 93, formerly of Stowe Twp; wife of the late George beloved mother of Donald E. Ghee; step-mother of Elizabeth Simpson, George C. Ghee the late Luella LaFlame; also nine grandchildren; four greatgrandsons; sister of Mercedith Simpson, Thelma F. Johnson, Edward Donald the late George H. McGinness, Jr.

Friends received STOVER FUNERAL HOME, INC. 534 Island Avenue, McKees Rocks, Wednesday 7-9 pm Thursday, 2-4 7-9 pm. Funeral Service in the Ken Mawr United Presbyterian Church, 1760 Pine Hollow Rd, Kennedy Twp on Friday at 11:00 am CITY COUNCIL Rebate bill backed In a final vote yesterday, City Council unanimously supported a measure that calls for seniors in public housing to receive rent rebates of up to $500. At present, seniors a I permanently disabled residents 18 and older in Housing Authority buildings don't receive property tax or rent rebates funded by proceeds from the state lottery because the properties they live in are tax-exempt. The nonbinding resolution, sponsored by Councilman Gene Ricciardi, calls on the state to change the rebate rules.

CITYWIDE Police board backs leader Members of the Pittsburgh lice Review Board are backing ecutive director, who was accused week of ethics violations after questionnaire to the mayoral and invited them to explain their on police issues at a meeting next Board members, following the their solicitor, Frederick Thieman, Elizabeth Pittinger's actions did late any ethics rules. What's said, Pittinger took action at quest and will send a letter to saying so. "She carried out our orders," member John Bingler Jr. GOODMAN BERNARD Tuesday, March 27, 2001, at Pittsburgh home of cancer, age Bernard Goodman, was born in McKeesport, Feb. 21, 1925; son of late Samuel and Mollie Goodof McKeesport and beloved for nearly 56 years to Bette Goodman; loving father of Leffel and her husband of Monroeville, Marc Goodof Costa Mesa, CA, and Margie Adelmann and her husband Al of Harrisburg; devoted grandfather to Ryan and Amy Leffel and Adelmann, and dear brother, Goodman of New York.

He was former owner of Goodman's Store in McKeesport and as President of the PennsylJewelers Associations, where was recognized as "Outstanding Jeweler" in 1989, as a member of the of Directors of the Jewelers America, and as President of the Downtown Merchant Association. was a devoted member of TemB'Nai Israel i in McKeesport, he served as President for 7 He served as Chairman of McKeesport Jewish Appeal and "Man of the Year" for Israel He was a member of the of Directors of "Meals on in McKeesport and a volunat the Carnegie Science Center. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Temple B'Nai Israel, 2025 Cypress Drive, White Oak, PA 15131. Visitation will be held Wednesday, at STRIFFLERS' of White Oak, from 1 until 2 pm at which services will be held by Rabbi Daniel Schiff. Burial Temple Cemetery, Versailles, PA.

HAMMEL CHARLES L. JR. Of Lighthouse Point FL, formerly of Mt. Lebanon on March 26, 2001, husband of Nanette Chapman Hammel and the late Katherine A. (Hennigan) Hammel; father of Catherine A.

Frischkorn of Mt. Lebanon, Charles L. Hammel III of Gibsonia, Robert F. Hammel of Mt. Lebanon, Kenneth W.

Hammel of Jupiter FL, Nancy H. Johnson of Millersville MD and Diane J. Linkowski of Mt. Lebanon; step father of Jennifer Loibl and Joan Blankenship; brother of Donald J. Hammel, Marianne Kandrack and Marlene Kirk; also survived by 20 grandchildren.

Friends may call at LAUGHLIN MEMORIAL CHAPEL, INC. 222 Washington Mt. Lebanonon Wed. Thurs. 2-4 7- 9pm.

Mass of Christian Burial will be offered in St. Bernard Church on Fri. at 10am. If desired, memorials may be made to Crossroads Scholarship Program, 2901 Webster Pgh PA 15219. HASKINS RAYMOND SR, On Friday, March 23, 2001, age 91; husband of the late Gertrude J.

Haskins; father of Raymond C. Harryette Price and the late Boyd A. and Robert D. Haskins; 11 grandchildren and several great-grandchildren. Service and interment were private.

HAZLETT CLARA M. (KLAAS) On Monday, March 26, 2001, Clara M. (Klaas) Hazlett, 82, of Bellevue. Preceded in death by her husbands, George W. Hazlett and Clarence W.

