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4B DETROIT VrEE PRESS THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 8. 1996 mtMM They then learned that the tether system has a built-in Famous ancestor was source of pride 4 inmates target of slaying probe True blue patriot bved Pleasant Ridge By Matt Helms Fe Pren Staff Writer Charles Fillmore was such a patriot, and his love of public service wa-so ingrained that his favorite tie Washed, white and blue. He was a great-great-nephew of mained a friend. Professionally, Mr.

Fillmore was a special agent and sharpshooter in the Internal Revenue Service's intelligence division. He guarded presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy on a Detroit visit three days before Kennedy was assassinated in California. Mr. Fillmore retired from the IRS in 1970 and never slowed down, said his son, Bruce.

"When he retired, that man needed a pager," his son said. "It was easier to get ahold of him when he was working because you knew where he was." He kept active with the Ferndale Kiwanis, the Sons of the American Revolution, and several neighborhood and civic groups. He was a member of the First United Methodist Church of Ferndale and Metropolitan Methodist Church in Detroit. But Mr. Fillmore's passion was gardening.

He planted so many flowers along the streets of his hometown that delay, meaning anyone who wears one could leave and quickly return without triggering an alarm at a state monitoring station. 28 killed this winter in snowmobile accidents Traverse City State police say while the number of snowmobile accidents has been on the decline, 28 people have died this winter in crashes involving the machines. Bruce Gustafson, 1 recreational safety supervisor for the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, blames the rise on a deadly combination of alcohol and new, high-powered machines. Judy Snow, a state police analyst, said the 28 people were killed this season in 26 accidents. The state record for snowmobile deaths in a season is 39 in 1974-75.

the City Commission named a flower bed after him and the Pleasant Ridge Garden Club, traditionally a women's group, made him an honorary member. His favorite flower was the lily; he served as president of the Michigan State Lily Society. He was born in Petersburg, in Monroe County, and graduated from Albion High School. He worked nights at a Detroit post office during the Depression while he earned a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering from what is now Wayne State. Besides his son, Mr.

Fillmore is survived by daughters Carolyn Wilson and Susan Fillmore; 10 grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. A funeral will be at 10:30 a.m. today at First United Methodist Church of Ferndale, 22331 Woodward. A graveside service will be at 3 p.m. today at Maplegrove Cemetery in Mason, near Lansing.

Mr. Fillmore requested that "God Bless America" be played. idea that the construction of 1-696 would spoil the character of his hometown. Mr. Fillmore moved several years ago to be near relatives.

On Sunday, dressed in his favorite tie and a Kiwanis Club blazer, he attended the play "State Fair" in East Lansing wijh his family. Prompted by one of the play's songs, he went home singing about the moon. That night, he went to bed with his drapes open so he could watch the night sky. He died in his sleep of heart failure at his Williamston home. He was 85.

As longtime residents of Pleasant Ridge and Femdale, Mr. Fillmore and his wife, Helen, who died in 1984, were close friends with the parents of the young Jim Blanchard, who became governor of Michigan. Blanchard re President Millard" Fillmore, and he often was asked to attend ceremonies hon-oinng the nation's 13th chief executive. vFrom 1977 to 1985, Mr. Fillmore (the N.

ITTSFIELD TOWNSHIP fjl State police continued to focus Wednesday on four inmates at the Huron Valley Men's Correctional Facility in the death of prison storekeeper Tammy Sperle, 33, of Milan. prisoners were on the prison store committee or worked in the store, Sgt. Gary Parsons said. Preliminary autopsy results show that Sperle died of asphyxiation Monday after being strangled with a shoelace, Parsons said. She also was beaten on the head, but medical examiners were unable to determine whether the blows were from a fist or a weapon.

There were no signs of sexual assault, although additional tests are being done. A prison lockdown was expected to continue as officials evaluate security and safety procedures, said spokeswoman Karen Whalen. ML Mr iNa- N.Charles was.a, Fillmore city commissioner in Pleasant Ridge. He hated the OAKLAND OONILB C. HlLDUM, 65, an Oakland myersity professor popular with stu-Jtents for his academic advising, died of cancer Monday at his home in Rochester! Hills.

Mr. Hildum retired in August after leaching at Oakland for 34 years, in psychology, linguistics and State yf vJane chairwoman of Oakland's journalism department, said he was best khjown around campus for his deyotion to students. see 300, 400 students on a regu Cemetery in Tecumseh. BETTY ANN GUTOWSKI, 66, founder of a Downriver nursing center, died of a stroke Saturday at Huron Valley Hospital in Commerce Township. Mrs.

Gutowski, a longtime resident of Farmington, retired in 1987 as admitting director of Middlebelt Nursing Care Center in Livonia, which she, her husband, Charles, and a few partners founded in 1969. She was born Betty Gustafson in Bessemer in the Upper Peninsula and graduated from A.D. Johnston High School. She attended the former Gogebic Junior College in Ironwood. She was past president of the the University Lions Club Ladies Organization in northwest Detroit.

She enjoyed spending time at the family's second home in the Indianhead Mountain Resort in Wakefield and winters in a condo in Pine Island Ridge, Fla. Mrs. Gutowski also is survived by daughters Beth Ann Gutowski and Lynn Smith, and a sister. A funeral was held Tuesday, but the family will hold a committal service at Sharon Lutheran Church in Bessemer today at 1 p.m. Burial will be in Hillcrest Cemetery in Bessemer.

station and forensics team. "I call him the quintessential faculty member," Briggs-Bunting said. "He was a world-class scholar but he never lost sight of why we're here at a university, which is for the students." Mr. Hildum received a bachelor's degree in English from Princeton University, and a master's in linguistics and a doctorate in linguistics and social psychology at Harvard University. He was an elected member of the honorary society Phi Beta Kappa.

He was a Fulbright scholar at the University of Gent in Belgium, 1967-68. He taught for a period at the Case Institute of Technology in Cleveland before coming to Oakland in 1961. At various times, he was chairman of the psychology and communication departments. Upon retirement, he was named professor emeritus and his colleagues set up a scholarship in his name. Surviving are his wife of 43 years, Priscilla; sons Edward (Ted), Robert and David; a grandson; his mother, Isabel; a brother, and two sisters.

A memorial service will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Birmingham Unitarian Church, 651 N. Woodward, Bloomfield Hills. DEAN W. JONES, 74, a retired executive of Tecumseh Products, died Tuesday of cancer at St.

