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2B DETROIT FREE PRESS FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1997 1 Death notices ,11111 in liarii'nuiiiTiiimiiiifrr' SCHWARTZENFELD RACHEL Beloved wife of the latel Death Notices Today's Alphabetical Listing HELPFUL HINT Altrea scnwarrzenreia. Deareit mother of Steven i (Karen) end Dr. Ted (Nancv) Schwartzenfeld. To report a death of Social seturny or i oerwTiciory or to inquire about survivor benefit, Dear grandmother of David. Dana, Allssa, Debra, and Erica.

Dear sitter of Sylvia Adelraaa. Services 12 noon Friday at the Hebrew Memorial Chapel, (10) 543-1622 Interment Adal Shalom. Call: 1-80M72-1213 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Monday through Friday.

Ford Rotunda designer had a knack for bridge BALCERZAK SMITH LILLIAN Age 77, Feorse. Dear mother of Edward FRANK Age 81. Dear brother of G. (Sandra) and Daniel L. Smith; Bernice (tawaraj mazens and Walter (Jenny).

Also the late Henry. Loving uncle of seven nieces and Radloff, Helen E. Ries, Clarence Bud William Rimsa, (Nee Antolak) Carol Sandberg, Richard H. Sarkisian. SarKis J.

(Sam) Schwartzenfeld, Rachel Shelter, John Grant Shultz, Anne Auster Smith, Lillian Stopa, Edward Sylvester, Alma G. Thornley, James Larry Torner, Frank Ward, Colleen Frances Ward, James S. Wawerczak, Iwan (John) Whiting, George R. Winfrey, Steve Gettings, Marilyn Sam Gogoleski, Donald E. Griggs, Bennie Hopper, Leland Jenkinson, Frederick Sr.

Jinkner, John Jay Jones, Walter G. Jr. Kippen, Daniel William Klein, Robert' Mazzara, Joseph Murphy, Hugh Nori, Virginia Nosakowski, Ruth D. Pechukitis, Sophia Perry, Ula C. Phillips, Phillip Pijanowski, Stanley R.

Ill Quinn, Margaret Balcerzak, Frank Berarducci, Kathryn J. Blogg, Minnie Bostick, Edward Brusso, Louise Bunk, Stella Butsicaris, Mary Anttiy Campbell, Evelyn A. Campbell, Virginia M. Carleton, Valarie Lynne Damitio, Donald B. Dasitva.

Gertrude M. DiMeglio, Geraldine Ann Drobniewski, Henry J. Dzialak, George D. Emerson, Joe D. Froehlich, Nelson Frank Gancos, Caroline neohews.

in state Friday 12-9 o.m. four grandcniioren ana six greatgrandchildren. In state at the Ballhelm Funeral Home, 4120 W. Jefferson, Ecorse, Friday 12-91 P.m. Instate Saturday 9a.m.

at St. rancls Xavier Church, Eoorse with Funeral Mass at 10. Entomb Parish Scripture service 6:30 p.m. Friday. Funeral service Saturday 9 a.m.

KROT FUNERAL HOME, 2687 CANIFF, HAMTRAMCK (313) 365-5240 to St. Ladislaus Church 9:30 a.m. ment Michigan Memorial paw, rrr STOPA EDWARD Beloved husband bf the late Wanda. Dear father of San BERARDUCCI KATHRYN J. March 13, 1997.

Age 93. Beloved wife of the late Alfred. Loving mother of Mary Louise (Joseph) Kratofll of Jackson and Laurence (Joyce). Dear sister of Mary (Francesco, Philip Fatica, Patricia Deloss artd the late dra (Bob) Gadiinski, Pamela Metz and Marsha Stopa. Dear grandfather of Matthew, Mark, and Michelle.

Great grandfather of Jason, Rachel and Erik. Also survived by sisters Lottie Thomas and Jackie Burke and brother Jennie Fat lea, Charles Fatica, JONES WALTER O. JR. Age 77, March 12, Frank stopa. visitation i-naay 12-9 p.m.

at the: A.H. Peters DaSILVA GERTRUDE M. Aae 95. March 13. PERRY ULA C.

Age 7a of Grosse Pointe Crk 1. in 1007 UUIfa nf 1997. Dearest mother of Dolores runtrii nwmvt wv js-mvoiiiicf i at Masonic (13V mile road) War Alfred Perry. Mother of JIN Perry lyy. Beiovea nusoana or Stella, dear father of aj Sharon Bode, Walter G.

(Terry), Catherine (the late Stanley) pucnalskl ana Mavis (James) Plotkowski: (Aaron iverstmani ana jone (Laurence) Brltt, sister of Eunice Davis. Died suddenly of a heart ren. Instate at st Martin ueporres Catholic Church, 31555 Hoover road, Warren from 10 a.m. until I time of mass at 10:30 a.m. imh grandmother of eight; great- Srandmother of 16.

Prayers Money 10:15 a.m. at Dlener Funeral Ann Strand, and Dorothy DiNico-la. Also leaves five grand and two freat grandchildren. Visitation at heyer-Rock Funeral Home, 33603 Grand River Avenue, Far-mlngton (1 block west of Far-mingtonRoad) Saturday and Sunday 2-5 and 6-9PM and Monday at Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church, 53815 Power Far-mington from until 10AM Mass. Memorials may be made to Angela Hospice or Rainbow Homes.

attack In her sleep. Ula was a retired schoolteacher with an active and full life. Memorial Home, 4821 van Dyne idctw. jr 22 Mile Rdi 1. utlca.

