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A FEBRUARY 14, 2000 DETROIT FREE PRESS 3B OBITUARIES CONGRESSIONAL ROLL CALL Tax cut approval ASSOCIATED PRESS Edgar Guest III: Passion for theater started early joint tax returns pay taxes at higher rates than if they were single and filing separately. The so-called penalty is proportionately largest at incomes between $20,000 and $75,000 and costs couples an average of $1,400 a year, according to congressional estimates. "It's hard to think of anything that is more unfair in our federal tax code than the marriage penalty," said Republican Pete Hoek-stra of Holland. The GOP bill would cut taxes for those couples as well as for couples in which one spouse earns the lion's share of family income. Some Democrats complained that half of the bill's total tax cut would go to couples who are not Michigan Sens.

Spencer Abraham, a Republican, and Carl Levin, a Democrat, both voted for the bill. The legislation calls for more than 40,000 tons of highly radioactive used reactor fuel now kept at commercial power plants in 31 states including Michigan to begin being shipped to Nevada as early as 2007 if a permanent waste burial site there receives a federal license. The site is still under scientific review. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is expected to decide whether to give it a license in 2006. The Senate-passed bill would require shipments to begin a year later, before the permanent facility is completed around 2010.

penalized. Passage of the Republican bill came after the House defeated by 233-192 a Democratic alternative costing $95 billion over 10 years that was geared more toward middle- and lower-income married couples. In the Michigan delegation, all 10 Democrats voted for that legislation while the six Republicans voted against it. Nuclear waste shipments The Senate directed that thousands of tons of nuclear waste be shipped from power plants nationwide to Nevada. But the legislation faces a certain presidential veto.

The legislation cleared the Senate by a 64-34 vote Thursday. WASHINGTON The House has passed legislation that would cut income taxes $182 billion over 10 years for all married taxpayers. Now about 25 million couples pay a so-called marriage penalty. The vote Thursday was 268-158. In the 16-member Michigan delegation, all six Republicans voted for the bill along with three of the 10 Democrats: Jim Barcia of Bay City, Debbie Stabenow of Lansing and Bart Stupak of Menominee.

Senate passage is far from certain and President Bill Clinton is threatening a veto over the bill's cost and timing. Millions of couples who file Every Monday while the state Legislature is in session, the Free Press lists upcoming committee meetings and hearings. Unless noted, the locations are in Lansing. House TUESDAY Veterans Affairs Committee, 11:15 a.m., Room 351, Capitol Building. The committee is to LEGISLATIVE MEETINGS with his mother that his little sister could not be sent to bed yet.

He had planned a play for his grandparents, who were visiting, and he needed his sister. "My mother suggested he use a doll," Duffy said. "He said, 'But mother, she has a speaking Mr. Guest graduated from Birmingham Detroit Country Day school and Denison University in Granville, Ohio. He had lived in Birmingham for 25 years.

He had acted at the Purple Rose Theatre in Chelsea and the University of Detroit Mercy Theatre. Mr. Guest was on the board of directors of St. Dunstan's Theatre Guild of Cranbrook and was rehearsing for "Foxfire." He also was active with the Marquis Theatre of Northville, where he was in rehearsals for "The Pied Piper of Hamlin." Mr. Guest's grandfather, Edgar Guest, was a longtime syndicated poet at the Detroit Free Press.

In addition to Duffy, Mr. Guest is survived by sons Bill and Mike; a daughter, Jennifer; a sister, Ellen, and friend Barbara Gowans. Visitation is 2-4 p.m. and 6-8 p.m. today at the William R.

Hamilton Co. funeral home, 820 E. Maple in Birmingham. Services will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the funeral home.

A private burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery, Detroit. DAN SHINE can be reached at 313-223-4554 or at dshinefreepress.com. scheduled to hear from state education officials on improving student performance. Appropriations (higher education subcommittee), 10 a.m., Ill N. Division Kendall College campus, Ferris State University, Grand Rapids.

The panel is to consider the higher education budget for 2000-2001. Compiled by Laura Potts from GongwerNews Service reports. take testimony from Miss America Heather French on homeless veterans. Constitutional Law and Ethics Committee, 10 a.m., rooms 519 and 521, Capitol Building. The panel is to consider proposed regulations for the adult entertainment industry.

Transportation Committee, 3 p.m. or after the House session, Room 307, House Office DEATH Building. The committee is to consider bills to bar the state from selling personal information for surveys, marketing or solicitation. Senate WEDNESDAY Education Committee, 3 p.m., Room 810, Farnum Building. The committee is NOTICES By DAN SHINE FREE PRESS STAFF WRITER Last Thanksgiving, Edgar A.

Guest III told assembled friends and family the story of how he came to realize the stage was where he was meant to be. Mr. Guest was about 10 years old when he ac companied his parents to a play in Chicago. While his mother and father noted WJR-AM radio personal- i I Guest Jr. chatted backstage afterward with actress Edgar Guest III Elaine Stritch, young Edgar was allowed to walk onstage and look over the expanse of empty seats.

He told the dinner guests: "I can still feel the feeling I felt. I knew this was something I had to be involved in." Mr. Guest devoted his life to the theater. He was in rehearsal for two plays when he died Friday of a heart attack at his Birmingham home. It was two days shy of his 61st birthday.