Joseph Mercy Hospital in Superior Township. His wife, Josephine, said he was an honest, inquisitive man who was struck by the courtesies of the Asian cultures he crossed in his professional dealings there. He was vice president of the international division of Tecumseh Products, which makes commercial refrigeration units and gas engines. He retired in 1989 after 45 years. He enjoyed living on his farm in Tecumseh and was an avid reader who completed at least one crossword puzzle every day.

Mr Jones graduated with a bachelor's degree in metallurgy from Michigan Technological Institute, and had one year of work on a master's degree. He was a second lieutenant in the Navy serving in World War II and the Korean War. Other survivors include sons Stewart and Marc; daughters Julie Jones and Monica Stevens; five grandchildren, and a sister. Visitation will be from noon to 4 p.m. at the Couture-Ochalek Funeral Home, 313 W.

Pottawatamie, Tecumseh, and 6-9 p.m. at St. Elizabeth Church, 506 N. Union, Tecumseh. A funeral will be at 11 a.m.

Friday at the church, followed by burial in Brookside Panel to interview chancellor candidates BLOOMFIELD HILLS Two candidates for the chancellorship of Oakland Community College will be interviewed tonight by the Board of Trustees at a special meeting. The two, both longtime teachers and administrators at the community college, are: Richard Thompson, interim president of the college's Auburn Hills campus, and George Keith, president of (he Orchard Ridge campus in Farmington Hills. The board could make a decision immediately or wait. The meeting is at 7 p.m. at the college's George A.

Bee Administration Building, 2480 Opdyke Road, Bloomfield Hills. Former Chancellor Patsy Fulton Calkins was fired last year. Electronic tethers under state review Benton harbor A case in which a man is Accused of slipping away from home and killing a woman has put the state's electronic tether program "in some jeopardy," a Corrections Department spokesman said Wednesday. Steve White of Benton Harbor was wearing a device intended to keep him confined to his house because of a probation violation. White, 23, is charged with murder in the death of Florence Ross, 55, who was hit by a stray bullet while standing outside a party store June 30.

Authorities at first had no indication he had left his house. Donald Hildum lar basis, and he never, ever turned down a student who needed time to talk," she said. "The students would line up in the halls during registration just to talk to him for advising." He had twice received an alumni award for outstanding advising. He also had set up a scholarship in Oakland's honors college. And he was instrumental in setting up the campus radio LEVINE PATON Death Notfcw DENEAU BAZZY TOONJIAN see BALIGIAN notice BELLE Beloved wife of the late Todays Alphabetical Listing MARY "ELIZABETH" Age 90.

Gordon Levine. Dear sister of Beatrice Banks (Alfred) Belfer, Dorothy Droz Mills, Herman and SEIB MARTHA E. Feb. 7. Beloved wife1 of the late William J.

Dear mother ot Mary Root and Leo Joseph Seib (MaryJ. Grandmother of William Paul Seib. A private funeral Mass was celebrated. Arrangements by A.J. Desmond A Sons Funeral Home (810) 362-2500 uear wire 01 me isie jome.

Beloved mother ot Bernlce Sie-masz, Audrey Matalavage and James. Five grandchildren, 13 MARY Y. Feb.7, W6. Beloved mother of Charles (Karen) and Camilla (Chariot) Alawan. Grandmother of a.

Great grandmother of 4. Sliter of Nicf Yarv kutt. Vliltatlon Thursday 10 a.m. TREPPA STANLEY February 2, 1996. Be-, reai-grandcniiaren and tne late HELPFUL HINT To report a death of a Social Security or SSI beneficiary or to Inquire about survivor benefits, Call: 1-800772-1213 7:00 a.m.

to 7:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. MICHAEL J. Age 47. Grosse Pointe Farms policeman.

Husband of Janice. Father ot Kristin and Eric M. Son of Mr. Mrs. James Deneau.

Son-in-law of Mr, Mrs. Richard Saules. Brother of WiWiam (Ellen). James, Susan (Ftank), Tim (Cindy) and David. Visitation at Resurrection Funeral Home 40800 Hayes (S.

of 18 Mile) Thursday 6-9 p.m., Frl. 2-9 p.m. Services Sat. 10 a.m. Burial Cadillac Memorial Gardens East.

p.m. Service Friday It a.m. at Aaron (Ann) Cohen. Aunt of Myra (Louis) Sonshine, Eleanor (Marty) Garfinkle, Richard (Susan) Banks, Gary, Alan and Kenneth Droz, Gail and Judy Cohen. Many reat nieces and great nephews, ervices 1 o'clock Friday after dlne.

Dear father of Fr. Terrence Treppa, Mau-a-un Tranna Caalri Trn Quorfeld Funeral Home, 1200 Oakwood, Dearborn. Visitation Thursday 6-9, Friday 12-9 p.m. jonn umeiu mmi runerai Homo, 1139 Inkster Rd. (between Ford Rd I Cherry Hill).

Memori-als suggested to Salvation Army. RELICH noon at Tne ira Kautman tnapei (8101 569-0020. Interment Clover STEINHEBEL I EDWARD J. Ill Age 51, of Sterling Hts. Father of Edward, Jack (Christine) and Angela.

Son of Angela. Brother of sam. Visitation Thurs. 3-9 p.m. and Fri.

12-9 m. with a 7 m. Rosarv. Ser NICK L. February 6, 1996, aoe 82.

ARMSTRONG CLARA Age 79. February 6J996. Suddenly. Beloved sister of Triad- Hill Park Cemetery. BOLL JOHN A.

years. February 7, 1996. Beloved husband of Marv seiovea nusoana ot tne ibtb wan- Memorials to Cross ot Glory Evangelical Lutheran Church, 16661 E. State Fair, Detroit 46205. Ba-Rlchards and Susan Treppa.

randfather of Alex Richards.1 Also survived by nieces and neph- ews. Visitation Wednesday 3-9. P.m. at the John Santelu ft Son uneral Home, 1139 I nkster Rd. (between Ford Rd Cherry Hill) and Thursday 3-9 pm.

SS. John Paul Catholic Church. Service Friday 11 a.m. at SS John Paul Catholic Church. Memorials suggested to Capuchin Soup Kitchen, i ana; dear father of Nick Relich WD.

(Wendv) and Rosemarie Ann. Loving father of John vices Sat. 10:30 a.m. Lyle Elliott (Kim) Dietrich. Lovlno arandfa- Mary), Michael (Karen), peter deus (Josephine) Rejda and Josephine Podulka.