Mass II a.m McLean and Gerald S. (Linda); grandfather of twelve; greatgrandfather of five; brother of olive Krausmann and Eva Dick-rell. Visitation Friday 12-9 m. VFW service Friday :30 p.m. Service Saturday 11:30 a.m.

at John N. Santeiu Son Funeral Home. 1139 Inkster Rd. (betw. Ford Rd.t Cherry Hill).

service Sunday, Marcn ia, at the Grosse Pointe Unitari at St. Kieran Catholic Church. Visitation Saturday 6-9 p.m. and tion of the Ford Rotunda in Dearborn for the company's 1953 birthday. The redesigned building contained a theater-auditorium, a 93-foot-diameter geodesic dome by Buckminster Fuller and a city-of-the-future display.

The building later burned down. Mr. Brown designed homes in Franklin Village, Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills and the Grosse Pointes in the 1930s, '40s, and '50s. The last big home he designed was a $600,000 mansion on Provencal in Grosse Pointe Farms. It was finished in 1973.

Mr. Brown was among the first 400 bridge life masters in the United States. He won the NAC Life Master Pairs Championship in 1957 and finished second at the 1957 De La Rue International Pairs Championship in London. He belonged to Grosse Pointe Memorial Church and many clubs. Besides his son, he is survived by a daughter, Catherine Brown, and a brother, Max.

A service was held Thursday at his church. By Daniel G. Fricker FVee Press Staff Writer H. Sanborn Brown, a Grosse Pointe Farms architect who redesigned the Ford Rotunda for the auto company's 50th anniversary and designed Hazel Park Race Track, died of kidney failure Saturday at home. Mr.

Brown, 90, was a bridge master who represented the United States at a 1957 international championship. His wife, Virginia, died in 1994. "He was very dedicated to work. He was very dedicated to bridge. He provided a stable home," said his son, Edward.

"Unfortunately, work and bridge sometimes interfered with vacations." Mr. Brown was born in Detroit, and a descendant of telegraph inventor Samuel Morse. The family had come to, Detroit from New England via St Clair. He graduated from the University of Michigan in 1929 with an architectural engineering degree. He was self-employed.

Mr. Brown designed the renova THORNLEY JAMES LARRY of Mllfarrf March 12, 1997, age 55. Beloved husband of Kelly. Dear Father of Garrv (Jennifer). Br van.

and an Church, 17150 Maumee Grosse Pointe, Ml. 48230. Memorials may be made to the Memorial DIMEGLIO Bobby thornley. Dear Son of t-una at me ujrosse roime uniiar-lan Church. GERALDINE ANN (COONEY) of Warren Mi, Died March 13, at her timer amun.

uvai Dtuinvr-vr1 Garry Thornley. Friends may visit at Lynch 4 Sons (Richard-ion-Bird Inanel), 404 E. Liberty. home. She was oorn Augusi jutn, 193S in Gravllna Ml.

Mrs Gerr PHILLIPS PHILLIP Beloved husband of Constance Nicholas. Lovlna fa KIPPEN DANIEL WILLIAM of Clarkston: March 13, 1997. Age 72; husband of Norma; father of Nancy (David) Rosevear of Danie (Donna) Milford, Friday 1-9 p.m. Scripture DiMeglio retired as a Systems Analyst from Chrysler Corp. after 30 years and was a member of the ther of Elizabeth, Nicholas, Phil- BLOGG MINNIE Age 63, of Walled Lake.

March 13, 1997. Beloved wife of the late Lionel. Dear mother of Robert (Judy) Blogg, Lionel Blogg, Carole Ann McClintlc, Evelyn (Thomas) Burns, Charles (Patricia) Blogg and Janice (John) Finn. Dear grandmother of 18 grandchildren, 15 great grandchildren arid 3 great-great grandchildren. Sister of Charlotte Sitter-in-lAw of JoAn- service rrioay i p.m.

runerai from St. Mary's Church, 1851 E. Commerce, Milford, Sat. 10 a.m., Fr. Ron Anderson officiating.

Burial Milford Memorial Cemetery. Memorials to the James Thornley Memorial Fund for his son Bobby at Michigan Ago re tnrysier ins uuo wrs uinnw- 81 lo is survived by her husband omlnic. Children Floyd Cooney Lawrence Cooney, Linda hp, Anna and Jonn. uear granata-ther of eight. Loving brother of Philla "Rosa" Platlsand Despena Koukis.

Visiting Friday 3-9 p.m. Trlsaglon 6 p.m. at Charles R. Step Funeral Home 16425 Beech Dalv (bet. 6-7 Mi Instate 10:30 of Romeo, Jack of Clinton Twp.

and James (Jean) of AZ; Grandfather of Melissa, Jonathan and Rebecca; Brother of Dorothy Richards of Birmingham, Robert of Northvllle and David ot Warren. Mr. Kippen was retired from Dirksen Screw Products and was a member of the Calvary Evan- liaryj Rraienne, pameia (ye-vld) barney. Sten-dauahter Bar lates Association, oji n. vvasning-'on Lansing, Ml 48906 a.m.

Saturday and service 11 a.m. drea Brandt. Funeral from Hope Luthuran Church, 39200 W. bara Baglardi and family and the late son Gregory Cooney. Grandmother of eiaht.

Gerrl passed Saturday at SS. Constantino and Helen. 36375 Jov Road (west of Twelve Mile Par mington Hills. Saturday 11 a.m. Interment jeiicai Lutheran cnurcn uarKs- away after a long courageous Wayne Interment Parkview Oakland Hills Cemetery.

