a a a a a a a a a a a Maureen Norris, 76, benefactor of retarded BY BILL VERHINES Fort Worth Star-Telegram AMARILLO. Maureen Norris knew first- hand of the special attention mentally retarded children needed. Her son, Donnie Norris, was born mentally retarded. This personal experience and knowledge led her to devote part of her life to help better the care of mentally retarded children, which was a neglected care area in the late 1940s when these concerns began to surface and direct her life. Mrs.
Norris' concern for the special care needs of mentally retarded children led her to the Fort Worth Children's Opportunity Center, a center for mentally retarded children. "The name of the center was derived from the mentally retarded children's lack of opportunity at that time," said James Norris, her husband. Mrs. Norris died Wednesday at an Amarillo nursing home after a long illness. She was 76.
Funeral will be at 3:30 p.m. tomorrow at Greenwood Funeral Home in Fort Worth. Burial will be in Greenwood Memorial Park. Mrs. Norris was born in Dumas in the Panhandle, where she was a member of a pioneer family.
John D. Vurnett, her grandfather, had been one of the early sheriffs in Dumas, the county seat of Moore County. She moved to Fort Worth in 1945. Donnie was born mentally retarded in 1948. Mrs.
Norris received emotional support and practical care tips from Frances Polansky, who also was the mother of a mentally retarded child. Mrs. Norris and Mrs. Polansky in the early 1950s began to see the need of a center to care for the special needs of mentally retarded children in the Fort Worth area. Many of these children were being neglected at that time.
"They started talking to lawyers, pediatricians and other professional people in Fort Worth about the need for such a center," Mrs. Norris' husband said. As a result, the Fort Worth Children's Opportunity Center was established in the middle 1950s. Mrs. Norris solicited financial and volunteer help for the center until the middle 1960s when Donnie died.
"She was very devoted to the children. By this drive, she was able to successfully enlist the help of others," her husband said. Mrs. Norris often wept "sincere" tears when she discussed the finanical needs of the center to businessmen in the community. Detecting her obvious sincerity, they would donate money to the center, said her husband.
The center now is financially underwritten by the United Way of Tarrant County. Her involvement in the community also made Mrs. Norris a good source of the "comings and goings" of Fort Worth residents. She wrote a column for West Side Post by that name from the middle 1950s to the early 1960s. The column included the names of and facts about people moving to Fort Worth and those moving away from the area.
She also included information about social activities. "She loved Fort Worth and thought it was a nice city," said her husband. Mrs. Norris moved to Amarillo in 1981, where she previously had lived and worked as an operator for Southwestern Bell Telephone for eight years. She was a member of San Jacinto Baptist Church in Amarillo.
She was a former member of Broadway Baptist Church in Fort Worth. Survivors: Husband, James P. Norris of Amarillo; two daughters, Gail Fischbein of Bedford and Sally Norris of Amarillo; one brother, Clifford Wright of Amarillo; four sisters, Virginia Hannah of Portland, Frances Armstrong of San Francisco, Alice Payne of Amarillo and Ruth Rodgers of Fort Worth; one granddaughter; and one great-granddaughter. Ernest W. 'Dave' Davis men's clothing salesman Ernest W.
"Dave" Davis Jr. outfitted many Fort Worth men during his years with Cox's Department Stores and Monnig's. The longtime men's clothing salesman died Wednesday in a Fort Worth hospital at age 71. Mr. Davis was born in Vaughan in Hill County.
He worked in his father's grocery as a youngster and when the family moved to Hillsboro, worked in the feed and grain store his father owned. He came to Fort Worth in 1940 and worked in a Tote'm convenience store, which was the forerunner of the 7-Eleven Stores. He entered the Army in Feburary and served in the European Theater. After his discharge in 1946, Mr. Davis returned to Fort Worth and managed a Tote'm store on West Berry Street entering the retail department store trade.
He was with Stripling Department Store briefly before joining Cox's in Fort Worth in 1952. When opened the Berry Street store, he there as manager of the men's department. He later managed the Cox's Belknap store until it closed in 1981. For a couple of years, Mr. Davis and his wife left Fort Worth for Odessa, where he managed a store, and some of his Fort Worth customers traveled there to make purchases, his wife said.
