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B6 The San Bernardino County Sun WEDNESDAY, November 6, 1996 Obituaries City votes to keep streets people-friendly Orange. Memorial service will be at 3 p.m. Saturdav at Emmanuel Methodist Church, 3310 N. San Bernardino. Inurnment will be private.

Aaron Cremation and Burial Services in Highland is directing. The family suggests donations to Kaiser Permanente Hospice, 9961 Sierra Fontana 92335. EVELYN J. PACKER San Bernardino resident Evelyn J. Packer, 71, of San Bernardino died Oct.

29 of injuries sustained in a car accident in Las Vegas, New Packer, a native of Grapeland, Texas, lived in San Bernardino 40 years. She was a homemaker for 50 years. Survivors include her son, Johnny Ray Roberts of Chico; her choking. Both are intended to slow drivers without creating a traffic hazard. A jog occurs when streets don't quite go in a straight line.

Chokers happen when a wide street is narrowed, then widened again. Green belts between housing developments and major thoroughfares. It would require developers lo put a park-like walking, horse or bike trail or greenery in certain areas. New houses along Interstate 10, for instance, would be separated from the freeway by a park-like strip or other green open area. "It's very flexible," Buydos said of the ordinance, which goes into effect Dec.

4. "It's written lo cause developers to be creative in their designs rather than the cracker-boxcookie-cutter typical subdivision design." Calimesa, which is in the Yucaipa Valley but on the Riverside County side, became a city in 1990, just one year alter Temecula incorporated and six years after Moreno Valley. Riverside County adopted a subdivision ordinance in the early 1980s, following the approval and construction of the Rancho California master-planned community. Cities that incorporated shortly thereafter adopted county ordinances and codes until they could develop their own. "This is one of the last steps Calimesa will lake to remove itself from the Riverside County development code," Buydos said.

"It takes time. We did our general plan; that was a two-year By Cindy Yingst The Sun's Yucaipa Bureau CALLMESA This small city doesn't want to be Moreno Valley or Temecula, city officials have decided. On Monday, the City Council gave final approval to an ordinance that ensures that new subdivisions will have a distinctly different and friendlier flavor from their counterparts in other Riverside County cities. "Temecula made the cover of Newsweek for how unpedestrian-friendly their streets are," Planning Director Jerry Buydossaid. The magazine about six months ago featured a cover photo of a child on in-line skates riding down a huge street.

"Their neighborhood streets are 40 feet wide. They're massive. You can't talk to the person across the street because they can't hear you." Calimesa's new subdivision ordinance provides for streets that are only 28 feet wide when there is no through traffic. Other aspects: Pedestrian and bicycle pathways that connect cul-de-sacs, making friends and neighbors who live behind you but on another street easier to reach. Traffic circles like those in Europe and Tijuana.

They slow drivers and eliminate problems found at lour-way slops where no one knows who's supposed to go first. Most likely, these will be in newer areas, such as Oak Valley. Jogs in the road and traffic Births Angelina; four sons, George, Rudy and Donald, all of Colton, and Johnny of Rialto: his daughter, Cecelia of Colton: three brothers, Cisco of Bloomington, Faustino of Riverside and Diego "Chuco" of Colton; lour sisters, Josie Luna and Lupe Guillen, both ol'San Bernardino, Petra Al-cantar of Bloomington and Beatrice Vasquez of Colton; 20 grandchildren; and six greatgrandchildren. Visitation will be from 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday, with a rosary at 7 p.m., both at Colton Funeral Chapel, 1275 N.

La Cadena Drive, Colton. Burial mass will be at 10 a.m. Friday at San Salvador Catholic Church, Seventh and streets, Colton. Interment will follow at Hermosa Memorial Gardens, 900 N. Meridian Colton.

JOSEPH E. VOICE Manager Joseph E. Voice, 54, or Red-lands died Oct. 28 at home. The cause of death is unknown, pending a coroner's report.

Voice, a native of Lovelle, lived in Redlands seven years. He worked as a manager at Postal Zone in Redlands for seven years. He was a member of the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary and the Redlands Business Association. Survivors include his wire, Sherrie; his brother, Gary of Carlsbad; and three sisters, Lola Os-terbaan of Coral, Dora Pinkston of Las Vegas, N.M., and Carol McAllister of Knoxville, Tenn.

Memorial service will be at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at First Congregational Church, 2 W. Olive Redlands. Inurnment will be private. Aaron Cremation and Burial Services in Highland is directing.

