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4B DETROIT FREE PRESSTHURSDAY, MAY 7, 1998 NATIONAL FOREIGN DEATHS Edward Pilch: Tended bar and tended to family, others Maidie Norman Actress with a mission Maidie Norman, 85, who played a black servant in "What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?" but rewrote her lines to get rid of what she called "old slavery-time including "Dragnet," "Ironside" and "Man From U.N.C.LE." In the 1962 "Baby Jane" classic starring Bette Davis ant! Joan Crawford, the fiercely independent Ms. Norman refused to play the maid as a doltish, yessum-ing character. "I'd say, "You know, this is not the way we talk these days. This is old slavery-time she said in a 1995 interview. BY NlRAJ WARIKOO Free Press Staff Writer Edward J.

Pilch graduated from the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor with an engineering degree in the 1940s and was ready for a career in the auto industry. But the thought scared him, his daughter said Wednesday. Did he really want to Chatichai Choonhavan Former Thai leader Chatichai Choonhavan, 76, Thailand's prime minister during the early 'days of the country's now-collapsed economic boom, died Wednesday in London, where he had been treated for liver cancer. Thai embassies around the world lowered their flags to half-staff. Government officials said the Thai royal family would take part in public mourning and a funeral ceremony on Friday in Bangkok.

Thailand's first elected prime minister, he served from 1988-1991. He countered critics who called his government corrupt with a smile and a mantra-like slogan of "no problem." But the corruption of his regime ultimately wore thin with the country's top generals, who deposed him in 1991. are more than 25,000 U.S. marriage counselors, and they deal with two million troubled marriages a year. Mrs.

Mudd, who held a doctorate in social work, helped lay the groundwork for virtually every aspect of professional marriage and family counseling. She formed one of the first counselor-training programs, developed the first program to measure counselor effectiveness, wrote several textbooks and lectured widely in the United States and abroad. She was the third woman to be named to the faculty of the University of Pennsylvania's medical school and later became the first woman to become a full professor there. She taught the first sexuality course at a U.S. medical school, helped edit Alfred Kinsey's book on sexuality and worked closely with the Masters and Johnson clinic in St.

Louis, to which she contributed thousands of case histories from her own practice. talk and give the role more dignity, died of lung cancer Saturday in San Jose, Calif. She launched her career in 1953 with "The Well," and later appeared in more than 200 Emily Mudd Family counselor Emily Mudd, 99, a pioneering marriage and family counselor who was widely regarded as a giant in a field she helped create, died Saturday in Haverford, Pa. In 1933, when she helped form the Philadelphia Marriage Council, there were only two other such organizations in the country. Today, there Maidie Norman movies, including Torch Song, spend the next 30 years of his life stuck in an office filled with papers? Or would he rather be in the place where everyone knew his name? The choice was easy, Laura Ledl said.

For the next Susan Slept i Here" and 'Airport 77. She also Detroit until 1976, when he moved to Allen Park. He started at Crest Lounge in Detroit and worked there through the 1950s, when he moved to Pier 500 in Wyandotte, owned by his brother-in-law. His last stop was Jester's Court in Dearborn before retiring in 1986. "My dad never used a shot glass to measure drinks," said Ledl.

"He did it all by hand." Because he worked nights, Mr. Pilch was able to spend time with his children during the day. "My mom worked day he was like our mom," Ledl said. "He got up with us, brushed our hair, gave us breakfast." Through his life, Mr. Pilch was active at St.

John Cantius Catholic Church in Detroit, just like his parents were. He had walked with holes in his shoes as a boy because his father was committed to donating money to the church. Other survivors include his wife, Irene; son, Edward, and six grandchildren. The funeral will be 10 a.m. today at St.

John Cantius Catholic Church, 844 S. Harbaugh, Detroit Burial will follow in St. Hedwig Cemetery in Dearborn Heights. appeared in numerous TV shows, Edward Pilch City to start deer population control on Belle Isle three decades, he poured drinks, wiped down counters, and lent an ear to thousands of bar patrons in Wayne County. "When I was in high school, he would always tell me you have to go to college, and I would say, 'But Dad, you had all that education and you're a Ledl said.

The tavern tapster died Sunday of heart failure at Oakwood Hospital in Dearborn. He was 74. Mr. Pilch lived in southwestern The city is spending $8,000 on deer experts and equipment to lure the animals into the enclosures. Some will be removed and taken to sanctuaries and the Belle Isle Zoo.

The city wants the public to refrain from feeding the deer on Belle Isle so they will enter the food-filled 20-by-10-foot enclosures. The deer will be led into smaller enclosures so they can be inspected without being drugged. Niraj Warikoo can be reached at officials two years ago that the deer population was out of control, according to Susan Campbell of the recreation department on Belle Isle. Too many deer on Belle Isle threaten the island park's food supply and could lead to starvation, said city officials. It also means that there might be darting deer in neighborhoods and increases the likelihood of car accidents on Belle Isle.

"It's getting to the point where we need some, intervention," said Terry DeRosa, director of conservation and animal welfare with the Detroit Zoo. catch half of the more than 100 deer in the upcoming.months, check on their health and sterilize some of them. They plan to repeat the operation every year. Nine years ago, the Humane Society pitched the idea of deer birth control to the city, but it was considered radical by then-recreation director Daniel Krichbaum. The city instead transported 25 of the 100 fallow deer to a farm near Flint.

