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I A TIMES FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1995 Obituaries from Page 8 SUNC0AST DEATHS Helen Herman led varied civic causes By CRAIG BASSE Timet Obituaries Editor Helen Herman, a community activist who led the League of Women Voters of Upper Pinellas and the county's Juvenile Welfare WOOD, HARLEY HOWARD, 72, of Palm Harbor, died Tuesday (March 7, 1995) at Manor Care Palm ilarbor. He was born in Detroit and came here in 1987 from Dearborn, Mich. He worked as a salesman and was a square dance caller. He was a Marine Corps veteran of World War II and a member of Edson's Marine Raiders Association. He was a Protestant and a member of Masonic Lodge 172, Dearborn, and Moose Lodge 1429.

Survivors include his wife of 50 years, Georgina four sons, Thomas Port St. Lucie, Harley Oak Park, Gary La Crosse, and Jeffery Arkansas City, and two grandchildren. Curlew Hills Funeral Home, Palm Harbor. This list Is extracted from detailed obituaries published in other regional editions of the Times. Citrus CROWE, WALTER A.

74, of Homosassa, died March 7. Wilder-Fountains Funeral Home, Homosassa Springs. ENGLERT, MARGARET HUNT, B7, of Inverness, died March 7. Charles E. Davis Funeral Home, Inverness.

HEAD, ALICE VIRGINIA, 77, of Homosassa, died March 8. Wilder-Fountains Funeral Home, Homosassa Springs. NAQLE, WILLIAM KENNETH, 24, of Floral City, died March 7. Hooper Funeral Home, Inverness. VOGELEY, HOWARD 72, of Citrus Springs, died March 7.

Hooper Funeral Home, Beverly Hills. Hernando BLAUVELT, RALPH E. "GENE," 70, of Spring Hill, died March 8. Brewer Memorial Funeral Homes and Crematory, Seven Hills. DEMARTINO, ANTHONY, 67, of Spring Hill, died March 6.

Pinecrest Funeral Chapel, Brooksville. MAAS, FLORENCE, 80, of Brooksville, died March 8. National Cremation Society, Brooksville. THOMAS, JOHN L. 83, of Brooksville, died March 8.

Merritt Funeral Home, Brooksville. WHITMER, WILLIAM 58, of Brooksville, died March 6. National Cremation Society, Brooksville. Board, has died in Canada at age 68. Mrs.

Herman, who suffered a stroke in January 1989, died Feb. 22 in Port McNeill Hospital, British Columbia, Hamilton Funeral Home, Riverview. JOHNSON, JOHNNY LEE, 36, of Tampa, died March 8. Garden of Memories Funeral Home, Tampa. LEMMONS, GERTRUDE, 76.

of Odessa, died March 8. William Sample Co. Funeral Directors, Tarpon Springs. MARTINEZ, MAGDALENA, 96, of Tampa, died March 6. Roel Curry Funeral Home, Tampa.

McOANIEL, JEWELL, 68, of Seminole, formerly of Tampa, died March 8. Garden of Memories Funeral Home, Tampa. PFANNEBECKER, ELLIS, 77, of Dover, died March 8. Hopewell Funeral Home, Plant City. STEPHENS, GRACE 71, of Tampa, died March 8.

F. T. Blount Funeral Home, Nebraska Avenue Chapel, Tampa. WATKINS, STANLEY 77, of Tampa, died March 8. Curry Son Funeral Home, Tampa.

Pasco BARBER, VIRGINIA RUELL, 83, of Largo, formerly of Hudson, died March 7. Family Funeral Care, Hudson. BIVENS, DORIS 86, of Port Richey, died March 9. Wellwood Funeral Home, Hudson. EARLY, BENJAMIN F.

95, of Holiday, died March 8. Thomas B. Dobies Funeral Home, Bartelt Road Chapel, Holiday. HERTZ, DANIEL DAVID, 36, of Port Richey, died March 7. Michels-Lundquist Funeral Home, New Port Richey.