LAURENCE H.WALLACE Custodian Laurence H. Wallace, 63, or Bloomington died Saturday at home. The cause of death is unknown, pending a coroner's report. Wallace, a native of Nebraska, lived in San Bernardino County 1 1 years. He worked as a custodian for Palo Alto Public Schools in Palo Alto for 17 years.

He served in the Army during the Korean War. Survivors include two sons, Jaime Francois Baptiste of Palo Alto and Glenn of Marin County; his daughter, April Hoppa of Palo Alto; his sister, I a Woods of Bloomington; and four grandchildren. Memorial service will be at 1 p.m. today at Veterans Administration Hospital Chapel, 11201 Benton Loma Linda 92354. Burial will follow at Riverside National Cemetery, 22495 Van Buren Riverside.

Dickey Mortuary is directing. MURRY O.WALTERS Electronic technician Murry O. Walters. 68, or San Bernardino died Sunday of respiratory failure at St. Bernardine Medical Center in San Bernardino.

Walters, a native of Wisconsin, lived in San Bernardino five years. He worked as an electronic technician for McDonnell-Douglas lor 25 years. He was a Korean War Army veteran. p.m. Thursday at Pierce Bros.

Crestlawn Mortuary, 11500 Arlington Riverside. Graveside service will be at 3 p.m. Friday at Pierce Bros. Crestlawn Memorial I'ark. RAYMOND MADSEN Colton Cement manager Raymond Madsen.

73, of San Bernardino died Monday of cardiopulmonary arrest at St. Ber-nardine Medical Center. Madsen, a native of Corona, lived in San Bernardino 60 years. He retired as an office manager after working 44 years at California Portland Cement in Colton. He was treasurer at Mount Slover Federal Credit Union for 17 years and a member of the St.

Bernardine Medical Center Auxiliary. He was a board member and choir member at Lutheran Church of Our Savior. Survivors include his wife, Joyce; three sons, Dennis of Cali-mesa, Norman of Redlands and Gregory of Las Vegas: two stepsons. Jeffrey Eraser of Huntington Beach and Greg Eraser of Highland; two stepdaughters, Diane Dallman and Debbie Emler, both of Visalia; two brothers, Donald of Azusa and Norman of Mission Viejo; his sister, Addie Turner of Las Vegas; 13 grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Service will be at 11 a.m.

today at Lutheran Church of Our Savior, 5050 N. Sierra Way, San Bernardino. Inurnment will be private. Mt. View Mortuary and Cemetery is directing.

The family suggests donations to the Transplant Fund at St. Bernardine Medical Center, 489 E. 21st San Bernardino, 92404 or to a Lutheran Church of your choice. LUCIANO MONTANEZ Retired mechanic Luciano "Lucky" Montanez, 66, of Rialto died Friday at Loma Linda University Medical Center. The cause of death is unknown, pending a coroner's report.

Montanez. a native of El Paso, Texas, lived in Rialto six years. He was retired after working as self-employed mechanic. He was an Army veteran of the Korean War, where he served with the Airborne Division. He was a member of the Colton First Assembly of God Church.

Survivors include his wife, Concepcion; three sons, Richard of Rancho Cucamonga, Albert and Anthony, both of Upland; live daughters, Mary Lou Torrez and Gloria Avila, both of Ontario, Vera Borunda of Placentia, Mona Lisa Rodriguez and Valerie both of Rialto; three brothers, Tony Melendrez of Atwater, Salvador Melendrez of Omaha, and Manuela Andres of St. Joseph, Missouri; four sisters, Ofelia Gal-losa, Hortencia Melendrez, Jgna-cia Melendrez and Sorroco Melendrez, all of Deming, N.M.; and 16 grandchildren. Visitation will be from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday, with evening service at 6 p.m., both at the First Assembly of God Church, 450 W. Citrus Colton.

Graveside service will be at 10 a.m. Fridav Bellevue Memorial Park, 1240 W. Ontario. DELFINO S. MONTOYA Retired plumbing clerk Dellino S.

Montoya. 86, of San Bernardino died Oct. 30 of respiratory failure at St. Bernardine Medical Center. Montoya, a native of Valarde, N.M., lived in San Bernardino 45 years.

He worked as a plumbing sup ply clerk at Plumbing in San Bernardino. Survivors include his wife, Lib-b two sons, Anto-n i and Ray, both of San Ber nardino; his brother, Joe and his sister, Maggie, both of Santa Fe.N.M. Visitation will be private. Interment will be at 10:30 a.m. today at Arlington Cemetery, 9645 Magnolia Riverside.