But the new parks administration is now embracing the idea. Wildlife consultants warned city BY NlRAJ WARIKOO And Cecil Angel Free Press Staff Writers The City of Detroit is planning to sterilize some deer on Belle Isle to control overpopulation an idea that was dismissed by a previous administration as radical when it was first proposed by the Michigan Humane Society. The Detroit Zoo and the city's parks and recreation department started this week to erect three enclosures baited Vith hay and grain to trap deer on Belle Isle. They hope to BET FuneralsServices Today BRZOZOWSKI KOESTER ACKER, JOHN HOWARD Memorial service 11 a m. JOHN W.

Age 80. Beloved husband of the late Ann; dear lather of Margaret, Mrs. Joonn (Bernard) Snoy; dear grandfather ot Jell and Joshua. Member of Catholic War Veterans Post 360 Funeral services Friday 8:30 JAMES A CPA May 5. Beloved husband of Trudy.

Dear father of Doug (Carol) and Barb. Grandfather of Nicholas James. Dearest son of Alfred H. Koester. Brother of Jan Schoenberg and Sal Rockwood Family wilt receive friends Friday! pm at A.

J. Desmond A Sons Sawyer-Fuller Funeral Home, 2125 12 Mile. Berkley "She cried through the movie, The said Jarvis. "And she would go to deer farms." Other survivors include daughters Brandy Strickland, Melissa Keith and Rachael; mother, Mary; one brother; one sister, and five grandchildren. The funeral will be 10 a.m.

today at St. William Catholic Church, 531 Common, Walled Lake. Ray Rice General Motors auditor Ray R. Rice, 77, a retired divisional auditor of the Chevrolet division at General Motors died Monday of heart failure at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital in Pontiac.

Mr. Rice, a longtime Bloomfield Hills resident, SANCHEZ FRANCISCO Beloved husband of Betty for 51 years. Dearest father of Marc and Francisco. (Lora). Also survived by five grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

Visitation Friday 2-9 m. with prayer service at 6 Funera! service Saturday 9:15 a.m. at the Don Graham Trust 100 Funeral Home 1005 Junction, Detroit to St. Anne Church, mass 10:00 a m. Interment Woodmere Cemetery.

Earl Meggerson Autoworker, jazz lover Earl Meggerson, 74, a retired Ford Motor Co. worker who loved jazz and traditional manners, died April 30 of complications from bone cancer at St. Mary Hospital in Livonia. Mr. Meggerson of Detroit worked for 30 years at the Ford Motor Co.

Dearborn engine plant before retiring in the 1980s. His last job was working on auto frames. After retirement, he sketched profiles and did carpentry work, sawing and sanding wood into cabinets and dressers for his house. Mr. Meggerson also enjoyed listening to records by Duke Ellington, Count Basie and Lester Young.

He also followed and encouraged ALLEN, CHRISTINE, M. Gendernolik Funeral Home.jswu Main New Baltimore. a m. ar me t.i.. uniKowsKi punorat noma.

iti Holbrook, Hamtremck. Visitation Thursday 1-9 p.m. Prayers 7:30 p.m. Interment Mt. Olivet.

ow trooKs ho. i dot. rvopie-Dig neaver) until time ot service at 8 pm. Memorial tributes Troy Beaumont AUSTIN, JEANNE 1 m. at the Harry J.

Will Funeral Home, J456 Micnigan wayne, mi nqipnai, rvusgn tanigr tenier. CANNING BEER, HELEN I. 10 a m. Glrrbach-Krasun Funera KRAGER DOROTHEA M. Age 66, May 5.

Dear mother of Alan Home, isouTngaTecnapet) issarort BINENDA, ALEXANDER. 8:45 a m. E.J. MandzluK I tanning, uear sisrer ot Angenne (Kusseii) Hansen. Visitation Thursday 1-9 pm at the Northrop-Sassaman son funeral Directors, nwi Ryan warren.

ERIK ROBERT Age 21. His gentle soul was lifted to heaven on May 5th. He was dearly loved and will be forever missed by his Dad Mom, Carl 4 Mary, his Brother Sister, Adam Katie, AuntCarol 8, Uncle Bill, Uncle Frank Aunt May, Godparents, Aunt Krlsta BORELLA, MARY DOROTHY Noon. Dearborn Funeral Home 19091 Northvllle Rd. (at 7 Mile), Northvllle.

Services Friday 11 am In the funeral home. Memorials to the Arthritis Foundation would be appreciated Lnapei, Howe-feterson vim Michigan Avenue CALOIA, WINIFRED J. II a.m. from Charles R. Step uncie cary, uousins Lori snen, his nest trienos Amy 8, Georgia end other relatives friends.

Funeral Sat. at SENKBEIL MARGARET E. Age 78 May 5, 1998 Beloved wife of the late Norbert. Dearest mother ot Sharon (Chuck) Markham, Carolyn (Sandro) Scopone, Marleen (Ronald) Ellis, Norbert (Twlla), Maggie (Bruce) Glennie, Michael and Janeen (Wally) BoyJ Loving grandmother, great grandmother of great-great grandmother. Sister ot Bernadine and Kathleen, visitation Thursday 3-9 p.m.

at the Livonia Chapel of the Harry J. Will Trust 100 Funeral Home 37000 Six Mile (E. ot 1-275), In state Friday 9 a.m. until time ot service ot 10 a.m. St.

Paul Lutheran Church, 201 Elm Street, Northvllle. Interment Glen Eden Cemetery. Memorials to Angela Hospice appreciated. runerai Home, imp peecn uaiy no, it Am ai si. reivr tuineran tnurcn, macorno i wp Visitation Thurs.

5-9 8, Frl. from 4-9 at the Henrv M. DARANY. THEODORE C. 10 am.