Friends in PM at the Lewis E. Wlnt i MemoriaL oanie wim wineimer unease. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1 m. at the: D.S. may visit Lyncn ons runerai UetaM, 44ft Trail UUallaH TORNER FRANK Age 63 of Armada.

Beloved husband of Florence (Lep-kowski); dearest father of Sandra (Thomas) Palmer, Linda fHay-ley) Alexander and Michele Tor Son TRUST 100 Funeral Home, Clarkston. Interment White Cha- QUINN Lake (3 blks. S. of Maple Rd.) iel Cemetery with pastor Robert Walters offlciatlna. Friends r-noey Temrowskl Sons Funeral Home 30009 Hoover at Common (12Va mile).

Visitation Friday 2-9 p.m. Memorial contributions appreciated to Alzheimers Association of ner; gear oroiner or a war a BOSTICK may visit at the funeral home Friday 3-5 and 7-9PM. Memorials may be made to the Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church. Southeastern Mt maun it, itti. Beiovea nusDana ot ine lore tu- DROBNIEWSKI szewski and JoAnn (Eugene) Rakoczy.

Funeral mass Monday 9:30 a.m. at St. Mary Mystical Rose Catholic Church, 24040 Armada Ridge, Armada. Visitation Saturday 4-9 p.m. and Sunday 1-9, jenia.

Dear tamer ot six. trana-'ather of 14: a reat-a rand father of KLEIN HENRY i. Beloved husband of mMn uain msiLii it, irrr. nue 92. Wile of th late Joseph.

Beloved mother of John (Frances), Richard (Penny), Maureen (Jon) O'Connor, James (Christine) and the late Joseph and Michael. Mother-in-law of Theresa and Barbara. Also survived by 18 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. Visitation at McFarland'Foss Funeral heme 5401 Schaefer, Dearborn. Friday 12- 9 p.m.

Viewing at St. Clement Church, 5275 Kenllworth, Dearborn, Saturday 9:30 a.m. with services following at 10 a.m. m. at iirrAriT-ivunu ana eight.

Funeral service Saturday 10 30 at the Livonia Chapel of the Harry J. Will Funeral Home, 37000 Six Mile (E. of Visitation Bernice; dear father ot Patricia Ann (James) Williams, Diane A. (Gerald) Franklin and James G. fPatth: dear a rand father ot sev AUSS Funeral Home, 73919 North Armada and at church Monday a.m.

Rosary Sat. 7:30 p.m. and Sun. 7 p.m. FN.

12-v. American Legion service 7 o.m. Friday. Interment Landfill magnate known for influence and heart irien caen uemeiery. ROBERT Age 66.

March 10, 1997. Beloved husband of Geraldine (Kozlowskij. Loving father of Robert M. (Vickie) and Brenda $. Proud grandfather ot Corey and Cooper.

Brother of Anne Hllde-brandt. Family visitation at St. Jude Church, 15889 E. 7 Mite Saturday from until time of Memorial Mass at 9:45 Memorial contributions to A.L.S. of Michigan Inc.

8521 Lyndon Street 200 Detroit, Ml. 48238. I en grandchildren. Funeral Saturday 45 a.m, from the Waslk Funeral Heme 11470 13 Mile Rd. (W.

ot Hoover) to St. Cletus Church at 9:30 a.m. Pioneers and Alter Society of St. Cletus Church Rosary, Friday, 2 p.m. Scripture service Friday 7 p.m, Interment Resurrection Cemetery.

Visita- WARD COLLEEN FRANCES (nee Scan- BRUSSO 4m ion) Marcn iw. age is. Loving wife of John F. lrvlVard; dear mother of Et-9 leen Gibson (Roberta Bri bvuijc aye ft. bneu maim ft.

1997. Visitation Friday 6-9 p.m. at Frank J. Calcaterra Funeral Home Inc. 15 Mi.

-Schoenherr, Steriino Hts. In state Saturday 9:30 tion Friday 12-9 p.m. Detroit Tigers stadium gets extension The Detroit Tigers have a new deadline to start construction on a baseball stadium east of Woodward Sept 5. The state Renaissance Fund, which is contributing $55 million to buy land and develop infrastructure for the project granted the Tigers a six-month extension at the request of the city's Downtown Development Authority, James Tobin, spokesman for the Renaissance Fund, said Thursday. Although another six-month extension is still possible, the state requires that the Tigers must be playing in the new stadium by Aug.

4, 2000, or refund the state's money. The team had wanted to break ground on the ballpark this spring. But the project has been delayed because some stadium-site land hasn't been purchased. DDA chairman C. Beth Duncombe said in a letter requesting the extension that she expects land for the stadium to be acquired by Aug.

31. Mike Duggan, a member of the city-county stadium authority overseeing the stadium project said stadium land purchases are moving smoothly. The authority may sue to condemn the land of those who refuse to sell within the next six weeks, he said. By Tina Lam Southfield Supplies sought for flood victims The Salvation Army will -collect flood-relief supplies today at its eastern Michigan headquarters, 16130 Northland Drive in Southfield. The materials will be shipped to the Ohio River Valley on Saturday.

Among the items most urgently needed are wet-dry vacuums, floor scrapers, shovels, brooms, garden hoses, mops, sponges, bleach, new pillows, bed linens, baby food, diapers and personal-care items such as toothbrushes and combs. "We don't need clothing or furniture in this collection," Salvation Army spokesman J. Hurula said Thursday. Those items still will be collected through the Salvation Army in the normal way but we don't need clothing or furniture for flood relief right now. What they really need now are cleanup supplies." Next week, Monday through Friday, the Army will collect flood-relief supplies in Southfield for a second shipment a.m.

until time of service at 10 at RADLOFF HELEN E. Age 82. Beloved wife of August J. Dear sister of Lillian (Frank) Mularski and the late Anna (Stanley) Wletecha. Dear aunt of Sharon Krollckf.