Mark B. Shaw Mortuary is directing. R.BRUCE NELSON Accounts manager R. Bruce Nelson, 46, of Lake Arrowhead died Saturday of cancer at home. Nelson was a native of San Bernardino and lived in Lake Arrowhead 46 years.

He worked as a major accounts manager and payroll services at Automatic Data Processing and Bank of America for 20 years. He was a member of Jeeping Jeepers 4-Wheel-Drive Club for 20 years and the Automatic Data Processing Presidents Club lor eight years. Survivors include his wife, Judi; two daughters, Michelle and Robin, both of Lake Arrowhead; his mother, Frances of liiverside; his brother, Earl of San Diego; two sisters, lia'bara Grannis of Riverside and Virginia Belk of DILLON ANDERSON Infant Dillon Jesse Zamora-Ander-son. infant, of San Bernardino died Thursday ol'SlDS at home. Anderson was a native of San Bernardino.

Survivors include his mother, Mareella Zamora: his father. Matthew: two sisters. Malvssa Ariana Zamora and Baili Alexys Zamora, all of San Bernardino; his grandpa janett Me-j i a and Daniel Zamora. both of Kancho a rnonga, Alex Martinez of San Bernardino, and Bill and Gloria of Pomona. Visitation will be from 8 a.m.

to 9:15 a.m. Saturday at Draper Mortuary, 811 N. Mountain Ontario. Graveside service will follow at 10 a.m. at Bellevue Memorial Park, 1240 W.

Ontario. TERRY LEE BERNARD Yucaipa resident Terry Lee Bernard. 48. of Yucaipa died Sunday at Loma Linda University Medical Center. The cause of death is unknown, pending a doctor's report.

Bernard, a native of Long Beach, lived in Yucaipa 21 years. He worked as a manager of the Yucaipa Elks Lodge for three vears. He was a member of the Yucaipa Elks Lodge No. 2389. Survivors include his wife.

Carol; his son. Michael Todryk of Watertown, his daughter, Sandi Malone of Yucaipa; his sister, Imogene Esslinger of Scottsdale, and five grandchildren. Memorial services will be at 1 p.m. Fridav at the Yucaipa Elks Lodge No. 2389, 12165 2nd St.

Burial will be private. RACHEL J. CRAIG Seamstress Rachel J. Craig, 67. of San Bernardino died Sunday of a stroke at home.

Craig, a native of Lenior, N.C., lived in San Bernardino 18 years. She retired as a seamstress at Patton State Hospital. Survivors include her son, John R. White of Corona; two brothers, Rayford Jackson and Lynnroe Jackson, both of North Carolina: her sister, Juanita Melzerof San Bernardino. Graveside service will be at 9:45 a.m.

today at Riverside National Cemeterv, Staging Area No. 5, 22495 Van Buren Riverside. Bobbitt Memorial Chapel is directing. JAMES GALLEGOS JR. Student Former Colton resident James Joseph Gallegos 18, of National City died Sunday at University Medical Center in San Diego.

The cause of death is unknown, pending a coroner's report. Gallegos, a native of Hayward, formerly lived in Colton 13 years. He was a student at Sweetwater High School, where he played on the Varsity Football Team. He was a member of Victor Valley Outreach Chapel. Survivors include his mother, Rebecca Velarde of Colton; his father, James J.

Sr. of Flint, his brother, Robert Jeffers: his sister, Crystal; and his grandparents. Lolo and Lucille Mencha-ca. all of Colton. Visitation will be from 3 to 8 p.m.

with a wake at 6:30 p.m. Thursday and a funeral service at 10:30 a.m. Friday, all at Knopsnyder Mortuary, 404 N. Seventh Colton. Burial will follow at Hermosa Memorial Gardens, 900 N.

Meridian Colton. WILLIAM EARL HARTLEY Termite inspector William Earl Hartley, 66, of Fontana died Sunday of cardiopulmonary arrest at Kaiser Per-manente Medical Center in Fontana. Hartley, a native of Los Angeles, lived in Fontana 24 years. He was a self-employed termite inspector in San Bernardino County for 35 years. He was a member of the Fontana Christian Center for 12 years.

Survivors include his wife, Esther eight sons, Edward St. Onge of Perris, Van St. Onge of I'ocatello, Idaho, Guy St. Onge of Fontana. Kim St.

Onge of Bloom-ington, Cal St. Onge of Baldwin I'ark. Harvey St. Onge of Glen-dale. Marlin St.

