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THE PALM BEACH POST SUNDAY, JULY 2, 1995 5B IN LOVE AND REMEMBERANCE OF Martin jail open to workers' families again In Loving Memory -Mary Ruth Veraneault -May 19, 1920-Jul2, 1994 You've been gone 1 year and so badly missed by all your family and fiends. We love you always, Your Husband Leo; Daughters Ruth, Joyce, Carol, Linda and -son Al, family friends mmmmm, 1 'If our deputies are out there finding bodies without knowing about their own relatives, they cannot effectively do their Martin County Sheriff ROBERT CROWDER rt said. In the days before Andrew hit Homestead, Ivy said his officers worked 12-hour shifts, with 12 hours off. After Andrew, many employees worked nonstop for several days and had to be ordered to return to the 12-hour shifts, which continued for four months, he said. Stuart police officers' families may take refuge in a special shelter set up for relatives of all city employees at St.

Joseph's Catholic Church, police information officer Vicki Justi said. "We tell (the officers) they're no good to us here unless they have everything set up for their families," she said. St. Lucie County sheriffs information officer Mark Weinberg said the St. Lucie Correctional Center isn't large enough to accommodate families of employees, but employees are instructed to take their families to public shelters or evacuate the area.

"What we do have is a plan advising anyone working here that their first obligation is to make sure their family is safe," he said. individualized custom dentures are your specifications with your and comfort our utmost goal mm PAT MOORE Palm Beach Post Staff Writer STUART Inmates and corrections officers won't be the only Occupants of the Martin County Jail should a hurricane take aim at the Treasure Coast this summer. The wives, husbands and children of sheriffs office employees also may ride out the storm inside the two-story concrete jail turned makeshift hurricane shelter, Sheriff Robert Crowder said. "One of the things we learned from the folks who went through Hurricane Andrew was that, especially after the storm, if our people don't know the well-being of their own family, they can't concentrate on what they're supposed to do," Crowder said. "If our deputies are out there finding bodies without knowing about their own relatives, they cannot effectively do their duties," he said.

l'- This is the second year the jail has been available as a shelter for families of sheriffs employees. 2 Hurricane season is June 1 through Nov. 30. 1' Employees and their families PALM BEACH COUNTY Allen, Thelma, 87 of Lake Worth. Quattlebaum-Holleman-Burse Funeral Home, West Palm Beach.

Funeral in New Jersey. Baumann, Cecile, 91, of West Palm Beach. Levitt Wein-stein Memorial Chapel, West Palm Beach. Funeral in Union, N.J. Behrens, Alma 75, of West Palm Beach.

Tillman Funeral Home, West Palm Beach. Memorial service Monday. Cohen, Morris, 88, of Royal Palm Beach. Riverside-Gordon Memorial Chapel, West Palm Beach. Funeral today.

Costigan, Ann, 91, of Royal jPalm Beach. Waites Funeral Service. Donnell, Ballard 81, of alm Springs. Quattlebaum-Holle- CLASSIFIED MARGARET F. ADAMS "MAGGIE" i Of Blowing Rock, North Carolina and West Palm Heach, Florida passed away Tuesday, June 27, 1995 in "Blowing Rock.

She Is survived by two sons, Jim Adams and wire 'Cathy of Atlantis, Fla. and Valle Cruris, N.C., John vt. Adams of Blowing Rock, N.C.; one daughter, Mrs. "Belte Wilkinson of West Palm Beach; four grandchil-tdren, Lisa Blythe, Jim Adams and wife Susan, Sam Adams and wife Sandra and Bill Wilkinson; six great-grandchildren, Rachel Blythe, Erin Blythe, Meghan Jimmy Adams, Kelly Adams and Michelle She is also survived by a brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Lee and Peg Adams of Boone, N.C. Mrs.

was preceded in death by her husband Samuel Adams. Maggie sends her love and thanks ffor many happy times to her friends in Palm beaches. Friends may visit from 12 Noon-2 pm Monday, July 3rd, at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, me- may be made to charity of choice, Arrangements entrusted to MIZELL-FAVILLE-iKRN SOUTHDALE CHAPEL, 4101 Parker -West Palm Beach, Fla. LAWRENCE P.