Visitation Saturday 2-9 p.m., Sunday 1-9 p.m. Rosary Sunday 7 p.m. Prayers Monday 9:45 a.m. Haley Funeral Directors 24525 Northwestern (Lodge X-way Serv. Dr.

S. of 10 Ml. RcT), Southfield. Mass Monday 10:30 a.m. St.

Michael EMERSON Assumption Grotto catholic Church, Detroit. MAZZARA JOSEPH Age 70, March 12, 1997. Beloved husband of Anne (nee McCoolev): lovlna father of Ros- an (Lfssa), Sean (Carol), Sheila Bailey (Chuck). Patrick Dennis (Collette), Gerald (Ger-maine) and Meghan Ward; devoted grandmother of Pat, Kevin, Colleen, Caltlin, Michael, Maureen, Kara, Liam, Erin, Leah, Katie, John, Brian. Shannon, Patricia.

Bradley and Brendan; sister ot Martin J. (Maureen) and John Scanlon (Patricia). Family will receive friends at A.J. Des BUNK STELLA Age 13, formerly of Detroit, March 13, 1997. Service 12 noon Saturday.

St. Hedwfa Ceme JOE D. Age 65. Beloved husband of Ruth. Loving father of Jo Ann Baker (Howard) and Phillip Emerson (Norma).

Dearest grandfather of Susan, Meredith, Joseph, Leslie, Trina, James, and the late Elizabeth. Dear brother of James Emerson (Nalma) and Martha Smith. Services 1 p.m. Saturday at Ford Funeral Home. 26560 Van; Dvke (3 blocks S.

of 1-696). Burial Catholic Church 25225 Code 3 blks w. of Lahser. N. ott 10 Ml.

Rd.) Entombment Holv Senulchre anne (Neville) Thompson, Denise Mazzara, Joseph (Cindy), Lorraine Mazzara, Martin (Susan), David, and Carolyn (Brad) Nle-man; proud grandfather of ten grandchildren; brother of Frances Pastorla. Rose Walker, Joann Schoenbeck. Visitation at the Sterling Heights Chapel of the Frank J. Calcaterra Funeral Home, 13650 E. Fifteen Mile Rd.

(at Schoenherr), Friday 1-9 tery, Dearborn Hts. Visitation 2-5 p.m. Friday Couture-Ochaltk Funeral Home, Clinton, Ml. RIES Cadillac Memorial Cemetery. Visitation Friday 2-9 p.m.

mond A Sons Funeral Home. 2600 Crooks Rd. (betw. Maple Big Beaver), Saturday 5-8 p.m. and: Sunday 2-8 p.m.

Vigil for the, Deceased Sunday 7 p.m. In state at Sacred Heart Church. 3400, CLARENCE "BUD" WILLIAM Age 78. Of Angola IN. March 11.

1997. Dear father of Mrs. David FROEHLICH wnn Kosary :jup.m. in stare 9:30 at St. Paul ot Tarsus BUTSICARIS MARY ANTHY March li, 1997.

Beloved sister of Diana Rouvalis, Peter and James (Nikl) Carls. Beloved aunt of Chris (Patl) Rouvalis, Nick (Val) Butsicaris. Katina Butsicaris, Brenda (Ted) Kotsisand Dr. James (Mary Ann) Adams Auburn hiiis, Monday 9 a.m. until Funeral Mass at 10 a.m.

Memorial tributes aDore- Church, 41300 Romeo Piank until time of Mass 10 a.m. ciated to Capuchin Soup Kitchen. NELSON FRANK Age 80. Beloved husband of the late Mary; dear father of Judith (William) Plohet-skf and James; grandfather of Lt. John (Kim) Piohetski, Lisa Paddock (Martin), Matthew and Steven Froehlich and Shawnefte Da (Carol Dawn) Brown, Mrs.

David (Suzanne) Gregory, Patricia E. Scott, and Fred Ries; brother of Mrs. John (Norma Jean) Grlsha-ber; seven grandchildren, eight great grandchildren. Friends may call Friday 12-9 p.m. Service Saturday 1:00 p.m.

at Crane Funeral Home 36885 Goddard Romulus. Rev. Robert Allmann, St Pauls Lutheran Church, New MURPHY WARD Caris. Survived by many great HUGH Marrh 19. 1997 Navv Vet JAMES S.

Beloved husband of, Laura belle; dear father of Nancy, eran. Beloved son of Frank and nictti onu gtcai ncprtow). in state at Assumption Greek Orthodox Church, 21800 Marter Rd. Saturday at 11:30 a.m. until time of service at 12.

Visitation at the josepn, iynoo j. noyes, uavia J. Ward (Bobbie Jean) and Wil na. Memorial mass Saturday 1 1 a.m. at St.

Malachy Catholic Church, 14085 E. 14 Mile Sterling Hgts. Arrangements Peters Funeral Home Warren. poiion QTTiciflTing. Verheyden Funeral Heme 16300 Neil Bonilia.

Brother of ins Murphy, Danny (Kathy) Murphy, Frank, Andy, George and Shirley Bonilia, Linda (Larry) LaFon-taine. Anita (Bob) Gillespie. Uncle ot nineteen nieces and nephews. A private service is planned. liam R.