LABIENTO, LORRAINE 37, of Hudson, died March 6. Arlington Funeral Home, Port Richey. LoPRESTI, THOMAS 85, of Port Richey, died March 9. Thomas B. Dobies Funeral Home, Congress Street Chapel, New Port Richey.

MATULEWICH, DENISE LYNN, 25, of Largo, formerly of Hudson, died March 8. Bell Funeral Home, Bayonet Point. NAHOLNIK, JULIE, 81, of Hudson, died March 8. Thomas B. Dobies Funeral Home, Congress Street Chapel, New Port Richey.

NELSON, EDWARD 65, of New Port Richey, died March 8. Dignified Funeral Alternatives, New Port Richey. NEVORASKI, EDWARD 74, of Hudson, died March 7. Arlington Funeral Home, Port Richey. SEKOWSKI, LUCYAN 81, of New Port Richey, died March 9.

Michels-Lundquist Funeral Home, New Port Richey. "tit. MRS. HERMAN Kenneth City Authority. In 1988, she was appointed to the board of advisers of the Florida Mental Health Institute at the University of South Florida, serving until her incapacitating stroke.

Born into a poor Norwalk, family caught up in politics and public affairs, Mrs. Herman once recalled her father volunteering the use of the family Buick touring car for a torchlight campaign parade in which she got to ride at age 7 with the mayor. She also remembered the sheriff coming to repossess the car for late payments. Growing up with an appetite for civic action, she drew Red Cross volunteer assignments, then Girl Scout work, in Detroit and at other military postings of her husband, Bill, an Army infantry captain she met when he came home for reassignment during World War II. Survivors include three other daughters, Heidi Soltau, British Columbia, Abigail Rao, Houston, and Paula German, Jacksonville; two brothers, Robert Weed, South Norwalk, and Richard Weed, Santa Cruz, Calif; and two grandchildren.

Her husband, a horticulturist for the Pinellas County School Board, died in Clearwater in November 1991 of pancreatic cancer. Mrs. Herman's body was cremated on Feb. 24 and her ashes were scattered at sea by her four daughters. Some information in this obituary came from a atory in the St.

Petersburg Evening Independent Hillsborough STREED, NANCY 80, of Kenneth City, died Wednesday (March 8, 1995) at home. Born in Milwaukee, she came here in 1974 from Washington, D.C., where she was an executive secretary for the federal agency for International Development-Foreign Services. Locally, she was a member of the Cathedral of St. Jude the Apostle. Survivors include a daughter, Nancy J.

Streed, Kenneth City; a sister, Marilyn R. Smith, Cypress, and a brother, Anthony Lopac, West Allis, Wis. Thomas J. Brett Funeral Home, St. Petersburg.

BARBATO, DANTE 20, of Lutz, died March 8. F. T. Blount Funeral Home, Lutz-Land O'Lakes Chapel, Lutz. DANEMARK, MAX, 90, of Seffner, died March 8.

Stowers Funeral Home, Brandon. GIDDENS, EARL 71, of Plant City, died March 6. Hopewell Funeral Home, Plant City. HALE, RANDY LEE 16, of Valrico, died March 7. Hillsboro Memorial Funeral Home, Brandon.

HILTON, BOBBI JO, 19, of Gibsonton, died March 8. a daughter, Peggy MacLeod of Glasgow, Scotland, reported this week. Her civic activism quickly became apparent after she moved to Clearwater in the late 1960s. She joined the League of Women Voters of Upper Pinellas and served as its chairman in 1975-77. In 1978 she became a member of the Juvenile Welfare Board.

She led it in 1981-82 and remained a member until 1986. "She was a real people person on the board," said James E. Mills, the board's executive director who worked with her for three years. "I used to chuckle that everybody had a specialty that the board turned to. Helen was a kind of superego and conscience of the board, reminding us we are in the business to serve children and families," Mills said Thursday.