BARONOFF (LARRY) Age 72, of Palm Beach Gardens, passed away on Mune 29, 1995 at P.B.G. Medical Center. Larry was well known as a radio and TV advertising salesman ih this area for many years. He was most recently V'mployed as a sales manager for WAQ TV 19; he had also worked for WJNO in WPB and WSTU in Stuart. i He is survived by his wife, Janet Baronoff of a daughter, Ann DeAngelis and granddaughter, Keeley of Boyortown, step-children, 'James Sabol (Adeleide) of Pottstown, Warren Meaner (Louise) of Loxahatchee, Mary Austin Sdohn) of Kennett Square, Pa.

and John Shaner Mar-'lene) of Boyertown, also survived by seven 'grandsons who will miss Pop Pop. i Funeral services will be held on Wednesday (75) Nit ROYAL PALM FUNERAL HOME, 5601 Greenwood WPB at 10 a.m. with Father James P. Malvey officiating, in lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Outreach Program of St. Ignatius Cathedral, vPalm Beach Gardens.

ALMA W. BEHRENS Age 75, of West Palm Beach passed away Friday, June 30, 1995. Mrs. Behrens was a member of Gold oast Baplist Church and the Goldcoasters of West Beach. 'I She Is survived by her daughter, Nancy (Ches-tler) Polk Loxahatchee; sister, Daisy H.

Brookbank, 'jilsonville NC; two grandchildren. Debby and Tony; great grandchildren, Justin, Christine, and Tony, Jr. i A memorial service will be held at lhe Gold Coast Baptist Church, West "Palm Beach on Monday, July 3, at 10 am with Dr. David L. Cobb and Rev.

Glen N. 'Ross Officiating. TILLMAN FI1NF.RAI. 1 "HOME, 2170 S. Military Trail, West Palm Beach in Niharge of arrangements.

'TILLMAN FUNERAL HOME, WEST PALM BEACH I FAMILY OWNED OPERATED i MILDRED CRICKENBERGER Age 62, of West Palm Beach died June 30, 1995. Born and raised in West Palm Beach, she was a graduate of Florida State University, receiving both her undergraduate and master's degree there. She taught both Conniston Junior High and Forest Hill High School, with a total of 35 and one half years teaching. i Survivors include her brother, William of Wel- Mngton. Paul, o( Hypoluxo, and John of Beihlehem, PA.

Also several nieces and nephews and great aieces and nephews. i Funeral services will be held 10 am Monday, July at the E. EARL 4 SMITHY SON MEMORY GARDENS tHAPBL, Ml Kirk Lake Worth "with Interment at Hillcrest Memorial Friends may call at the funeral today, Sunday between 2-4 and 6-8 pm. Memorl- al contributions may be made to the St. David of the Pines Episcopal Church.

JOHN H. DYETT Age 83, of Hobe Sound, FL passed away Friday, June 30, 1995 at Jupiter Medical Center, Jupiter. He iwas bom In Rome, NY and had been a resident of 4 Hobe Sound since 1960. Prior to retirement, he was an Executive Vice President with Rome Cable Corp. in i Rome, NY.

a' He la survived by his wife, Sally Dyett; children, pTom and Johnny Dyett, and Kirk Huffard; two eitep children, Missy Gagarin and Hunt- ner Marston; five step grandchildren; and eight grandchildren. tv Those planning an expression of sympathy are asked to consider Zion 3f Episcopal Church, Home my ihu, ana i Christ Memorial Chapel, Hobe Sound FL 33455. Ar- rangements are under the direction of AYCOCK FU-NEiAL HOME, Jupiter. mm UK JOHN THOMAS BROWN (JT) 7224 -112893 We miss 101 very much and wc all love you and will neivr forget iou. Your wife, Alto Brown (Son) John Brown, Jr.

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"We opened the police station prior to the hurricane for anyone who wanted to bring their families here, but few chose to do that," Ivy said. "The post-Andrew attitude around here is a little different." Ivy believes another hurricane would result in more families coming to the station and even more leaving the area well in advance of the storm's landfall. "The people helping people are going to have to assure their families have a plan to assure their safety well prior to landfall," he Deaths Raton. Palm Beach County Community Chapel, Lake Worth. Partington, Vernon 95, of West Palm Beach.

Tillman Funeral Home, West Palm Beach. Funeral Wednesday. Rufner, Margaret, 81, of Lake Worth. Lome and Sons Funeral Home, Delray Beach. Funeral Monday Sabean, Audrey, 96, of Loxa-hatchee.