Ward (Helen); also 10 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren; brother of John RIMSA macK, urow roinie rnuoy t-y p.m. Trlsaglon Friday at 7 P.m wara, Jean uaiiagner, Deny wor- ev ana KODcn wara. r-unera Nee ANTOLAK) CAROL March 1997. Beloved mother of Anaela GANCOS CAROLINE Age 67, March 12, 1997. Beloved wife of Theodore.

Lovlna mother of Susan (Ste- Saturday 1 p.m. at the A. H. Paters Funeral Home 20705 Mack Ave at M. Tuooer (Wavne) and Marv T.

CAMPBELL EVELYN A. Aoe 81. March 13. Grandmother of Michelle De-slree R. and James.

Daughter of Vernier Grosse Pointe Woods. Visitation Thursday and Friday 2-10 p.m. Memorials to the ffi. seiovea wtte ot tne iate Aivin Sister of Louisa Chartler josepn sr. ana Mary Antoiak.

Bnenj, ana uonna isiepncn ear grandmother of seven. Dear sister of Mildred. Funeral service Satuday, 9:15 at thewEELY-TU NORI VIRGINIA Age 92. Beloved wife of the late Sabatino. Dearest mother of the late Irene Persian! (the late Aldo), Ornell (Marge), Marfan French! (the late Joseph), the late Dina Nori, Bernice Franchi (Gl-no).

and John (Carole). Dear American nearr assoc. or nmcni-gan Cancer Foundation app. and Ruth Schneider also many nieces and nephews. Funeral Saturday 1 at the Verhevden- James Judv).

Pauline. Jean Ann ROW SKI FUNERAL HOME, Zelazny ana Nellie Oros. Aunt of 30200 Five Mile betn. Middle- Durosi Funeral Heme. 78499 be and Merr man.

and to St josepn, i ina, wenssa, james, Jackie, Jeffrey. Robert, David, Schoenherr fS. of 17 Ml.) Genevieve Catholic Church at 10 Warren. Visitation Friday 3-9 p.m. Contributions to Karmanos WAWERCZAK (WAN (John) Beloved husband of Virginia (Felczakj.

Dear brother-in-law of Dorothy (Herbj For-mella. Ted (Dei) Felczak, Edwin fRitaf Felciak. Leo (Jean) Fel Lancer institute. a.m. visitation Thujnaay ht ana Friday 2-9.

of Rosary 7 p.m. Friday. Interment Rose land Park Cemetery. wereshocked. "Everyone's kind of numb," said Greg Carpenter, vice president and general manager.

"It's real tragic. We're just trying to keep the business running. That's what he would wish." Volpe donated to charities, including the Mat Gaberty Heart Institute at ML Clemens General Hospital "He was probably the biggest contributor I ever had," said Gaberty, who has been raising money for the institute for 17 years. "He was a very generous person when it came to anything in the county. He was a prince of a guy.

He had the biggest heart you ever saw." Volpe also gave to politicians, including the campaign and legal-defense fund of Warren Mayor Mark Steenbergh. Funeral arrangements for the Vol-pes are being made by Wujek Calca- terra Funeral Home in Sterling Heights. Besides his son Anthony Anthony Volpe is survived by his wife, Geri, daughters Rebecca Gemilli and Roslyn McKown, and five grandchildren. Mark Volpe is survived by wife Karen, and sons Anthony Edward and Mark Joseph. Torner is survived by wife Florence and daughters Sandra Palmer, Linda Alexander and Michele Torner.

Visitation for Torner will take place at Tiffany-Young Hauss Funeral Home, 73919 North Armada, from 4-9 p.m. Saturday, with a 7:30 p.m. rosary, and from 1-9 p.m. Sunday with a 7 p.m. rosary.

There will be a funeral mass at 9:30 a.m. Monday at St Mary Mystical Rose, 24040 Armada Ridge in Armada, following a 9 a.m. visitation. By Marc Seltnger Free Press Staff Writer Anthony Volpe, a prominent Macomb County businessman and philanthropist, died Tuesday in a traffic accident in Mexico, near Cancun. He was 66.

1 Also killed were his son, Mark Volpe, 38, of Macomb Township and Frank Torner, 62, of Armada, in northern Macomb County. Another son, Anthony Volpe 26, of Shelby Township and Tom Stockel, 59, of Warren were injured. They were listed Thursday in satisfactory condition with multiple fractures at South Miami Hospital in Florida. Stockel is in intensive care. Stockel and Torner retired in December from the Macomb County Public Works office.

Details of the accident weren't immediately known. They and about 15 others, including Macomb County Public Works Commissioner Anthony Marrocco, were in Mexico on a golf outing, said Richard Sabaugh, chief deputy public works commissioner. The elder Volpe of Shelby Township was co-owner of the Pine Tree Acres landfill in Lenox Township, which has trash disposal contracts with Macomb County's two largest cities, Warren and Sterling Heights. This guy was very powerful," Macomb County political consultant Joseph Munem said. "He was the undisputed king of solid waste in Macomb County.

Nobody was better connected, better known or had more knowledge of the topic than he." Employees at Pine Tree Acres, where Volpe's sons also have worked, grandmother of Richard, Donna, Teresa, Robert, Lori, Christie, Jim, Russell, Rod, Katie, Johnny and David. Dear great- grandmother of Michelle, Cortney Danielle, Jaymie, Alyssa, Ryan. Spencer, Alex and1 Luca. Preceded in death by her: CAMPBELL czak and Gerle (Leo) Trybulec. and Rebecca.

