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HI I IMiUKGH 1 1 I I DAY. LY 1 4.2000 OBITUARIES SALLY FITZGERALD KM. ESfAHPIARY Futurist's body is frozen to await cancer cure A confidante of Flannery O'Connor By Elaine Woo The Los Angeles Times In the fall of 1949, Sally Fitzgerald's life became entwined with that of a quiet, sandy-haired young woman with penetrating blue eyes who joined her rural Connecticut household as a boarder. The young woman, Flannery O'Connor, would become one of America's most cherished writers. Ms.

Fitzgerald, a homemaker and occasional book reviewer became one of O'Connor's closest friends and steward of her small but exceptional collection of short stories and other writings. Ms. Fitzgerald, who was 83 and died of cancer June 25 in Cambridge, was the editor of "The Habit of Being: Letters of Flannery O'Connor," which she described as a "self-portrait in words" of the Southern writer often compared to Nathaniel Hawthorne and Fyodor Dostoevsky. The letters, published in 1979, earned an unprecedented special award in 1980 from the National Book Critics Circle. She also was co-editor with her then-husband, Robert, of "Flannery O'Connor: Mystery and Manners," a 1969 selection of essays and lectures that illuminated many of O'Connor's ideas about writing.

She was editor of the Library of America's "Flannery O'Connor Collected Works," published in 1988, and was completing a biography of the author when she died. "There is no question she was probably the pre-eminent O'Connor scholar," said Sarah Gordon, an English professor at Georgia College and State University and editor of the O'Connor Bulletin, a scholarly journal. "She made O'Connor much more available to us as a human being, particularly in the letters and she gave readers great insight into O'Connor's stated intentions and motives." Ms. Fitzgerald grew up in Texas. After World War II, Ms.

Fitzgerald and her husband, Robert, were living in Connecticut and were active in New York literary circles. Through New York contacts, they met O'Connor, who was seeking a quiet place to finish her first novel. They soon agreed to rent her a room over their garage in Ridge-field, Conn. Sally Fitzgerald was, like O'Connor, deeply Catholic. Such faith permeated O'Connor's work, which explored God, divine grace and redemption through stories and characters so grotesque that the author was classified as Southern Gothic.

Although elegant, witty and ferociously intellectual, Ms. Fitzgerald lacked her husband's literary education. Yet the religious beliefs she shared with O'Connor gave her ground to stand on when she of fered the young writer occasional suggestions, sometimes while the two washed dishes on a quiet Saturday night. Their roots in the South O'Connor was from Georgia provided another link between the women, who would become the closest of friends. O'Connor had graduated from the University of Iowa Writers Workshop and was finishing a fellowship at Yaddo, an artists' community in New York, when she came to the Fitzgeralds.

She lived with them for more than a year while working on her novel. Recalling her reaction upon reading the story that became the beginning of "Wise Blood," published in 1952, Ms. Fitzgerald said, "I knew I was in the presence of a formidable talent." In December 1950, when O'Connor was 25, she fell ill and returned to Georgia. She was hospitalized with the lupus that finally killed her at the age of 39. By Myrna Oliver Los Angeles Times EM.

Esfandiary, who legally changed his name to FM2030 because of his confidence that he would live to 100 and beyond, has died at 69. The "chronic optimist," who believed age was irrelevant because a person might have artificial body parts of many different ages he had a hip that was only 2 years old died Saturday in NeW York City. Mr. Esfandiary, who said immortality could be achieved by replacing worn-out organs with synthetic substitutes, died of cancer of the pancreas one body part for which no substitute has been created and which he recently denounced as "a stupid, dumb, wretched organ." In the event an artificial pancreas is ever invented, however, Esfandiary will be waiting. Flora Schnall, a longtime friend whp announced the futurist's death, said his body has been crybgenically preserved by the Scottsdale, Alcor Life Extension Foundation.

believed," she said, "scientific advances would lead to the revival of his body in the future." The philosopher, visionary educator, lecturer and writer had been convinced that a life expectancy of 100 would be commonplace by 1998 and that, by his centenary birthday in 2030, mankind would know how to prolong life into infinity. Far from a crackpot, Mr. Esfandiary was respected by scientists, engineers, students who took his classes and intellectuals who read his books or attended his lectures. A quarter-century ago he was predicting things that are now happening. What he called "teleshopping" and "tele-education" are now ordinary Internet activities.