Waites Funeral Service. Sheridan, Vincent, of Juno Beach. Northwood Funeral Home Crematory, West Palm Beach. Short, Harriet 81, of Riviera Beach. Northwood Funeral Home Crematory, West Palm Beach.

Memorial service Wednesday. Sturm, Frances, of Lake Worth. Riverside-Gordon Memo NOTICES NELLIE ROBINSON Age 79, of West Palm Beach, Florida, passed away at her home on June 15, 1995. She was a member of New Bethel Missionary Baptist Church, West Palm Beach, Fla. She is survived by one son, Clifford Banks, Detroit, Michigan; two nieces, Pharisee Williams, New York, Ireatha Furlow, Detroit, Michigan; one nephew, Wallace Banks, New York; two grandchildren, Clifford, Jr.

and Kimberly Banks; other nieces, nephews and cousins; other relatives and friends including two devoted friends, Edith Roe and Pearl Newberry both of West Palm Beach. Funeral Services Monday, July 3, 1995, 10:00 a.m. at STEVENS BROS. WEST PALM BEACH CHAPEL, 1803 N. Tamarind West Palm Beach, Fla.

IAN "JOHN" ANTHONY HILTON 55, of Pahokee died Sunday, June 18, 1995. A native of Blackpool, England, he was a longtime resident of South Florida, coming from Devon, England. During his 40-year career as a jazz musician, he performed throughout the USA and abroad. He was a member of the Miami Federation of Musicians, Local 655, and the Florida boating community. He is survived by his wife, Catherine Avon Hilton, and many lifelong friends and relatives.

A Memorial Mass will be held on Saturday, July 15, at 10:00 a.m. at St. Mary's Catholic Church, FanoKee, la. Those planning an ex- ptcaaiun ut aiv aancu iu run f- sider Chamber of Commerce Charrete f- Activity Account, Old Pahokee High School Restoration, 115 E. Main Street, 'Pahokee, FL 33476.

Arrangements are under the direction of AYCOCK FUNERAL HOME, Jupiter. JENNIE MATSON Age 78, of Palm Springs, Florida, passed away June 30, 1995. She had lived here since 1991 coming from Yonkers, New York. She was a member of the St. Catherine's Greek Orthodox Church.

Survivors include her husband, Nicholas; one daughter, Anne Matson of Coconut Creek, Florida; two sons, Dennis and Phillip both of Ft. Lauderdale, Florida; three grandchildren, Nichole, Matthew and Kelly. Funeral services will be held 11:30 a.m. on Monday, July 3, 1995 at the E. EARL SMITH SON MEMORY GARDENS CHAPEL, 3041 Kirk Lake Worth with entombment at Lake Worth Memory uardens.

Friends may call at the funeral home between the hours of 7-9 pm Saturday and 2-4 and 7-9 pm Sunday, with the Trisagion service at 8 p.m. on Sunday. The family has suggested memorial contributions to Hosuice of Palm Beach County, 5300 East Avenue, Wesl Palm Beach, FL 33407. HELEN RUTH MERRITT June 22, 1925 June 20, 1995 Born Helen Ruth Gorham In Paterson, N.J.; graduate of Ridgewood High School (1942) and University of Wisconsin (1946); member of Delta Delta Delta Sorority. Predeceased by husband George Edward Merritt in 1985.

Survivors include son, Peter G. Merritt and daughter-in-law Victoria L. Merritt of Hobe Sound, Fla. and son, James E. Merritt and daughter-in-law Mary W.

Merritt of Gardenerville, granddaughter, Haley June Merritt; brother, Cort C. Gorham and sister-in-law Adair Gorham of Killington, sister-in-law, Mrs. Willard B. (Marjorie) Knowlton of Manchester, N.H. Interment at George Washington Memorial Park In Paramus, N.J.

Donations may be made to the Arnold and Marie Schwartz Dialysis Center at 901 45th West Palm Beach, FL 33407. KYRIL PETROV VASSILEV, JR. October 16, 1944 June 29, 1995 Age 50, better known as "Kiko" of Niko's Marine Service passed away suddenly and unexpectedly on Thursday. June 29, 1995. He was the Captain of the Citizen Observer Patrol Unit 41.

