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Post, Tuesday, April 13, 1982 Marchand Has Family Smiling By Mario Pettineo For Rene Marchand, it had all the makings of a happy homecoming. With his parents, sister and girlfriend among the 1,316 in attendance last night at West Palm Beach Municipal Stadium, Marchand came through with a 3-for-4 performance, getting a double and two singles to drive in three runs as the West. Palm Beach Expos manhandled the Miami Marlins 9-1. It was the second straight night the Expos tore apart Miami pitching. Sunday night West Palm Beach won 15-6.

Marchand, 20-year-old from Ste. Anne-de-la-Perade, Quebec, singled to drive in a run in the fourth, doubled to drive in two in the fifth and singled in the seventh. A foul pop-up to Miami first baseman Edgar Castro in the second prevented a perfect evening. Not bad for a someone batting in the No. 8 spot in the order.

The 6-foot-1, 196-pound Marchand was also involved in five double plays. West Palm Beach's infield has now turned 10 in three games. "I felt a little nervous out there," said Marchand, who played briefly (only 3 at-bats) in West Palm Beach last season. "But I know my dad likes it when I hit the ball good." Marchand's parents, Gaeten and Jacqueliyne, and sister Ginette (who will all go back home in about a week) and girlfriend Sylvie watched Rene go through his successful 1 effort on an evening that might have been better suited for ice hockey. The low 60-degree temperatures didn't deter Marchand from his appointed swings.

But then he's used to frigid fields, having played amateur hockey for three years before finally signing an Expos contract. Marchand wasn't drafted out of high school and was all set to go to a Montreal Canadiens' tryout before Montreal Expos' manager Jim Fanning (then director of player development) heard about him and offered a contract. Marchand has not regretted hanging up his stick. "I love hockey," said Marchand, who now is 4-for-12 with seven RBI. "But I love baseball more." After playing for Calgary in the Pioneer League 1980, Marchand was en sent to West Palm Beach to replace an injured player.

But after going 1-for-3, Marchand found himself sitting on the bench. He was then sent to Jamestown in the New York-Penn League. He started off slow there, going 3- for-21 but wound up at .304. West Palm Beach struck early last night, scoring two runs, the first. Derrell Baker drove one with a sacrifice fly and Glen Stachiet got another home with a single up the middle.

The Expos added a run in the second after a single by Angel Salazar and a 01 00 00 0 0 -000 Expos' Willie Cooley is safe double by Jerome Coleman. Miami left fielder Frank Contreras misplayed Coleman's hit allowing Salazar to score. The Expos are now 2-1 in the Florida State League's Southern Division and tied for first place with Fort Lauderdale, which lost to Fort Myers 5-0. Miami drops to 1-3 with sole possession of last place. The Expos will play the Marlins again tonight in Miami at 7:30, and then will face Daytona Beach Wednesday night at home at 7:30.

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The contract boosted the remaining two years on the first baseman's current contract and carries a year-byyear agreement through the 1986 season, during which Rose would turn 45 years old. The contract is estimated to be worth more than $1 million-ayear. Rose, the all-time National League hit leader with 3,700, is 491 hits short of Cobb's record 4,191. "Each year is a guaranteed figure," said Phillies President Bill Giles, accompanied by Rose and Rose's longtime advisor, Reuven Katz. "At end of each year, the Phillies have the option to review Pete's performance and status for the following season.

"He'll be playing for us when he breaks Ty Cobb's record, whether it's in 1984 and however long it takes." CLASSIFIED FUNERAL NOTICES- NAVY WOOTEN Age 48, of 1366 W.34th Street, Riviera Beach, Fla. passed away on April 11. Mr. Wooten came here from Cordele, Georgia; He was a member of Pentecostal of God In Christ, Riviera Beach. Survivors include his mother Mrs.

Bertha Wooten, Cordele, one son, David, Boynton Beach; two daughters, Lisa Wooten and MariLyn Wooten both of Vienna, four grandchildren, six brothers, Dempsey Wooten Riv. Beach, Ollie and Ozzie Lee Wooten of Chicago, Early Wooten, Adel, Jeremiah Wooten, Joshua Wooten, W. Palm Beach, eight sisters, Mesdames Lilla Wooten, Chicago, Ill, Catherine Mack, Beatrice Evans, and Lillie Harris, all of Riviera Beach, Elizabeth Kennedy, Cincinnati, Ohio, Enola Morall, Betty Jean Kerr, and Louise Wooten, all of Cordele, a host of nieces, nephews other relatives and friends. STEVENS BROS. FUNERAL HOME will an- BINA CAROLINA LORENSEN Age 83, of 826 Hansen West Palm Beach, passed away Saturday.