"It was his life, his passion," said his sister, Jane Guest Duffy. Even before the Chicago trip, it was apparent Mr. Guest had a love of plays. He would often put on productions for his family. Duffy remembers once, when she was about 3, Mr.

Guest argued Harry Spoon Built legacy with homes The consummate craftsman, Harry Spoon would refer to notes he had scrawled on scraps of wood as he guided projects that told the story of metro Detroit's mid-century suburban growth. Mr, Spoon died Sunday of leukemia at Beaumont Hospital in Oak. He was 80. The second of three Spoon family generations in home build- 'mg and real estate businesses, Mr. Spoon built homes throughout his native northwest Detroit and Southfield in the 1950s and 1960s.

In the heart of Livonia, the strip mall at Merriman and 5 Mile was built by his firm, Spoon Builders. "You could chronicle the region's growth and history by seeing where the Spoons were building," said Mr. Spoon's son Alan Spoon. "From 6 Mile and Woodward to 7 Mile and Evergreen, right on out to the core of South-field and into West Bloomfield, he was part of Detroit's suburban ex- pansion." With his brother Julius and cousin Herbert all whose fathers were partners in the building company, Spoon Brothers, that began in the 1920s Mr. Spoon provided housing for the post-World War II era of sprawl north of Detroit.

His homes dot the area around Northland Mall in Southfield, regarded as the nation's first regional shopping center. Initially, Mr. Spoon pursued another aspiration before returning to his family's business. After graduation from Detroit Central HigK, he graduated from Detroit College of Pharmacy and briefly practiced as a druggist. "gut he couldn't stand to be inside," Alan Spoon said, though he recalled his father maintained a pharmacist's license throughout most of his adult life.

"He wanted to be out there building homes." Part of the sizable Jewish community in northwest Detroit, Mr. Spoon was a founding member of and helped build Adat Shalom Synagogue. The temple eventually moved to Farmington Hills. The tightly-knit Spoons raised their children on West Outer Drive in homes they built for themselves. Mr.

Spoon and his wife, Mildred, who died in 1997, spent the last several years living in West Bloomfield and wintering in Highland Beach, Fla. Mr. Spoon also is survived by a daughter, Linda Spoon-Simonton; a son, Jeffrey, and 13 grandchildren. A funeral will be today at 1 p.m. at Ira Kaufman Chapel, 18325 W.

Nine Mile in Southfield. Burial will be in Adat Shalom Memorial Park Cemetery in Livonia. Gerald Thomas Company founder, host Gerald W. Thomas, founder and president of Thomas Financial Group of Bloomfield Hills, avid boater and party host, died Wednesday at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital in Pontiac of cancer.

He was 61. A former resident of Rochester and Southfield, Mr. Thomas was a 1961 graduate of Ferris State University. He founded his company in 1975. He was a member of the Detroit Yacht Club, Southfield Jay-cees and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metropolitan Detroit.

He was a past president of the Jaycees in Southfield and past fleet captain at the yacht club. Mr. Thomas also coached youth sports. His family and friends remember him in his younger days spinning around area lakes in his home-built Grand Prix hydro plane. Later, he preferred taking friends and family on leisurely cruises around metro Detroit waterways and those in northern Michigan and Canada.

Mr. Thomas' legacy, his Gerald Thomas friends said, may be his ability to throw a great party and make everyone feel welcome. Many stories friends recall usually involve a party Mr. Thomas was hosting, his family members said. He is survived by his wife of 18 years, Jill; sons G.

Blake Thomas and Mark Thomas; two grandchildren; a sister, and two nieces and a nephew. Funeral services were 7. IftJJ FuneralsService Today CARIVEAU ALBERT Jr. Age 87 of Warren. Beloved husband ol the ANDREWS, RHADA L.

10 a.m. at the Dearborn Chapel late Maiclne, Dear lather of Jeanette (Bill). John ol the Howe-Peterson Funeral Home. (Deborah), Jell (Barbara), Jim (Darlene) and Jerry ntairu rcnorc id iiiu ah c.i.r. c.m.r.i Yvette).

Dear brother ol Jean Huerte, Ann Klarich, hiwf fr Lucille (James) Schuchard, Roberta Dietterich. Law- Home, 32000 Schoenherr, Warren. renc (VtiJ) Csrrlveau and the late Irene Uminski. BOZICEVICH, John 10 a.m. at St.

Lawrence Catholic Also survived by 13 grandchildren and 2 great Church until time Mass at 10:30 a m. grandchildren. Funeral service Wednesday 10 a.m. at miirii ente tM r.ir.i.rr. a.

me Ashley-Scott Funeral Ham 340 9 Mile blk. E. of Slch fiWtfft'" Mnd BREAK, BARBARA A. Instate 9:30 a.m. at St.

James Catholic Church, Ferndale, Mass 10 a.m. CLAVENNA CARNALI, ROSE II a.m. Mass at St. Kieran, 53600 (ROCCO) FRANK Age 84, February 12. 2000.

Beloved Mound. husband ol Thelma. Loving lather ol Joyce (Robert) COCHELL, MILDRED B. II a.m. at A H.