When he returned to Cox's, his customers followed. He met his wife at the Berry Street store, where she also was employed. Augusta White Retired teacher ry White of Corpus Christi died Wednesday at an Alvarado nursing home. She was 68. Funeral will be at 11 a.m.
tomorrow at Field Street Baptist Church in Cleburne. Graveside service will be at 4 p.m. Monday at Seaside Memorial Park in Corpus Christi under the direction of Martin-Pitts Funeral Home in Cleburne. Mrs. White was born in Haslet.
She lived in Corpus Christi for 39 years before moving to Alvarado last week. She was a retired elementary school teacher and a member of Parkdale Baptist Church in Corpus Christi. She was past president of Delta Kappa Gamma Society International, an officer with Memorial Hospital Auxiliary in Corpus Christi, and a member of Texas Retired Teachers Association. Survivors: One daughter, Mary White Parvin of Cleburne; a son, French R. White Ill' of Germany, a brother, Guy Perry of CORPUS CHRISTI -Augusta Per- Friday A.M., February 12, 1988 Fort Worth Star-Telegram Section 1, Page 25 Mildred Riley Homemaker GAINESVILLE Mildred Riley of Gainesville, a homemaker, died Tuesday at a Gainesville nursing home.
She was 90. Funeral will be at 10:30 a.m. today at First Baptist Church in Gainesville, where she was a member and a former Sunday school teacher. Graveside service will be at 2:30 p.m. today at Burns Cemetery in Trenton, under the direction of Vernie Keel Funeral Home in Gainesville.
Mrs. Riley was born in Hunt County. She had lived in Gainesville for more than 251 years. Survivors: One daughter, Anna Jo Selby of Gainesville; two grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Memorials may be made to the First Baptist Church Building Fund or to a favorite charity.
James Stone Retired lumber yard worker LEWISVILLE James Stone of Denton, a retired employee of Lewisville Lumber Yard, died Wednesday at a Lewisville hospital. He was 80. Funeral will be at 11 a.m. today at Mulkey-Mason Funeral Home in Lewisville. Burial will be in Old Hall Cemetery in Lewisville.
Mr. Stone was born in Denton County. He was a member of Cindy Lane Missionary Baptist Church in Lewisville. Survivors: wife, Irene Stone; three sons, Gene Stone, Billy Stone and Charles Stone, all of Lewisville; a daugher, Helen Coonrod of Denton; nine grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren. Bessie Jordan Department store retiree CLEBURNE Bessie Jordan of Cleburne died Wednesday at her home.
She was 84. Funeral will be at 1 p.m. tomorrow at Crosier- Pearson Funeral Home Chapel in Cleburne. Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery in Cleburne. Mrs.
Jordan was born in Fairy in Hamilton County. She had lived in Cleburne for about 60 years. She was a retired employee of Lintz Department Store and a member of Field Street Baptist Church in Cleburne. Survivors: One son, B.G. Jordan of Cleburne, a daughter, Barbara Webb of Cleburne; a brother, T.R.
Parks of Fairy; six grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. James Clark Retired dairyman WEATHERFORD James Alvin Clark of Weatherford died yesterday in a Fort Worth hospital. He was 76. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at White's Chapel of Memories in Weatherford.
Burial will be in Clark Cemetery north of Weatherford. Mr. Clark was a retired dairyman, and was a lifelong resident of Parker County. Survivors: wife, Beulah Clark of Weatherford; one daughter, Paula Clark Tymel of Weatherford; two brothers, Troy Clark and Otis Clark, both of Weatherford; and one sister, Betty Sue Wright of Weatherford. Vernon McAliley Farmer COMANCHE Vernon Richard McAliley of Comanche died Wednesday in a De Leon hospital.
He was 89. Funeral will be at 10:30 a.m. today at Comanche Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will be in White Point Cemetery near Comanche. Mr.
McAliley was born in Normangee and was a farmer. He was member of First United Methodist Church in Comanche. Survivors: Wife, Louise McAliley; two sons, Kenneth McAliley of Mineral Wells and Lee McAliley of Abilene; two daughters, Lou Ann Webb of Houston and Pat Wilson of Clyde; a sister, Ida Mae Layman of Comanche; 10 grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. Jessie Annie McClatchy Homemaker DUBLIN Jessie Annie McClatchy of Dublin died Wednesday at a Dublin nursing home. She was 85.