And he foresaw such medical and biological breakthroughs as fertilization and gestation outside the womb and the correcting of genetic flaws. Mr. Esfandiary taught futurist philosophy at University of California, Los Angeles, Extension for many years and wrote opinion pieces for the Los Angeles Times. On the East Coast, he taught classes at New York's New School for Social Research, the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, and Florida International University, and wrote opinion pieces for The New York Times. After writing a series of critically praised satirical novels in the 1960s "Day of Sacrifice," "The Beggar" and "Identity Card" Mr.

Esfandiary turned in the 1970s to serious futurist nonaction. Among his upbeat books were "Optimism One," "Up-Wingers," "Are You a Transhu-man?" and "Telespheres." "We are at the beginning of an age of limitless abundance," he asserted repeatedly. "There is no scarcity; there is only the psychology of scarcity." Born in Belgium, the son of an Iranian diplomat, and educated in the Middle East, Europe and the United States, Mr. Esfandiary described his own citizenship as "Universal," explaining, "I translive all over the planet." BILL MUNSON Quarterbacked six NFL teams over 16 seasons By Curt Sylvester Knight Ridder Newspapers Bill Munson was more than a quarterback during his eight years with the Lions. Greg Landry remembers him as a competitor who helped him learn the NFL game and played a key role in mending the rift between Lions offensive and defensive players.

Charlie Sanders remembers him as a smart quarterback with a fine touch on his passes, and one of the team's most clever practical jokers. And both expressed sadness in learning that Mr. Munson had been found dead Monday in his swimming pool in Lodi, an apparent drowning victim. He was 58. Mr.

Munson is the third ex-Lions quarterback to die in two weeks. Tobin Rote, 72, died June 27 in Saginaw, Karl Sweetan, 57, died five days later in Las Vegas. Both had complications after surgery. Mr. Munson was found in the swimming pool at his home by a nephew Monday evening after family members became concerned that they hadn't heard from him since early Sunday, Lodi police officer Gary Fauth said.

Mr. Munson was a first-round draft pick of the Los Angeles Rams in 1964 and was acquired by the Lions in 1968, the same year the Lions drafted Landry in the first round. The Lions soon had a quarterback controversy brewing. Mr. Munson was acknowledged as the better passer, but Landry won the job with his superior mobility, although injuries resulted in significant playing time for both.

"For two guys that were trying to compete for the job, I thought we had a pretty good relationship, and I think that helped the ballclub Landrysaid. Mr. Munson, who played eight years in Detroit, was traded to Seat- tie before the 1976 season and finished his 16-year NFL career with the Seahawks, San Diego and Buffalo. He remains seventh in all-time passing yards with the Lions fifth in career touchdown passes (56) and fourth in passer rating (75.2). LATEST DEATHS To our readers: The Post-Gazette's comprehensive listings of recent deaths Include two types of obituaries.

News obituaries, prepared by our staff, are published at the discretion of our editors. Death notices are paid obituaries prepared by the funeral home directors, To place a death notice, call 412-263-1371. To suggest a news obituary, call 412-263-1601. The following list is provided free as a public service. Listings followed by (DN) indicate that a death notice is published elsewhere in these; pages.

We accept information for the following list from funeral directors and employees of crematoriums and memorial soci-etiesrwho may call 412-263-1601 from 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. daily. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING neral Home, Penn Hills. (DN) LECHALK (LICHALK), Andrew, 95, of McKeesport, died July 12.

William H. Craig Funeral Home, McKeesport. (DN) LOEBIG, Vivian L. Henry, 65, of Scott, died July 11. Bogan-Wolf Funeral Home, Bridgeville.

(DN) LOMBARDO, Antonio, 92, of Bethel Park, died July 12. Paul L. Henney Memorial Chapel, Bethel Park. (DN) MALLOY, John 'Uack," of Brookline, died July 12. Boron Funeral Home, Carrick.

(DN) MASON, Erma 84, of Plum, died July 12. Soxman Funeral Home, Penn Hills. (DN) McBURNEY, Russell 45, of Ross, died July 12. Orion C. Pinkerton Funeral Home, Avalon.

(DN) McCLOSKEY, Geraldine 66, of Whitehall, died July 12. Jefferson Memorial Funeral Home, Pleasant Hills. (DN) MOONEY, Vera Margaret Ramp, 84, of Pitcairn, died July 13. William O. Pearce Funeral Home, Pitcairn.

