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83 THE PALM BEACH POST TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2000 Slain teen's mother pushes gun control 'My whole life changed Nancy Widell-Rousseau said. By Ron Hayes Palm Beach Post Staff Writer WEST PALM BEACH The mother of teenager Nicholas Megrath, who was shot to death in May 1999 during a robbery at a Ghick-fil-A restaurant, spoke about her loss publicly for the first time Monday night, joining the local chapter of the Million March in a call for stricter gun-control laws. "I believe we need to stand behind the Million Mom March and make this a safe place to live," Nancy Widell-Rousseau told about 40 people in the lobby of the Cuillo Center for the Arts. The gathering marked First Monday, an annual event organized by Physicians for Social Responsibility and the Alliance for Justice to highlight social problems. "It's very important we stand up for gun legislation.

I feel we need a way to speak out, not to tell people they don't have a right to firearms, but for common-sense laws to prevent gun violence." Megrath, 18, a senior honor student at Forest Hill High School, was working as a night manager at the Palm Beach Mall restaurant when police found him bound with tape and shot to death after he failed to return home from a Saturday night shift "From that moment, my whole life changed," Widell-Rousseau said, speaking in a soft but firm voice. The next few months were a blur. I thought about ending my life just so I could be with him. The community and my friends were very supportive, but nothing they said made any difference. I couldn't begin to make you see how deep the pain goes." As she spoke, an open guitar case sat on the floor not far away, containing her son's beloved Fender Stratocaster guitar and a silver box containing his ashes.

"Nicholas is constantly on my mind," his mother said. "I think about him when I wake up and when I go sleep, and if I could remember my dreams, I'm sure I dream about him, too." A former employee at the restaurant, Jesse Lee Miller was arrested Thursday and charged with murder and armed robbery in die case. Police say Miller was fired in February after Megrath gave Miller a poor job performance report Otto Richard Wright also has been arrested in the case. Widell-Rousseau refused to comment on status of the case Monday night except to say, The police are doing a fantastic job." ronhayespbpost.com LnJ Ve kids SCOTT WISEMANStaff Photographer Nancy Widell-Rousseau, mother of Nicholas Megrath, speaks at the local First Monday event at the Cuillo Center for the Arts. She spoke out for tougher gun control laws Monday night.

fc0ILLDK Defray police challenged with keeping officers I Police continue search for missing man's body My biggest concern is not with recruiting but with keeping the ones that I have here. RICHARD OVERMAN Delray Beach police chief about $33,000. The starting police salaries in Boca Raton and Boynton Beach are near $34,000. "I don't want to say that whatever the city does will be a perfect fix," Overman said Monday. "Some (officers) just want to get out of the business.

Of particular concern to me are the officers who leave this agency and go to another one." Overman said he is working with the union to improve its contract but declined to talk specifically about changes until they are official. The current contract expires October 2001. Glen Rashkind, a Delray Beach police union representative, has said officers are seeking more benefits, such as take-home cruisers. danldavlespbpost.com By Dani Davies -Palm Beach Post Staff Writer DELRAY BEACH All the factors that lure police officers away from their jobs better pay land benefits elsewhere, burnout, injuries are draining the Del-ray Beach Police Department of its force. Three resignations in one week prompted a Sept.

28 memo from Police Chief Richard Overman to City Manager David asking for help with the problem, which Overman called "way beyond the norm." Of 156 officer positions in the department, only 127 are active nearly 20 percent below capacity. The chief wants the vacancy rate to be under 10 percent at all times. There are fewer people who really, really want to be police officers have college educations. Overman said the depletion is straining his overtime account as well as causing a morale problem because officers have a hard time getting time off. The lack of officers has limited the department's community policing efforts, according to the memo.