Peters Funeral Vobe'r't Th'usLd'ot'Irendal Home, 2005 Mack at Vernier. GrossePte Woods Cl.v.n nj, late lftjffffi COOK, EVELYN M. 2PM Chapel ol the L.J. Griffin grandchildren. Brother of Theresa Broutln and Carlo Funeral Home, Canton, "Chuck" (Rita) Clavenna.

Visitation at the Celcaferra- DENSON, BETTY E. 10 a m. at the First Baptist Church jffi'W of Detroit, 2)200 Southfield Rd. JJfjf VorSrliutloM to DRAUS, EDWARD J. II a.m., Diener Funeral Home, Capuchin Soup Kitchen appreciated by tamlly.

48271 Van Dyke (Bet. 21-22 Mile Rds.) Utica FREEMAN, ANYA J. 11 a.m. at the Machpelah CONNICK Cemetery Chapel. ROBERT N.

Age 77, February 12, 2000, of Allen Park. FURBACHER, FRANK M. at 10:00 am at the Sterling HgtsCh.peloHh.Ob.rzanekFuner.lHom. EMflnW GAFA, ALEXANDER L. Instate 10 a.m.

until 10:30 services Irom the Martemon Funeral Home 10915 Allen service at Zion Christian Church, 3688 Llvernols, Troy, Rd. (corner of Goddord), Wednesday noon. Entomb- GAYNEY, Patrick G. 11 a.m. Charles R.

Step Funeral ment Mlchgan Memorial Park. Visitation Tuesday 2-9 Home, 18425 Beech Daly. GOLOCHOWICZ, MELVIN 10:30 a.m. St. Paul of Tarsus 00 Catholic Church, 41300 Romeo Plank, LUCY February 13 2000 age 91 Formerly of Allen park rr.

Derest mother of Dorothy esser. James (Donna) and GOLUSIN, JOAN 11 a.m. service St. Laiarul Serbian (Barbara). Loving grandmother of II.

great Orthodox Church, 4575 E. Outer Dr. grandmother of 19 and great great grandmother ol 1. GOODNUFF, MARION L. 10 a.m.

at Our Lady of Victory 770 Thayer Northville 3200 West Rd. Trenton Tuesday 12 Noon Visitation 7 Monday 3-9 p.m. An expression ol sympathy may be HANDY, YVONNE (EVA) 0 a m. at Our Lady of made to The Alihelmer's Association. Redemption Church, 8525 Cole, Warren.

HOWARD, EUGENIA II a.m. at First Phillippian Grace OIEDERICH Church, 24801 W. Chicago, Redford, Ml CAROLINE H. Beloved wile ol the late Elmer. Also JARSON, FLORENCE M.

Frank Calcaterra survived by many nieces and nephews. Funeral Mass Funeral Home 13650 15 Mile, Sterling Hgts. Wednesday 10 a.m. Irom St. Martha Catholic Church, u.

i mjii Dearborn (Oekwood Blvd. bef. Rotunda Dr. i South- Ft "IH)- Initat in church 9:15 a.m. until time ol Mass.

Home, 34567 Michigan Ave, Wayne. Call 734-721-5600 visitation Tuesday 1-9 p.m. at the Dearborn Chapel el KAMENSKY, EUGENE 3 pm at the Southminlster the Howe-Peterson Funeral Home 22546 Michigan Ave. Presbyterian Church. 21845 wick Rd, Taylor.

Rosary Tuesday 8 p.m. KOSELKA, ANNE BOEHMER 5:30 p.m. St. Joseph nlT Catholic Church, Adrian. i ii uci u.rri.En.rium LOTTIE M.

Beloved wife of the late Jose (1963). Dearest mother of Joseph Dil (Joanne). Dear sister of Bernice 31551 Ford Garden City pUIU Ljyil grsndmother ol Doreen, Joseph, LONG, EVELYN J. II a.m. David C.

Brown Funeral Vivian, Kathleen and nine great-grandchildren. Ser- Home, Belleville, 734-697-4500. 26560 Ven i iitticD i mm in in ui c.miiw Dyke (3 blocks south ol 696-11 Ml.) with Fr. Dennis Lr.S'ri; NnJi "sch officiating. Visitation Tuesday 2-9 pm.

Private Catholic Church, 24505 Meadowbrook, Novl. Interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. MALEC, ROMAN J. Instate 10:30 a.m. at St.

Linus Church until service at II a.m. DWAIHY MALEC, ROMAN JOSEPH llam at St. Linus Church ANN A. Beloved wife ol the late Norman. Loving mother Dearborn Hts.

Ml ol Paul. Also survived by many nieces and nephews. MALLOY, JAMES A. I p.m. Northrop-Sassaman Funerl XZS miUf Home, 19091 Northville Rd.

at 7 Mi. Northville HKoO H.Jp.'r "(TmS. MTnJm). Funeral MAURER, EDNA A. 7 p.m.

at Pixley Funeral Home 322 Wednesday with visitation at St. Sharbel Church from 10 University Rochester, Ml a m. until fime of Mass 10:30 a m. Interment Ml. Olivet McGUINTY, LYDIA MARY 10:30 a.m.

St. Patrick Catholic Church, Brighton ENDICOTT MODRZEJEWSKI, FRANCES E. In state 9 30 a.m. at St. pN OHN 9njvvyW.m 0jm Beach, Monroe NICOL, PAUL W.