(DN) MOORE, Frances "Maxine," 77, of Bethel Park, died July 11. Beinhauer-Connell Funeral Services, Bethel Park. (DN) MORGAN, Martha May, 79, of Plum, died July 1 1 John T. Hart Funeral Home, Murrysville. (DN) NICHOL, Marianne Zorn, 49, of Sharpsburg, died July 11.

Gene Van Horn Funeral Home, Monroeville. (DN) RALSTON, Paul 79, of West Mifflin, died July 12. Maloy-Schleifer Funeral Home, Duquesne. (DN) SANDLING, McKinley Hugh "Mo," died July 12. New Samuel E.

Coston Funeral Home, East Liberty. (DN) SCHADEL, Harry M. 82, of Bethel Park, died July 11. John F. Slater Funeral Home, Brentwood.

(DN) SCHLANGER, Loretta G. O'Neil, of Swissvale, died July 12. Thomas L. Nied Funeral Home, Swiss-vale. (DN) SOMMERFIELD, John Christopher, of Scott, died July 10.

Jefferson Memorial Funeral Home, Pleasant Hills. (DN) DIXON, Daniel 47, of North died July 12. Shirley-Kukich Funeral Home, North. Hunt--; ingdon. JENKINS, William 63, of North Huntingdon, died July 12.

Shirley-Kukich Funeral Home, North; Huntingdon. (DN) POTTER, Kenneth 53, of Murrysville, died Ju- ly 1 2. John T. Hart Funeral Home, Murrysville. (DN) RUDNIK, Dolores E.

Stankiewicz, 67, of Mount -Pleasant, died July 12. Robert B. Ferguson Funeral Home, Scottdale. OTHER BROVITZ, Norwin D. Berkowitz-Kumin-Bookatz, Rochester, (DN) CLARK, Edith 83, of Land O'Lakes, Fla.1 died July 12.

Thomas-Little Funeral Home, Oakdale. (DN) DONAHUE, Edna of Blairsville, Indiana Cgun- ty, died July 13, James F. Ferguson Funeral Home, Blairsville. FISHER, Mary Helen Vislay, of Michigan, former- I ly of Pittsburgh. Savolskis-Wasik-Glenn Funeral Home, Munhall.

(DN) MALEK, Frank W. 73, of Blairsville, Indiana County, died July 13. James F. Ferguson Funeral Home, Blairsville. MOWERY, Earl 86, of Cincinnati, Ohio, for- merly of Aspinwall, died July 5.

(DN) MULLEN, James 73, of Atlanta, formerly -of the North Side, died July 12. T.B. Devlin Funeral Home, Ross. (DN) SCALES, Robert 62, of Crystal Lake, died July 12. (DN) STASIK, Gerald "Bird," of Cochranton, Crawford County, formerly of McKees Rocks, died July 13i Va- lerian F.

Szal Funeral Home, McKees Rocks. (DN) STOCKDALE, Karen 44, of Rogersville, Greene County, formerly of Pittsburgh, died July 11. Rush Funeral Home, Rogersville. ZANGRILLI, Patrick of Green Valley, formerly of Pittsburgh, died May 27. Sheffield Funeral Home, Manchester.

DEEP, John Thomas 57, of Bridgeville, died July 12. Bogan-Wolf Funeral Home, Bridgeville. (DN) DOBRANSKY, Connie DeMaio, 68, of Clairton, died July 12. A.J. Bekavac Funeral Home, Clairton.

(DN) DUBOY, Andrew 86, of White Oak, died July 12. William H. Craig Funeral Home, McKeesport. (DN) EINLOTH, Winnie Just, of Baldwin, died July 12. Readshaw Funeral Home, Carrick.

(DN) FANA, Frank died July 12. Beinhauer Funeral Home, Beechview. (DN) FINNEGAN, Mary J. Mirenzi, 78, died July 13. Soxman Funeral Home, Penn Hills.

(DN) FISCHER, Dorothy M. Butler, 88, of the North Side, died July 13. IB. Devlin Funeral Home, Ross. (DN) FLAMOS, Mark died July 8.

O'Brien Funeral Home, North Side. (DN) GARSHAK, Robert J. 64, of West Mifflin, died July 12. Jefferson Memorial Funeral Home, Pleasant Hills. (DN) GLATZ, Theodore J.