She was the beloved wife of Harry Lorensen, mother of Tecla Reirden, and grandmother of William L. and Robert K. Reirden, all of Lantana. LAKESIDE CHAPEL, Lake Worth, in charge of arrangements. PEGGY J.

BERRY 52, 705 Cypress Drive, Lake Worth passed away Saturday, April 10, 1982. Mrs. Berry was a member of the Living Word Lutheran Church. a resident of Lake Worth for six years and a former employee of the Coca Cola Bottling Co. Survived by her husband, Thomas C.

Berry; mother, Verna McCarty, Middletown, OH: sons, Gregory Williams, Jeffery Williams, Middletown, OH, Dewayne Williams, Lake Worth; daughters, Susan King, Franklin, OH, Gayle McKibben, Wilmington, DE, Jennifer Steele, Martinville, OH; brothers, Wilber McCarty, Richard, McCarty, Middletown, OH, Fred McCarty, WPB; sisters, Joyce Husman, Dayton, OH, Janet Akers, Middletown, and six grandchildren. Funeral services will be 11 am Wednesday at Living Word Lutheran Church, Lantana with Rev. C. Edwin Musselman, officiating. Interment will follow in Memory Gardens Cemetery, Lake Worth.

Friends may call at DORSEY FUNERAL HOME, 3525 S. Congress Lake Worth from 24 and 7-9 pm Tuesday. OTTO SHEELY Age 53, of 1441 W. 30th Riviera Beach, FL, passed away suddenly on April 10, 1982. He came to the Palm Beaches from Waynesboro, GA over forty years ago.

He was a citizen of Riviera Beach and a well known and skilled buflding contractor. Mr. Sheely was a faithful member of St. Paul A.M.E. Church, WPB.

where he served in the following capacities; Chairman of the Steward Board and was Past Chairman of the Men's Days (Feb. 1982). He will be sadly missed by his loving and devoted wife, Geneva R. Sheely, Riviera Beach; his mother, Ella Sheely; his children, William (Billy) Denson, Jacqueline (Jackie) Falana, Charles A. Falana, Robin Demory and Kimberly Clark; two grandchildren: Charles A.

Falana, Ill and Rashina; six brothers: Olahoma Sheely, WPB, Woodrow Sheely, Dayton, OH, Willie J. Sheely, Ft. Lauderdale, FL, Lee Sheely, Riviera Beach, Tom Sheely, St. Petersburg, FL and Dempey (Jack) Sheely, Baltimore, MD; four sisters: Mesdames Queen Jackson and Ethel M. Profett of Riviera Beach, Chanie Nelson, WPB and Ella Campbell, Orlando, FL; daughter-in-law, Yevola Falana; son-in-law, Jamie Clark; sisters-in-law, Queen, Rosa, Lillie.

Mary, Ida and Aleneia Sheely; brothers-inlaw, Willie Frank Campbell, Willie Lee Jackson, Johnnie Nelson and Lee Profett; a host of nieces, nephews, and other relatives and many friends. Funeral services will be held on Saturday, April 17, 1982, 10AM, at St. Paul A.M.E. Church, WPB, with Rev. W.

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A 18,066. Houston' Cubs 6, Mets 4. 3Niekre LaCorte CHICAGO Keith Moreland keeps Sambito 1-0 LaCoss insisting he's not a power hitter, bat HBP By Niekro (Russell), By LaCoss the more he plays the leis convincing 3:00. A 21,226. he' Acquired becomes.

from the Philadelphia Braves' Mahler Phillies last winter in the Mike Kru- kow trade, Moreland dreve in two runs with a single and his third home run of the season to lead the Chicago Cubs to a 5-4 victory over the New York Mets. "I'm not a home run hitter. Flike to 4 use the whole ballpark, and if I'hit a few home runs, that's fine," said Moreland. Moreland delivered one of five singles in a four run fourth inning and Kit his homer in the sixth for, what proved to be the winning run. Player of Week Pest Wire Services 0000 0 0000 0 0 0000 0 00 0 0 0 00 00 0 0 0 0 0000 0000 0000 0 0 0 000 0000 0 0 0000 0 0 0 Baseball Rose, who turns 41 on Wednesday, has a career average of .310 and hit .325 last season, second best in the NL.