Thursday at St Malburg Funeral Home, Romeo, Michigan. Donations warms lamonc tnurcn, ibuu uaxwooa Diva. to spinal coro Research would be appreciated. OOMBROWSKI, EDMUND J. 10:00 a.m.

St. Llnul CHADWICK COLLEFN A. Age 71, May 6, 1998. Beloved wife of Alexander; loving mother of Glen, Michael, Margaret (John) Miller and Edgar; grandmother of John Mlchele and Alex; sister ot Elsie Randazzo. Visitation Friday 1-9 p.m.

Funeral Saturday II a.m. at Wuk-Cal-caterra Sons, 36900 Schoennerr at Metro Parkway (16 Mile) Interment Mt, Pleasant Cemetery, Oryden. tnurcn. DYMONO, JOHN A. 10 am St.

AloyslusCathollc Church, LEBERT LEO PAUL Age 48, May 5, 1996 at Hospice of Michigan, 16250 Northland, Southfield. Ml. Survived bv dauohter. li wasningion uerroir. EAOAN, ANEITA F.

10 am. at Wuiek-Celcaterra 1 Sons Jessica; loving parents. Mildred and Alphonse sisters, tiaine tonneu ano lois warn Leoert, javuu scnoennerr rq. at Metro arxway la Mile) CHROVIAN HARRY For further Information, call Edward Korkolan Funeral Home, 248-541-8325. Fellks, Ray Jr.

9 AM at Saiewskl Funeral Home 19111 LICUS warren ro ai. Amseim tnurcn y.w Am ANDY Age 52. In loving memory of a deer friend Dear son of Sonya the late John. Deer uncle of David 8, SMITH CECIL L. Age 72.

May 5, 1998. Retired Lieutenant Colonel from the Air Force Beloved husband of Gall. Loving father of Connie (James) Kirley, Dianne (John) Knowres, Douglas (Mary), Patricia (Dean) Wilson. Proud grandfather ot 16. Also survived by his half sister Beverly Smith Hair and his step-children; Thomas and Michael Carroll and William June Frehn), Michael and Carolyn Slifkin.

Memorial service Friday 7:30 pm aT Franklin Community Church, 32473 Normandy Franklin, Ml. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society. FETTERLY, ELEANORE L. (THAMM) 10 am 1 720 Elk Port Huron. Jennifer.

Great friend to many, many people. Track photographer, racehorse owner, collectable i GARZANITI, PAUL P. Saturday 9a.m. at Heckett-Met- taoie saiesment all. We love you salesmen truly a great person, win oe misseo by catt h.

st seDastian teinonc tnurcn. GIRAGOSIAN, HELEN II at St. John's Armenian LITTLE CROSKEY NORMA J. Tawas, formerly of Detroit. Died May 1996 In Alpena, age 72.

Beloved wife of Albert who was a lormer employee of Chrysler dear mother ot Diane (Ted) Sekely, Elaine (Guy) Rabey, Colleen Croskey and Michael (Kathy) Croskay, five grandchildren, three great-grandchildren. Dear Sister of June Rinna. Funeral Mass Sat. May 10, 10 A.M., Holy Family Church, Tawas. Visitation Jacques A Kobs Funeral Home, tawas.

517-362-8191 Church, Southfield, fay Simon Javlzlan Funeral Home helped unearth warranty fraud at several auto dealerships in the 1970s. He started as an accountant with Chevrolet at the Kansas City assembly plant in 1946. He left in 1954 to work in the GENEVIEVE May 1998 of Wayne. Beloved wife of Richard. Dear mother of Richard (Marv).

Jerrv. Allan SOLO, SIMON DAVID 11:30 a.m. at the Hebrew Memorial tnapet. (Susan) and Robin (Helen). Dear sister of William Cheney, Wilbur Chaney, Phillip Chaney, Ruth Ledford and Ellen Cerezo, Lois Kenwood and Harold Eberline.

8 HARRIS, ALEXANDER E. II a.m. Lake Shore Presbyte- nan tnurcn, fwi jencrson, ar, tioir anores. JENNINGS, MINA 11 a m. St.

Paul United Church of granacmioren ana i great-grandchildren, visitation Thursday 5-9PM and Friday 12 noon-9PM. Funeral Service Saturday 10AM at the Harry J. Will Funeral STEINER GEORGE B. May 5. Beloved husband of Shirley.

Loving father of Judi varney, George (Nancy), Michael ana Kim (Michael) Swlatkowskl. Proud grandfather ot 10. Dear brother of Jane Grunow. Visitation Thursday 3-9 Friday 1-9 p.m. Funerel Saturday 8:15 a from Wuek-Calcaterra Sons Inc.

54S80 Van Dyke (Shelby Twp.) to St. Isidore Church for 9 m. mess. Rosary Friday 7 p.m. Interment Resurrection cemetery.

ennst, jiasa Mouno warren. num, jjp, lYin-niynn wvenue, wayne, nnicniflan. JESSOP, STELLA H. 8 30 a.m. Howt-Peterson Funeral Home, tuearoorncnapeu yam, sacreo Heart church Ray Rice MANENTY CUSHING CHARLES D.

Age 75. Lifelong resident of southwest Detroit. Beloved husband of Eva. Dearest father of Meredith Hastings, Jon, Patricia LaMew, Paula Kowal-czyk (Marc) and Jeffrey IMaryhelen). Also survived by eight grendchildren: Scott, Creig, Sarah, Kenneth, Christopher, Jacob, Caleb and Tobias.