He was also a Vietnam Era Veteran serving in the U.S. Naval Service with a rank of E-5. If the expression, "Truly Unique" was ever used, it was never more appropriate than when descriping Kiko. A husband, father, grandfather, son, brother and uncle, and to so many others, an extraordinary friend. For every one who ever met you, had a category of character covered in their life that never need filling, nor could be, by any other.

Knowing you, meant never forgetting you. A strong, seemingly Indestructable man, who was so easily humbled by the love of Christ in his heart. Survivors include his wife, Carol sons, Troy Ank Kiko III; a daughter, Robin Hetzel; his parents, Mrs. Helen Borinski and the late Kyrll P. Vassilev; sister, Gigf Hanley; brothers, James and Daniel Vassilev; granddaughters, Veronica, Tori, and Brooke.

Also, inlaws, nieces, nephews, and many friends who have exceeded the meaning of the word. you were so hard to describe, but what's harder, Is trying to find a way to sayGoodbye'. A Funeral Service will be held 4 pm Tuesday, July 4, at DORSEY FUNERAL HOME 3525 S. Congress Lake Worth with Rev. Troy Dailey of me delivers victory Church officiating.

1-nends may call from 2-4 and 7-9 pm Monday, July 3, and Tuesday, July 4, at the tuneral home. In lieu or flowers, please donate to the Belivers Victory Church Bulding Fund, 295 Foresta Ter race, West Palm Beach FL 33415 which was close to his heart. Mm will be housed in a second-floor area of the jail, away from inmates. They will eat meals at different times than inmates as well, Lt. Steve Chase said.

All sheriffs employees must fill out and return questionnaires by next week indicating whether their families plan to stay at a local shelter, the jail, or leave the area. No pets will be allowed in the jail, as is the policy at public shelters. Crowder's plan sounded "right on target" to one South Florida police chief who learned firsthand the importance of preparing for the safety of his officers' families. "We didn't have a plan that specifically addressed employees' Area man-Burse Funeral Home, West Palm Beach. Funeral Saturday.

Early, Edith 79, of Singer Island. Thomas L. Price Funeral Home, North Palm Beach. Gettleson, John, 72, of Jupiter. Inlet Cremation Service, Jupiter.

Hauer, Erna, 89, of Boynton Beach. Palm Beach County Community Chapel, Lake Worth. Krinsky, Theda 96, of West Palm Beach. Levitt Wein-stein Memorial Chapel, West Palm Beach. Funeral in Philadelphia.

Ladd, Edward, 84, of West Palm Beach. All County Funeral Home and Crematory. MacKinnon, Clarence, 80, of Tequesta. Inlet Cremation Service, Jupiter. Marks, Evelyn, 76, of Boca FUNERAL HOUSTON B.

MARSHALL 78, retired chairman of the Houston Electronics Corporation, founder and chairman of the Marshall Stamping Company died Wednesday, June 28, 1995 in Pittsburgh, PA after a long illness. A resident of West Palm Beach, FL for the last 17 years, he had extensive business experience during the course of his career. He was born December 2, 1916 in Pittsburgh, PA the son of The Honorable Elder W. and Bessie Irvine Marshall. He was a member of the Everglades Club, the Beach Club and the English Speaking Union.

He attended the Arnold School and was a graduate and former board member of The Valley Forge Military Academy '35, and a graduate Trustee Emeritus of Washington and Jefferson College '39 from which he also received an Honorary Doctorate of Laws. In 1941, he received a certificate in Metallurgy from Pennsylvania State University. He was a member of Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity and served at various times on Its national board. In 1939, he became a sales trainee at the Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation and a sales correspondent in Detroit in 1940. A student at the United Stales Naval Academy from 1941 to 1942, he served in the Navy from 1941 to 1945 aboard the USS Wyoming and the USS Fall River and advanced to the rank of Lieutenant.

In 1951 Mr. Marshall formed the Marshall Stamping Company which produced steel accessories for the home building industry and formed the Houston Electronics Corporation in 1961. A manufacturer of electronic parts and components, Houston Electronics played a significant part in space programs, having had some of its products used in both Telstar One, Telstar Two, Ranger Four, all Mercury Capsules, the Apollo and the Mariner Programs. In 1967, Houston Electronics Corporation merged with the Walter Kidde Corporation. Mr.