Also survived by her nieces and nephews. Funeral service Saturday 9:15 a.m. from the NeetyTurowski Funeral r-unerai nomi, jiju mouna Warren. Funeral Mass 11 a.m., St. Anne Church, Warren.

lamy, uavio tKenyr, raincK Therese), Katharine and Jennl-er Boll. 16 orandchildren. Broth MC CABE ALICE Feb. 6 of Ferndale. Dear mother of Joseph Mc Cabe (Catherine) and Joel Mc Cabe.

Grandmother of Megan, Molly, Randy and Also survived by four ther of Nicholas, Natalie, James and Joseph Relich and Eric Dietrich. Funeral Friday 11 a.m. at the Verheyden Funeral Home 16300 Mock Grosse Pte. Visitation Thursday 4-9 p.m. heme 30200 Five Mile Rd.

(bet. Middlebelt Merrlmani to St. DODGE DOUGLAS J. February 6, 1996, Age 67. Of Westland.

Beloved husband of Marjorle. dear father of Diana, Laurie, James and Michael. Brother of Rosie, Connie, Joan, Dean, and Roger and the late Billv and Pattv. Two STERN ALBERT Beloved husband of er of Mary Jane Moll and Peter Boll. Funeral Sat.

10:30 a.m. from the Vertieyden Funeral Heme 16300 Mack, Grosse Pointe and II a.m. St. Clara of Montefalco Damian Catholic Church at 10 a.m. Scripture service Friday 7:30) Drotners.

private services were held. Arranoments bv A.J. Des VERDONCKT mond Sens (810) M2-2500 p.m. visitation i nursaay Friday 12-9. Interment St.

Hedwig Adeline. Dear father of Myles (Laura) Stern, Leslie Stern, and Marcia (Marc) Kevs. Grandfa RICHTER Paton, Mary Elizabeth Presser, Howard F. Pruss, Jennie Relich, Nick Richter, Clara E. (Nee Knack) Russo, Giuseppa Saber, Emil Sambrone, William R.

Seib, Martha E. Smith, Marvin E. Soave, Marianne P. Steinhebel, Edward J. Ill Stern, Albert Stupecki, Angeline M.

(Kontowsky) Swantek, Olga Tarquinio, Thelma E. Thomas, Joseph L. Todaro, Angela (Feliccia) Toonjia.N Traub, Lorraine B. Treppa, Stanley Verdonckt, Albertine M. Walton, Jean B.

Ward, Helen Hutchison Gibeau, E. Louise Goldberg, Pearl Goldwater, Gary Gray, Cecilia R. Gregory, Ruth Haberlog, Ernest G. Hering, Maxine H. Hicks, Dudley R.

Jordon, Willie C. Billiken Kadlubowski, John Casmir DDS Doris Kidder, Sister Agnes Mary, I.H.M. Kiesgen, Gertrude Killebrew, Charles J. Kowalewski, Lilly M. Kuehnel, Erna Kyff, Destine LacNman, Shirley Levine, Belle Mc Cabe Alice Monahan, Sgt.

James T. Monroe, Amelia Marie Murphy, Charles Pat Murphy, Cynthia OBrien, Miles M. Armstrong, Clara Baize, Addie M. Baligian, Florence Bamyak, Jill Bates, Margaret E. (Peggy) Bath, Doris M.

Bazzy, Mary Biela, Henry A. Bochenek, veronica M. Boll, John A. Borchert, Annie P. Bullock, Arthur Bunyard, Lawrence Robert Campbell, Francis E.

Frank Campbell, William D. Hamtramck Cervi, Antonia (Nee Fanone) Corsiglia, Lucille Deneau, Michael J. Dodge, Douglas J. Drager, Helen Dutoit, Andre G. Eckert, Rosalie Finazzo, Paul Forsyth, Heather Fravala, Gladys D.

Church. tot on Thurs. 6-9 p.m. lomctery- orandchildren. Funeral at Uht ther of Rebecca Sfern-lMltehell and Friday 2-9 p.m.

Scripture Service Frl. 7 p.m. Contributions to Bon Secours Hospital or Angela MONAHAN SGT. JAMES T. Suddenly.

Be BAIZE Klausner), Karen Stern, Jona- F-unerai noma jmuu uienwooo Westland, Saturday 10 a.m. Visitation Thurs. 1-9, Friday 9-9 ADDIS ana 9J. February 7. CLARA E.

(NEE KNACK) Age 89. February i. 1996 of Allen Park. Beloved wife of the late William. Loving mother of Donald I Patricia), Leonard (Beryl), and Ralph (Mary).

Grandmother of 10. Great grandmother of 12. Sister of nospica lore uenier. tnan stern, josnua stern, Lisa and Amv Kevs. Brother of Bettv 199.

Beloved wife of the late ak, loved son ot Larol. Dear brother of Timothy and Joseph. Dear nephew of Catherine Stecker. Bettv BORCHERT ALBERTINE M. Beloved wffe or the late Maurice.

Aunt of George Verdonckt (Jeanne), LoralneZfg-lla (Edward), Raymond De Roq, (Marlon), Morris De Roo (Barbara) and Margaret Stone (Nich--" olas). Also grand nieces and nephews. Funeral 10 a.m. Friday at the A.H. Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack at Vernier Road.

Grosse Pointe Woods. Rosary 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Visitation p.m. Wednesday and Thursday.

DRAGER ANNIE P. Aoe of Oxford, Feb. Di.lK.I Joseph; mother ot vernon, Maroio and Floyd Baiie, Leona Sluts, Sarah Atklnt, Joe Balie, Brenda Adklna and the late Charles; 7, I9V6; Loving wife of the late HELEN Loving wife of the fatal thy Herd and Michael Monahan. 1 nereidc Louise, ana nnargarei. Funeral services at: Martenson Funeral Home.

10915 Allen rd. Scheinker and the late Philip Stern and the late Benjamin Stern. Brother-in-law of Shlrlee (George) Ingber, Dora Stern, Kathy Stern and the late Alan Teltel and the late Marcus Scheinker. Services 12:30 Thursday afternoon ot the Ira Kaufman Harvey. Dear mother of Harvey Merman.

Dearest motner ot cn- ard (Marv-Esther). Marvin (Car (corner of Goddard) Friday 10 ol), Dorothy (Ted) Kolar. 10 a.m. visitation 1 nursaay z-v p.m, (Heien) tsorcnerr ueraioine Hamby, and Lois (Frank) Lytla. Survived by four generations of family.