Visitation Thursday 2-9 p.m. with Rosary at 7.00 p.m. at the Don Graham T-IN Funeral Home 1005 Junction Visitation Friday 9:30 a.m. at St. Gabriel Church, 8118 West Vernor with Funeral Mass at 10.00 a.m.

Interment White Chapel. KRAUSE, STEPHANIE 10 a Murphy 8, Hauss Funeral MARGARET M. (Ne McMAHON) Beloved wife Of Richard Dear mother of Peoov Ann (Ron) Ramiav uirecTors, a4 Homto nanx, ryiacomo I ownsnip. LAFATA, ANTHONY 11 a m. Hopcrott Funeral Home, Colleen Bowman, Mlchele A.

(Paul) Nowltzki, and the jiio jonn Maaison Hts. late Mary nay. branamotner ot waiter Menenty, Uatlk.u. fanujmkn Ull r.hrl... LOW, WILLIAM N.

11 am at the Schrader-Howell funeral Home, 280 s. Main Plymouth. Itzke. Memoriel Service May 9, 1998 Saturday 12 Noon at hte the Dearborn Chapel of the Howe-Peterson Funeral Home, 22546 Mlchigen Ave. Memorial contributions TYBURSKI JASON J.

April 15, 1998 Age 15 Beloved son ot Jerry and, Stella. Dear brother of David and Candace. Dear grandson of Alex end Sabina Markowski. Nephew of Albert, George (Carla) Markowski and Sophie (Louis) Kolodzinskl. funeral Saturday 10 a m.

Irom the Kaul Funeral Home, 35201 Garfield II blk. N. of 15 Clinton Twp. to St. Peter Catholic Church tor an 11 a.m.

Mass. Visitation Friday 2-9 p.m. In lieu of flowers memorials to the family will be appreciated. DARGAS MARASH, IRVING 2:30 p.m. at the Hebrew Memorial may oe maoe to tne cnarity ot your cnoice.

McALlSTER, HOWARD I. IPM. Macon United Method MANSFIELD ADAM Age 66. Dear husband of Anna. Brother of Anna Tautin, Peter and the late Stella Jarvis and Charles.

Leaves many nieces and nephews, visiting Thursday 2-9 p.m. Rosary 7:00 p.m.. Prayers Friday 9:30 a.m. at Charles R. Step Funeral Home 18425 Beech Daly (btwn 6-7 mile), Mass 10:00 a.m.

St. Divine Providence Church. 1st cnurcn, village ot Macon, Ml. CHARLES EDWARD Beloved huiband of Ruth. Dearest MCILHARGEY, WILLIAM SCOTT In state 9:30 a.m.

at snrine ot tne Little flower until Funeral Mass at 10. -sineroT nancy iKaipnj Kaoieni, tnenei jr. (Diann) and George Thomai. Dear brother of Betty Klotchko, Pat Hyatt and Bob. Grandfather of tlx; areat a rand fa interment, Hoiy sepulchre cemetery, MULARI, FLORENCE I.

II am Harry J. Will Trust 100 ther of ten. Services Saturday 10 am. al A. n.

Peters funeral Home, 25450 Plymouth Ra Reatoro DUDA runtrei nome, hvw acnoennerrai Masonic (i.m Mile Warren. Visitation Thuridav 2-9 m. and Frldav PHILLIPS, GEORGE V. II a at Pliley Funeral Home, SANDRA LEE May 3, 1998 Beloved wife ot Ed. Dear ui university Rochester Memorials to Leader Dogs for the Blind, Rochester VENTIMIGLIA CATHERINE MARIE Beloved wife ot the late John.

Loving mother of Sarah (Louis) Cornaghl, Vincent (Lorefta), Anthony and Joseph. Also leaves seven frandchildren and nine great-grandchildren, visitation hursday 2-9 p.m. at the Kaul Funeral Home, 26433 Jefferson, St. Clair Shores. In state Friday 9 a.m.

until 10 a.m. the time of the Funeral Mass at St. Lucy Church, St. Clair Shores. Rosary 7:30 m.

Thursday. Interment Sacred Heart. Memorials may be directed to the Capuchin Fathers Monastery. REDINGTON, EDWARD II a at. St.

Joseph Shrine nun, mi. cainouc tnurcn, tampnoge I wi MARASH motner ot Steven ano David (Monica). Grandmother ot Jake. Dear daughter of Helen Sopo. Sister of Charlotte Sopo and Helen Stokovlc.

Sandra was taken to Wayne State University for medical science donation. Contrl butlons can be made to Angela Hospice or the Amerlcen Cancer Society. She had a career In merchandising with Mackllnburg-Duncan, Inc. Sht loved music and to ROLF. MARTHA JANE LLEWELYN 11:30 a.m.

at IRVING Beloved husband of Harriet. Dear father of Martinson unerai Home, suttons Bay, Ml, good manners. "You couldn't come in his house and not take your hat off," said his wife, Fran. A strong man who commanded respect, he was sometimes called the "boss" or "mister" by his friends, his wife said. "He hated men that whined," she said.

"He had cancer six years and never complained." Other survivors include his son, Earl; mother, Joanna Hardaway, and three grandchildren. The funeral service will be 11 a.m. today at the Wilson-Akins Funeral Home, 17500 Fenkell, Detroit. The wake will be at 10:30 a.m. Burial will follow in Mt.

Hope Memorial Gardens in Livonia. Cheryl Strausbaugh Saved her son Cheryl Strausbaugh, 43, a caring mother who saved her 14-year-old son from a fire in their Southfield home, died Sunday of burns and smoke inhalation from the same fire. Her last words, relatives said, were "Billy, Billy, get out of the' house!" "Her last words saved his life," said her sister Georgee Jarvis. "Her kids were the most important thing in her life." Raised in Detroit, Miss Strausbaugh attended Redford High School and later earned her GED. She worked as a cashier at Kmart and other stores before becoming a homemaker.