Mrs. Herman also served on the Pinellas Licensing Board and the Clearwater Executive Airport McKINNON, ROGERS 62, of St. Petersburg, died Monday (March 6, 1995) at V. home of cancer. He came here in 1933 from his native Grand Rapids, Mich.

He was a 1950 S5 A graauaie oi si. rV. Petersburg High i School and a 1959 graduate of the DICKMAN, OLGA 93, of St. Petersburg, died Wednesday (March 8, 1995) at Pasadena Manor. She came here from Missouri and was a legal secretary.

North American Cremation Society, St. Petersburg. Pinellas Park BARON, STUART TENNEY, 84, of Pinellas Park, died Monday (March 6, 1995) at Forest Glen Lodge, New Port Richey. Born in New York City, he came here in 1972 from Washington, D.C. A graduate of University of California in Los Angeles, he received a doctorate in jurisprudence from the University of California.

He had a long career as a foreign service officer, with postings in Tokyo, Ryukyu Islands, Okinawa, the Philippines, Republic of Congo, Tunisia, and the bureau of African Nations in Washington, D.C. He was a member of Beta Theta Pi Fraternity and was a member of the Cathedral of St. Peter, St. Petersburg. He was an Army Air Forces veteran.

Survivors include a daughter, Elizabeth W. Dollard, Safety Harbor; two brothers, Eugene, La Canada, and Phillip, Atascadero, three grandchildren, Christine Dollard, Oldsmar, F. Stuart Dollard, Springfield, and Oakley Dollard, Wichita, and eight great-grandchildren. National Cremation Society, Largo. University of Florida.

He was owner of Rogers McKinnon Contracting Co. and an Army veteran of the Korean War. Active in sports, he was a member of the Police Athletic League and was a coach for the Northeast Bandits. Survivors include a daughter, Karen Link, and four sons, David, Christopher, Michael and Mark, all of St. Petersburg; three sisters, Marilyn Bailey, Lake Panasoffkee, Martha Barnes, High Springs, and Helen Welch, Arkansas; and four grandchildren.

Memorial Park Funeral Home-Cemetery, St. Petersburg. CHAPMAN, RICHARD 40, of Sarasota and formerly of St. Petersburg, died Friday (Feb. 10, 1995) in Colorado.

He attended the University of San Francisco and San Francisco City College and was an estimator and bidding contractor for high-rise and commercial construction. He was also a project manager and litigation consultant in St. Petersburg, San Francisco, Hong Kong and New York. Since 1988, he lived in Sarasota, where he was a waiter and chef at various restaurants at night and studied law during the day. He was a member of the American Brotherhood of Carpenters Joiners of America and was active in groups promoting greater visitation and custodial rights to divorced fathers.

Survivors include twin-daughters, Chelsea and Kristen Chapman, Gainesville; his mother, Inez Chapman, Costa Rica; and a brother, David, New York. Farnum-Holt Funeral Home and Crematory, Glenwood Springs, Colo. GITTENS, CYRIL 69, of St. Petersburg, died Tuesday (March 7, 1995) at Hospice House Woodside. Born in Barbados, West Indies, he came here in 1992 from Manhattan, N.Y., where he was a speech writer for 20 years for Metropolitan Insurance Co.

and a former news reporter in the Caribbean. He was an alumnus of Combermere High School, Barbados, and was a Catholic. Survivors include two sons, Cyril New York City, and Stephen, San Diego; two daughters, Patricia Salandy and Linda Robinson, both of North Philadelphia, five grandchildren; and a great-grandchild. Gulfport Memorial Funeral Home. SUNDQUIST, ELLA 88, of St.

Petersburg, died Tuesday (March 7, 1995) at Carrington Place. Born in Oslo, Norway, she came here in 1977 from Hicksville, N.Y., and was a homemaker. She was a former member of Sons of Norway. Survivors include a stepson, Earl Sundquist, St. Petersburg; two grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.