Of the three officers who resigned the week before the memo, at least one officer, maybe two, are going to the Palm Beach County Sheriffs Office where the starting salary for a deputy is bail after his arrest Friday at his home. He is expected to be extradited to Palm Beach County this week where he is expected to be charged with first-degree murder, police said. Police believe Daigle helped kill Pettersen, a cook at Carrabba's Italian Grill in Delray Beach, after a fight on Sept. 24 in Delray Beach. Daigle then disposed of his body in a trash bin in Broward, police said.

Investigators spent the weekend with cadaver dogs to find Pettersen's body in a landfill run by Waste Management Inc. in Pompano Beach. BSO found Pettersen's car abandoned nearby in Pompano Beach. Dogs sniffed through an area 15 feet deep, 100 feet long and 170 feet wide. No body was found as of Monday.

Interviews with Pettersen's associates led police to Daigle. 9 Haitians apprehended in Palm Beach Cases rise in football season By Johnny Diaz The Miami Herald Delray Beach police and the Broward County Sheriffs Office continued conducting a backward murder investigation Monday. They have a suspect in custody. Now, they have to find the victim's body. Still in jail on first-degree murder charges is Tommy Ray Daigle of Coconut Creek.

Police say he helped fatally beat Boynton Beach cook Matthew Pettersen, who had been missing for a week. Delray Beach detectives Monday were looking to interview more of Daigle's associates, who may have helped dispose of Pettersen's body, said Jeff Messer, Delray Beach police spokesman. "We are still working on contacting other people," added Messer. "We don't want to give away the cards in our hands." Daigle is being held at the Broward County jail without NOTICES DIONNE "POOCHIE" JACKSON of the Palm Beaches, entered eternal rest on September 24, 2000. Funeral Services on Tuesday.

October 3rd, (Today) 1:30 pm, at The Original Tabernacle of Prayer for All People W. 20th St. Riviera Beach. Pastor Haywood N. Williams.

Viewing at the church from until service time today. STEVENS BROS FUNERAL HOME, directing. ROBERT LUBOVSKY Entered Into rest, Sept. 29 Robert, late of Boynton Beach, FL. Beloved husband of Carolyn (Volgel) Lubovsky.

Cherished father of Diane Dale Pahl, Susan John dayman and Hope Arthur Rosenberg. Devoted brother of Melvln Lubov at brother-in-law of Sybil at William Lester. Loving proud grandfather of Jonathan at Ben Pahl, Jarrett at Matt Clayman, Daniel, Adam Rachel Rosenberg. He Is also survived by many dear nieces nephews. Services at Stanetsky-Hymanson Memorial Chapels, 10 Vlnnln SALEM-Swampscott line on Monday, Oct.

2, 2000 at Memorial Observance through Wednesday evening at the home of Susan at John Clayman. In lieu of flowers, expressions of sympathy in his memory may be donated to Dana-Farber Cancer Institute; or to The Hole-In-The-Wall Gang Camp In New Haven, CT. LENA REGGIO Age 94, of Tequesta, died Sunday, October 1, 2000 in Palm Beach Gardens. Bom May 29, 1906 In New York, she retired to Florida with her husband, Armond, In 1967. Lena was awarded a lifetime membership In Christian Mothers of St Jude Catholic Church, Tequesta and was a member of the choir for ten years.

She waa a volunteer at the Jupiter Medical Center for eight years and a member of the Women of the Moose Lodge In Palm Beach Gardens. Survivors Include her son, Frank and his wife Angela of Tequesta; sister, Frances Mauro of NY; three grandchildren, Joyce Inserra of NPB, Barbara Bush of Jupiter, and Armond Reggio of Hobe Sound; and five great-grandchildren. She waa preceded in death by her husband Armond In 1977. Mass of the Christian Burial will be celebrated Thursday, October 5 at 10AM at St Jude Catholic Church. Interment will follow at Royal Palm Memorial Gardens.