Fishel; and son, George Wesley Hazlett, she is survived by loving children, C. Wayne Fishel of McKees Rocks, Patricia A. Weissenstein her husband Bruce of Little River, SC and Karen S. Breauninger her husband William of Bellevue; 13 grandchildren, twenty-one great-grandchildren and three great-greatgrandchildren. Friends invited Tuesday, 7-9 pm and Wednesday, 2- 4 7-9 pm in the THE ORION C.

PINKERTON FUNERAL HOME, INC. A GOLDEN RULE MEMBER FIRM. 1014 California Avenue AvaIon, (North Boros) where a Blessing Service will be held on at 12Noon. Pittinger's letter went out March 9 but drew criticism from some members of City Council. Solicitor Jacqueline Morrow issued an opinion that the letter violated city rules prohibiting employees from engaging in political activity on work time.

Thieman disagreed, saying the board had the authority to seek information. innoan- the and of the both not De- were one L. connot On his 76. the man husband (Weiss) Marsha Dick man Brent, Carly Lee the Jewelry served vania he Board of He ple where years. the was Bonds.

Board Wheels" teer STATE HARRISBURG Rally against death penalty Organizers of a rally calling for a moratorium on the death penalty yesterday at the state Capitol in Harrisburg released the results of a statewide poll that showed 71 percent of respondents said they favor the death penalty. Sixty percent said they believe the death penalty is not imposed enough, but 72 percent also said they would favor suspending executions until questions about its fairness are answered. About half of the respondents said they believe the execution of innocent people never or rarely occurs, while about onethird said they believe such executions occur sometimes or frequently. In the survey by Madonna Yost Opinion Research, 509 Pennsylvania voters were interviewed by telephone between March 3 and 13. The error margin is plus or minus 4.3 percentage points.

OBITUARIES HEINDL MARY E. 95, on Monday, March 26, On Thursday, sister of the late Elvira C. Hei- Dorothy Kish Ziga and Ernest S. Hei- of Helen Kish survived by seven nieces and Kish; also 13 great-nieces and neph- nephews and 16 great-great nieces and in Guatemala. Friends received 2-4; 7-9 tired professor only at the ANTHONY mer Chair of FUNERAL HOME, 900 ment at Point W.E., PGH.

1975 until 1988. owned since 1886). Mass of from the Burial in Guardian Angels BA in English St. Martin Church, Thurs- and a Ph.D. 10am.

19th century Dr. Kish received her students. JOHNSTON ing well prepared ROSEANN STALLSMITH patient and Linesville, died Monday, she was highly 26, 2001 at her residence. She tellectual as in Pittsburgh on June 7, abilities and daughter of Dean and De- her excellent Cratty Bradly. She married She was always J.

Johnston on April 16, ate, and in survives. Survivors in addi- tails. She was husband include a daugh- acted in the Hough and her husband lege. Although Meadville and a son Mark able accomplishment and his wife Becky of modest, self three grandchildren Jeremi sought attention Hough and Jenna Stall- her retirement a brother Dean Bradly of volunteer and her mother Delores ments at the also of Pittsburgh. She was She also in death by her father and and was active Dolly Traud.

Friends may fair treatment the DICKSON FUNERAL to read, fix up 130 N. Second Conneaut enjoy her Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9. FU- ment were Service will be held at the fu- by JOHN A. home on Thursday at 10:30 am Memorial Father John Barwin of St. Phil- be made to Church officiating.

In- Penn Linesville Cemetery. KAPLAN FLORENCE GASTFRIEND Mt. Lebanon, on Monday, 82, of South 26, 2001; beloved wife of the Finleyville, William Kaplan; beloved moth- 27, 2001 at Marcia (Curtis) Heskett of CA South Hills in (Burton) Hochhauser of Born April grandmother of Megan PA. A daughter Michael Heskett and Marc Agnes Klaka also survived by niec- was a homemaker, nephews. Mrs.

Kaplan was a Francis of the Pittsburgh Public leyville. for 25 Services Matvich of for years. at SCHUGAR CHAPEL, INC. nieces and Centre Shadyside, on Frank "Slim" at 11:00 Visitation in death. am.

prior am). Inter- Wednesday Beth Shalom Cemetery. Con- HOME, be made to Temple visor, 3560 may of the South Hills, 1250 leyville. A Hill Road, Pittsburgh, PA will be celebrated Beth Shalom, March 29, 2001 Congregation Beacon Street, PA 15217. si Church, in Rev.