Funeral will be at 2 p.m. today at Harrell Memorial Chapel in Dublin. Burial will be in Old Dublin Memorial Park. Mrs. McClatchy was born in Dublin.
She was a homemaker and a member of Congregational Methodist Church in Dublin. Survivors: Husband, W.A. "Bill" McClatchy; two stepchildren, Kenneth McClatchy of Fairfield and Johnny McClatchy of Brownsboro; one sister, Ruth McClellan of Houston; five step dren; six step-great-grandchildren. To reach the obituary desk, call 390-7780. There is no charge for obituaries, which are based on information provided by funeral homes and alatives of the deceased.
Photographs must be dated. Sara Downing Retired teacher BONHAM Sara Treon Downing of Bonham, a retired school teacher, died Wednesday in a Denison hospital. She was 71. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. today in the Northside Church of Christ in Bonham.
Burial will be in Willow Wild Cemetery in Bonham. Cooper-Sorrells Funeral Home of Bonham is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Downing was born in Graford. She received her bachelor of science degree at Abilene Christian University, and her master's degree at East Texas State University in Commerce.
Mrs. Downing began her teaching career in 1937 in Fisher County. She also taught four years in the Lannius community near Bonham and 11 years at Telephone. She moved to Bonham in ,58 and taught 26 years at the Bailey. Elementary School.
She retired in 1984. Mrs. Downing was a 61-year member of the Church of Christ. She was a member of the Northside Church of Christ and a member of Delta Kappa Gamma. Survivors: Husband, Neil Downing of Bonham; one stepson, James N.
Downing Jr. of Los Alamos, N. one stepdaughter, Mrs. Joe King Jr. of San Marcos, three sisters, Lera Erwin of Mineral Wells, Pat McGlaun of Lamesa and Minnie B.
Whatley of Dallas; one brother, S. L. Williams Jr. of Sweetwater; and two grandchildren. H.H.
Hassler Jr. Retired educator STEPHENVILLE Hassler Jr. of Stephenville died Wednesday at a Stephenville hospital. He was 71. Funeral will be at 4 p.m.
today at Stephenville Funeral Home Chapel. Burial will be in West End Cemetery in Stephenville. Mr. Hassler was a lifelong resident of Erath County and was a longtime educator. He was Stephenville junior high principal for 34 years.
He also taught at Tarleton State University for seven years. He was a member of Stephenville Lions Club, Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders Association, American Angus Association, and Southwest Walking Horse Breeders Association. He was a farmer. Survivors: Wife, Marian Hassler of Stephenville; one son, Billy Hassler of Stephenville; one daughter, Linda Stafford of Vernon; two sisters, Fern Whitman of Stephenville and Wanda Allen of Fort Worth; and three grandchildren. Thurman Estes Retired surveyor CLEBURNE Thurman W.
Estes of Cleburne died yesterday at a Cleburne hospital. He was 71. Graveside service will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Greenacres Memorial Park in Cleburne under the direction of Martin-Pitts Funeral Home of Cleburne. Mr.
Estes was born in Simms, Bowie County, in Northeast Texas. He was a retired surveyor and a member of Hubbard Chapel Baptist Church in De Kalb. Survivors: five sons, Harold Estes and Hubert Estes, both of Hope, William Boyd Estes of Hooks, Van Estes of Houston and Robert Estes of California; two daughters, Ruby Ray Morgan of Phoenix, and Linda Ruth Bachelor of De Kalb; three sisters, Esther Harrington of Cleburne and Edna Wood and Dorothy Huggins, both of New Boston; and several grandchildren. C.B. Pruet Ranger civic leader RANGER Pruet of Ranger, a former Ranger school board president and an active civic and church leader, died Tuesday at a Georgetown nursing home.
He was 88. Funeral will be at 3 p.m. tomorrow at First Baptist Church in Ranger, where he was a member. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery in Ranger under direction of Davis Funeral Home of Georgetown. Mr.