The 15-time all-star, now in his 20th season, helped lead the Phillies to their only World Series victory a year after joining the club. He needs 72 hits to pass Hank Aaron and move into second place on the all-time hit list. Rose said he doesn't think about his age. "My birthday only reminds me of two things that's the day the Titanic sunk and Abe Lincoln was shot." St. Louis Cardinals ST.

LOUIS The St. Louis Cardinals announced that catcher Gene Tenace, sidelined with a thumb injury since March 22, has been placed back on the active roster. To make room for Tenace, the National League team said, outfielder Gene Roof has been optioned to the team's farm club in Louisville. CLASSIFIED IRENE HALL Age 71, of 1651 W. 37th Riv.

Bch, FL, passed away on April 9. Survivors include eight granddaughters Constance Franklin, Mary Anderson, Elizabeth Davis, Susan Everhardt, Eileen Gray, Bevelyn Richards, Rhonda Anderson, and Sandra Daniels; three grandsons Terry, Walter and David; twenty-four great-grandchildren; one nephew, Samuel Stockton. Funeral services will be held on Monday, April 19, 2:00 P.M. at STEVENS RIVIERA BEACH CHAPEL. PETER J.

MINCHELL (ISENBERG) Age 92, of 4546 Bertram Street, West Palm Beach, died April 11, 1982. Survived by a son, Homer L. Isenberg, of WPB, a brother Hans D. Eisenberg, of Wilmette, two sisters in Germany, nine grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren. Arrangements are being handled by the NORTHWOOD FUNERAL HOME, 5608 Broadway, WPB, where the family will receive friends from 1-3PM on Thursday, April 15, Graveside services will follow at Thursday, at Royal Palm Memorial Gardens, 5601 Greenwood Avenue, WPB.

Mr. Michell's grandchildren will act as pallbearers. ROBERT LEE FREEMAN Age 21, of 515-35th West Palm Beach, passed away Sunday, April 11th. He is survived by his mother and father, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert F. Bartle of WPB; two sisters: Mary Jo Dehon Elizabeth Stevens of WPB; one uncle, John Freeman; two aunts: Doris Hefferon of St. Lucie and Jo Stevens, Michigan. Funeral arrangements are entrusted to MIZELL-FAVILLE-ZERN FUNERAL HOME, A Guardian Plan Chapel, 4101 Parker Avenue, WPB, where services will be held Wednesday, April 14th at 2PM, with the Rev. James Davis of Victory Baptist Church, officiating.

Memorial donations may be made to favorite charities. THERESA A. RICHTER Age 87, widow of Dr. Allen E. Richter, of 4666 Bison St, Boca Raton, A passed away on April 7th 1982, in Buffalo, NY.

Mrs. Richter produced numerous works of Art; both China Oil Paintings. She was a member of the Eastern Star Naomi Chapter the Brookfield Country Club. She is survived by two daughters: Mrs. Allene Long of Boca Raton, and Mrs.

Dorothy Barr of Buffalo, NY; seven grandchildren, and fourteen great-grandchildren. WILLIE M. JOHNSON Age 40, of 421 NW 1st St Delray, passed away April 10th 1982 at home. Survivors are mother Ethel Gillion; stepfather Willie B. Gillion; one brother Cecil Johnson all of Delray; one aunt, Rosa Willaford, Daytona Beach; two stepbrothers: Robert Gillion of Boynton, Eddie Gillion of Delray; one stepsister Willie Mae Gadson of Delray; one daughter-in-law, Janie Johnson of Delray; other relatives friends.

Funeral services will be Wednesday, April 14th at the Chapel. STRAGHN SON TRI CITY FUNERAL HOME in charge of arrangements. LARS PETER PETERSEN Age 86, of 2700 Dudley Drive, West Palm Beach, died Saturday, April 10, 1982, at Doctors Hospital, Lake Worth, Fl, after a long illness. He was born in Elsinore, Denmark, May 3, 1895 and came to the United States in 1924. Before moving to Florida, he lived in Bethel, Ct.