II a.m. at Prince ol Peace Lutheran she is survived by her daughter, Mrs. William C. Rands Church, 28000 New Market Farmington Hills. lour grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

NOVAK, WILLIAM F. 10AM D.S. Temrowski I Sons Hnm infflw Hnnver m. at Grosse Point Memorial Church, interment is at Funeral Home, 3WW Hoover. woodlawn Cemetery.

Funeral arranoements are being PHILLIP, Gordon P. Prayers 10:30 at Verheyden handleoOyWm.R.HamlltonCe 810-413-0577 Memorials Funeral Home, II a.m. Mass St. Paul Catholic Church PHILLIPS, MARY In state 9 a.m. at Holy Spirit Church, i.XfjlVrJ.

3700 N. Harvey Lake Highland, til Mass 10 a.m. 29350 Southfield Suite 42, Southfield, Ml 48076 PICARSKI, JOSEPH F. Rosary 7 p.m. Wuiek-Calcaterra FECH 1 Sons, 36900 Schoenherr at Metro Parkway.

li WJi, Spirit, 3700 Harvey Lake Rd Highland Lene and Loretta. Dearest aunt ol Michael Hudak. POPIELARSKI, JOHN Mass 10:30 at Ascention Divine Liturgy 'Wed 10 AM at St. Stephen Byiantine Church Warren Catholic Church with 9 AM instate preceding Visitation inurcn, warren. Won.

5-9 om and 1-9 pm. Parastas sirvlc 7 pm SICINSKI, ADAM (SAM) 9 a.m Salowich 4 Stevens Tues. Interment Michigan Memorial Park. Funeral Home. 3833 Livernois.

St. Andrews 9:30 a.m. SPOON, HARRY 1 p.m. at the Ira Kaulman Chapel, FISH Southlield. HOWARD H.

Age 14. February IJ, JOOO. Beloved STREICHER, EDWIN M. 10 a.m. at th Harry J.

Will Husband ol Celia Loving Father ol Karen (Raymond) Funeral Home 370006 MileJ Danyo, Paula (Gary) Kamlnske, Robert (Ann), Donald SUAREZ, RUTH E. Services 10 a.m. at Sai.wski WM KM Home, 19111 W. Warren. Funeral Service 1:30 PM Tuesday at Wels Foiwral SZALKA, HENRY B.

Srvic 9 a.m. at Krot Funrl Home, 7210 Park. Allen Park (313-38MISO). Interment Home Hamtramck. Michigan Memorial Park Cemetery.

Memorial Contrl- THOMPSON, ROBERT SR. 11 a.m at M.nns-F.rgu- son Funeral Home. 17000 Middlebelt ol 6 Mi.) FREEMAN VASSEL, DONNA M. Funeral Mass 10:00 AM at SS. ANYA J.

Beloved wile ol the late Jack Freeman. Deer Simon and Jude Catholic Church. A mother of Stanton Freeman, Donna (Leslie) 32000 Schoenherr at Masonic (13 1 '2 Mile), Warren. -7- Uft Godrnani Jsmi, Freeman.Court- WESELOTT, PATRICK G. Instate II a m.

St. Peter ney Freeman, Parker Freeman, Zachary Freeman, Catholic Church, Mt. Clemens with 11:30 Mass. Brian Kutlnsky and partner Michael Neumann, Susan c. p.trirk mhniif rh.irrh (Eric) Herschman and Alexis (Paul) Middle and late m' a Catholic Church, fcraiB KufimKy.

Greet grandmother ol Nikola Freeman, White Lak Genny and Alyssa Goldman, Nicholas Carly, Jake and Emma Herschman. Sister ol Simon (Rosalind! I (Till Death NotiCM Alexander. Services 11 00 Monday morning AT THE 1'! MACHPELAH CEMETERY CHAPEL Arrangements by HELPFUL HINT the Ira Kaufman Chapel (248 569-0020. To report a death of a Social Security or SSI beneficiary KIICCT or to inouire about survivor benefits wut)l Call 1-800-771-1213 EDGAR A. Ml February II, 2000 of Birmingham.

Son of 7-00 am to 7 00 om Monday through Friday the late Elizabeth 1 Edgar A. "Bud" Guest Jr. end Grandson ol the lat Edgar A. Guest. Brother ol Ellen ALTER Guest (Jerry) Brookbenkand Jane Guest (Mike) Dully.

t.r. .,.11 ra Dear Iriendol Barbara Gowans Father ot Bill, Mike end ALBERT Age 87. February 11, MOO nusband Un-K, wm, Hamilton C. 820E. pi Mary Dearest lather of John Cynda), Dianne Birmingham Tuesday 11 a.m.

Visitation Norman) Marvaso and Made (Oscar) Loving grandfather of Michael, Thomas, Jennifer, Alyssa, Rachele and Andrew. Dear brother of Bernice ftilinA.U Peters Rosalie (Jack) Doyle, and the late Marguerite, (juiiAsn Leo, Lawrence end Carolyn Alter. Visitation Sunday HELEN L. February 12, 2000. Beloved mother of Michael after 3 and Monday after 11 a.m.

at the A H. Peters and the late Patricia Lou Laurame. Grandmother of Funral Horn, 32000 Schoenherr at Masonic (13v? Mil Pamela also survived by 7 sisters and 2 brothers Funeral Rd Warren Instate Tuesday 10 a.m. until Mass 10:30 Wednesday 10 a.m. Ouerteld Funeral Horn 1200 am at St Hubert Catholic Church, Harrison Two.