85, of Emsworth, died July 11. Lawrence T. Miller Funeral Home, Bellevue. (DN) GRECO, Katherine died July 11. McCabe Bros.

Funeral Home, Shadyside. (DN) GREGA, Helen Elsie Pristas, of Whitaker, died July 11. Savolskis-Wasik-Glenn Funeral Home, Munhall. (DN) HILLIARD, Gloria died July 13. Findlay C.

Wylie Funeral Home, Penn Hills. (DN) HOLLAND, William, died July 12. White Memorial Chapel, Point Breeze. (DN) HUNCHECK, Aurefia M. Funk, of the North Side, died July 12.

Brady Memorial Home, Spring Hill. (DN) KACZYNSKI, Mildred "Millie" Boris, 65, of Lawrenceville, died July 11. Walter J. Zalewski Funeral Home, Lawrenceville. (DN) LAWS, Annamae, 67, of Plum, formerly of Nor-malville, Fayette County, died July 12.

Soxman Fu- STAAB, Charles of Brookline, died July 13. Frank F. De Bor Funeral Home, Brookline. (DN) STAAB, Mildred C. Guthoerl, 82, of Baldwin Borough, died July 13.

Griffith Mortuary, Broughton. (DN) SWASEY, Alexis Lynn, 27, died July 8. Daniel T. D'Alessandro Funeral Home, Lawrenceville. (DN) TORSO, David Daniel, 68, of Gibsonia, died July 12.

H.R Brandt Funeral Home, Perrysville. (DN) VELARDITA, Frank of Reserve, died July 13. Schellhaas Funeral Home, Ross. (DN) WIMER, Sarah 73, of Castle Shannon, died July 13. John F.

Slater Funeral Home, Brentwood. (DN) WOLFE, Donald of Swissvale, died July 13. Thomas L. Nied Funeral Home, Swissvale. (DN) BEAVER COUNTY BELCASTRO, Joseph A.

"Duke," 80, of Aliquip-pa, died July 13. Wayne A. Tatalovich Funeral Home, Aliquippa. BUTLER COUNTY BEINING, Frank 88, of Karns City, formerly of Zelienople and Ingomar, died July 11. Glenn Kildoo Funeral Home, Cranberry.

(DN) WASHINGTON COUNTY ANTALIK, Gregory 28, of Moon, died July 1 1 Salandra Funeral Services, Canonsburg. DEZACK, Rose 82, of Canonsburg, died July 12. Salandra Funeral Services, Canonsburg. SMITH, Ruth 91 of Canonsburg, died July 1 2. Salandra Funeral Services, Canonsburg.

STANCOVEN, Catherine 85, of Donora, died July 13. Anthony L. Massafra Funeral Home, Donora. (DN) WESTMORELAND COUNTY BERTONI, Ann Posati, of Lower Burrell, died July 12. Giunta Funeral Home, Arnold.

(DN) ALLEGHENY COUNTY AUSTIN, Ernest S. 80, of Brookline, died July 12. Aldrlch Funeral Home, Munhall. (DN) AIR-KERNS, Thelma Nadine Hill, of North July 13. Ronald V.

Lucas Funeral Home, NorthBraddock. (DN) BECKERT, Helen of Gibsonia, died July 13. Neely' Funeral Home, Shaler. (DN) BENNETT, Blanche L. Dolan, 91, of Pleasant Hills; formerly of Munhall and Homestead, died July 12.

iefferson Memorial Funeral Home, Pleasant Hills: (DN) CAVANAUGH, Elizabeth of Millvale, died July 12. Jack W. Amick Funeral Home, Millvale. (DN) CORRIOLS, Joseph 49, of Regent Square, died July 1 1 Thomas L. Nied Funeral Home, Swiss-vale.

(DN) CULBERT, Ruth 88, of Crafton, died July 11. Knee Funeral Home, Wilkinsburg. (DN) DEAN, Beatrice 74, of Charters, died July 10. vived by one son, Robert F. Bein-ing; seven daughters, Debra Banks, Dorothy Haefner, Janet Wilson, Ann Smith, Rose Spithaler, Agnes Whann, Karen Hartman; 32 grandchildren; 35 great grandchildren; one great great grandson.

Preceded in death by his wife, Carrie A. Bein-ing in 1997. Retired from Bell Telephone in 1973. Member St. Ferdinand Catholic Church in Cranberry Twp.