Robert Interment Memorial KARSCIG HELEN (DiBUCCI) Monday March 26, 2001. Helen of Lawrenceville; Wife of Karscig; Mother of Steven wife Mary Karscig; Sister of March 25, Sargent, Carmella Harckom, merly of Costentino Lillian Hartung; Robert of Steven M. 11 Lampert; Karscig; Daughter of the man. Visitation Josephine Fred DiBucci; 7-9 pm received at the JOHN F. Glenshaw.

FUNERAL HOME, But- Burial Thursday St. at 52nd Street, Church, Middle Lawrenceville. Mass of Christian ish Wake St. Matthew Parish in St. KiChurch Thursday 10 AM.

VisiTues. Wed. 2-4 7-9. KERR On Monday, S. GRANT 92 of Wilkinsburg; North Huntingdon Twp on late Emma March 27, 2001.

He was a of Dorothy Carrier in the Oakland area husband Daniel 30 years service. He was a Maliak and Veteran during the Vetnam son Park and He was the son of, Ellie jak; brother Kerr of North Versailles and father of Susan S. Grant Sr; brother of Bar- nar, Edward Aska of Fallbrook, CA, Carol and Kimberly of Harrison, AK and James great-grandchildren. of North Huntingdon; also ceived WOLFE nieces and nephews, and Forest Hills grandnieces and nephews. burg Pike, may call 7-9 pm and 2-4pm and 6pm 2-4 7-9 pm at PATRICK T.

at 8pm. FUNERAL HOME, 700 the American Avenue At Cable, East Bilmar where services will be imers at 11 am. Suite LOCAL NEWS Cocaine paste reaches Pittsburgh COCAINE FROM PAGE D-1 chemicals," Mullen said. "This goes right back to the source. This goes right back to someKroner and Mullen agreed, noting that, un- body really big." til now, carrying a laptop computer would con- The arrest of the suspect, Anthony Harvey, vey only someone involved in business but not 31, was the result of a three-month investigathe drug business.

tion by Sgt. Timothy Craig and Detectives "As a paste, it can be flattened out and it is Faquar Holland, Kevin Ghafoor and Raymond not as big and bulky," Kroner said. "They Perry. The probe is continuing and more arcould have been bringing it in like this for rests are expected, McDonald said. some time and we didn't know to look for it.

It is believed the cocaine was smuggled Who knows how much we've missed because through Pittsburgh International Airport from of this?" Jamaica, Harvey's native country. The person It is believed the paste-form cocaine would who transported the cocaine a flight left have been processed into crack cocaine for again soon after giving the drugs to him, podistribution in Garfield, East Liberty and lice said. Homewood, Kroner said. Harvey left the airport with the drugs but The wholesale price of the drugs was esti- his car was stopped by detectives in the Fort mated at about $60,000. But the street value of Pitt Tunnel about 9:30 p.m.

They used the tunthe drugs would be much higher because nel to their advantage, making it nearly imdealers would "cut," or mix, the pure cocaine possible for Harvey to escape. Armed with a with other agents such as baby laxative to ex- search warrant, they found the black computpand the quantity while diluting its potency. er bag containing the drugs and a laptop in Currently, the average purity of cocaine on the the trunk of the car. streets of Pittsburgh is between 70 percent The cocaine itself was packaged in rectanand 80 percent, Kroner said. gular heat-sealed bags about a quarter of an "This is cocaine right after the processing, inch thick.

The cocaine had a consistency and right out of the pit with the cocoa leaves and a color approximating that of putty or paste. Citizen Potheir exlast she sent a candidates views month. lead of said not viomore, they their rethe city said Age 2001; ndl, Edith ndl; nephews; ews and nephews. Wednesday G. STAAB Chartiers (Family Christian Parish, day at 56, of March was born 1944, a lores Edward 1989, he tion to her ter Wanda Scott of Stallsmith Butler; and lan smith; Pittsburgh Bradly preceded a sister call at HOME, Lake, neral neral with lip Catholic terment Of March late er of and Susan Pittsburgh; and Hochhauser; es and teacher Schools RALPH 5509 Thursday one hour ment tributions Emanuel Bower 15243 or 5915 On age 74 Michael M.

Anna Betty Grandmother Stephanie late Friends MURRAY ler Burial eran tations Of Tuesday, Mail with over Navy Conflict. (Main) the late bara Shearer T. Kerr many many Friends LANIGAN Linden (412-824-9800) held KISH MILLER DOROTHY Ph.D. ANNA E. March 22, 2001, Of Monaca, formerly of PittsPh.D.