Member of Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish. Services Monday 10:30 a.m. from the Salewski Funeral Home 19111 Warren to Sts. Peter Paul at 11 a.m. Interment St.

Hedwlg Cemetery. Rosary Sunday 3 p.m. In state Sunday 1-9 p.m. In lieu of flowers family requests memorial contributions. VIRGINIA M.

March 13, 1997. Also survived oy many nieces ano neohews. Visitation Friday 1-9 at Beloved wife ot the late Murray. Lovlna mother of Julie end Da the Lvla Elliott Funeral Heme brothers: John Lodico. tiiseo GETTINGS MARILYN 'Sam' (nee Heln) March 12, 1997.

Age 69. Beloved wife of the late Bruce Gettings. Dear mother of Sharon Kohl, Susan Roblson, Michele (Tim) Haber and the ate Garv Ellison. 31730 Mound Rd. (212 blks.

N. ol" Franchi, Fred Franchi and Edward Franchi. Preceded in death bv her sisters: JoseDh ine Rote ni 3 Miiej. Rosary rnoay rj Funeral services Saturday. In state at Transfiguration Catholic Church from 9:30 a.m.

to time of funeral mass at 10. Interment and Flora Ciattl. 1 vid. Also survived by her siblings David Joyce and Jane Shillito and grandchildren; Sarah, Michael and Maggie. Memorial service Friday, March 21st, 11 a.m.

at Faith Community Presbyterian Church, 44400 W. 10 Mile Novl. For memorial tributes, lease consider the church or Mch. Humane Society. Arrangements by the Heeney-Sundqulst Funeral Home Fermington SANDBERG RICHARD H.

Age 63, March 12, 1997. Beloved husband of Eva; deer brother of Walfred J. Sand-bert and Mary Lou (Clay) Powers. Services Sunday 4 p.m. at Olivet Cemetery.

Loving grandmother of Ian. Timothy, Craige, Joshua, Jason, Faith and Crystal. Great grandmother of Tyier and Spencer. Visitation at the Detroit Chanel of Visitation Friday 7-9 p.m. witn a 6:30 p.m.

Scripture service, at the McCabe Funeral Home 31950 W. 12 Mile Road, Far mington Hills. Funeral Saturday (visitation 9 until service) at the funeral home. Memorial donations may be given to the Women's Committee for Hospice Care. WHITING the Frank J.

Calcaterra Funeral Diener runerai nomo, win van Dvka (htilw 91-22 Ml 1. Utlca. Home, inc. lowu Miie ko. (Moross at Kelly) Friday 2-9 pm.

Funeral services Saturday 11 am. Visitation Sat. 2-8 p.m. and Sun. 2 Died February II, 1W7 at his home.

He was born November 17, 1910 to Verne and Jesse (Parr) Whiting of Jackson, Ml where he until service time, comribu-lons to St. JoseDh Mercv Hosolce or Humane socieTy ot wacomo, NOSAKOWSKI GOGOLESKI DONALD E. Age March 13, CARLETON VALARIE LYNNE (BURKS- RUTH D. Age 60 of Lexington formerly Detroit. Died March 11.

Beloved mother of James (Jan CARLETON) Age 38, passed away from complications of a stroke deareit father of Valerie, Cheryl and Glenn (Jeannlne) Goaoleskl; SARKISIAN SARKIS J. (Sam) March 12, 1997. Age 69. Beloved husband of Mary; dear father of Anaela (Michael) ice) NosakowsK ot Liinton two. March 1997 at u.

ot m. Medical Center fn Ann Arbor. Val was a Drainer at jonn ana aniney vuyu- and Susan Nosakowski of Lexing up. ne was a army veteran, pent his early life In Detroit Also resided In New York, Chicago and Kansas City. He moved to Ottawa in 1975.

In 1970 he married Roberta Lamb. He was a sales rep for Standard Brands for 4S yrs. He Is survived by his wife, four sons, a daughter, a brother, two sisters, and eight grandchildren. He was preceded death by his parents, a sister, six brothers, and his first ki. infli an rnaav -y a.m ton Grandmother of Ho v.

Jenni Funeral Sat. 12 noon at Wulek-Cal raduate ot cooiey Hign scnooi in he class of 1976 and an attendent fer and Jonathan. Sister ot Robert (Lois) Balle of Grosse Pointe and cittrra A Sent Inc. 36900 Schoen of the Detroit Co eae of Business, Eshkanian, John (Denise), Diana (David) Rhome and Nancy Clngo-tani; also survived by seven grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. Visitation Friday 4-8 Praver urvice Friday 7-30 herr at Metro PKwy.

lit Miiei She was a successful manager fn interment wntte inapeL vera nuicnmson ot wi uement. Funeral 11 a.m. Saturday In: Pamerov Funeral Home. Lex (no- Tne retail mauiiry tot many years. She Is survived by her p.m.

Funeral service Saturday 10 wife, Ann Bennett wniting. GRIGGS ton. Visitation 2-9 Friday. Memo rials to Blue water nospice. BENNIE Age 45, March 2, 1997, of a.m.

neeneyunaquiT runerai Home 23720 Farminaton aevoieg nusoana, KooerT, rnoiner Elaine Burks; sisters Nancy (Tony) Martin, Robin (Dan) Albright, Cheryl (Raymond) WINFREY naiurai causes. mucin ui -vino. Texas, formerly of Wavne, iotw. y-iu rviiie kqij, rarmingion PECHUKITIS STEVE L. Age 4a, March 1W7.