Pruet was born in Putnam and graduated from Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene in 1920. He was associated with First State Bank of Eastland before moving in 1925 to Ranger, where he served as assistant cashier for Citizens State Bank. Later he was a distributor for Texaco and formed the Anderson-Pruet Chevrolet Agency and the Ranger Insurance Agency. He also worked in real estate and land development and was an active civic and church worker. He was a former president of the Ranger school board, the Rotary Club and the Ranger Chamber of Commerce and former president and director of First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Ranger.
Mr. Pruet was elected to the Ranger Water Commission and was president of the Eastland County Water Supply District. Under his leadership in 1953 construction began on Lake Leon. Survivors: Daughter, Carolyn Patterson of Austin; son, Ronald Pruet of Oxford, five grandchildren; three greatgrandchildren. His wife for 54 years, the former Aileen Blinn, died in 1977.
The family requests that memorials be made to the Multiple Sclerosis Society. Vinnes Dee Warren Homemaker BRECKENRIDGE Vinnes Dee Warren of Breckenridge died Wednesday in Breckenridge. She was 81. Funeral will be at 2 p.m. today at Morehart Mortuary in Breckenridge.
Burial will be in Post Oak Cemetery in Stephens County. Mrs. Warren was born in Vashti in Clay County and had lived in Breckenridge for a number of years. She was a homemaker and a Jehovah's Witness. Survivors: Two sons, Donald Warren of Fort Worth and Johnny Gary Warren of Albuquerque, N.M.; a sister, Mrs.
A.0. Rone of Fort Worth; three grandchildren; and one great -grandchild. Jack Hoag Former sexton GAINESVILLE Jack Hoag of Gainesville, who served as sexton of the Fairview Cemetery in Gainesville for 20 years before his retirement in 1986, died Wednesday at his home. He was 77. Funeral will be at 2 p.m.
today at First Christian Church in Gainesville, where he was a member and served as deacon. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery under the direction of Geo. J. Carroll Son Funeral Home in Gainesville. Mr.
Hoag was born in Gainesville and was a longtime resident. Survivors: wife, Anna Mae Hoag, one daughter, Gloria Swisher of Grove, five grandchildren; and four great -grand- Annie Bell Homemaker DENTON Annie T. Bell of Denton, a homemaker, died Tuesday at a Denton hospital. She was 83. Funeral will be at 2 p.m.
today at Peoples Funeral Home in Denton. Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery in Denton. Miss Bell was born in Kaufman. Survivors: Several nieces and nephews. Kathryn Cook Homemaker HUNTSVILLE, Ala.
Kathryn Wynette Cook, a Fort Worth native, died of cancer Wednesday at a Huntsville hospital. She was 53. Graveside service will be at 2:30 p.m. today at Valhalla Memory Gardens in Huntsville. Laughlin Funeral Home in Huntsville is in charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Cook was born in Fort Worth and had lived here until she moved to Huntsville in 1963. She had been a homemaker. The family suggests memorials to American Cancer Society. Survivors: Husband, Daniel R.
Cook of Brownsboro, one son, Kelly Cook of Huntsville; one daughter, Terry Sisk of Arlington; mother, Ruth Mills of Fort Worth; and one brother, Byron Mills of Burleson. Aaron Ray Smith Funeral for Aaron Ray Smith, infant son of Carrie and Ron Smith of Crowley, will be at noon today at Laurel Land Funeral Home in Fort Worth. Burial will be in Laurel Land. The child, born Dec. 25, died in a Fort Worth hospital Tuesday of sudden infant death syndrome.
A memorial fund has been established at the Independent American Savings Association in Crowley for the Ron Smith family. Survivors: Parents, Carrie and Ron Smith; one sister, Tara Lynn Smith; one brother, Eric Russell Smith; grandparents: Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Clayton, of Burleson, Clara Smith of Fort and Larry Judd of Fort Worth. From yesterday evening's Star-Telegram Crutcher: Mary V.
"Mollie" Crutcher, a longtime resident of Fort Worth, died Wednesday at a Fort Worth nursing home. She was 81. Funeral: 11 a.m. today at Mount Olivet Chapel. Burial: Johnsville Cemetery in Johnsville.