He is survived by his wife Aina, and two daughters: Mrs. Robert Duryea of Cos Cob, Ct, and Mrs. Russell Sutton of Newtown, Ct. At Mr. Petersen's request, no services will be conducted.

Burial will be at the convenience of the family in Denmark. Arrangements by NECRON CREMATION SERVICES, Lake Worth. MARGARET HIATT Formerly of West Palm Beach, passed away Friday, April 9th, 1982, in Sebastian, Florida. She was a life member of the West Palm Beach Garden Club and a member of the Tropical Orchid Society. Her husband, William H.

Hiatt, preceded her in death. She is survived by her mother-in-law, Ruth B. Gill, her nephews: John, Dan James Hiatt; a niece, Virginia Hiatt Russo, and an aunt, Mrs. J.A. Powell.

A memorial service will be April 18th at 2PM at the Church of the Nazarene, Sebastian, Fla. NEW YORK Rick Mahler of the Atlanta Braves, who pitched consecutive shutouts in his first two starts, was named National League player of the week. Mahler shut out San Diego on April 6 and Houston on April 11. He struck out 12, walked four and allowed just seven hits in the two games. Area Deaths MICHAEL ARNOLD JENNINGS Age 20, 921 Fern Street, West Palm Beach, passed on Friday April 9.

He was a graduateclass of 1979, John I. Leonard High School; a waiter by trade. Surviving are a mother, Mary L. Jennings, WPB; a son, Michael, a brother, McCoy Jennings, a devoted friend, Grindal Washington; an aunt, Drunella Jennings, and godmother, Robertha Brown; host of classmates and friends. Funeral Services will be held April 17, 12 noon at Stevens Bros.

Funeral Home Chapel. STEVENS BROS. FUNERAL HOME is in charge of arrangements. Age 74, of 224 Seacrest Lane, Delray Beach, passed away Sunday, April 11th, 1982. Mr.

Chalmers is survived by his wife Mary of Delray Beach; two sons: Robert and Bradley, both of Hollywood, Fl; one stepson, Gerald Gresham, Skokie, IL; one stepdaughter Mary (Pat) Dailey of Dekalb, IL; one sister, Lucille Shaw of Tennessee; one brother John, Missouri; 7 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Private funeral services. LORNE SON FUNERAL HOME, Delray Beach, in charge of arrangements. HARRY D. CHALMERS ALICE B.

HEINE Beloved wife of Joseph J. Heine, died Saturday, April 10, in Doctors Hospital, Lake Worth, after an extended illness. Alice was a member St. Luke's Catholic parish, and came to LW with her family 27 years ago, from Laureldale, PA. As a registered nurse, she was Director of Nurses for the County Home Hospital for many years.

Graduating from Johns Hopkins School of Nursing in Baltimore, MD, Alice followed her career in Nursing from the Navy Nurse Corps the U.S. Public Health Department, Washington, D.C. Most recently her professional life took her into Generic Nursing, the latest being at Lake Worth Health Care Center. She was a member of Johns Hopkins Alumnae The Auxiliary of DAV, Chapter 42, and the Auxiliary VFW, Post 3588, LW. Also a member of the American Red Cross Nurses and Civil Defense Board, Palm Beach County.

She is survived by her husband, Joseph J. Heine, LW: one son, Captain Joseph Philip Heine, U.S.M.C., Hawaii; two daughters: Sister Alicia Joseph, S.C. of Convent Station, New Jersey, Mrs. Susan Donaldson, Aurora, CO; one sister, Mrs. Adelaide Noughton, of Maryland, and four grandchildren.

Funeral Mass will be held Wednesday, April 14, at St. Luke's Catholic Church, LW. Rosary services will be 8PM Tuesday( today) at the E. EARL SMITH SON FUNERAL HOME, EAST CHAPEL, 1032 No. Dixie LW.

Friends may call 2-4 and 7-8 PM Tuesday at the Funeral Home, East Chapel. Burial in Memory Gardens Cemetery, GEORGIA F. SATTIZAHN Age 93, of 1230 South Old Dixie Hwy, Jupiter, died Sunday, April 11, 1982 in a local hospital. She is survived by 2 sons: James E. Sattizahn of Los Alamos, New Mexico and Robert B.