Marshall was a member of the founding committee which formed the Pittsburgh Penguins, a professional hockey team. Also an avid golfer, he was past president of the National Golf Association and a past member of the executive committee of the All-American Collegiate Golf Foundation. Keenly interested in Colonial American history, he was an active member of The Society of Colonial Wars and The Sons of the American Revolution. Mr. Marshall was a member of the Navy League, a fellow of the American Institute of Management, a member of the President's Council on Physical Fitness during the Reagan administration, and and was an ambassador to the Young Astronauts Program.

He was a former fellow of the President's Council of the American Institute of Management, a past director of Bloom Engineering Corporation of Pittsburgh, a former member of the Ceres Breeding Society Inc. at Mt. Howe, TX, and a former president of the Amen Corner in 1966, and a member of its Board of Governors from 1961 to 1965. Always interested in Republican causes, he was an active participant on the local and national level. In addition, Mr.

Marshall received the Humanitarian Award from Farleigh Dickinson University, the David Ben Gurion Award, and was a Knight of Malta. Surviving are his daughter, Corinne M. Babson of Pittsburgh; his two sons, Houston B. Marshall, Jr. of St.

Augustine, and Robert E. Marshall of Ligonier, PA; and three grandchildren. A memorial service will be conducted 1 pm Monday, July 3, at the Shadyside Presbyterian Church with family visitation one hour prior. Arrangements are by H. Samson, Pittsburgh (412 963-6180.

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Washington and Jefferson College, 60 South Lincoln Washington, PA or the Society of the Four Arts, Palm Beach FL 33480. MERLE EDWARD GODDARD Dearly beloved husband, father and grandfather (Poppa). Mr. Goddard passed away June 14, 1995 very peacefully at his residence. Mr.

Goddard served with-the U.S. Navy for 8 years in the South Pacific during WWII and Korea. Mr. Goddard was associated with Motorola Engineering and will be missed and loved by many. He was formerly with the NASA program and was the nephew of Robert E.

Goddard, inventor of "the rocket with Museums in New Mexico, Maryland and the Smithsonian. He attended the University of Washington. He is survived by his loving wife, Helen Edward Goddard; daughter and son-in-law, Suzanne and Stephen Strope, Newark Valley, New York; daughter, Deborah Ann Willis, Endicott, New York; and his most precious and beloved grandsons, Samuel Eldred and Stephen Edward Strope. Services will be held by NEPTUNE SOCIETY CREMATORY and burial will be at sea. In lieu of flowers please send contributions to Children's Home Society, 3600 Broadway, West Palm Beach, Fla.

MARJORIE C. WEAD Age 74, of Lake Park passed away Thursday, June 29, 1995. After an Illustrious marketing and management career, she devoted her life to family, raising her only child, Sharon Ann Wead, a local educational consultant, and traveling to State and National Association of Master Plumbers' conventions with her husband, W. Scott Wead, who predeceased her by years. A 37 year resident of Lake Park, she was very active In town politics having served on the Merit Board and as Clerk of Elections at the Town Hall.

Her contributions will be sorely missed by one and all. In addition to her daughter, she Is survived by three sisters, Mrs. Ruth Cralle, RIT, of Delray Beach; Mrs. Doris Bit hell, of Swampscott, MA, and Mrs. Rita Melecha of Peabody, MA; and a host of nieces and nephews, relatives, and friends.