Funeral Service Sunday, Feb 11. 1996 at 4-00 P.M. at i-unerai I nursoay p.m. ai ine A.H. Peters Funeral Home, 20705 Mack Avenue at Vernier Road, Grosse Pointe Woods.

Visitation Thursday after 3 p.m. Interment Ft. Custer National Cemetery, Friday 12 noon. granocniiaren ana great interment wooamere cemetery. unapei.

i mermen, mocnpeion mother of 53 and great great r-andmother of one; sister of rnest Gaddls. Funeral service Saturday 11 a m. at Harry J. Will Trust 1M Funeral Home, 254M Plymouth Radford. Inter-ment Cadillac Memorial Gardens-West.

Visitation Thursdayl Potere-Modeti Funeral Heme. 339 STUPECKI ANGELINE M. (KONTOWSKY) fronocniioren. vmnng oner i on hursday. Funeral service Friday 10 a.m.

at: A.H. Peters Funeral Home, 32000 Schoenherr road at Masonic (131 mile). Family request memorials to Christ Lutheran Church. Walnut Rochester. Jerry Tollman of Rochester Church of Christ officiating.

The family will MONROE AUCI I UADIC Cakniani ana 6-9 p.m. and Friday noon-y p. receive trienas Frioey, ht p.m 97. Dear wife of the late John. ana aawraay, ui BALIGIAN memorials to Michigan Christian College Rochester Hills, Michigan Dear mother of the late Dolores Faoka.

Beloved a rand mother of FLORENCE Age 93. Beloved wife I of the late Charles. Loving mother RUSSO GIUSEPPA Age 74. February 5, 1996. Beloved wife sf the fate Ciccio.

Loving mother of Letlila (Vlncenzo) Tringall, Joe, and Connie (Antonio) Russo. Dear grandmother of Jo-El, Kathrine, Lucia and Cristina. Sister of Elena (Salvatore) Patanla of Italy. Visitation Wednesday 2-9 p.m. Thursday 1-9 p.m.

Funeral Friday 9:15 a.m. from: Wuek-Cal caterra Funeral Home, Inc. 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Parkway (16 mile) to San Francesco Catholic Church for a 10 a.m. Rosary Thursday 7 p.m. Entombment at Resurrection Cemetery merry of Indianapolis.

A Home-! maker, died Feb. 3, 1996 In Mar-1 tinsville. Mrs. Sutpeckl was a member of St. Andrew Catholic Church.

She was born and raised In Detroit, Ml. She was the daughter of John and Theresa Rajewlck Kontowsky. Memorial contributions to St. Jude Chll-drens Hospital. Beloved wife the late Edmund C.

Stupecki. Funeral Mrs. Grace (Robert) Kalian. Loved by grandson Douglas (Cln-dvl Kalian. Dear nreat arand.

DUTOIT ANDRE O. Age 74, February 1996. Beloved husband of Alice. Dear father of Francis (Karon). Brother of Marcel Dutoit.

uneral from Verttevden Funeral Home, BULLOCK Lois Salisbury, Carol Phee, De-nise Hein and Steve Fapka. Nine greatgrandchildren and four greatgreatgrandchildren. Funeral service Saturday at 11:30 a.m. KIDDER GOLDBERG PEARL Beloved wife of the late WALTON J' JEAN B. January 26, 1996 In Pair City, Florida.

Dear sister of the late Evelyn A. Freeman. Auntof the late Constance Favrow and the late John L. Freeman. Deam grand aunt of Mrs Richard cy) Maxwell of Beverly Hills, Mi Mrs David (Sally) Ketchum of Love land.

Scott Freeman of Anchorville, Mi. and Jeff Free man ot Macomb Twp, Ml. Dear, great grand aunt of Sarah and Patrick Maxwell. 48 year employ-1 ee of Cogsdill Tool Co. Memorial service was held February 3 in Stuart, Florida.

Services at Gran-dlawn Cemetery Saturday FebW ary 10, 1996 at 11 a.m. Memorials to Leader Dog for the Blind, Rochester Hills Ml. Arrangmenti thru Fred Wood FunerarHom SISTER AGNES MARY, I.H.M. ARTHUR Age 69. Husband of Aae SO.

died Feb. 7. Marv fwary. ranter ot tvv lanefia. Brother of Robert and William Timothy).

Beloved sister ofl Israel Goldberg. Beloved mother of Leo (Ruth) Goldberg, Jane Sahn, Ted (Arlene) Goldberg, Gary and the late Midge. Also three i Marry Kiaaer ot btewan. HABERLOG ERNEST G. Age 69, Feb 6, 1996.

Loving husband of Mary Jane Haberlog. Dearest father ot Colleen Martz, Richard and Randall Haberlog. Beloveebrother of Henry and Melvin Moilanen. Grandfather of eight; great arandfather of three. Visitation 16300 Mack, Grosse Pte.

Saturday 9:30 a.m., St. Phiiomena Catholic! Church 10 a.m. Visitation Friday service was neia luesaay reD. from the Leonard A. Turowski Funeral Home, 9300 Middlebelt Rd, (S.

of W. Chicago) and to St. Damian Church at 12 noon. Rosary Friday at 7:30 p.m. Interment Michiaan Memorial Park.

Visita 19 10 a.m. st. louis ueMontton. nieces a nil nephews. Visitation 2-8 Burial Oak lawn Memory Gar i-y p.m.

Kosary p.m. mother of Amanda and Christo- rier Kalian, visitation Thursday 9 m. at the Edward ortolan Funeral Home (Spiller-Spitler Chapel), 136 N. Main Royal Oak, (ld-S41-t32S. Prayers Thursday 7 p.m.

Funeral Friday 1 p.m. at the Armenian Congregational Church, 26210 W. 12 Mile, South-field. Interment White Chapel Cemetery. Family requests memorial gifts to Armenian Con- granocniiaren.

visitation at Resurrection Funeral Heme, 40800 Hayes Clinton Twp. nr. 18 Mile) Thursday 2-9 p.m. Funeral services Friday 11 a.m. Burial f.m.

i-naay in me i.n.w. moiner-ouse Chapel of Monroe, Ml, with Prayers at 7 p.m., and Funeral Services on Saturday at 10 o'clock tion Thursday 6-9, Friday 2-9. SABER Friday 3-9 p.m. at Heavenly Gates (Marilyn) Goldberg, Winnie (Aaron) Krieger, the rate Morris Goldberg and the late Evelyn Goldberg. Grandmother of David (Susan), Lynn and Karen Goldberg, Or.