Beloved sister burgh, suddenly on Monday, March and the late Anna 26, 2001; wife of the late Charles P. survived by nieces and Miller and longtime companion of an adopted daughter the late Ralph Voll; mother of MarDr. Kish was a re- garet Schweitzer of Monaca and Diof English and a for- ane Beck of Bernsville, six the English Depart- grandchildren Dave, Shannon and Park College from Joy Schweitzer, Garrett and Doug Her degrees were all Beck, Lisa Hummell; seven greatUniversity of Pittsburgh. A granchildren; sister of Dorothy 1961, M.L.S. in 1963, Maleweski and Charlotte Truan in 1970.

An expert in both of Pittsburgh, Agnes Jablonski American Literature, and Ruth Postreich both of Butler. high ratings from Friends received Thursday 2-4 and 7- She was known as be- 9 pm at the SIMPSON FUNERAL and firm but also HOME, 1119 Washington Avenue, kind. Among the faculty Monaca, where Blessing Service respected for her in- will be held on Friday at 11 am. well as her teaching Burial in Uniondale Cemetery. was appreciated for administrative skills.

fair, compassioncomplete demand of de- MILLER selfless and always LOUISE (CANALI) best interest of the col- On Sunday, March 25, 2001. Wife a person of consider- of the late Harry C. Miller; beloved Dr. Kish was mother of Harry Anna Murphy effacing and never and James Miller; sister of Mario, for herself. After Josephine Canali and the late Mary Dr.

Kish worked as a Canali, Ann Anderson, James and Archivist arranging docu- Frank Canali; loving grandmother Heinz History Center. of Emerson and Virgil Miller and adopted unwanted dogs Cara Murphy; also survived by in group advocating nieces and nephews. Visitation of animals. She loved Tuesday and Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 her Sq. Hill home and pm at WM.

SLATER SONS, INC. family. Funeral and inter- Virginia Ave. and Kearsarge private. Arrangements Mt.

Washington. Funeral Mass, St. FREYVOGEL SONS, Pamphilus Church, Thurs. 11 am. contributions may Animal friends, 2646 PA 15222.

MITRO JUNE KLOBCAR Suddenly, on Monday, March 26, ALICE F. 2001, beloved wife of Dr. William M. Park, formerly of Mitro of Mt. Lebanon; mother of died Tuesday, March William Jr.

his wife Sue, Mimi Country Meadows of Stern her husband Jay, Jack his Bridgeville. She was wife Maggie and Kathleen; also sur17, 1918 in Fayette Co. vived by loving grandchildren, Benof Andrew and jamin Stern, Jennifer Stern, Bill Tosic. Mrs. Klobcar Mitro, Alexander Mitro and Travis a member of St.

Mitro; sister of John Kinnee and the Assisi Church in Fin- late Mervyn Kinnee Jr. and Mary Serviving is a sister Sophie Kinnee Miller. Funeral ArrangeSouth Park and several ments by BEINHAUERS, Friends nephews. Her husband welcome at 2630 West Liberty AveKlobcar precedes her nue Dormont, (412) 531-4000 TuesFriends recevied from 7-9 day 7-9 Wednesday, 2-4, 7-9. Mass at KEGEL FUNERAL of Christian Burial Thursday at Tim P.

Kegel, Super- 9am. in Our Lady of Grace Church. Washington Fin- Interment Queen of Heaven CemeMass of Christian Burial tery. If desired, memorial contribuat 10 AM Thurs. tions may be made to Thomas E.

at St. Francis of Assi- Starzi Transplantation Institute, Finleyville with the UPMC Health System, Medical Arts J. Boyle as celebrant. Suite 400, Pittsburgh, PA will follow in Jefferson 15213. Park, Pleasant Hills.

LAMPERT MONDA ANTHONY D. MILDRED M. in Of Houston, TX formerly of Ross 2001, Maryland, forBrentwood; wife of the late Twp, on Saturday, March 24, 2001; beloved husband of Deborah Berkemother of Ruth A. sister of bile Monda; loving son of Dr. John Margaret Bergand Josephine Carretta Monda, of Wednesday 2-4 and Ross Twp; brother of Dana Monda NEELY'S 2208 Mt.

Royal Mass of Ross Twp and Kimberle Monda of Christian 10 St. Weiss of Wexford; also survived by am Mary many nieces and nephews. Friends Glenshaw. Parreceived Tuesday and Wednesday, 2- Service Wednesday 8 pm. 4 7-9 pm at the T.B.