Worked as a Volunteer Fireman in Ingomar and Cranberry Twp. Friends received 2-4 and 7-9 pm and Noon 3:30 pm Friday at GLENN KILDOO CRANBERRY CHAPEL, 130 Wisconsin Cranberry Twp. Funeral Mass Friday, July 14, at 4pm at St. Ferdinand Catholic Church, Cranberry Twp. Memorial contributions to "Operation 4516 Minerva Street, PA 15224.

7-9 pm Friday at JACK W. AMICK FUNERAL HOME, 512 Grant Millvale A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Saturday at 10:00 am in Holy Spirit Church. The family suggests donations to your favorite charity. CLARK EDITH P. Age 83, of Land O'Lakes, Fl, died Wednesday, July 12, 2000, beloved wife of the late John Howard Clark; loving mother of Edith Harrop of FL, John H.

Clark Jr. of OK, and Carol A. Isimingerof Belle Vernon, PA; Also survived by 10 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Deceased in addition to her husband are four sisters and two brothers. Friends will be received at THOMAS-LITTLE FUNERAL SERVICE, INC.

5000 Noblestown Road, Oakdale 2-9 Sunday where a funeral service will be held at 10 AM Monday with the Rev. Robert Humes officiating. Interment will follow at Jefferson Memorial Park. AUSTIN ERNEST S. JR.

Died Wednesday, July 12, 2000; beloved brother of Loubertha Austin; olso survived by nephews, nieces, other relatives and friends. WWI veteran. Visitation Friday 2-4 7-9 P.M. ALDRICH FUNERAL HOMES 431 E. Ninth Avenue, Munhall, PA.

15120, where services will be held Saturday 10 A.M. Interment Restland Memorial Park. BAIR-KERNS THELMA NADINE (HILL) On Thursday, July 13, 2000, of North Braddock; mother of Sandra Diehl, Janet Ankney, Kenneth Bair and Norma Jean Lydic, the late Wil-liair) Bair Jr. and Barbara Corbett; sister of Clyde Hill; also 16 grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren and one late great-grandson. Friends recieved 2-4 7-9 p.m.

Friday at RONALD V. LUCAS FUNERAL HOME, corner of Bell Jones North Braddock (412) 271-1361, where service will be held on Saturday at 10 a.m. BECKERT HELEN E. July 13, 2000 of Gibsonia; wife of the fate Albert mother of Elaine Protzman and the late Howard Beckert; 7 grandchildren, 10 greatgrandchildren. Visitation Sunday 2-4 7-9 PMNEELY'S 2208 Mt.

Royal Glenshaw Service Monday 11AM BEINING FRANK H. Age 88, of Karns City PA, formerly of Zelienople and Ingomar, on Tuesday, July 11, 2000. He is sur BERTONI ANN (POSATI) On July 12, 2000, of Lower Burrell, mother of Eugene Posati of VA, and Richard Posati of Pittsburgh; three granddaughters and one great-grandson; three sisters in Italy. Friends received 2-4 7-9 Friday GIUNTA FUNERAL HOME, 1509 5th Arnold, PA. Christian Funeral Mass in Mt.

St. Peters RC Church, New Kensington, Saturday 10:00 am. BROVITZ NORWIN D. Devoted husband of the late Virginia R. and fiance" of Monica Krushin; beloved father of Stacy A.

Brovitz of Monroeville, PA, Tammy (Mark) Gersman of Fairlawn, OH, Bonnie (Arthur) Berke of Seacau-cus, NJ and Sherry (Arthur) Merry of Boston, MA; loving grandfather of Michael, Kyle, Alexandra, and Kathryn; dear brother of Edwin (Elsie) Brovitz of Naples, FL and Murray Brovitz (deceased). Services and interment will be held Thurs. July 13 in Rochester, NY. NO VISITATION PLEASE. Contributions to either Menorah Park, 27100 Cedar Beachwood, OH, 44122 or Ohio State University co Development Office, Columbus, OH 43210.

Arrangements by BERKOWITZ-KUMIN-BOOKATZ. CAVANAUGH ELIZABETH J. Of Millvale, on Wednesday, July 12, 2000; daughter of the late Daniel and Anna Cavanaugh; sister of Daniel Cavanaugh and the late Charles Friedel; also survived by nieces and nephews. Visitation 24 of Pittsburgh, Memorial contributions may be directed to the church, 1111 Wood Pgh. PA 15221.