A brief Memorial Service will be held 7 pm Thursday, July 6, at the Kelsey Park Pavillion. In lieu of flowers, Contributions may be made to Hospice of Palm Beach County 5300 East WPB FL 33407. CONSULTATION With This Ad 1333 FUNERAL SERVICES Palm Beach County Community Chapel South Florida's Economical Funeral Chapel Compare Our Prices And Services NO Hidden Costs Or Extras! Direct Cremation Includes Container and Crematory Charges $295 Cremation With Memorial Service $495 Graveside Services Includes Professional Services, Removal and Hearse $595 Traditional Chapel Service Includes Visitation, Casket And Service $995 Out of State Transfer' Includes Professional Services, Shipping Container and Local Charges $495 Dignity and Caring at an Affordable Price Call toll free 1-800-351-2427 i STRAGHN SON -TRI CITY FUNERAL HOME! 26 5th Delray Beach 272-8396- CREMATORIUM CREMATION SERVICES CREMATION SERVICE OF THE PALM BCHES SERVING ALL FAITHS FAMILY-OWNED OPERATED BOB KIRKPATRICK, OWNER RESIDENT OF PALM BCH CTY SINCE 1957; 640 E. OCEAN STE 6 BOYNTON BEACH, FLA 33435 DELRAYWPB 734-7409 BOCA 998-0112 INLET CREMATION SERVICES FAMILY OWNED OPERATEQ $325 (NO HIDDEN CHARGES, NO FILING FEES) NO ADDITIONAL LOCAL MILEAGE CHARGES Ashes scattered at sea as a courtesy to families at no charge. JUPITERWEST PALM BEACH 743-0594 HOBE SOUND 743-0685 STUART 286-9500 NATIONAL CREMATION SOCIETY FLORIDA'S OLDEST AND LARGEST CREMATION SOCIETY 6 4 1-3626 LAKE WORTH TREASURE COAST CREMATION $325 407120-8860 rial Chapel, West Palm Beach.

Funeral in New York. Taylor, Frances 76, of West Palm Beach. Quattlebaum-Holleman-Burse Funeral Home, West Palm Beach. Funeral Monday. Vassilev, Kyril 50 of West Palm Beach.

Dorsey Funeral Home, Lake Worth. Funeral Tuesday. Villanueva, Adilia, 59, of West Palm Beach. Dorsey Funeral Home, Lake Worth. Funeral Wednesday.

MARTIN COUNTY Bosse, Irene, 82, of Hobe Sound. Inlet Cremation Service, Jupiter. Lemontagne, James, 64, of Hobe Sound. Inlet Cremation Service, Jupiter. CLASSIFIED FRANCES B.

TAYLOR Age 76. of West Palm Beach, FL died Saturday, July 1, 1995 at the Good Samaritan Medical Center. She was born Oclober 2, 1918 in Philadelphia, PA the daughter of George and Catherine Burkhardl. She lived in Florida since 1951 coming from Philadelphia. She served as a Yeoman First Class in the U.S.

Navy during WW II. Alter the service, she worked as a legal secretary for C. H. Warwick, Attorney at Law. She was a member of St.

Juliana Catholic Church and the Everglades Club of Palm Beach. Mrs. Taylor was predeceased by her husband, Daniel E. Taylor, in Survivors Include her daughter, Susan T. Kirk-patrick and her husband Michael of Palm Beach; grandchildren, Sabra Kirkpatrick, Brian Kirkpatrick, Kelly Kirkpatrick, and Caroline Kirkpatrick.

Scripture service 7 pm Sunday at QUATTLE-BAUM HOLLEMAN BL'RSE FUNERAL HOME, 1201 S. Olive Wesl Palm Beach. FL where the family will receive friends 6-8 pm Sunday. The Funeral Mass will be 12 Noon Monday. July 3, 1995 at St.

Juliana Catholic Church, West Palm Beach with interment to follow at Hillcrest Memorial Park, West Palm Beach. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be sent to Center for Children in Crisis 2117 S. Congress Ave, WPB FL 33406. QUATTLEBAUM-HOLLEMAN-BURSE FUNERAL HOME FAMILY OWNED OPERATED IN LOVING MEMORLY pmmrnm-mmmumtmm p. July 1, 1961 December 30, 1994 10 years, how rt 1 4V quickly they went by.

With each passing moment my love for you continued to grow. The bond we formed is unbreakable. On this your birth day I dedicate these words to you. Forever Lovers Forever Friends A Lifetime Is A Short Time When Love Never Ends I realize that life must go on but. Without you in it, my life will never be the same.

Devotedly Yours, Your Wife Roseann In Loving Memory Eunice Pinder Moore April 21, 1930 -July 2, 1994 We thought ol you with love today but thai is noihing new. We thought about you yesterday and days before that too. We think of you in silence wc often speak your name. All we have now are memories and your picture in a frame. Your memory is our keepsake with which we'll never part.

God has you in his keeping we have you in our hearts. A million times we cried. If love alone could have saved you you never would have died. In life wc loved you dearly in death we love you still. In our hearts you hold a place no one can ever fill.

It broke our hearts to lose you but you didn't go alone. For a part of us went with you the day God took you home. Shirley, Louis, Sheree Grandchildren ThejPinder Family.