There will be no viewing. In lieu of flowers, the family would appreciate donations in memory of Lena Reggio to the American Heart Association, 1301 S. Olive WPB, FL 33401. TAYLOR MODEEN FUNERAL HOME Family Owned and Operated (561) 744-2030 RICHARD E. Age 70 of Loxahatchee, FL, died October 1, 2000.

Born In Flndlay, Ohio, and graduated from Flndlay senior high school in 1948. He was In the U.S. Navy and served on the U.S.S. Bradford D.D. 545 during the Korean War.

He retired In 1988 from Snow's Concre'e of Delray Beach, FL. He is survived by wife, Mary Lou; son, Ty Jay Rlker of Pt. St. Lucie, FL; sister, Patricia Powell of Havana, FL. Memorial services will be held Saturday, October 7, 2000 at the funeral Home, in lieu of flowers, family requests donations to Hospice of Palm Beach County, West Palm Beach.

PALMS WEST FUNERAL HOME 110 Business Parkway (State Rd. fl) Royal Palm Beach, FL Family Owned and Operated officers," Overman said Monday. "My biggest concern is not with recruiting but with keeping the ones that I have here." The minimum wage for a new Delray Beach officer is $30,900. Law enforcement experience and college degrees can increase that figure. Last year, the city commission agreed to give officers with bachelor's degrees $2,000 more and those with associate's degrees $1,000 extra.

Overman has said roughly 65 percent of his 140 do with domestic violence." The new prosecutors will come from other divisions. The number of public defenders also will increase, said John Conway, chief of that office's misdemeanor court staff. Conway said he now has six attorneys in the two divisions and will add one in a couple of weeks and possibly another if need be. susanspencerwendel pbpost.com deaths Funeral Home, West Palm Beach. Funeral Saturday.

Lucas, Gerald 62, of West Palm Beach. All County Funeral Home and Crematory. Meharg, Nancy 69, of Te-questa. Taylor Modeen Funeral Home, Jupiter. Moses, Betty, of Delray Beach.

Joseph Rubin Memorial Chapel, Delray Beach. Funeral in Monsey, N.Y. Paroff, Irene, 86, of West Palm Beach. Beth Israel Memorial Chapel, Delray Beach. Rapkin, Harold, 77, of Boynton Beach.

All County Funeral Home and Crematory. Reggio, Lena, 94, of Tequesta. Taylor Modeen Funeral Home, Jupiter. Funeral Thursday. Thompson, Veronica "Ronnie," 76, of Boynton Beach.

Lome Sons Funeral Home, Delray Beach. Funeral Wednesday. Wenneroff, Morton, 70, of Boynton Beach. I.J. Morris of Florida, Lake Worth.

Funeral today. Martin County McMahon, Paul 67, of Palm City. Wallace White Funeral Home, Stuart. Visitation today; funeral Wednesday. Wallace, Margaret 87, of Hobe Sound.

Young Prill Funeral Home, Stuart. St. Lucie County FKzsimmons, James W.t 78, of Port St. Lucie. All County Funeral Home and Crematory, Treasure Coast Chapel.

Funeral Wednesday. Hudson, Agnes Constance, 93, of Fort Pierce. Yates Funeral Home, Fort Pierce. Johnson, Frances 84, of Port St. Lucie.

Forest Hills Funeral Home, Palm City. LaRose, John, 77, of Port St. Lucie. Aycock Funeral Home, Port St. Lucie.

Visitation and funeral today. Parsons, Eunice Aaron, 61, of Fort Pierce. Haisley-Hobbs Funeral Home, Fort Pierce. Visitation and funeral Wednesday. Price, Michael, 42, of Port St.

Lucie. All County Funeral Home and Crematory, Treasure Coast Chapel. Funeral Wednesday. Sweeney, Warren William, 83, of Fort Pierce. Yates Funeral Home, fort Pierce.