Death Notices are provided by funeral homes to the classified advertising department. Death Notices BAILEY JACK E. BAILEY, 66, passed away Thursday. Member of Hemphill Heights Masonic Lodge No. 1164.
Survivors: Wife, Ruby Balley; son, Michael L. Balley; stepchildren, Gary Hibbard, David Hurst, all of Fort Worth, Joan Baker, Pittsburgh, Kentucky, Pamela Chreech, Hamilton, Ohio; sister, Mrs. V.W. Welch, Arlington; several nieces and nephews. Services 2:00 p.m.
Saturday Greenwood Chapel. Interment Greenwood Memorial Arrangements Greenwood, 3100 White Settlement Rd. at University Dr. 336-0584. DAVIS JOSEPH CLYDE DAVIS 79, of Azle passed away Thursday.
Survivors: Wife, Lillian DavIs, Azie; sister, Gladys Davis, California. Graveside services 2:00 p.m. Saturday, Greenwood Memorial Park. Arrangements Greenwood, 3100 White Settlement Rd. at University Dr.
336-0584. DOW W. S. DOW, 64, Hurst, passed away Tuesday. Retiredfrom Southwestern Bell Telephone Company after 38 years of service.
Born In Oran and moved to Hurst in 1960. Member of South Hills Masonic Lodge, Navy Veteran of WW11 and an avid outdoorsman. Survivors: Wife, Jeanette Dow, Hurst; son, Timothy Neal Dow, Lubbock; daughter, Annette Miranda, Haltom City; brother, F. Campbell Dow Mineral Wells; sisters, Christelle Fielder, Evelyn Leonard, both of Hilltop Lakes; five grandchildren; numerous nieces andnephews. Graveside services 2 p.m.
Friday Mount Olivet Cemetery, Pastor Walter E. Walser officiating. Arrangements Mount Olivet Funeral Home, 2301 N. SylvaniaatN.E. 28th S1.831- 0511.
FURST KENNETH SIMON FURST, Fort Worth, on Thursday, February 11. Native of New York. Longtime Fort Worth resident. District Manager Koslow's Furriers. Survivors: Wife, Sherron Rushing Furst, Fort Worth; father, Murray Furst, New York; sister, Gloria Meersand, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; father-in-law and mother-In-law, Dr.
Joe B. and Elaine Rushing, Fort Worth. Friends may call at Robertson Mueller Harper-Eighth Avenue, where services will be held in the Chapel at 2 p.m. Friday, February 12. Rabbi Ralph Mecklenburger officiating.
Interment Greenwood Memorial Park. Should friends desire, donations may be made to M. D. Anderson Hospital or to Dr. Talpaz Research.
Arrangements ROBERTSON MUELLER HARPER -EIGHTH AVENUE, EIGHTH 'AVENUE. 924-4233. Death Notices NORRIS MAUREEN NORRIS, 76, passed away Wednesday. Survivors: Husband, P. Norris, Amarillo; daughters, Gall Fischbein, Bedford, Sally Norris, Amarillo; sisters, Virginia Hannah, Portland, Oregon, Francis Armstrong, San Francisco, California, Alice Payne, Amarillo, Ruth Rodgers, Fort Worth; brother, Clifford Wright, Amarillo; granddaughter, Kerl L.
Belfus; great granddaughter, Christy Belfus, both of Medina, Ohio. Services 3:30 p.m. Saturday Greenwood Chapel. Rev. Gene Thompson of Broadway Baptist Church officiatIng.
Pallbearers: Dr. Kenneth H. Johnston, Tony Wright, Charles E. Payne, P. Rodgers, Daniel Rodgers, Mark A.
Rodgers. Honorary pallbearers: Rev. WilIlam R. Johnston, Randy Thomas. Interment Greenwood Memorial Park.
Family suggests expressions of sympathy be made in the form of contributions to BIvins Memorial Nursing Home in Amarillo. Arrangements Greenwood, 3100 White Settlement Rd. at University Dr. 336-0584. PRUET CHESLEY BURTON PRUET, 88, Ranger, passed away Tuesday.