Beloved husband of Karen (nee1 narper, nnicnene dutks, one brother Quran (Shauna) Musta-faa; five nieces, seven neohews. Michigan. Class of '69 Wayne Memorial High School. Memorial service Saturday. March 15, 6:30 SHEFFER Boggsl.

Dearest fatner of Betn Winfrey. Grandfather of Anthony. SOPHIA (KANTROW) March 12, 1997 age 93. Suddenly. Loving wife of the late Joseph Pechukitis.

Beloved mother of Robert J. Pech one great-niece; mother-in-law JOHN "GRANT Aae 60. March p.m. at rair naven dodtisi Dearest son of J.c. ana prances Winfrey.

Visitation Thursday 13, IW7, ol Howell. Formerly ol Farmington. Dear husband of Lnurcn, war queue, vvesi-land, Michigan. rai uoritrign; mier ana oroiner-ln-laws Larry, Norman, Mary, Jake and Kathv: three aunts. Joseph R.

(Sadie) Parks Lra l.aa. form ana mm ioth Judith, dear father of Carl (Peo p.m., Fnaay p.m. ana e-v p.m. at Wulek-Calcattrra sons. 34900 Schoenherr at Metro Park curiam rffviiuniiit-wviuivviB, ny) Shelter, mark (Kristin) anet- HOPPER Robert ana imney.

uearest fer and Robin Finney. Also grand- way 116 Mllel. In state Saturday three uncles and a host of other relatives and friends. Visitation 7-9 p.m. Friday.

Services will be held at Swanson Funeral Home. Chapel, 14751 W. McNichols, children. Whitney. Andrew.

Kyle LELAND A. (Lee) January 26, 1997 In Port St. Lucie, Florida Former granomotner ot m. vreoi gra no-mother of 14. Great areat rand- 9:30 a.m.

at Lakeside Assembly ot God, 4155 schoenherr, until service 10 a.m. Interment Christian mother of one. Dear sister of June and Victoria. Funeral service Monday 100 p.m. at MacDonald's Funeral Home.

31S N. Michigan owner, Edgewood Distributors. Husband of Barbara. Memorial TnmashumAs and Frances Zviri- uairgti, aaiuraoy luo.m. Memorial cultural din.

Funeral services Sat. 8:45 AM niNfciiLT-iuHuvv i-u- Howen tbiz-Me-ww). visitation Saturday 3-5 and 7-9 and Siinriav and A-9 n.m. Memorial DAMITIO nnun ft An. lA 11 Mass Monday, March 17, ioam at St.

Prlsclha Church, 19120 Pur-ling brook Livonia. Memorial tributes to Charity of donor's choice. Arrangements by A. J. Cemetfnia Monument! 1997.

Lovlna com nan ion of Vleki contributions may be made to Howell Masonic Lodge or Livingston Community Hospice Masonic 8, O.E.S. Memorial services, Sun- Bodek; brother of Edward Dami uviinonu a sent a iu-joi-ow. NERAL HOME 30200 Five Mile Rd. (Betw. Middlebeit and Merrl-man) and to Prince of Peace Catholic Church at 10 a.m.

Visitation Thursday 7-9 Friday 12-9 In lieu of flowers memorials contributions may be made to Project tio; triena ot ira Marten. Visitation Saturday 3 o.m. until 9 JENKINSON ONE LOT WHITE CHAPEL, 500. CALL. (313) 973-0637 AFTER 2:30 aay wp m.

and Sunday a m. until 9 at FREDERICK SR. Age 6. March SHULTZ MUKt League. K.iyy.

Beiovea nusoana ot Mar- ANNE AUSTER Beloved wife of )ie. Dearest father ot Fred Jr. Cindvl and Jerome tConnlet In Memorlam Faulmann A Walsh Golden Rule Funeral Home 32814 utlca Road, Fraser. Scripture service Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Funeral service Monday at funeral home then to Our Lady Queen of All Saints at PIJANOWSKI grandfather of Christooher.

Ste the late Max h. anuirz. Dear mother of Ellen Shulti. Grandmother of phanie, Megan, Leslie, Michael, Christina, Brian and the late MARTHA E. BEHM STANLEY R.

Ill Suddenly, March 11. 1997, age 52, of Bloomfield Hills. Beloved and devoted son of Andrew Joseon (Racnen in a.m. nuhrinskv and Jodv Ann (Joel) March 7, 1996. All of your love Is! missed by all.

Vou will always live jermey. wear grandfather ot Brett. Brother of Calvin and Bertv Stanley Jr. and Florence; lovint brother of Diane M. Trovchak an in our nearrs rorever DZIALAK 1 Morris.

Funeral Saturday II a.m. at the: A Peters Funeral Home, Darlene M. Strunk (the late Allan); dear uncle of Holly and GEORGE D. March 12. Beloved 32000 Schoenherr at Masonic 13 Kersch.

Great grandmother of Mlcayla Kersch. Sister of Milton Auster. Thelma Gottlieb and the late William Auster. Sister-in-law of Esther Auster. Graveside service 1:00 o'clock Friday afternoon at Beth El Memorial Park Cemetery.

Arrangements by the Ira miiei tn warren, vtsittng r-riaay 1-10 Contributions maybe made to neau i roycnoRj aiso survived ay pet schnauier Petey; dear friend of Charles Pokrlefka, William IFYOUWISHTOPLACe)' a remembrance for a loved one, please contact (810)-977-7655 or (110) 977-7500 lor assistance. American Heart Association. i nerrian ana many otners. hami-tv will receive frlendi at A naurman s.napwoitf-30T-wu Desmond Sons. 2600 Crooks Rd.