CULBERT RUTH L. On Tuesday July 11, 2000 age 88 formerly of Crafton; wife of the late Francis A. Coulbert; aunt of Elizabeth Myers, Jean Mainhart and Charles Young. Friends may call Fri. llam-lpm at KNEE FUNERAL HOME OF WILKINSBURG, INC.

800 Center St where blessing service will be held Friday 1pm. DEEP JOHN THOMAS, SR. Age 57 of Bridgeville on July 12, 2000. A self employed contractor in the Bridgeville area. Husband of De-bra (Conoscuito) Deep; son of John and Dorothy (Witzel) Deep; grandson of Elizabeth Deep; father of John Thomas Deep, Derek A.

Deep, and Kelley Deep Greer all of South Fayette grandfather of Austin Greer; brother of Marlene Maier, Linda Hamilton, Janet Goed-ert, Kenneth Deep and the late Harold Deep; also surviving are several nieces and nephews. Friends received Friday 2-9 pm in the BOGAN-WOLF FUNERAL HOME, 430 Washington Bridgeville. Funeral service Saturday 9 am in Holy Virgin Russian Orthodox Church, Carnegie. Parastas 7:30 pm Friday. Woodruff Family Services, LLP DOBRANSKY CONNIE (DeMAlO) On Wednesday, July 12, 2000, Connie DeMaio Dobransky, age 68, of Clairton PA; wife of the late Robert M.

Dobransky; mother ofJobertW. and Wayne M. Dobransky; mother-, in-law of Dawn Dobransky; grand-; mother of Stephanie and Jason Do-' bransky; sister of Emily Cusheydi Virginia Aiello, Believe, Ernest, An- 7 thony and Victor DeMaio; also sur- vived by nieces and nephews;" Friends received in the A. J. BEKA VAC FU RAL HOME, 555 5th Clairton, 412-233-5700 Friday 2-4 7-9 pm.

Mass of Christian Burial Sat- urday, 10 am in St. Joseph Church, Clairton, PA. DUBOY ANDREW, SR. Age 86, of White Oak Bbrtfw" July 12, 2000; husband of the late Helen Sidun Duboy. He was retired from Hubbard Mine, Versailles Boro and McKeesport Housing Authority, Maintenance Depf.f"also former employee of McKeesport Hospital.

He is survived by daughter, Arlene Crnkovich. with. whom he resided; 2 sons," Andrew Duboy, Jr. of Clairton, PA and Charles Duboy of Monroeville; "4 grandchildren; 2 step- grandchildren; 2 sisters, Margaret Pordash of Charleroi and Helen Nocket of New Platz, NY. Friends will be received in the WILLIAM H.

CRAIG FUNERAL HOME, 3000 Versailles McKeesport. Fri- day, 2-4 7-9 pm. There will be 7i3Q Friday evening Parastas Service in -the Funeral Home followed by a 9:30 Saturday morning Blessing Ser-; vice and 10am Funeral Service in. the St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Church, McKeesport.

Interment will be in the Mt. Vernon Cemetery-; Elizabeth Twp. Conj. on Page 0-8. BENNETT BLANCHE L.

(DOLAN) Age 91, of Pleasant Hills, formerly of Munhall and Homestead, on July 12, 2000, an active participant at the Leland Senior Center; wife of the late Raymond Bennett; beloved mother of Raymond Bennett, Patsy Cloman and Joan Migale; sister-in-law of Ann Bennett; aunt of Alberta Schultz; also survived by seven grandchildren; six great-grandchildren. Visitation will be from 2-4, 7-9 p.m. Friday at the JEFFERSON MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME, 301 Curry Hollow Pleasant Hills, where blessing service will be held Saturday at noon. Interment Jefferson Memorial Park. Memorial contributions may be made the American Heart Association CORRIOLS JOSEPH P.

Age 49 of Regent Sq. at his home on July 11, 2000. Very active member of the Covenant Church Of Pittsburgh. Preceded in death by his parents Joseph Ida Corriols; brother of Maria Corriols Cain 8. her husband Larry; uncle of Nathan, Christopher Adrienne.

Friends received 2-4 7-9 FRIDAY ONLY at theTHOMAS L. Nl ED FUNERAL HOME, INC. 7441 Washington Swissvale. Services Saturday at noon at the Covenant Church 4.