Oakwood Dearborn and 10 30 am Funeral Liturgy at Burial Resurrection Cemetery. Rosary Monday 7:30 Sacred Heart Catholic Church 22400 Michigan Ave. pm Gabriel Richard ol Rosary Monday 3 m. Dearborn, Visitation Tuesday 1-9 p.m. Parish Rosary Memorials to the Karmanos Cancer Institute or charity 7 m.

Tuesday ol vour choice appreciated. 1 HARRIS ANDERSON IMMA CHRISTINE Age 84 February 12, 20OO Beloved mi uti in 11 Fahruarv JOoo Beloved wile of a the late Ernest (19861. Dearest mother ol oSnlVVn'LrLoVLmK'ollVArso I I 'tffvaTe in'ermen, st 11 a at the Fisher Funeral Heme 24501 5 Mile (Betw. H.di Arr.nwrnents by the Harry tJWli Beech Daly I. Teleoraph) Redtord Twp.

(313 535-3030 ESSH'mLt! Visit today 2-5 and f-9 Memorials to Lola Valley United Funeral Home, Wayne Mhoaili'Ch jrcn of )h, charity ol donors choice. BAKER-MILOBAR hausvvIRTH wnwrx; mother John A and Sally J. Baker of Oxlord. Sister of (Isabel) Dear brother of Emily fiourge also survived John A. (Lori) Baker, Jr.

ol Attica, Ml. and Jeannine bv 10 orandchildrer i and I 8 great OJindchPldren Instate Baker of White Lake. Fiancee ol Jell Nichols ol at St. Vary i Church New Baltimore Tuesday from 9 30 Clarkston. Instate Tuesday, Feb.

15, 2000 at Bossardel a untl time Lurgy at 10 m. Visitation at Funeral Home from 5 to 9 pm. Funeral Service on Gendernallk Funeral Home 35400 Mam St. New Baltl- Wednesday, February 16 at 2 pm at the luneral home, more Monday 1-9 pjn. Scripture Monday 7:30 p.m.

Interment at Ridgelawn Cemetery In Oxlord Memorial to Leader Dogs lor the Blind. BELLOLI HITCHCOCK MARIE M. (nee Batke) Age 71 February 12, 2000. ALICES. (nee Perry) Age 72, February 12, 2000.

Beloved Beloved wile ol the late Alfred J. Loving mother of wife ot Raymond. Dear mother ol Marilyn (Matteol Barbara (C. Duane) Christie, Christine (James) Sple- DiMaggio, Bonnie (Ed) Barnard. Kenneth (Connie) wak.

Elaine (Dennis) Tomlinson, A Marilyn (John) Hitchcock, Barbara (Charles) Lively, James (Shelley) Candela. Proud grandmother ol 10 great grandmoth- Hitchcock, Diane (Tim) Titus and Michael Hitchcock, er of 2. Sister of Harold Batke. Mrs. Belloll was Grandmother ol nine, great grandmother ot two.

Sister predeceased by 5 brothers and 2 sisters. Visitation of William G. Perry. Visitation 4-9 Monday and 1-9 Monday 5-9 pm, Tuesday 1-9 pm with evening Scripture p.m. Tuesday Diener Funeral Home 482 71 Van Dyke Service at Wulek-Calcalerra A Sons 36900 Scnoen- (Betw 21-22 Mi.

Rds) Utica. Rosary 7.30 m. Tuesday, herr at Metro Parkway (16 Mile). Funeral Wednesday at Funerel mass Dam. Wednesday St Marys ol the Hills St.

Ronald Church. For times please cell 810-826-8550. Catholic Churh. 2675 John Rochester Hills. Addition-Donations are welcomed to Hospice ol Michigan or al visitation 10' 30 Wednesday at the Church.

Contribu-Capuchin Fathers. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. lions to Wm. Beaumont Hospice. HOFFMAN OLSON JOHN JR.

Died February 13. 2000, age 72. Beloved SIGMUNO "SIG" 79. February 12. 2000.

of Dearborn husband ol Patricia Dear father of Gary (JoAnn). Heights Beloved husband of Helen Deares' father of Loving grandfather ot Dustin. Brother of Gertrude Jerry 'Sharon i Olson, end Sharon Merrill Also Teichman, Beatrice iEarll Truesdeil and the late Betty survived by three grandchildren visitation Monday at JaneRyan Family will receive friends at A.J. Desmond the Voran Funeral Home 23701 Ford Rd 3-9p m. Funeral 4 Sons Funeral Home 2600 Crooks Rd.

(Betw Mapie Tuesday 9 30 at funeral home 10 a at St. Anseiim Big Beaven Monday 5-9 and Tuesday 2-9 Elks Lodge of Church. Family requests donations to The American Sarrow Tuesday 7 30 Service Wednesday call funerel Cancer Society end the American Heart Association. home for times '248i 362-2500 Family suggests memori- als to Pie Clipper! Scholarship Fund. OUELLETTE uni I ie CLARA M.