Joseph S. Dzialak, Josephine Kanclerz and Irene Smereck (Arthur); also survived by 13 nieces and nephews and many great-nieces and great-nephews. Funeral Saturday 9:30 a.m. at the Dearborn Chapel of the Howe-Peterson Funeral Home. 22546 Michigan to St.

Joseph Catholic Church, 16101 Rotunda (petw. Maple Big Beaver) Thursday 4-9 o.m.. Friday 11 a.m. SYLVESTER ALMA O. Beloved wife of the late 2 p.m.

and 4-9 p.m. Rosary Friday March 7 in Henry Ford Hospital. Born in Eatonton, she had celebrated her centennial birthday with her family at the Whitney and the Ritz Carlton. She was the widow of Robert Baker. Her daughter Edith Pickett said Mrs.

Baker loved to keep a neat, clean house, and to garden. "She was very kind and concerned for her family. She provided leadership. She was my friend," Pickett said. Mrs.

Baker will be buried in the wool crepe dress that Pickett made for her to wear at her 100th birthday parties. Besides Pickett, Baker is survived by a son, Robert; a daughter, Juanita Beckett; eight grandchildren; 22 great-grandchildren, and seven great-great-grandchildren. A service will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Zion Hill Primitive Baptist Church, 2011 E. McNichols in Detroit Burial will be in Detroit Memorial Park in Warren.

CaTdofThankl( -Prayer Ervin M. Dear mother ot Martin. Ako turvlved bv nieces and neoh JINKNER JOHN JAY March 12, 1997, age 60. Dear brother-in-law of Dorothy Jinkner; dear friend of Estelie Hays; dear son of the late John F. and Geraldine brother of the late Albert F.

Graveside services Monday, March 17, 11 a.m. at Grand Lawn Cemetery, 23501 Grand River. Detroit. Arrangements by A.J. Desmond A Sons Funeral Home, (810) 549-0500.

ews. Funeral if a.m. Saturday at Drive, oearDorn, at iu a.m. parish rosarv 8 o.m. Friday.

Visita p.m. in stare at St. Hugo of the Hills Church. 2215 Opdyke Bloomfield Hills, Saturday ll Noon until Funeral Mass at 1 p.m. In lieu of flowers, memorial tributes Michigan State University Elizabeth Maury Dean, a former Free Press reporter and longtime resident of Dearborn, will be remembered Saturday at 2 p.m.

at the First Unitarian Church in Detroit Mrs. Dean, 88, died Sunday at a nursing home in Dearborn. Born in ButtefMont, Mrs. Dean graduated from the University of Montana before moving to Detroit, where she worked at several newspapers. In 1936-42, she covered women's club news for the Free Press.

She later-became a Wayne County social worker and was active in several environmental groups. Mrs. Dean belonged to the First Unitarian Church of Detroit, the Sierra Club, the League of Women Voters and the Friends of the Earth. She is survived by a son, Maury Dean, a daughter, Blair Dean Cooter, a sister and six grandchildren. PAULINE BAKER, lOO, a Detroit home-maker who oversaw a large family, died of pneumonia and kidney failure DEATHS ELSEWHERE THANK YOU SACRED heart of Jesus, St.

Terese the little the holy spirit for favors the a.h. peters runerai noma 20705 Mack Ave at Vernier Rd, Grosse Pt. Wds. Visitation 4-10 tion Thursday 6-9 p.m. and 1-5 p.m.

and 7-9 p.m. Friday. Memorials to the Karmanos Cancer given ana answerea p.m. Thursday and 1-10 p.m. t-oncge ot Dusineu Administration, Cast Lansing, Ml 48824.

NAN. Foundation preferred. 'in Pontiac Ex-guard gets time in prison A former state prison guard who was employed at Camp Brighton is heading back to jail as an inmate. David Vaughn, 44, of Ypsilann' was sentenced in Oakland County Circuit Court this week to one to 20 years in prison for orchestrating a deal to deliver drugs to inmates. Last month, Vaughn pleaded guilty to felony charges of delivery and possession of heroin and marijuana.

Royal Oak Township Police arrested Vaughn at a parking lot at 8 Mile and Wyoming on Jan. 13 after he made arrangements with an undercover officer to pick up a shipment of drugs to take to prisoners. Oakland County Prosecutor David Gorcyca said Thursday that Vaughn paid $700 for the drugs and also charged $500 for his services. On March 3, Vaughn resigned his post at Camp Brighton, a minimum-security facility. By Brian Murphy roodlic Catch restaurant critic Patty LaNoue Stearns.

Exclusively in the Detroit Free Press. For convenient home delivery, call (313) 222-6500. a faster roll rate. Percy Granger, 51, a playwright and soap opera writer, died of a heart attack Monday in New York. Mr.

Granger wrote "Eminent Domain," The Complete Works of Studs Ed-sel" and several one-act plays. Anna Duklauer Perl, 74, who survived the Holocaust with the help of German industrialist Oskar Schindler, died Tuesday in Virginia Beach, John R. Boyd, 70, an Air Force fighter pilot whose belief that quicker is better than faster became the basis of a theory that revolutionized military strategy, died of cancer Sunday in West Palm Beach, Fla. Col. Boyd flew only a few combat missions in Korea.

But after wondering why the slower U.S. F86s dominated the superior MiG15 fighter, he figured out the F86's advantages: better visibility and Detroit reeDrcas Read It Every Morning. Use It Every Day..