Leonard (Linda) and Kenneth (Martha) Sahn, Ten (Neal) Sahn-Silver, Jeanette, Robert and Greg (Barbara) Gold ECKERT ROSALIE Aae 58. February 6. laamac Memorial araens cast, Clinton Twp. dens. Survived by sons Dan and Ichard Stupecki, daughters Nancy Roberts and Lorraine Good, 16 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren, sisters Delphine Osebold and Mildred Mollnaro and brother Jerry King.

Arrangements by Shirley Brothers Menu a.m. Memorials to the I.H.M. r-unerai noma, iij w. inner Detroit. (313) 531-0583.

EMIL 78 yrs. Beloved husband of Mary. Dear father of Norman Retirement Fund. Arrangements, by the Rupp Funeraf Home BUNYARD (Lisa), Noreen iJimi rneian a Michael (Lorraine) Thomas. greganonai inurcn.

1996. Dear sister of William (Sandra) Huddleston. Sister in law of Pat. Aunt of William, Chris and Jean. Visitation Thursday 2-9 p.m.

Service Friday 11:30 a.m. at John N. Santelu A Son Funeral Brother ot Georoette Mowett. MURPHY CHARLES WPAT" 71 years. Feb.

7, 1996. Beloved husband of Shirley. Loving father of Michaele (Thomas) Carey. Brother of Se-lanah Granger, Elizabeth Wilson, Laura Creamer and John Mur-ohv Visitation from the arles317-897-9606. BARNYAK berg, Laura tmark Lyman, oien (Carol) and Marin Goldbero.

Car Joseohine Berbiolia. Madeline HICKS DUDLEY R. Age 82 of Kingsley, Ml. formerly of Detroit. Feb.

6. Beloved husband ot the late Eliza LAWRENCE ROBERT Age 53 of Nebraska formly of Detroit. Larry entered the Kingdom of Our Lord on 2296. Son of Helen KILLEBREW SWANTEK WARD HELEN HUTCHISON Age 93. Ft ruary 7, 1996.

Ot Bloomfield HiHs and Oakland County Medical Care Facility. Mother of Helen JlkL Dec. 21 unexpeetly Wife ef Evmm, mother ef James, Tucson. AZi Karri Slitter. CAj olyn (Jason) Krieger-Cohen, Jeff (Janet) and Michael Krieger.

Great grandmother of Andre, Home 1139 nkster RD. (Bet Bonnam James saoer. oranata-ther of Matthew, Kelly, Jason, Kristlna, Brendon, Brian and Luanne. Instate Sat. 9:30 a.m.

Bunvard. dauahter of She) (Pat beth May (nee Huseltlne). Dear father of Ruth De Nune, Margaret Ford Rd. and Cherry Hill). Memorials suggested to American Lung Jennifer and Jean ef CA.

Also OLGA Age 89, Jan. 26, 1996. Dear mother of Marcia (George) Cole. Survived bv four orandchildren reven, Namaniei, Jessica, saron, MiH Uilaru l.rri.n 7a. rick) Akerley.

Grandson Dylan Akerley. Sister of Linda (Earl) Jergens and also special friend of verheyden Funeral Home, 16300 Mack, Grosse Pointe Friday 4-6 (uavia) Boom, Liman, Ricnara, CHARLES J. Age 71. February 5, 1996. Beloved husband of 47 years to his wife, Myrtle.

Dear father of Charles Scott Regina (Hebrew, Jill (Robert) Russ and Susan (Thomas) Cook. Grandfather of Kristen Russ, David Cook, Sara Cook, Matthew Killebrew and Jennifer Vesco. Brother ot Norma Dawoi ana catnenne jarvis. Grandfather of four; great grandfather of two. Funeral services 11 Jacob, Alycyn, G.G.,'joy, and six areata randchildr en.

Me survived ny sin granocniraren. Memorial Service Saturday Feb. 10, 1 1 a.m. it The First Congrega- r. trances or neorasKa.

morial Mass saturaay, eo. iu at FINAZZO until 10:00 Mass at St. Bedes Catholic Church, Southfleld. Visitation Thursday and Friday 2-5 7-9 p.m. at Sawyer-Fuller Funeral Home 2125 W.

12 Mile Road (2 blks, W. of Woodward). Rosary Fri. 7:30 p.m. Interment Holy nonai murcn, wayne, mi.

Billy, Kyie, jason, tiaine, meus-sa, Alanna and Aiissa. Services 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon at a.m., st. Angela murcn, mwji (niae, jolb irwvairvf vvaiu auu the late Connie Johnson. Also survived by ten grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren, Visitation Wm. ftHamilton 820 E.

u.m. rrivoic lunetoi eivn. Contributions to Michigan Humane Society, 7401 Chrysler Detroit 48211 or Leader Dogs for the Blind, Rochester. a.m, Friday at the Covelt-Smith Funeral Home Kingsley. Services 11 a.m.

Saturday ar White Chapel PAUL Feb. 4. Age 92. Beloved husband of the late imppenaaie, Kosevine. CAMPBELL FRANCIS E.

"Frank" Aoe 65 The Ira Kaufman Chapel (810) BATES MMOARET (PEGGY). Be Hebrew Sernka. Services lemeiery in I roy. TARQUINIO Maple Birmingnam, Friday 10 a.m. 9 D.m.

Funeral service1 V'WHu. i mermeni wesiwooa Cemetery. sepuicnre cemetery. loved wife of John. Dear mother Christ Church Cranbrook, 470.

a.m. Friday: Diener Funeral Home, 48271 Van Dyke (btw. 21-22 Mile Rds.) Utica, Visitation 1-9 p.m. Thursday. Contributions to THELMA E.

(nee Lawton) Age 63. Feb. 5, 1996. Beloved wife of Gerald A. Lovlno mother of Stev JORDON WILLIE C.

"Blllfken" Aoe 75. Jan SAMBRONE 01 Catherine J. Drabant, Marjorie e.TwilliamE.) Heck and John III fOiano). Loving grandmother of cnurcn ro Bioomtteid hhis, Saturday, February 10th at 11 a.m. MURPHY CYNTHIA Feb.

7, 1996. Beloved wife of Timothy. Dear mother of Jimmv and Katie. Lovina dauah American cancer society. 30, 1996.

Beloved husband of Joan February 6. Beloved husband of Marion. Dear father of Lorraine (Ashley) Apperson, Paul (Jennifer). Donna (Mark) Allen, Carolyn Burton, Matthew and Jennifer (Edward) Oles. Loving grandfather of five.