Graveside service Wednesday. Palm Beach Post Staff Reports PALM BEACH Nine Haitians were apprehended near a boat that came ashore about 2 a.m. Monday morning, Palm Beach police and the U.S. Border Patrol said. The boat beached at Seaview Avenue, and six Haitian men and three women were arrested in the FLORENCE MAHLER age 94, of West Palm Beach, formerly of Miami Beach.

Passed away September 30th. Florence was an active Volunteer with the South Shore Hospital In Miami Beach for over 25 serving as Chairman of the Hospital volunteer committee and a member of the Hospital Board of Directors. She was preceded in death by her Beloved Husband Herman. Loving Mother of Harry (Shirlee) Rosen and Anne (Martin) Snyder; 9 grandchildren; 12 great grandchildren; 1 great, great granddaughter. Funeral Services will be conducted Tuesday (Today) October 3rd, 10:00 A.M., at the Levm-Welnateln Memorial Chapel, 5411 Okeechobee West Palm Beach.

Interment will follow at Lakeside Memorial Park, Miami. In Lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made in Memory of Florence to the Joseph L. Morse Geriatric Center, West Palm Beach. RUTH MARY RISDON BROEMAN Ms. Broeman, age 80, of Boynton Beach, died Friday afternoon, September 29, 2000.

She had been a resident of Boynton Beach for the past 20 years, coming from Detroit, Michigan. Ms. Broeman was a member of The Christ Child Society, Carmelite Society, Convent of the Sacred Heart, and Quail Ridge Holers. She was commonly known to her family as mom, mother, mee-maa, grandmother, grandma, Aunt Ruthie, friend, companion, listener, advisor and countless others. Ms.

Broeman is survived by Dwight W. Broeman of Cincinnati, OH; sons Dwight Warner (Norma Jean) Broeman, Jr. of Ft. Mitchell, KY, Charles William (Sharon) Broeman, of Key Largo, Fla, Roland Risdon Broeman of Pompano Beach, Fl; Daughters Mary Anne Broeman (Max) Brown of Chicago, IL, Ina Warner Broeman of New York, NY, Bonnie Broeman (Jay) Carpenter of Tequesta, Fl; Grandchildren Dwight W. Broeman, 111, Lauren Broeman, Carrlng-ton W.

Broeman, Charles (Trey) Broeman, In, Cuyler Brown, Bryan Roland Broeman, Christopher Joseph Broeman; Great-Grandson Master Dwight W. Broeman IV. A Memorial Service will be held 10:00 AM Tuesday, Oct. 3rd at St. Thomas More Catholic Church, 10935 S.

Military Trail, Boynton Beach, Fl. 33437. Those who wish, may make contributions to the Hephzlbah Children's Home, 946 North Oakland, IL 60301, (708 386-8417. BOYNTON MEMORIAL CHAPEL Family Owned and Operated (561) 734-5600 FRANK J. CARROLL 80 years old.

of Boynton Beach, FL, passed away Saturday, September 30, 2000. Mr. Carroll resided In South Florida for the past 28 years, coming from South Field, Michigan. Survivors Include his wife, Doreen M. Carroll; children, Frank Carroll and Kathleen Whitman; grandchildren, Tracey Kaly and Brian Carroll; brothers, Ambrose and James Carroll.

Son, Paul Carroll and a brother, Jack Carroll, preceded him in death. Family will receive friends Tuesday (today) from 12 noon to 2 M. at the funeral home. Funeral services will Immediately follow the viewing hours at 2 P.M., also at the funeral home. Interment will follow the funeral services at Queen of Peace Catholic Cemetery.

Donations may be made In memory of Mr. Carroll to Big Brothers and Big Slaters of Lapeer County or to the Carmelite Nuns of Clinton Township. Donations may be sent co Doreen M. Carroll, 1491 Sutton, Metamora, Michigan 48455. Funeral arrangements are entrusted to Dorsey Funeral Home, 3525 S.