DEVLIN FUNERAL HOME, 806 Perry Highway, North Hills. Mass of Christian MALJAK Burial in St Sebastian Church LOUIS Thursday, 10:15 am. In lieu of flowMarch 26, 2001, age ers contributions may be made to husband of the the American Cancer Society. B. Maliak; dear father (Doe) Swank and her of Export, Daniel his wife Rosina of Alli- MOORE the late Louis P.

Mal- SANDRA L. of Mary Maliak; grand- On March 26, 2001, Sandra, age 52 Satira, David Mol- of Crestas Terrace, N. Versailles; Molnar, Kevin Maliak wife of Jerry Jones mother of Maliak; also eight Jerry Jones Jr. Jason Jones; sisn. Friends re- ter of Carole Ann Moore Allien JoMEMORIAL, INC.

sephine Williams; also survived by Chapel, 3604 Greens- three grandchildren, other relatives 412-731-5001 Friday only, friends. Visitation will be Thurs. 2- until time of service 4 7-9 WATTS MEMORIAL CHAP. Memorials may be made to EL 808 Talbot BradCancer Society, 320 dock, (271-3880). Funeral Service Pgh, PA 15205 or Alzhe- will be Fri.

11 am at the Mt Carmel Association, 1232 Forbes Baptist Church, N. Versailles. Inter200. Pgh, PA 15219. ment Restland Memorial Park.

MORAN HELEN A. Of Mt. Lebanon, age 71, on Monday, March 26, 2001, beloved wife of the late Edward F. Moran loving mother of Stephen Moran, Nancy Moran, Juliett Romah the late Donald Moran; also four grandchildren two great-grandchildren; sister of Rose Schrecengost and the late Mary Valko, Anna Uram, Margaret Uram, John Shimko and George Shimko; also survived by several nieces nephews. Funeral Arrangements by BEINHAUERS, Friends welcome at 2828 Washington Road, Peters Twp.

(724) 941-3211 Tuesday 2-4 7-9 pm. Mass of Christian Burial St. Winifred Church Wednesday 10 am. Interment Mt. Lebanon Cemetery.

Family suggests memorial donations be made to American Diabetes Association, 300 Penn Center Suite 700, Pittsburgh, PA 15235 MORELLI DOMENICK 70, of Duquesne, on March 27, 2001, beloved husband of Anna Morelli; father of Catherine L. Morelli of Mercer, Nancy A. Morelli Harrington of Robinson Nicholas D. of Imperial, Robert D. of Glen Burnie MD and John D.

Morelli of Waynesburg; also 5 grandchildren. Friends will be received WILLIAMS. SKOVRANKO MEMORIAL HOME, Richford Commonwealth Duquesne Thurs. 7- 9pm and Fri. 2-4 7-9pm Mass of Christian Burial Sat.

in Holy Name Church of Christ the Light of the World Parish. OBREZA ANNIE (LUZER) Of McDonald, PA, age 95, died at her daughter's home in Wellfleet, MA, March 11, 2001; wife of the late Frank Obreza; mother of Paul Obreza of McDonald, Angeline Jarek of Wellfleet, MA; also survived by four sisters, five grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren, many nieces and nephews. Services and Burial will be private. Arrangements by NICKERSON FUNERAL HOME, Wellfleet, MA. O'NEILL ROBERT "BOB" 74, of Bradenton, FL, formerly of Penn Hill, on March 25, 2001.

A Memorial Service will be held on April 7th at 2 pm at St. Gerard Maiella Church, Penn Hills. He was a member of the Teamsters Local 211 for 37 years while employed by Triangle News and The Pittsburgh Press Co. A member of Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Catholic Church in Whitfield. He served in the US Navy during WW and Korean Conflict.

Served aboard the USS Conservier. Member of the Manatee YMCA and the American Legion in Pittsburgh, PA. Arrangements by GRIFFITH-CLINE FUNERAL HOME, Cortez Road Chapel. Husband of Roberta O'Neill of Bradenton, FL; father of Kathleen Goddard of Sterling, VA, Carol Schachter of Calloway, MD, Joyce Voight of Claysville, PA, Kevin O'Neill of Plantation, FL and Keith O'Neill of Monroeville, PA; step-father of Roberta J. Alexander of Plum Boro, PA, William Schrott of Westminster, MD and David Schrott of Bradenton, FL; brother of Genevieve Washabaugh of Uniontown, PA; also 15 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

Memorials may be made to Hospice of Southwest FL, 5955 Rand Sarasota, FL 34238 or Manatee YMCA, 3805 59th Bradenton, FL 34209. Cont. on Page D-7.