Miss Strausbaugh lived in Detroit until five years ago, when she moved to Southfield. She loved to sew doll clothes, listen to country music and watch deer. SANCHEZ, BONIFACIA 11 a.m. Mass at Ste. Anna susan tur.

Roger) Htrtzberg, Llnde (Henry) Lee and Bonnie Marash. Loving grandfather of David (Pewy) Hertzberg, SheriLee, Andrew Lee. Laura Hertzbero. Scott Kaman. Julia Lnurcn.

exercise. SCHWALENBERO, MARIAN II a.m. Kaul Funmeral ESTIGOY noma, jcti iartieio 1 1 Dik, N. ot li Ml.) Clinton Twp. JOSE H.

Age 86. May 6, 1998. Beloved husband of the late WASKE SOPHIE A. May 5, 1998, age 78, of Rivervlew. Beloved wife ot the late Raymond Waske.

Loving mother of Joan (Robert) Baran. Dear grandmother of Ken Recore, Keith (Tammv) Recore. and Kevin Recore Altn Hertzberg and Loren Kemen. Greatgrandfather of Ashlyn Hertzberg. Uncle ot Ralph Marash.

Family friend Ann Greco. Brother-in-law of Martin (Dianna) Rosenfeld. Services Thursday 2:30 p.m. at the Hebrew SILLMAN'VAN NOY, JUNE M. 10 a.m.

at St. Clare of I Anna, uearest tatner or Norman, uorretta John) Montetaico Latnonc Lnurcn iwnittier at Mack I memorial tnapoi, imermenT neorew Memorial ark Gerafvn (Bob) Hout, Joe Jr. and the late Marvin STEPHENSON, WARREN R. JR. "BUD" II a.m.

at and Barbara, surv ved bv. ne nrandch dren wuiek-taicaterra sons, inc. tm van Dyke MATHIAK survived by six greatgrandchildren. Memorial Mass Friday 10 a.m. St.

Stanislaus Kostka Catholic Church, Wyandotte Arrangements by John Molnar Funeral Home, Southgate Chapel. OLGA A. May 5, 1998, age 81 Wife of the late arl; sister STRAUSBAUGH, CHERYL LYNN 10 AM from St. William Catholic Church, Walled Lake. Also survived by one sister.

Inlieu of flowers memorial contributions to the Kidney Dialysis Foundation UnitGreenfield Health Systems at St Marys Hospital would be oreatlv aooreclated. Visitation Friday 2-9 a m. General Motors Building in Detroit. In 1972, he became the Chevrolet divisional auditor until his retirement 'in 1984. He most recently worked in Warren.

Born In West Virginia, Mr. Rice graduated from high school when he was 15 and graduated from Strayer College in Washington, D.C., with a degree in accounting. During World War II, he served in the Army as a military intelligence officer, specializing in the translation of Portuguese with the Brazilian expeditionary force in Italy. A devoted family man, he helped take care of his wife, Nellie Lu Rice, who contracted polio in 1952. She died last year on May 4, exactly one year before his death.

Survivors include three daughters, Diane Tihansky, Kathleen Bowers and Rita Ruby; eight grandchildren; three great grandchildren; five sisters, and three brothers. Visitation will be 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. today, with a vigil at 7:30 p.m., at the A.J. Desmond and Sons Funeral Home, 2600 Crooks, Troy. The funeral service will be 10 a.m.

Friday at St. Hugo of the Hills Stone Chapel, 2215 Opdyke, Bloomfield Hills. Burial will follow in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Southfield. TRIFF, ANNE Funeral from St. George Romanian WEISS at the Duzak Funeral Home, 16600 W.

Warren (E. of the unnqgox taineurai, ryine or Honnwestern lu a.m. BARBARA Beloved mother of Steven (Linda) Weiss, Dr. ot crnesT nnuerson; ounr or tiay ano tiyoe Anderson; great-aunt of Lauren and Kelly Anderson. Memoriel service Thursday, May 14, 11 a.m.

at First United Methodist Church, 1589 W. Maple Birmingham. In lieu of flowers, memorials to Faith Covenant Church, 35415 W. 14 Mile Farmlngton Hills 48331. Arrange-ments by A.J.

Desmond li Sons, 1248) 549-0500. outntieia A-woy) Rosary friaay p.m. funeral services Saturday at St Chrlstoohers Church with Vermlgllo, Santa 9:30 AM at St. Athanaslus Church, 18720 Visitation 9:30 a.m. and funeral mass 10 a.m.

Interment Miie Kg. at teeny Matthew (Dr. Jean Nelson) Weiss end Richard (Denise) Weiss; grandmother ot Samantha, Jeffrey, Jordan, Jessica and Jacob, daughter ot the lata Snohle and Philin Rnnnlskv: daunhter. 5t Hedwig cemetery, for further into call 80U-33I-50S1 WEISS, BARBARA Services I o'clock this aftirnoon at tne ira Kaufmancnapei. In-law of the late Julia Weiss Services 1 o'rlork FAIR WNOROWSKI, JOHN W.

10 a.m. Mass at St. Mary Thursday afternoon at the Ira Kaufman Chapel, 248-569-0020. Interment Beth El Memorial Park. ELENORl R.