Congress Avenue, Lake Worth, FL. ETHEL (JAMIE) JAMES UNDERBILL 45, of West Palm Beach, died Thursday, September 28.2000. She was born In West Palm Beach and was a graduate of Forest Hill High School. She Is survived by her mother, Helen James of Mountain City, GA, her daughter, Danielle Underbill, her beloved soul mate, Mike Loth, slaters, Mrs. Bruce (Leslie) Shields and Judy Foi, all of West Palm Beach.

Also surviving are numerous aunts, uncles and cousins, 3 nephews and 2 nieces. She was preceded in death by her father. Harold W. James and sisters Shirley James Maasey and Mary James. A Private Service will be held It set.

Ha 100 block of South Ocean Boulevard, said Janet Kinsella, Palm Beach police spokeswoman. Two U.S. citizens who were with the boat were interviewed and released after the state attorney declined to bring charges, said Art Bullock of tine Border Patrol. One of the U.S. citizens had $6,000 in his pocket, Kinsella said.

FUNERAL JOHN CHINGOS 11, of Hobe Sound, died October 1, 2000, In Stuart. John is survived by his wife, Gloria, their daughter, Claire Chlngos Hyde and her husband William L. Hyde and John'a nephew, William Manlkaa. John was born In New York and spent his childhood In Roslyn, Long Island, the second of three children of Costas and Diamanto Chlngos. John'a elder brother, Ted (Ellis), died In 1990, and his sister, Eugenia, died in 1991.

A graduate of Roslyn High School, John served in World War as a pilot In the Army Air Corps, flying transport aircraft between England and the continent. After the War, John built a career In the construction Industry, and through the 50a, 60s and 70s In partnership with his brother, Ted, built everything from single family homes to shopping centers, schools and Industrial complexes, principally on Long Island. John moved to Florida in 1977, where he continued to build and develop in partnership with his brother. Their projects include Indian Spring, in Boynton Beach, and Hobe Sound Golf Club, in Martin County. John continued flying, for pleasure, Into the 1980s, and enjoyed a reputation aa a fine amateur golfer.

Blessed with a creative mind and Industrious nature. John will also be remembered as a compassionate and generous soul, dedicated to his family, loyal to his friends, and honorable in all things. A Memorial Service will be held, Wednesday, Oct, 4, 2000 at the Aycock Funeral Home Chapel, Jupiter. In lieu of flowers. Gloria and Claire ask that all those who knew and loved John remember his smile, cherish his friendship and enjoy the bounty of his generous spirit.

Those who wish may make contributions to Syracuse Cancer Research Institute, Presidential Plaza, 600 Genessee Syracuse, NY 13202. AYCOCK FUNERAL HOME 1112 Military Trail Jupiter, FL 33458 561 746-5124 FREDERICK CLEMENTS age 86, of Boynton Beach, formerly of Blenheln, Canada passed away Sept. 30, 2000. His beloved wife Lucille Cements; two daughters, Patricia (Mark) Miorelll and Michelle Swindle; hia sister, Jean (Buck) Embury; five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren survive him. Mr.

Clements retired from the Scott Paper Co. He will be cremated and his remains will be returned to his birthplace In Blenheln, Canada. A small graveside service will be held Thursday. Memorials may be given to Hospice By The Sea. JAMES F.

FRITZINGER 84 of Lake Worth passed away September 30, 2000. Mr. Fritzinger was born November 27, 1915 In Wilkes Barre, PA. Mr. Fritzinger la survived by his son.

Elwood F. Fritzinger of Beachwood, NJ; his daughter, Thelma E. Dlttmyre of Palm Springs, a sister, Ida May Staufenberger of Port Saint Lucie; five grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. Visitation will be held at Dorsey Funeral home on Wednesday October 4, 2000 beginning at 10:00 am. A funeral service will follow at 12:00 PM.