Sattizahn of Juno Isles, FL; 5 grandchildren. Funeral arrangements entrusted to MIZELLFAVILLE-ZERN, A Guardian Plan Chapel, 4101 Parker Ave, WPB, where private services for the family will be held Tuesday, April 13, 1982, with Rev. Robert E. Backstrom, 1st Presbyterian Church of WPB, officiating. CHARLES RILEY MUSSER Age 70, of 11376 Golf View Lane, Lost Tree Village, passed away at his home on Thursday, Apr 8, 1982.

He had been a resident of Lost Tree Village since 1976. Survivors include his loving wife, Helen; his niece, Margaret Method of Chicago, nephew, John Nelson of Liethers Ford, Ind. A memorial service for family and friends will be held on Wednesday, Apr 14, 1982 at 2PM at the Lost Tree Chapel, with Dr. Pat Zaccara officiating. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests that contributions be made to the "Lost Tree Chapel, to be held in trust for the Charles R.

Musser Memorial Arrangements are being handled by the THOMAS L. PRICE FUNERAL HOME, 553 Northlake North Palm Beach. DOROTHY CHAPPELLE Age 56, of 1211 W. 1st Street, Riv. Beach, passed away on April 10.

She was born in Swainsboro, Ga. She was a member of Antioch Bapt. Church where she served on the Bernice Circle of Antioch Bapt. Church and the Jake Parson Choir and was a member of the Daughters of Isis. Survivors include her husband, Louie Chappelle, Riv.

Beach; three sons, Ted Habersham, L.A., Ernest Habersham Riviera Beach; Jerry Dean Habersham, Perry, one daughter, Mrs. Mary E. Weathers, Ft. Ord, seven grandchildren; two brothers, Harry Hudson of Georgia, Henry Hudson, New York; one son-in-law; two daughters-in-law; a Host of other Relatives and Friends. Funeral services will be held on Sat.

at 10:00 A.M. at Antioch Bapt. Church, with Rev. B.C. Thomas, offictating.

STEVENS BROS. FUNERAL HOME is in charge of arrangements. JOHN C. SEELEY Age 40, of 325 36 Street, West Palm Beach, passed away on Friday, April 9,1982. Funeral services will be held at 8:00 P.M.

tonight in the NORTHWOOD FUNERAL HOME CHAPEL. ESTHER R. BLUMBERG Age 69, of 4191 NW 26th Lauderhill, died Monday. Beloved mother of Dr. Harris Blumberg of Belle Glade; beloved sister of Anne Greenberg of Philadelphia, PA; beloved grandmother of Ian Gordon, Adam Ross, and Amy Lauren Blumberg.

She was the past Chaplain for the Women's Charity League, an independent association of Love Brothers in Philadelphia. She was a known expert in knitting. Services held Monday at the LEVITT-WEINSTEIN MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 5411 Okeechobee WPB. Interment in Frankford, PA. GEORGE GREYNUM SLUTSKY Age 50.

Passed away on Wednesday, April 7, 1982. Burial was in a family plot in Westchester County, New York. He is survived by his parents Oscar and Rose Slutsky of West Palm Beach; a brother Gary Slutsky; and a nephew and niece of Ossinning, New York. Mr. Slutsky was an Associate Professor for 23 years at the West Virginia State School where a memorial scholarship fund is being established in his name.

Those who wish to contribute may contact Mr. Jack Chiat, 684-3212. BLANCIE BOYKIN Age 89, of 1854 Douglas W.P.B., passed away on April 10. A native of Douglas, Ga, she came to the Palm Beaches over 54 yrs. ago.

She was a longtime member of St. John Bapt. Church, where she served on the Mother's Board. Survivors include her daughter, Josie Golden, W.P.B., one sister, Allie M. Pruitt, Tacoma, one brother, George Sanders, Douglas, several nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.

Funeral services will be held Saturday, April 17, at 1:00 P.M. at St. John Bapt. Church. STEVEN BROS.

FUNERAL HOME is in charge of arrangements. IRENE I. ABBEY Age. 74, of 158 W. 15th Riviera Beach, passed away Monday, April 12, 1982.