Dear brother of Joan Palmer and Shi ion Mette. In state Saturday 9 a.m. at St. Ephrem Church (Dodge Park at 17 Mile) until Mass at 10 a. m.

Visitation at Jarmv Lrnn, nniiiiviiv Pi 1 Ui. E. Jordan. Also survived by Shir ter of Lloyd and Maria Combe en and Joyce. Proud grandmother of Autumn and Christopher.

Visitation at the Sterling Heights Chapel of the Frank J. Calcaterra Funeral Home. Inc. 13650 East 15 WILLIAM R. Age 68.

Beloved husband of Leona. Dear father of Kathy Gibson and Ross. Seven grandchildren, six great grandchildren. Brother of Annette Pal- KOWALEWSKI GOLDWATER GARY Feb W6 Beloved husband of Florence. Dear father of Terrl, Ronald (Chiharu) and Robert.

Grandfather of Maria. Broth- Dear father of Mariano (Stephanie) Flnazzo and Barbara (Vln-i cent) Cucci, Proud grandfather of i JoAnn Colombo, Paul Finaiio, Sam Cucci and Paul Cuccl. Great grandfather of Tanya and Chuck Colombo and Nicotic and Cory Finazzo. Dear brother of Giovanni ne Flnazzo. Visitation Thursday 2-9 p.m.

and Friday 1-9 p.m. at Wuek -Calcaterra Funeral Heme, Inc. 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Parkway (16 Mile). Rosary Friday 7 p.m. In state Saturday 9:30 a.m.

until Mass at 10 a.m. at San Francesco Church, 22870 S. Nun-neley Rd. Interment Resurrection LILLY M. Aae 75 of Davlsbura.

Ira and ex daughter-in-law Mary Jane. Brother of Esther Mer- CemetertM-1 Monuments and daughter-in-law of James and Helen Murphy. Sister of Mrs. James (Mary Jo) Switaf. Funeral service Saturday at 9: IS a.m.

from ael V. Sister of Mary Jane Anderson. Visitation Saturday 12:30 p.m. until time of memorial service 2 m. at the Vejrheyden riefte.

Services were held Mon ise and Atena Monberg. Funeral Friday 10 a.m.. Quertefd Funeral of Char es (Patr cia). Former Mile at Schoenherr Wednesday 1-9 p.m. and Thursday 1-9 p.m.

with rosary at 7:30 p.m. Funeral day Feb. 5 at Thompson Funeral wu ek-ca caterra Funeral Home, died Wednesday Feb. 7 1996 at Orchard Hills Mercy Living Center. Funeral services will be held at 11:00 am Saturday Feb.

10, 1996 at St. Rita's Catholic Church, Home, 1200 Oakwood, Dearborn. the L.J. Griffin Funeral Home 7707 Middlebelt Rd. (at Ann Arbor Inc.

36900 Schoenherr at Metro Fueerai noma, iww maca Orosse Pointe. Memorial contributions may be made to the M. Visitation Thursday i-v p.m. oegtns rnaay a.m. or.

ca-mund Church 10 a.m. CHRISTIAN Memorial: Garden of Trail) and to St. Raphael Church at 10 a.m. Scripture service Fri Parkway (it Mile) Thursday i-t and Friday 1-9 p.m. Prayers riday 7 p.m.

Tributes to St. Joe's Hospice or The American Cancer J. Foundation-Mat Gaberty Heart Institute, 1000 Harrington, Mount creation, i long crypts bronze' memorial. $6000. 313-533-6372 SMITH day 7 p.m.

Family will receive brother-in-law of Rosemary. Member of Washtenaw Sports-mans Club, Thunderbird Ski Club and Sons of American Legion. Services Saturday 10 a.m. at the Salewskl Funeral Home, 19111 w. Warren.

Interment Woodmere Cemetery. In state Thursday 1-9 p.m., Friday 12-9 p.m. KADLUBOWSKI JOHN CASMIR DDS February 6, 1996. Beloved husband of Irene THOMAS uamens, mi wmj. visitors rrioay i-y m.

society. JOSEPH L. February 6, age 73, of Wood Haven. Beloved husband ofl Tuesday, February 6, im at a Inral nurslna home. He moved to Dear father of Barbara (Mrs John) Hand and the late Janice.

CAMPBELL BATH BORIS M. Age 95. Feb. 1996. Formerly of Bloomfield Hills.

FORSYTH HEATHER Aae 4. Feb. 6. 1996 O'BRIEN MILES M. Aae 85 of Grosse Pte Rosemary.

Dear father of Pamela (Dr. Robert) Westover. Also sur LOT 15- Sec. 36. 6 lots, Mt.

Elliot Cemetery. (810) 247-2592 the Holland area in 1970. He worked for Ex-Cell-0 from 1941 to Joseph Kineen otticiat-ing. Burial will be In All Saint's Cemetery, Waterford. A Rosary will be recited at 7:00 p.m.

Friday and visitation will be from 2-5 and 7-9 pm Thursday and Friday at the Dryer Funeral Home Hotly. Beloved wife of Phillip; dear mother of Geri (Bob) Mather of Davis-burg; William (Mary Lou) Kowalewski ot Grand Rapids; dear sister of Joseph and Andy Borys; orandmother ot Robin, Jim, Scot, WILLIAM D. "Hanrlramcb BUI" bierota. tranatatner ot jonn m. and Thomas Hand, Valerie Papin, Karen Sierota and Terrl Brooks.

vived by one sister, Christine Suddenly. Beloved daughter of Wile of (he late Clifford O. Sr after 44 wars. He was a Jan. 23.

Age 57. Loving husband of Barbara Magasark. Beloved father of Sandra, Michael, Rebecca ranter, ana tnree granocniiaren; Jonathon Catherine end cawora or hi nngmiv. i-uviitj iv imr of Brandon. Dear arand- member ot tne noiiana tmsuuD.

He served In the U.S. Navy during WW II. and also was a member ol Great grandfather of David, Eric and Alexander. Visitation Thurs rtmuahtmr of Sia (Eva) Hare and Dave), victoria ana wi am day b-9 and Friday 12-9 m. Loving husband of Star.

Father of Miles M. O'Brien Jr. of Vero Beach FL. and Josephine Petzold Heaiv of Port Hadiock, WA. Also survived by six grandchildren, four great grandchildren and his sister-in-law Mrs.