Interment will be at Lake Worth Memory Gardens. DORSEY FUNERAL HOME 3525 South Congress Lake Worth ARNOLD B. GRANDBERG Services will be held at the Levlne Chapel, 470 Harvard Street, Brockllne, MA, on Tuesday, October 3, for Arnold B. Grandberg, who died on Sunday, October 1, 2000. He waa 78 years old, a resident of Palm Beach, FL and Newton, MA.

Mr. Grandberg graduated from Brookllne High School. Brookllne, MA and from the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania In Philadelphia, PA. He was a decorated Veteran -Master Sgt. In the United States Army.

He served In the Pacific during World War D. Mr. Grandberg was an executive In the wallcovering Industry. He was president and CEO of Brewster Wall Covering In Randolph, MA from 1948-1987. He received the industry lifetime achievement award In 1982 and waa voted wallpaper man of the year In 1983.

He served on the board of the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston, MA, and was involved with UJAPalm Beach Federation. He was also active In combined Jewish Philanthropies In Boston, MA and the Dana Farber Cancer Institute, also in Boston, MA. He was an avid golfer and bridge player, and was member of the Belmont Country Club In Belmont, MA and the Banyan Country Club in FL. He was the beloved husband of the late Sara (Cohen), the loving father of Kenneth and his wife Marcy of Brookllne, MA and James and his wife Merle of Newton, MA. He was the cherished grandfather of Suzanne, Charles, William and Alexis and the dear brother of Fay Cohen of Newton, MA.

Rabbi Emily A. Llpof from Temple Ohabel Shalom In Brookllne, MA officiated. Burial was in Sharon Memorial Park, Sharon, MA. In lieu of flow-era, remembrances may be made to UJA. VERONICA "Ronnie" THOMPSON (nee McGuinness) 76, of Lelsurevllle In Boynton Beach passed away on Saturday September 30, 2000.

She was predeceased by her husband Henry "Buddy" Thompson. Ronnie was a proud member of the Telephone Pioneers of America and an avid attendee of Lake Worth Caslnq and the Pompano Civic Center dances. She Is survived by her daughter and son-in-law, Alice Marie at John Campbell of West Chester, OH; her son and daughter-in-law, Jim and Pam Thompson of Miamisburg, OH; seven grandchildren; beloved aunt of Cassie Tuttle of Yorktown Heights, NY Eddie Tuttle of Waldorf, MD; dear friend of Lou Granzin, Bill Maiter and Joe Pascale. Friends may call on Tuesday, October 3, 2000; from 2PM to 4PM 6PM to 8PM wllh a scripture service at the LORNE SONS FUNERAL HOME, 745 North Federal Highway, Delray Beach. A funeral mass will be celebrated on October 4, 2000, at St.

Vincent Ferrer' Catholic Church, 840 George Bush Delray Beach. Burial will follow at the Plnecrest Cemetery1 in Lake Worth. BETTY J. DAIS 75, Delray Beach, Florida, an editor for Reader'a Digest and long time resident of New York City has departed this earth. She Is survived by her two children, Tommy and Louise, and four beloved grandchildren, Chrissy, Deke, Colton, and Taryn.

A private service will he held on Thursday: Contributions In her memory may he made to Hospice-By-The-Sea, In Boca Raton, FL. CALLIOPE "YIAYIA" PAPPAS Calliope "Ylayla" Pappas died peacefully on, October 1, 2000 in the comfort of her home, surrounded by her loving family. She was a devoted mother, and grandmother with a deep Christian faith expressed through many quiet acts of kindness and generosity. She was born on December 20, 1920, In Michigan. She was a long-time resident of Miami, FL before relocating to Ft.

Pierce, FL seven years ago. i She was a contributor to Christian Missions In South America and Europe. She was a staunch supporter of and volunteer lor many years at-Westminster Christian School In Miami, FL. Her Involvement with the Miami Pregnancy Center led to opening her own home to shelter unwed mothers, During her residency In St. Lucie County, she volunteered her time to work at Anastasla Attic.