February 13 2000 age 75 Beloved wife ol nuLLIi Maurice Loving mother ol David (Maggie) Dean, Lois GEORGIA T. Beloved wife of the late Donovan Charles iR0n) Markyvech. Thomas (Linda: and Robert Dear Hollis. Loving mother of Stephanie and Joseph (Ann) sister of Milton (Elainei ubat Dear grandmother ot 7. Dear grandmother ot Timothy end Jameson.

Past Resting at RC. Aleks A Son Funeral Home 1324 president of Past president of the Newcomers Southfield Lincoln Park Tuesday until 9 pm. instate Club and retired teacher of Livonia Schools. Memorial Wednesday at St Mary Magdalen Catholic Church contributions directly to the lamily for information call Meivindale form 9 30 a until time of Mass at 10 a m. the Dearborn Chapel ol the Howe-Peterson Funeral Rosary Tuesday 7 p.m.

interment Our Lady ol Home 313-561-1500. Hope Cemetery. KALTZ PAGE EDITH V. February 12, 2000, age 76 Dear wile ol the late joseph VIRGIL February 13, 2000 age 87 Beloved son Milton Loving mother ot Judy Sullivan (Frank), Nancy (h, Eupnemie. Deer brother ot the late Piiialr (Jim), tarry Kjlti (Nancy), Kevin Kalti.

Wendy Ev, Edward, Jack Leo Page end Leda St Godfrey Michael) and Bryan Kaltr Also survived by 16 Aman) uncie arid GrMt unci, niKn grandchildren. Family will receive friends Monday and n(ohtv visitation Monday 5 9 at the Girrbacn- Tuesday 2-9 at the Visit Redgers Connell Chapel Krasun Funeral Home (River Rouge Chapel) 10783 of A.J. Desmond A Sons, 325)5 Woodward tBetw. 13 ft, 14 uu j.fterson Mi.) Funeral liturgy begins Wednesday at the Funeral 1 Home with procession to St. Thomas More Church.

4580 badadci i a Adams tor Funeral Mass. Call (248 549-0500 for time, rArARtLLA Family suaoests memorials to The Kidney Foundation, LYNNE tnee Behlow) Age 68, February 13 2000. Beloved mother ot Mark (Ann) and Steve. Loving KAMENSKY grendmotherofLauraand Beniamin Dearest daughter EUGENE Aoe 73 of Taylor. I -2000.

Beloved husbend of Beverly. Lovino lather ol David (Carol) Kamensky, ttf "J'i behlow Aunt of yi I oreaauMof 31 and orea" Daniel (Sheryl) Sutter, Michelle (Mark) Buckberry. Also survived by 1 sister and 9 grandchildren Visitation Horne 20705 at vn.er at the Voran Funeral Home 23750 Goddard Road, Jt9VMrUlm Taylor on Sunday 2-9 pm. Funeral on Monday at the Grosse Pomte Woods visitation Tuesaay 1-9 m. Southmlnister Presbyterian Church 21845 Wick Road, Taylor, visitation 3 pm.

Service at 3 30 PETRONIO GEORGE Age 70, February 12 2000 Beloved husband of KEESEY Carol Loving father of Karen, Daniel (Diane), Barbara PHYLLIS R. February 12, 2000. Age 66 Wife of the late Jn. Reed and Diann (Mark) Sinclair Wayne N. Dear mother ol Wayne Scott Lisa and Survived by II grandchildren his mother sister and Sandra L.

Wickham (Wayne) Lovino grandmother of "ft .1 1 am tm Valara, Ryan, Brandon and Erin. Also survived by ''11 JJL? fTSi sister Angelina Burney Family will receive friends at McCabe Funeral Home, 31950 the vasu fcodoers Connell Chapel of A.J. Desmond A V. Sons Funeralhome 32515 Woodward (betw 13-14 Mi.) Church. 32200 Twelve Mile Rd Farming on hmis Royal Oak Monday 2-9 p.m.

and Tuesday 11 a.m. until Mass at 10 AM In lieu ol flowers service I Family suggests memorials to Karmanos iTi, F.r?i tl Cancer Institute or the Hospice ot Michigan. Activities Dept -Medliodge of Howeii Nurs'ng Facility KOENEKE PHILLIPS HARRIETTS I. Februery it, 2000 of Birmingham. Wife MARY Age 88 February 12 2000 Beloved wife ol the ol th late Koeneke, Mother of Susan A.

(Larry) late Edgar Loving mother of Eager J. Dear Polich and Mike (Susan) Koeneke. Grandmother of grendmotner of three grandchildren, and dear great-Jeff, Lynne, Amy, Lauren and Michael. Memoriel grandmother of five great-grandchildren Funeraifrom service at the First United Methodist Church of Hackett-Metcall Funeral lieme, 2640 Monroe Bivd Birmingham, 1589 W. Maple, Tuesday 2 m.

Visitation (near Outer Dr.) Dearborn, Wednesday 9 30 a to at the wm. R. Hamilton 820 E. Maple. Birmingham, St.

Sebastian Church lor 10 a m. Mass. Visitation Monday 4-7 m. Memoriel tributes may be made to Tuesday 1-9 m. Rosary 7 30 m.