May 6, after a long Illness. Beloved wife of Georoe dear mother of Georae. Daniel and nnagaaien tnurcn. MATHIS BETTY JEAN Saturday, May 2, 1998. Dear daughter of Jlmmie Lou Harris.

Dear sister of Emily Kllpatrlck and Beverly Weaver. Family hour Friday at 10 a.m. with funeral at 11 a.m. at Canaan Missionary Baptist Church, 13444 Rev. Steve Arthur, Pastor.

Daath NotlcM Lawrence; also survived by nine grendchildren; sister ot Norbert end Margaret Mature. Family will receive friends Friday 3-8 p.m. at A. J. Desmond Sons Funeral WIESKE HELPFUL HINT nome, zoou croons Koao (petwn.

Mapie Big Beaver) Funeral Saturday 10 a.m. To report a death of a Social Security or SSI beneficiary WILLIAM R. Age 69, ot St. Clair Shores. 41 years at UnlRoyal.

Beloved husband of Julia. Dearest father of William, Robert, Kathleen (John) Orosey, Sheila (Michael) Raymo, and Joseph (Rhonda); grandfather of 14; brother of Rosemary Rudonl. Marvloulse (Lee) FOX ur lu inquire aooui survivor Denems Call: 1-600-771-1213 7:00 a to 7:00 p.m. Monday through Friday JUDITH B. Aae 57 May 5.

1998 Beloved wile of Ronald Wlttmer, Mergaret (Ray) Gietzen, and Geraldine McALlSTER HOWARD I. Beloved husband of Margaret. Dear brother-in-law of Irene Mahler (Ralph), Helen McAlis-ter and Arlene Pepp. Also survived by several nieces and nephews. Visitation 2-5 i 7-9PM Thursday al the Dearborn Chapel ot the Howe-Peterson Funeral Home, 22546 Michigan Avenue.

Funeral IPM Friday at Macon United Methodist Church, Village of Macon, Ml. Instate In the church at noon. BAILEY neiiKB. menus may can rrtuay -v p.m. ot rtaut Funeral Home, 28433 Jefferson, St.

Clair Shores. Scripture Service Friday 7 o.m Funeral Saturday 12:30 Dearest mother of Heather Angela Fox. Loving sister of Donald, Patricia, Nancy, John and Sally. Visitation Thursday 4-9 PM with Scripture Service 7:30 PM et Wulek-Calcaterra A Sons, 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Parkway (16 Mile). Instatt Friday 9 AM at p.m.

at the Funeral Home to St. Germaine Church 1 pm ARTHUR Beloved husband ot Marttyj. Dear father of Susan ENzao4ith Pease, Amy Baumgart, David (Carolyn; and Jonn. Grandfather of Ashley, Carrie, Samen-tna. Jessica and David.

Brother-in-law of Mary ancr Jack Kniel Funeral Ham. Saturday at the Dearborn Chapel of the Howe-Petefsen Funeral Home, 22546 Michigan St. Mary uueen ot creation Church, Jtzts Main street WILLIAMS (New Baltimore) until time ot Mass at 9:30 AM Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Ave. interment Seymour Lake cemetery, ortonviue, FREAR mi t-v nursoay, i-y m.

riday. McKEE JANET E. Age 63, ot Royal Oak. Dear mother of Deborah Belprez end Klmberly Bartlett Loving grandmother of 6 Beloved daughter of Mabel Moon sister of Harvey Moon, Ruth Lines, and Allen Moon. Worked as a bank teller for over 20 years, most recently at Citizens Bank ot Royal Oak.

Visitation Friday 3 6 with the funerel service Saturday at 11:00 a.m. at the Hopcroft Funeral Home 31 145 John Madison Heights JOEL Age 32. Suddenly, May 6,1996. Beloved son lo ivbii rrooi enu oeiiy UOB) douib. uearesi uroiner ot BOLENDER JOHN SR Age 42 ot Welled Lake, May 5, 199B.

Beloved husband ot Snaron Dear tiither At Jnhn Jr RICHARD E. May 1998 Husband of Mary Elizabeth Williams. Father of Richard Griffiths Williams ol Annapolis. MD; Henry Phillips Williams III ol Charlotts-vllle, VA Charles Rockwell Williams ot Darlen, CO; and Mrs. Judith Williams Holmes (Peter) of Cleveland, OH.

Brother ot the lete G. Mennen Williams and Henry Phillips Williams Jr. Also survived by nine grandchildren. Visitation ot Christ Church, Grosse Pointe, 61 Grosse Pointe Sunday 3-5 p.m. Funeral service at the church Monday at 4 p.m.

Memorial tributes may be sent to Christ Church, Grosse Pointe or to Henry Ford Museum. For information call Wm. R. Hamilton Co. tiiv j' igTiuunr, nvuen, reui, qptu uom rival, jvii Casada and the late Darrell Freer; also survived by many nieces anu nepnews, ana greai nieces anu grear neDhews.

Funeral service at R.GfA G.R Harris Funeral Brian and Joey Dear son of Margaret Billed and the late Charles Boitnder. Brother of Jane (Denver) Hosklns, Chic (Cheryl) Boiender, Alan (Kathy) Bounder and Ian INikki) Botender. Also several nieces and nephews. Dear sort-in-iaw ot Eleanor and Angelo Home 15451 Farmlngton Road, Livonia. Saturday 10:00 a.m..

Visitation, Friday 12-9 p.m. Memorials may be oirecteo to i ne American uiaoetes Association. 810-463-0577 GARZANITI nitv vairueu ana menus. Funeral from St. William Catholic Church, Welled Lake, Friday II a Interment Oakland Hills Cemetarw MERKLE MARC Age 27, suddenly, ot Rochester Hills, May 6, 1998.