Thomas Petzold. Scripture service Thursday Steve (Gloria) Maeski. Precious! Charles Joseph. Funeral services! from the Martenson Funeal. Home, 3200 West Trenton, Saturday 1:30 p.m.

visitation! Mother ef Dorothy J. Sudlow and Clifford O. Bath Jr. Also survived by tour grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren and two great-great granddaughters. Fu-necal service Wm.

R. Hamilton Co, 120 E. Maple Blrming- niece ot Jim mevj, warn ii-anaj Service Saturday 9:30 a.m. from John N. Santelu ft Son Funeral FUNERAL Loving step-father to Kim and Darrefl.

Survived by 12 grandchildren, one greatgrandchildren, brother Ron (Darlene). Don, David and Dana; and two GRAY CECILIA R. (nee Harlan) Of Los Angeles, born in Detroit. Beloved wife of the late Charles R. Dear sister of Julianne Monroe of FL, Albert Horian and Theresa J.

Loos of Ml. Interment at Glendale Memorial Park, CA. Memorial donations to American Cancer Home 1139 nkster Rd, betw great grandchildren. i nursaay e-v, rnaay u-t. uui wvi i inuiitj.

ifxoi ivviiii Matt, Christal, Evan and Cara. Funeral services Sat. 10 a.m. at Verheyden-Duress Funeral DIRECTORS Ford Rd-Cherry Hill) to St Anselm jonn ana sister Janet. Memorial t-eo.

:jop.m. at tne rosse rte. Academv. Funeral Mass 11 a.m. TODARO service Feb.

10, 7 p.m.. First nam, rrioay, reu. ai 11 e.in. Visitation 2-4 and 6- p.m. Thursday.

KUEHNEL ERNA Age 98, February 6. Be-. loved wife of the late Frank catholic Church at toa.m, Memo rials suggested to Marquette University School of Dentistry. Caring for your Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Church. He was preceded In death by his wife Deiores, In 1988.

Surviving are his sisters, Myrtle P. Johnson, Mae E. Dietrich, and Georgia M. Krisfalusi; brothers, J.R. Smith and David S.

Smith; an aunt and several nieces and nephews. Also surviving are three godchildren, Kristin Sayre, Gina Lusky and Andrea Peterson. Services were held 1 p.m. Thursday at Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Baptist inurcn, ihi rinecresT, Mi.) Warren. Family will receive i-ernaaie, mi needs.

Friday, Feb. 9, at St. Paul on the Lake. Contributions to the Grosse Pte. Academy Scholarship Fund or Cottage Hospice, 23000 Mack, Society or Masses appreciated.

friends Friday from i-v p.m. ANGELA (Feliccia) Age 73. Dear mother of Lucille Hughes and Louise (Steven) Burnett and the late Lucille (1947). Grandmother of Angela and Mickey Hughes; BIELA HENRY A. Feb 4.

Aoe 79 years. CERVI KELLER-FOSS it. uair snores, twv. Arrangements by Wm. R.

Hamilton Co. ANTONIA (NEE FANONE) Age Beloved husband of Helen. De DORIS 78 of Lincoln, formerly of Richmond died 2-6-96. Wife of FRAVALA GLADYS D. February 7.

1996. TDear mother of Lottie (Russell) Goode and the late Frank (Hildegard). Grandmother ot Alan ana Roger Goode and Kathi (Kurt) Kuehnel-Meis-ter. Grealgrandmother of Philip and Matthew Goode. Visitation Saturday 12-4 p.m.

with funeral service 4:30 p.m. at the Buehler arest lather ot ooromy (tnanesi ACiiy, aieven ixriair emu Kathv Burnett. Grea tara ndmo tit GREGORY t-eoruary ivy, eeiovea wite of Gino. Lovfna mother of Amv. Gtendon Foss and the late Donald Funeral Directors er of Jennifer Hughes.

Sister of murcn, Arrangements uy: uyn-Istra Funeral Homes. Hoi- wmro, innsTine uonni Derenai, David and Terrl. Proud grandfather of nine and one ureal arand. PRESSER vtina, ana uino Dear sister of Maria (Michele) Keller, mother of Donald, Ann Lambert and Kathleen Miles. Sister of Frank Puis and Frances josepn fjosie sanioneiis ana John Sanzonerta.

Services at the lano. services win De at me Wutek-Calcaterra Funeral HiSftie. Beloved wife of the fate Jesse. Dear mother of Louise, Edward. Alice (Walter) Furmaga, Ruth (Ronald) Zabiega, Robert (Pam) and the late Jesse Jr.

Grandmoth HOWARD F. Feb. 6 in Port Charlotte, Florida. Beloved husband ot the late Leona. Dear RUTH Feb 199e.

67 years. Michigan Bell Retiree. Beloved wife of the late Bob. Dearest sister of Evelyn Warrick. Dear niece of Gladys Strbenac and Howard Miller.

Funeral Friday 10:30 a.m. at the D. S. Temrowskf Sons Schmidt. Grandmother of seven 36900 Schoenherr Rd.

Sterling daughter. Visitation Thursday 2-9 atWulek-Calcaterra Funeral erne, Inc. 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Parkway (16 Mile). In state i-unerai nomt iwt raiioT, Roseville. Service Friday 1:30 p.m.

Rewalt 25600 Harper (N. of 10 Mile) Friday 9:30 a.m. Visitation Thurs- Hgts at w.w a.m. reD. iu.

Visitation from 5-9 D.m. Friday at r-unerai noma, Kicnmona, visn ruiiviai nuitiv iliim funu, father of Robert (Linda). Grandfather of Tara, Ashley and Mi-rhael Visitation Friday 2-9 day 2-9 pm. Rosary Thursday er of 20. Many great and great great grandchildren.

Visitation Friday 2-f p.m. Service Saturday Cece, and Roberto (Theresa) Fa-none. Visitation at the Sterling Hgts Chapel of the Frank Calcaterra Funeral Home, 13650 15 Mile (at Schoenherr) Thursday 3-9 p.m. and Friday 3-9 p.m. Prayers Friday evening.