A native of Pennsylvania, she came to this area in 1962. She is survived by two daughters: Mrs. Tony (Billie) Nestger, of WPB, Mrs. Spencer (Joann) Monroe of Monticello, NY. A brother, Merle Joslin of Lafayette, Ind.

Ten grandchildren, one great-grandchild. A prayer service will be held at today (Tuesday) at the THOMAS L. PRICE FUNERAL HOME, 553 Northlake Blvd, North Palm Beach. Friends may call from 7PM to service time today at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, friends who wish, may make contributions to: Hospice of the Palm Beaches, 130 N.

Dixie LW. 33460. Abbey, Irene 1., 74, of 158 W. 15th Riviera Beach Thomas L. Price Funeral Home, North Palm Beach.

Funeral today. Beebe, Irene, 92, of 1281 N.W. 18th Delray Beach. Scobee IrelandPotter Funral fiome, Delray Beach. Funeral to Staten Island, N.

Y. Berris, Yvette, 71, of Kings Point, Delray Beach, Beth Israel Memorial Chapel, Delay Beach. Funeral today. Boykin, 1 Blancie, 89, of 1854 Douglas Apt. 1, West Palm Beach.

Stevens Brothers Funeral Home, West Palm Beach. Funeral Saturday. Chalmers, Harry of 224 Seacrest a Lane, Delray Beach. Lorne Son Funeral Home, Delray Beach. Chappelle, Dorothy, 56, of 1211 W.

First Riviera Beach. Stevens Brothers Funeral Home, West Palm Beach. Funeral Saturday, Ellis, Alice of 1000 Lowery St, Delray Beach. Lorne Son Funeral Home, Delray Funeral mass Thursday. Freeman, Robert 21, of 515.35th* West Palm Beach.

Mizell-FavilleZern Funeral Chapel, West Beach. Funeral Wednesday Gamby, Gilbert, 77, of $599 S. Congress Lake Worth: Dorsey neral Home, Lake Worth! Services, pending, Hall, Irene, 71, of 1651 W. 37th St. Riviera Beach.

Stevens Brothers Funeral Home, West Palm Beachi Funeral Monday. Jennings, Michael 20, of 921 Fern West Palm Beach. Stevens Brothers Funeral Home, Palm Beach. Funeral Saturday. King, Halsey, 74, of 208 Lakeview West' Palm Beach.) Stevens Brothers Funeral Home, West Palm: JEWISH GRAVESIDE SERVICES XO.

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Services pending. Kitzerow, Alfred 80, of 6822 41st Drive Riviera Beach. Mizell-Faville-Zern Funeral Chapel, West Palm Beach. Funeral in Norwood Park, Ill. Larsen, Leonard 39, of 2565 S.W.

14th Boynton Beach. Robert J. Babione Funeral Home, Boca Raton. Funeral- in Pine City, Minn. McLean, Jannie, 76, of 212 W.

Blue Heron Riviera Beach. Stevens Brothers Funeral Home, West Palm Beach. Services pending. Michell, Peter 92, of 4546 Bertram West Palm Beach. Northwood Funeral Home, West Palm Beach.

Funeral Thursday. Musser, Charles 70, of 11376 Golf View Lane, Lost Tree Village. Thomas L. Price Funeral Home, North Palm Beach. Funeral Wednesday.

Reeder, John 91, of 2839 S. Seacrest Boynton Beach. ScobeeCombs Funeral Home, Boynton Beach. Sattizahn, Georgia 93, of 1230 S. Old Dixie Highway, Jupiter.

MizellFaville-Zern Chapel, West Palm Beach. Otto, 53, of 1441 W. 30th Riviera Beach. Stevens Brothers Funeral Home, West Palm Beach. Fuheral Satorday.

Topping, Belle, 71, of Kings Point, Delray Beach. Beth Israel Memorial Chapel, Delray Beach. Funeral today. Tuder, James L. 83, of 2022 S.W.

Golf Lane, Boynton Beach. ScobeeCombs Funeral Home, Boynton Beach Funeral Wednesday. Wooten, Navy, 48, of 1366 W. 34th Riviera Beach. Stevens Brothers Funeral Home, West Palm Beach.

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