Onge of Course Gold and Billy of Los Angeles; eight daughters, Debbie St. Onge, Denise St. Onge, Donna Powers and Jenny Gulliam, all of Fontana, Melody St. Onge of San Bernardino and Debbie, Judy and Marlene. all of Los Angeles; his sister, Vivian Vervick of Hemet; 17 grandchildren; and six greatgrandchildren.

Visitation will be from 4 to'ii -I Spangle of Adelanto. Victor Valley Community Hospital. YEN A girl, Adelynn Raelene, born Oct. 27 to Shirley and Nathan Yen of Grand Terrace. Loma Linda University Medical Center.

WHITAKER A boy, Kody Bowden, born Oct. 23 to Christine and Kevinn Whitaker of Mentone. Redlands Community Hospital. WORLEY A girl. Angela Marie, born Oct.

27 to Julie and George Worley of Victorville. Victor Valley Community Hospital. Compiled by Karen White, Sun Vitals Clerk, (909) 386-3892. The Sun reports births as soon as the Information Is provided by hospitals. In Memoriam Death notices in this column are prepared by The Sun's classified advertising department.

For information, please call (909) 888-3252, APPRECIATION The Family of Bryan W. Schmidt Would like to thank everyone for their love, suonort. generosity, and lovely prayers RACHEL J. CRAIG, 67, a resident of San Bernardino for 18 years, passed away on November 3, 1996 at home. She was born October 30, 1929 in Lenoir, North Carolina.

She retired from the State of California Patton State Hospital. She is survived by her son, John R. White, Corona, CA. Grandson, Todd R. White, San Bernardino, CA.

Sister, Juanita Melzer, San Bernardino, 2 brothers, Rayford and Lynnroe Jackson, both of North Carolina. Graveside Service: Riverside National Cemetery, 22495 Van Buren Riverside, California. Wednesday 1161996 Staging Area 5 at 9:45 AM I T7ST daughter, Linda Sat-terwhite of Highland; her brother, Mac M. Smith or Olivehurst; and 10 Visitation will be from 1 to 7 p.m. todav with luneral service at ll a.m.

Thursday, Doth at Tillie's Memorial Chapel, 1557 W. Base Line, San Bernardino. Interment will be private. MARIE S.SIMMONS Retired beautician Marie Solomon Simmons, 83, of Highland died Sunday at Shea Convalescent Hospital in San Bernardino. The cause of death is unknown, pending a doctor's report.

Simmons, a native of Georgia, lived in Highland seven years. She was a beautician for 60 years. She was a member of the Elks Lodge in Bakersfield and a member of the Holy Spirit Deliverance Church in Rialto. Survivors include her daughter, Helen Younge or Highland; her brother, King Solomon; four sisters, Ernestine Daniels of Los Angeles, Annie Mae Lowe, Dorothy L. Tomlin and Pansy Farrara, all of Bakersfield; six grandchildren; 30 great-grandchildren; and six great-great-grandchildren.

Visitation will be 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday, with memorial service at 1 p.m. Friday, both at Monteci-to Memorial Chapel, 24145 Barton Road, Loma Linda. Burial will follow at Montecito Memorial Park, Waterman Avenue and Barton Road, Colton. LEE W.THOMPSON Adelanto resident Lee W.

Thompson, 60, of Adelanto died Oct. 25 of cardiopulmonary arrest at St. Mary's Regional Medical Center. Thompson, a native of Ros-well, N.M., lived in Adelanto six years. He was a foreman at Boyd Lumber Company.

He served in the Navy during the Korean War. Survivors include three sons, Jere Burchfield ofHesperia, Charles of Adelanto and Ronald of Corona; and two sisters, Rosemary Merritt of Jerome, Idaho, and Helen Brinker or Roswell, N.M. Graveside service will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday at Riverside National Cemetery, Staging Area No. 2, 22495 Van Buren Riverside.

Victor Valley Mortuary in Victorville is directing. MARK EDWARD TILLMAN Security guard Mark Edward Tillman, 31, or Rialto died Oct. 30 of a homicide at USC Medical Center in Los Angeles. Tillman was a lifetime resident of San Bernardino County. He worked as a security guard at Midnight Mission for one year.

He was a member or Holy Missionary Baptist Church in Pomona. Survivors include his daughter, Melanie: his brother. Marcel; his sister, Michelle Tillman Rod-griguez; his parents, John and Lillian all of Rialto; and his grandfather, Jack of Missouri. Funeral services will be at noon Friday at Holy Missionary Baptist Church, 1013 San Bernardino Pomona. Burial will follow at Green Acres Mortuary and Cemetery, 11715 Cedar Bloomington.