Cranbrook House and Gardens Auxiliary, or to a charity of your choice. PIILO iaduucicd DOROTHY Feb 11, 2000 Beloved wife of Herbert. KUKnmciCK Dearest mother ot EHa (Jonni Kowaiak Funeral ELINOR Beloved wife of the late Eugene J. Loving Thursday I pin Thayer-Rock Funeral Home, 33603 mother of Jude Huetteman, Eugene J. Ill, Gail Grand River Farmingion (1 bik ot Farmington Rd Koilowski, Pamela Stanton-Sadiom and Thomas also Visitation Tuesdey 2-9 pm and Wednesday 2-9 m.

10 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren Funeral Memorials may be made to trie Finnish Center Assoc Wednesday from the A If. Peters Funeral Home 20705 Mack Ave at Vernier Rd Grosse Pomte Woods to St. BEGAN Peuls on the lake Church (time Pending) Visitation Tuesday 2-8 m. Memorials to Bon Secour Assistance NORENE SHEA 68 Beloved wife ol Lawrence Dearest League AuxiNary would be appreciated. mother ol Michael, Kathleen (Tom; Lav.jne, Martin a (Rachel).

Loving grandmother of Alex, Andrew and LaKA Ellen and one more expected in May Funeral service i. a Wednesday 9 45 at Leonard A Turowski Funeral Heme ARTHUR J. Age 76 of Chesterfield Twp. Husband ,300 oalebeit of W. Chicagoi, to St Mary ot Cecelia.

Father of Arthur J. (Ann) Carol Robert Redtord Church at 11 a m. Interment Holy Sepulchre Gerisch, Mary i Dr. John Jr. Maione and Scott cemetery Visitation Monday 12-9 and Tuesday 12-9 Laska.

Grandfather of Jennifer, Melissa Aaron, Jason. Kyle, John III, Austin and Vivian. Funeral 9 30 a onrtT WednesdayinSt PeterCatholicChurch.MarketSt kww I Clemens Instate 9am Visitation 2-9 m. Tuesday at SHARON EILEEN Age 52. February 12 2000 of Troy Will A SchwartkhoH Funeral Home 233 Gratiot.

Mt. formerly otOek Park. Beloved wife of Richard Roof-Clemens Memorials to Karmanos Cancer Institute Dear mother ot Miss Amber Root and Mrs. Keiiey i Douglas Guthri Dear daughter ot Mrs Patsy Pecktol LINDOUIST and the late William Pecktol Grandmotner of Grace c.k. .1 ui.

Fin. Sharon Guthrie. Sister ol William (Mary) Pecktol. SYLVIA February 13 2000 Beloved wife of Eme augmer of RoMr1 Dorothy) McRath Sister in Dear mother of (cobert D'' law of Kenneth (Nancy" Ganman. Visitation Monday Sandra.

James and Susan Great grandmother of Eric 6 00-9 00 pm Price Funerel Heme, 3725 South Rochester Also survived bv three brothers anS lli Road Big Beaver and Wattles Road). Troy (248! a''0700 Memorial service Tuesaay 4 00 pm a't lUUhVm Kinerii home. Memorials to G.id. Ciub of Metro MAITROTT SPARLING WILHELMINA K. Age 90 of Pinckney, formerly of ui twm.ri., Dearborn, died Saturday February 12 2000 Widow of v.A,,,6El-INE, n' Si the late Harold F.

and Mother of the late Rodney G. she VrS.nn 11 survived bv duahter-in-law Graces Maitrott end preceded in death by her husbano ol 50 years Clarence orlndso TGrei otllt bott Tof Troy, Ml Funeral Sparling two children Robert Daniel and Me-en jSYel PSc Ave (517-546-2800). TnniVg 'SVuSSX'lX Gay MATTMPUVt Collins ot Warblefjeafl WA Julie Sparlmg-Youtt of San mHi ncmr3 Francisco CA, time great-grandchildren; many nieces MADELINE L. Beloved wife ot the late John Loving n(J neohew in South Dakota Washington Evange- mother ot Janet Costew, Harriet Meson, Eva Samoson int 8n(j. husband Spud were associated for many and the late Kenneth Eight grandchildren and five years with Central Methodist Church in Detroit In the greatgrandchildren Memorial service Tuesday Ham, years following they operated several businesses which at Baanaico-Tabbt Funeral Horn 25SOO Harper '3 blks continue to this day.

Evangenne was energetic in love of TO Mile). In litu ot flowers contributions to MADD and love'ty to Cod, family church and friends. Private or Hospice of Michigan would be appreciated interment will be in Oakland Hills Cemetery in Novi. Memorial services wilt held at Chelsea Retirement MAZA Community Memorial contributions mav be made to GERTRUDE Beloved wite of the late Samuel Chelsea Methodist Retirement Community. Arrange- A Dear mother of Dr Morton (Joyce1 Maia Jerry ments by Muehlig Funeral Chapel.

YY Sandra! Maia and Dr. Bernard (Harriet A Maia, and Grandmother of Stephanie Paul) SPOON Snider, Bob 'Rhonda) Maia. Jod- Ron) Weiss, HARRY Beloved husband ot the late Mildred Sooon. Marc Maia Jeff (Pninai Maia and Heather l-Bruce) A Dear father of Linda (Jack Simonton) Spoon-Si- Marwil. Eight great-grandchpidren.