Loving son of James A. Merkle and Elaine Merkle Dear brother of James A. Jr. and Scott W. (Klmberly).

Grandson of Lina Unterborn. Mr. Merkle was a Sreduate of Romeo High School and attended Oakland nlverslty. Visitation Friday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Services Saturday 10 a m.

at Plxley Funeral Home, 322 W. University, Rochester. Memorials to St. Jude Chlldrens Hospital appreciated. WOOD Friends mey visit Lynch Sons Funeral Home, 340 fontiac trait, waned lane '3 biks.

sot Maple Rd.l, Thursday 1-9 pm Rosary service Thursday evening. How to submit cbltigrfes and desth notices WILLIAM May 4, 1998. Beloved husband ot Dearest father otcherles and Stephanie. Grendfather of Klrsten. Deer son of Maxine and the late Carl.

Brother of Jeckie end Shiele. Services Saturday 10 a m. at the: Saiewskl Funeral Home, 19111 W. Warren. Interment Mt Hope.

Visitation Thursday 5-9; Friday 12-9 p.m. PAUL P. Age 68. May 6, 1998. Loving husband ot Nora.

Dear father of John, Leslie (Michael) Draybuck, Dino (Jonl), Domlnlck (Diane) end Thea Daniels. Proud Grendfather of 10 and one great-grandchild. Also survived by sister Carmella (Lee Seehaver and brother Al (Jeanie). Visitation Hackett-Metcalf Funeral Home 2640 Monroe Blvd. (neer W.

Outer Drive), Dearborn Thursday 5-9 p.m. Friday 12-9. Rosary Friday 7:30 p.m. Prayers Saturday at Funeral Home 9 a.m. to St.

Sebastian Catholic Church for 9:30 Mass. NORRIS CAROL MARY Beloved wife of James dear mother of Jennifer, Elizabeth and Sarah. Sister of Clifford Wedyke. For further Inlormatlon call A.M. Peters Funeral Home 313-884-5500 YESSAYAN BORG SAVIOUR May 4, 1991 Age 71 Loving husband of Amy; beloved dad of Josephine (Richard) Schuli, Daisy (Daniel) Carlgnan, Patricia Borg, Elizabeth (David) Carlgnan end Christine (John) Bopp; dear grandfather of 14; great grandfather of 3 Funeral service Friday 10 a m.

from the NEELY-TUROWSKI FUNERAL HOME, Rd. (betw. Middlebelt-Merrlman) and to St. Genevieve Catholic Church at 10:30. Rosary Thursday 7 p.m.

Interment Mt. Hope Cemetery, Visitation Thursday 1-9 p.m. GENTILE THEODORE H. TED" Was born In Detroit in 1932. After graduating from the University of Michigan School ol Architecture In 1958, he started his own tfrm where he oractlced tor 40 years.

Ted was an avid UotM NOWAK the deceased, a full list of survivors, services, the name of the funeral home, telephone numbers to reach relatives, and your own daytime and evening FANNY Mey 5, 1998, Age 69. Beloved wife of the late Lulgi. Dear mother of Sino (Marie), Mary (Qulndon) Williams, Dolores (Dominic) Orlando, and the late Semuel (Rose). Loving grandmother ot eloht: SOPHIA May 6, 1991. Beloved wife of the late John Dear mother of Rita (Alvln) Hornung, John Nowak and the lete Leo; Dear grandmother of Kathleen Rlchert, Alvln Hornuna Barbara filaklav: 7 nraat nranHrhllHran great-grandmother of eight, funeral Friday 9 a.m.

at Wulek-Calcaterra Sons, Inc. 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Pky. (16 Ml.) and to Our Lady Queen of All Selnts Catholic Church for 10 a m. Mass visitation Thursday 2-9 p.m. Prayers Burial Resurrection.

Tributes to the donor's choice are welcome. and 2 great great grandchildren. Funeral Friflay at 6 45 am. from the Waslk Funeral Home, Inc. 11470 East 13 Mile Road (W.

ot Hoover) to St. Cletus Church at 9 30 Rosary Friday 7:00 Interment, Resurrection Cemetery. Visitation, Thursday 12-9 pm. BORLAND ELEANOR Preceded In death by her husband Robert Dear mother of Eleanora (Ellle) (Cecil) Crisp, Ethel (Ron) Robbins and Bobbe Jo (Joe) Dauer. Leaves 6 grandchildren and I great grandchild.

Sister ot Horece Engler, Edward Neville and Dottle Jeter. Visitation Thursday 3-9 Funerel service Friday 10:30 a.m. at Charles R. Step Funeral Home 18425 Beech Daly (between a-7 mile). Interment Cadillac Memorial West.

football fan who loved lazz, Jack Daniels and German automobiles. He bore his Illness with grace and dignity. His selflessness and concern tor others have touched all those around him. He Is cherished by his lemlly and friends: Beloved husbend ot Anlel. Loving father ot Krlsten Yessayan and Lauren Peter Austin.

Dear brother of Mrs. Sona (Sooran) Yavruian. Dear cousin ot Alex 1 Ani Selian. Dear uncle of Carol t. Rick Yavruian.

Dear son-in-law of Mrs zenopla Sohigian. Dear brother -inlew of Arson Sandy Sohigian Dear uncle ot Laura Anderson, Dawn Dan Peley, Kim 1 John Huntoon, Stephanie Rob Wlnemen. Great uncle of Cherlotte Huntoon and Nicholas Paley. Dear cousin of the Naibandian family. Visitation Thursday 6-9 p.m.