Services 3 p.m. Saturday, First Baptist Church In Ranger. Memorial contributions may be given to the Multiple Sclerosis Society, Arrangements Davis Funeral Home, George- TADLOCK BURNICE E. TAD- LOCK, 81, Arlington, passed away Wednesday. Survivors: Wife, Helen Tadlock, Arlington; sons, Paul Tadlock, New Braunfels, Richard Tadiock, Ballinger; four grandchildren; two great grandchildren.
Services 10 a.m. Friday Northwest Christian Church of Arlington. Graveside service from 4:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. Pin Oak Cemetery, Cleveland, Texas.
Rev. Stone Risinger officiating. Arrangements ARLINGTON FUNERAL HOME, 400 STADIUM DR. W.ATE. DIVISION ST.
548-1791. WALKER IDA MAE WALKER, 82, Haltom City, passed away Thursday. Survivors: Husband, Ray S. Walker, Haltom CIty; sons, James Spencer, Modesto, California, Edward Spencer, Mount Vernon, Missouri, Roy Spencer, Bossier City, Loulsiana, Dan Spencer, Haltom City; daughter, Carolyn Spencer Smith, Bridgeport; 18 grandchildren; 11 great grandchildren. Services 3:30 p.m.
Saturday, Mount Olivet Chapel. Pastor Mark Fish and Pastor Bill Linkletter officiatIng. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Arrangements Mount Olivet Funeral Home, 2301 N. Sylvania at N.E.
28th St. 831-0511. Death Notices COURTNEY RICHARD V. COURTNEY 83, passed away Wednesday, Survivors: Wife, Marle Courtney, Fort Worth; daughter, and son-In-law, Pat and James Furr; three grandsons; one greatgrandson, all of ton; brother, P.B. Courts ney, Fort Worth.
Graveside services 11:00 A.M. Saturday, Greenwood Memorial Park, Rev. James H. Rankin Officiating. Arrangements Greenwood, 3100 White Settler ment Rd.
at University Dr. 336-0584. WHITE Ernest "Dave" Davis Jr. He retired in 1981, then joined Monnig's at its Westcliff store as assistant manager. He was at the Monnig's service center on East Belknap until shortly before Christmas.
Mr. Davis was a member of Edge Park United Methodist Church. He enjoyed reading western novels by Louis L'Amour, fishing and working in his yard. Funeral will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Laurel Land Funeral Home.
Graveside service will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow Cemetery in Hillsboro. "Survivors: Wife, Hazel Davis of Fort Worth; two daughters, Helen Jolly of Arlington and Virginia Tramel of Fort Worth; one sister, Catherine Summers of Fort Worth; five grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Reno, three sisters, Edna Decklar of Fort Worth, Anne Hudson of Corpus Christi and Floy Davenhaver of College Station; and two grandchildren. Carmen Morgan Auto accident victim DENHAM SPRINGS, La.
Carmen Elizabeth Morgan, a Fort Worth native, died yesterday at a Baton Rouge, hospital from injuries received in an automobile accident Friday. She was 19. Funeral will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Seale Funeral Home in Denham Springs. Burial will be in Montpelier Cemetery in Montpelier, La.
Miss Morgan was born in Fort Worth and moved to Denham Springs in the early 1970s. She came back to Fort Worth in 1985 and 1986 and attended Southwest High. School during her sophom*ore year. Survivors: Parents, Jim and Nelda Morgan of Denham Springs; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lester J. Morgan of Montpelier and James and Margaret Hinson of Fort Worth; and great-grandmother, Louie Hinson of Grandview. CATHERINE LUCILE WHITE, passed away Wednesday. Precededin death by husband, Robert O. White, In 1981.
Survivors: Son, BIll H. Ozborn, Baltimore, Maryland; daughter and son-In-law, Diane and Larry Holman; mother, Mrs. Nancy Martin; sisters, Mrs. Billle Rogers, Mrs. Norma brother-In-law, L.
Ho Rogers; grandchildren, Michelle Ozborn, Tabltha and Nathan Holman; former daughter-In-law, Sally Ozborn; Vicki NItschke and all of Fort Worth. Services 11 a.m. Saturday 5 Greenwood Chapel. Rev. L.
Andrus officiating, Interment Greenwood Memorial Park. Arrangements Greenwood, 3100 White Settlement Rd. at University Dr. 336-0584. 002 Florists JOHN A WINTERS.
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