In state Saturday at St. Therese of Llsieux Church. 48115 Schoenherr Wuiek-Calcaterra. Burial Mt Oli KYFF DESTINE Beloved mother of Dr. idii- Inq Thursday 3 to 9, Friday 12:30 to 1:39 a.m.

mass St. Augustine Church, Richmond. Visitation f-unerai Home 300U9 Hoover Road at Common (12V? Mile). vet lemeiery. Memorials may om priaay a.m.

umn mass ai ai St. Michaels Catholic Community, 40501 Hayes (S. of II Mile). Interment Cadillac Memorial TRAUB Funeral Satusday 10:30 a.m. at Wutek-Calcaterra Funeral Home, 10 a.m.

at: John N. Santelu ft Son Funeral Home. 1139 I nkster Rd LORRAINE B. Aoe 74. of Brian Visitation Wedmesday p.m.

and Thursday 1-9 p.m. Inc. 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Jeffrey Kytt and Nancy (Louis) Cuenca. Grandmother of Kelley and Jamie Kvft. Nancv and Clau Thursday 7-9 p.ro, Friday 2-9 p.m Rosary 7:30 p.m.

Friday Oardens East cemetery. (betw. Ford Rd. Cherry Hill). Memorials suggested to Michigan Parkway (6 Mile).

Entombment of 21 Mile Rd. 9 a.m. til time SOAVE itesurrection cemetery. of Mass at 9:30 a.m. Entombment nean or American Lung assoc.

dia Cuenca. Sister of the late Jack Bakerman. Services at The Ira BOCHENEK VERONICA M. Aoe 93. Feb.

5. MARIANNE P. Age 58February 6, 1996. Beloved wife of the late Resurrection cemetery. PRUSS ICklUie EiKrinrw 1 KIESGEN GERTRUDE Feb 7, 1996, 9t yrt Beloved wife of the late Aloyslus.

Dear mother of Jean M. Riha, Angeio. Loving motner ot Michael. Kathleen and Re nee (Ken) CORSIGLIA GIBEAU Kaufman Chapol (810) w-0020 Interment Beth El Memorial Park. Cremation Society of Michigan For a free no obligation brochure Call 1-800-241-3131 ton, formerly of Livonia and East Detroit, went home to be with the Lord Feb.

6. Beloved wife of the late Stephen. Dear mother of Carol (Jim) O'Malley of Darfen, IL, Robert (Pat) of Lansing, Kristine Bargovan of Howell, Sharon (Greg) Greene of Highland. Also 10 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Dear sister of Harold Gar win of Rochester.

Funeral service Friday 10:30 a.m. at Howell Assembly of God Church. 1130 W. Hiahland Rd. E.

LOUISE Betoved wife of the late Charles. Dearest mother of Betoved wife of the late Walter. Loving mother of Leonard (Emily) and the late Walter and Lorraine LACHMAN Rodnev (Fav) of Armada and SHIRLEY Beloved wife of the late Donald J. Kiesgen and Dolores (James) Harbour. Also survived by 19 grandchildren and 38 great-grandchildren.

Visitation Friday 2-9 p.m. at Sawyer-Fullerl LUCILLE Age 14, February 5, 1996. Belovedwife of Peter. Dearest mother of Mrs. Diane Semanski.

Dearest grandmother of Laura and Tracy. Dearest sister of Mrs. Helen Alwlne. Visitation at the Verheyden Funeral Home. 16300 Mack.

Grosse Pte. Beverly (Robert) Kapsa of Grosse Isle. Beloved grandmother of 1996. Dearest mother of Dolores Rowe-Livingston and Joan Dom-X bTawskl. Dear grandmother of bynno Morse and Lewis Boc hone it Also survived by threegreat grandchildren.

Visitation Thursday 6-9 p.m and Friday 1-5 and 7-9 6 m. at the Livonia Chapel of the arry J. WIN Trust 100 Funeral Home, 37000 Six Mile Rd. (E. ol; 1275).

Funeral service Saturday a.m. at the funeral home and to a m. mass St. John Bosco Erwin (irv) Lachman. Dear mother of Ned (Ter- HERING MAXINE H.

Age 75 of Rochester Hills. February 5, 1994. Wife of the late Robert. Mother of James Hering, Thomas (Sharon) Hering, Nancy (Jelt) Hill. Margaret He-ring, Diane (William) Donovan and David (Tammi) Hering.

Also survived by six grandchildren. Sister of Earl Wilcox, Marguerite Saranen and Harry Wilcox. Private services were held at Plxley Funeral Home 322 W. University Rochester. Memorial contributions may be made to Cran- Baczkowskl.

Leaves eight grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren and tour great-great grandchildren. Service! Saturday at 9 a.m. Moore. Dear grandmother of Brad, Tony, Ronnie, Angeio, Steven and Scott. Sister of Lawrence (Sara) Demskf and Sharon (John) Lopiccoia.

Dear daughter of Bertha Demski. VisltatToiT Wednesday 3-9 p.m., Thursday 1-9 p.m. Funeral Friday 9 a.m. from Wuek-Calcaterra Funeral Home 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Pky. (16 Mile) to St.

Paul of Tarsus for a 10 a.m. Mass. Rosary Thursday 7:30 p.m. Interment ri) Lachman and Stephanie (Richard) Golden. r-unerai nomi in i Jvtue kobo (2 blks.

W. of Woodward). Praver Saturday 9:30 a m. at from The Salewskt Funeral Home) Wednesday 4-9 p.m., Thursday 2-9 Drue ang morn ivaua auu Craig, Terrl and Sherrl Glbeau. Sister of Charles Ferguson and Helen Kratz.

Funeral Saturday 1) am. at Murphy A Hauss Funeral Directors 47477 Romeo Plank, Macomb. Burial Michiaan Memo Howell. Visitation Thursday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. at MacDonald'sl Grandmother of Edward and Marissa Lachman and Erica and Alex Golden.

Sister of Marshall iviii w. warren to Keter the Funeral Home followed by 10 a.m. Mass at Our Lady of m. in stare rrioay ai m. urn-rose Church 10:30 a.m.

until time Funeral Home 315 Michigan Ave. Howell. (517-546-2800). Me Paul Church ot 9:30 a.m. interment St Hedwia Cemetery.

Rosa LaSa ette Church, Interment Holy Carbolic cnurcn, 12100 neecnueiy Rovln. Services at The Ira Kaufman Chaoe. (810) S69-0070. Inter of Mass at 11. Scripture Service Thursday 7:30 m.

Contributions ry -'ridav 6 D.m. Instate Thursday morials suggests to American Sepulchre Cemetery. Scripture rial Park. Visitation Thursday 5-9 iedtoro. Rosary m.

i-naay. ial St. Hedwig Cemetery. uiaoeies assoc. ot ie cnurcn.

brook Hospice. ment Machpelah Cemetery. Kesurr action cemetery. i-naay i-t p.m. service rnaay p.m.

to Aizneimvr Atsottstion. p.m. ana f-riaay i-v p.m..