Prayers 7 30 m. et St. Johns Armenian Church, Southfield Funerel service Friday 11 a m. al thechurch. GIRAGOSIAN O'BANION ROBERT of Macomb formerly ttartlnn HELEN Funeral Thursday II a m.

at St. John's Armenlen Church, Southfield. Arrangements by l-MON JAVIZIAN FUNERAL HOME; BRETZ wB)-oa-oi, or jij-aay-anw. OBITUARIES are staff-written news stories. We cannot honor all requests.

Nor can we guarantee they will run on a certain day. You can call the Metro Desk at 1-313-222-6600, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday-Friday, and ask for the obituary writer. Or have the funeral home call us.

Call before noon for the best chance at the next day's paper. You can fax us the facts at 1-313-222-5981 anytime. Include information on YJiMAi fl'JOY jUVSf! xit Heights. Beloved husbend of Jeanetto (nee Rlngerf! deer father of Robert Michael, Sharon and Lore O'Banion; deer brother ot Ted end Wllllem (Helen) Banion. Funeral service on Friday, 10 a at Murphy A Hauss Funeral Director! 47477 Romeo Plank! Macomb Township.

Visitation today 1-9 m. of Rosary, 7:30 p.m. Memoriel may be made to J.P. McCarthy foundation. LORAINE Age Beloved wife of the late Henry.

Dear mother of Carol (Attillo) DiMarrn and Hank lovlna GOLBA -amny reuueiit memorial giTTS TO UOTM ArcniTecTure Alumni SchOlarshiD Endowmant HMfl Rnnittaal Rlud grandmother ot Maresa, Paul end Matthew. Sister ot Ann Arbor, Ml 48109-2069. Arrangements by Edward EVELYN 74. May 4. Beloved wife of Edmund.

Loving mother of James (Karen) Golba, Carolyn Popp and Patrick (Sharon) Golba. Dear grandmofher of Beth. Korkolan Funeral Home, 248-541-8325 OGRODNIK DEATH NOTICES are paid ads that are guaranteed to run. Call the Detroit Newspapers classified advertising department at 1-810-977-7500. Hours are 7:30 a.m.-5:45 p.m.

7:30 a.m.-6:45 p.m. 10 e.m.4 p.m. Sat; noon-4 Sunday. ZAPLITNY JOSEPH S. Age 86 Loving father of Joanne, Dennis and imiii, tin ma, jauii, nuam anu noy.

Bluer OT Gertrude Wroblewskl, Donald, Leonard and Edward Wachowiak. Daughter of the late Frenk and Sophie Wochowlak. Instate Friday at Our Lady of Czestochowe at 9:30 until mass at 10 a.m. Visitation Wednesday 5-9 tme late rvticnati; survivea oy two grandchildren Joe and Peter; brother ot Elizabeth Szweda, Lillian Farynlari. Clara Kelly and Time Glodows-kl: also survived bv many nlacat and naehawt and ALEXANDER Age 92.

Mey 6. 1996. Beloved husband of Mary. Dear father of Alexander, Jr. (Angle), Rosemary (Russ) Flynn, and Dorothy (Joe) Olmsted Grondtother ot Great-Grandfather ot 7.

Visitation thursday 12-9PM Panahyda Friday 7PM. Funeral Liturgy Saturday 9AM Irom John N. Santelu Son Funeral Home 1 139 Inktter Rd TtAalwaan Fnrd 0ri 1 pm ano nursoay iv pm. at OS Temrowikl sons Funera Home 30009 Hoover at Common mu. Mllal Elizabeth Pocock and the lata Mary Rilfenberg and Louis Garagloia Visitation Friday 3-9 p.m.

at the Kaul Funeral Home, 28433 Jefferson, St. Clair Shores. In-state Saturday 9.15 a m. until 10 a.m, the time of the Funerel Mass at St. Gertrude Church, St, Clair Shores.

Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Vigil Service 7 p.m. Friday. Memorials may be directed to the St. Vincent DePaul 5bclety.

BURNS MARGARET S. Age 92 ot Chorlevoltt and formerly of Flat Rock. Died May 1998. Funerel will be Friday, May 8, at the First Congregational Church o) Charlevoix. Dear mother of Sylvia, Robert 4 David Memorial contributions may be made to the First Congregational Church of Charlevoix.

Friends may call from 6O0PM-800PM, Thursday at the Winchester Funeral Home, inCharlevon (618) 547-2881. Rosary Thursday 7 m. friends. Joe was butcher at the Chene-Trombly Market tor 35 years. Funeral Saturday 9 30 a from the Leiney A Son Funeral Home, 13201 W.

Warren, Dearborn, to St Hedwig Catholic Church, 3245 Junction, ot Michigan Ave. tor 10 m. mass Entombment St. Hedwlo Mausoleum. Visitation Thursday 4-9 m.

and GOLD Cherry Hill) to Our Lady of Perpetuel Help lor 9.30AM Mass. Memorials to Our Lady of Perpetual Help. SIMON DAVID Beloved husband of the late Inez Loving tetner ot cnuck (f m), Lynnda and Stephanie (Ken) Longuskl. Dear brother of Jack (Jean) Gold. Also survived by five grendchildren.

Services Thursday 11-lfl a al th HabraM, Friday 1-9 m. Parish prayers Friday 6 30 m. Memoriel contributions to Mother Theresa Sister of Charity or the Cepuchln Monastery, 1740 Mt. Elliott Detroit, Ml Classifications 20-55 art now listed In the Classllled section of the paper. Memorial Chapel.

Interment Hebrew Memorial Park..