Also survived by rtr monton. Jeffrey iTerri Gtnsburg) Spoon and loving nieces and nephews Services 10 clock Tuesdey AA Alan (Terri) soon Grandfather of Michael and at the Ira Kaufman Chaptl, 248-549 X20. Interment Beth y- Huri Kutfinrt Beniamin end Jeffrey Debbiei El Memorial Park Simonton, Jae-Jaeand Jeremy Spoon Ryan Legh and Randi Spoon, Jacob. Noah and Brother ot MCCAlu Shirley Barak. Services 1 Monday afternoon at the AGNES MARY Age 90 formerly of Dearborn Mother of Ira Kaufman Chapel, 248-569-0GM.

Interment Adat Bette Lou (James) Nadeau, Patricia McCahill, Arthur Shaiom Memorial Park Cemetery. and Ivan (Mary) McCeig. IS grandchildren 34 great rikl grandchildren and six great great grandchildren. 5TE1N Visitation Tuesday 4 untiitimeoftuneraiserviceat MORRIS Beloved husband of the late Miriam Loving 6 m. at R.J.

Nikon Funeral Home 2544 Biddle Ave, a father of Judy Vikser (Donald) Michnotf Wyandotte (734-284-1600) Interment Wednesday II a.m. Yx (Frank) Bias and Elaine (Paul) Rich- at Michigan Memorial Park. u. man also survived by 10 grandchildren 15 great grandchildren services Tuesday 11 30a m. MCCORMICK GRAVESIDE Chapel at Cover Hill Cemetery Arrange- REV.

RICHARD S.J. February 12 2000 age 77 Noted ments by Hebrew Memorial Chapel 243-12. Moral Theologian, Bio-Ethicist and Writer Dear brother of Carol Sala (William), Kathleen Brooks SWEAT Jane McCormic. Uncle of ten nephews, seven nieces ebruenr 2000 age 64 Husband of Vickie Fihero and 51 grand nieces and nephews. Also predeceased by Linda (Craig) Evans.

Larry iDemsj. and Bob (Robin) niece, Judy Sala Lego Instate at Coiombiere Center, Also survived by grandchildren Brother of orence Wi Bio Lake Rd Clarkston Tuesday 5-1 th Kuschel Funeral service Thursday 30 m. at Lewis wak 7 30 I'm Instate at Gesu ChSrch, 204! Ewint San TRUST 100 Fun.nl Home, larkston Perkside Toledo, OH Wednesday 4-Spm Funeral where fnenos may visit Wednesday 3-S A 7- in. Mass at Gtsu Churcn Thursday nam. Memorial Interment Evergreen Ceme'ery, Qrand Blanc.

tributes Richard A McCormick Memorial Fund Jesuit Provincial Office 7303 W. Seven Mile Rd. Detroit TAIARIOL J8371 Arrangements by AJ. Desmond A Sons Funeral 0Rj0Lf rLsjne Age aS February II Beloved wife Home ot August. mother ot Louise (Lucinn) u.lu lacobeil and the late Carol (Richard) Mok.

Loving MUNR grandmother of Christine. Diane Donald, Davd and HELEN I Aoe 93 February 13 2000 Beloved wife of fhe Denise. Three great grandchildren Visitation Monday late Charles Munk. Loving mother of Dr Charles 2-9 m. at Wuek Xalcaterri A Sons, 3600 (Linda) Munk and Susan (Charles) Deeg.

Dear Schoenherr et Metro Parkway. In state Tuesday 9 30 orendmother of Charles Wakefield Munk and Margaret m. until 10 a m. Mass at Our Lady Star ot the Sea Moyer Munk Services will be private, Church, 467 Feirford Grosse Pointe. Interment AAt Olivet.

Scripture service Monday 7 p.m. Member of NOX VenetlonWomens'Ciub. SANDRA I. Of Redford, age 44, February 12, 2000. tacai-iUV Beloved wife of Terry L.

Loving mother ol Jeffrey M. ZASAUNT Cole, Angela G. Cole, Jennifer L. Cole, William asilLIP J. Age 90, February 13, 2000 Loving father of Taylor and Christina M.

Taylor Proud grandmother of pnilip (Harriet), Patricia Boerma and James (Judith). Abigail I. Cole Darling daughter of Darnel Deer brother of Joseph and Theadore Kosut. and Peter (deceased) and Rufh E. Durnen and granddaughter of Koszut Dearest grandfather of nine and great grandta- Golda (deceased) and William Wiesen.

Dear sister of ther of 10 Visitation Tuesdey 1-9 m. with a rosary at JosephD Durnen, Linda L. Parrett, William A Durnen ,30 Ciopek Funeral Directors 2157 Oak Wyandotte end their spouces. Survived by nine nieces and funer services Wednesday 10 at Our Lady of AM. nephews Memorial service Wednesday 7 pm.

at the carmel Church Donations to Angel's Place. Heavenly Gates Funeral Home 11583 Outer Dr. at Lahser Detroit. Ml 48223 313-531-0583 In lieu ol flowers memorial contributions should be given to the Classifications W-SS are now listed surviving children Contort Jennifer at 313-937-2912 or In the Classified) section of the paper. Ruth or Linda 313-535-0910 with any inquiries.

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