She. also supported St. Anastasla School, the Vero Beachi Pregnancy Center and the Women's Refuge in Vero Beach, FL. She la proceeded in death by two brothers, Charlie Georges and Peter Georges. She Is survived by her daughter, Pandora and her husband Domlnlck Scotto of Ft.

Pierce, FL; her sons, Timothy Pappas and his wife Peggy of Miami, FL, and Michael Pappas and hia wife Kathy of Miami, FL; ber brother, Matthew Georgeas of St. Claire Shores, Ml; her sisters, Mary Tavoularls of Gross Point Farms, MI and Helen Bourandas of Roswell, NM; and thirteen grandchildren. Friends may call on Tuesday, October 3rd, from 5-8 PM, wllh a 7 PM Vigil Service al HAISLEY HOBRS FUNERAL HOME, 3015 Okeechobee Road, Ft. Pierce, FL. Additional visitation services will be held from 12-1 PM on Wednesday, October 4th, at the Immanuel Presbyterian Church, 6605 North Kendall Drive, Miami, FL.

The funeral sendee will Immediately follow at 1 PM, with Rev. Luder Whltlock officiating. Memorial contributions may be made, it desired, to Westminster Christian School Financial Assistance Program, 6855 SW 152nd Street, Miami, FL 33157, or St. Anastasla Catholic Church School, Scholarship Fund, 407 33rd Street, Fort Pierce, FL 34947. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE From IB mestic violence arrests be-i cause football is in season, said Grace Diez-Arguelles, head of the domestic violence l' unit.

Men drink, then beat more after the games, she i said. "Our numbers are always up during football," Diez-' Arguelles said. "Alcohol con-! sumption has everything to Area Palm Beach County Arminio, Angelina, 80, of Boynton Beach. Fred Hunter's 'Hollywood Memorial Gardens Home, Hollywood. Berger, Sidney 87, of Boyn-'tbn Beach.

Levitt-Weinstein Me- modal Chapel, West Palm Beach. Funeral today. Blake, Patricia, 43, of Lake Worth. All County Funeral Home 'and Crematory. Carroll, Frank, 80, of Boynton -Beach.

Dorsey Funeral Home, Lake Worth. Funeral today. Cronin, Barbara 68, of Delray Beach. All County Funeral 'ome and Crematory. Cunningham, Anna Marie, 78, of 'West Palm Beach.

Palms Wes-t Funeral Home, Royal Palm 13each. Funeral in Portland, Ore. Esposito, Diana 65, of Boynton Beach. Aaron Cremation and Burial Services, Lauder-hill. (, Held, David, 80, of Boca Raton.

Rubin Memorial Chapel, Delray Beach. Graveside service Gonzalez, Francisco, 62, of West Palm Beach. E. Earl Smith Son Funeral Home, Memory Chapel, Lake Worth. "Funeral today.

Greenblatt, Bess, 87, of Boca Raton. A Cremation Service of the Palm Beaches, Boynton Beach. Griek, Nellie, 93, of Boca Raton. Kraeer Funeral Home, Boca Raton. Visitation and funeral Wednesday.

Guild, Teresa, 73, of Jupiter. 'Taylor Modeen Funeral Home, Jupiter. Hang, Peg, 71, of West Palm Beach. All County Funeral Home and Crematory. J- Holmes, Hattie, 92, of Boynton Beach.

Straghn Son Tri-City iFuneral Home, Delray Beach. Jackson, Joyce 67, of Palm Beach Gardens. Wm. N. Howard Funeral Home, North Palm Beach.

Funeral Wednesday. Jean, Reuter, 42, of Lake Park. Funeral Home, West Palm iBeach. Funeral Saturday. Kupersmith, Gertrude of Boynton Beach.

Joseph Rubin 'Memorial Chapel, Delray Beach. Funeral today. Llanos, Luis A. 44, of Boca Raton. Shuler's Memorial Chapel, Delray Beach.

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