Todd Memorial Chapel in Pomona is directing. VALENTIN V.VALENCIA Citrus worker Valentin V. Valencia. 67. of Colton died Saturday of St.

Bernardine Medical Center in San Bernardino. The cause of deal is unknown, pending a doctor's report. Valencia, a native of Mason City, Iowa, lived in Colton 50 years. lie was a citrus worker for Blue Banner in Colton. He was a member of San Salvador Catholic Church.

Survivors include his wife, ASHBY A boy, James Joshua, born Oct. 28 to Janet and James Ashby of Phelan. Victor Valley Community Hospital. AXE A boy, Logan Thomas Caudle, born Oct. 28 to Cynthia and David Axe ol San Bernardino.

San Bernardino County Medical Center. BERLEN A girl, Sandra Maria, born Oct. 28 to Terry and Leonardo Berlen of Bar-stow. Victor Valley Community Hospital. CASTANEDA A boy.

Nathaniel Erasmo. born Oct. 27 to Nora Guevara and Erasmo Castaneda of Adelanto. Victor Valley Community Hospital. CHAMPOUX JR.

A boy, Andrew Mitchell, born Oct. 24 to Jennifer Hopkins and Andrew Champoux of Adelanto. Victor Valley Community Hospital. CHERPIN A boy. Justin Andrew, born Oct.

15 to Mary and Larry Cherpin of Fontana. Redlands Community Hospital. GEARY A boy. Isaiah James, born Oct. 24 to Tara Geary of Barstow.

Victor Valley Community Hospital. HOWARD A boy, Austin Lorenzo, born Oct. 25 to Sherry Stibbie of Apple Valley. Victor Valley Community Hospital. MENDOZA Estella Sue.

born Oct. 26 to Tanya Jones and Richard Mendoza of Victorville. Victor Valley Community Hospital. MENJIVAR A girl, Jessica Mary, born Oct. 24 to Sandra and Jose Menjivar of Victorville.

Victor Valley Community Hospital. MILLER JR. A boy, David Christopher, born Oct. 4 to Christina Martinez and David Miller of Fontana. Loma Linda University Medical Center.

MORGAN A boy. Austin Mackenzie, born Oct. 27 to Angel Morgan of Victorville. Victor Valley Community Hospital. PALENCI A JR.

A boy. Joseph Ryan, born Oct. 5 to Monique Rafaela and Joseph Ryan Palencia Sr. of Loma Linda. Loma Linda University Medical Center.

RODRIGUEZ A boy. Ryan Jordan, born Oct. 25 to Yvonne Hessler of Victorville. Victor Valley Community Hospital. ROSALES A girl.

Vanessa Marie, born Oct. 27 toCatalina G. Villela and Andrew Rosales of Fontana. Loma Linda University Medical Center. SHOAFF A boy.

Chad Matthew, born Oct. 15 to Rulh and Mark Shoaff of Red-lands. Redlands Community Hospital. SPANGLE A girl, Margarita Monique. Oct.

29 to Velinda Gonzalez and Michael Crematory Burial Service 27(107 KaM 5th Highland 909425-2920 Contjmre our total cost, facility sen-ice. Memorial Chapel Vom generations of family inmedsvmce. Rachel Craig Today 9:45 A.M. Graveside Riverside National Cemetery Staging Area 5 Babbitt Mass of Christian Burial Today 1 1 :00 A.M. St.

Adelaide Catholic Church June Hyle Today 1:00 P.M. Chapel Gertrude C. Matlach Thursday 1 1:00 A.M. Graveside Mt. View Cemetery 1 299 lv Bernardino, C.

(909) 882-3761 si Ins jJUJMJMIgl Survivors include his wife. Shirley; two daughters, Diana Barker of Visalia and Cindy L. Rutkowski of Perris; his son, Murray A. ol' Sparks, New; his sister, Marridelle Pernal of Downey; nine grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. No services are planned.

Interment will be private. Mt. View Mortuary and Cemetery in San Bernardino is directing. JOHN W. WHALEN Laborer John W.

Whalen, 48, of Crestline died Saturday of a heart attack at home. Whalen, a native of Artesia, lived in Crestline 24 years. He worked as a laborer at Ma-tich Corp. for 21 years. He was a Vietnam veteran.

Survivors include his wife, Kalhy his son, Jon C. ol' Lake Arrowhead; his daughter, Lina A. of Crestline; two sisters, Linda Arizmendi of Grand Terrace and Lee Barbera of Cypress; and his grandmother, Bess McFurlane of Forrest Grove, Ore. Memorial services will be at 1 1 a.m. today at San Moritz Lodge in Crestline.

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