National Cremation Society, Largo. Dunedin TRAVIS, JOSEPH Dunedin, died Wednesday (March 8, 1 995) at Mease Hospital Dunedin. He was born in Detroit and came here in 1987 from Hammond, Ind. He worked as a purchasing agent for Inland Steel Corp. He was a Navy veteran and member of Light of Christ Catholic Church, Clearwater.

Survivors include two sons, Blake Dunedin, and Daniel B. Tarpon Springs; four grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Curlew Hills Funeral Home, Palm Harbor. Tarpon Springs KAMBOURES, GEORGE 49, of Tarpon Springs, died Wednesday (March 8, 1995) at Morton Plant Hospital, Clearwater. He was born in Tarpon Springs and had lived in the city most of his life.

He worked as an electrician and was a member of St. Ignatius Catholic Church, Tarpon Springs. Survivors include his wife, Debbie; three sons, Nicholas and Christopher, both of Tarpon Springs, and Dion, Altus, a daughter, Melissa Kamboures, Portage, two brothers, Mike and Tom, both of Hammond, two sisters, Irene Zelekis, Holiday, and Chula Hales, Orlando; and a grandson, Tyler Kamboures, Altus. Vinson Funeral Home, Tarpon Springs. SCHEIBE, ORVILLE 59, of Tarpon Springs, died Monday (Feb.

20, 1995) at Helen Ellis Memorial Hospital, Tarpon Springs. He came here in 1982 from his native Kenosha, Wis. He worked 35 years as a truck driver. He was an Army veteran of the Korean War and was a Lutheran. Survivors include his wife, Gail; a son, Orville, Kenosha; two daughters, Sherry L.

Morris, Kenosha, and Tammy Faust, Austin, Texas; a brother, Ken, Largo; a sister, Martha Opaliski, Oakford, and five grandchildren. National Cremation Society, Holiday. MARTZ, BARBARA SCOTT, of Virginia Beach, and formerly of St. Petersburg, died Saturday (Feb. 18, 1995) at a Norfolk (Va.) hospital.

Born in Newport, R.I., she came here when she was 9 and was a graduate of Northeast High School. She was a dental assistant and a member of Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church. Survivors include a daughter, Ronda J. Martz, and a son, Michael both of Virginia Beach; her mother, Marjorie B. Scott, Largo; and two grandchildren, Bryan S.

and Dylan A. Martz of Virginia Beach. Smith and Williams Funeral Home, Virginia Beach, Va. CELINSKIS, JANICE 56, of St. Petersburg, died Wednesday KILPATRICK, TILINKA 80, of St.

Petersburg, died Monday (March 6, 1995) at Hospice House Woodside. Born in New York, she came here in 1978 from Jackson, Miss. She retired as a secretary from the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services of Mississippi. Locally, she was a member of Blessed Trinity Catholic Church. Survivors include a daughter, Empress Kilpatrick, St.

Petersburg; two sons, Darby, Tampa, and Curtis, Birmingham, and three grandchildren. Curlew Hills Funeral Home, Palm Harbor. KNIGHT, GENEVIEVE CHRISTIE, 56, of Tallahassee and formerly of St. Petersburg, died Monday (March 6,1995) in Tallahassee. Born in Lloyd, she was a 1966 graduate of Gibbs Junior College and received a bachelor of science degree from the Florida University College of Education.

She retired as a schoolteacher in Gadsden County and was a member of Mount Sinai Missionary Baptist Church, Monticello. Survivors include her husband, Willie two daughters, Twynetta K. Howard and Katrina Knight, and her father, Sidney Christie all of Tallahassee; a sister, Maggie Gaines, St. Petersburg; five brothers, Clarence Dennis, Winter Haven, Danny and Sidney Christie both of St. Petersburg, and Tom and Charlie Christie, both of Tallahassee; and a granddaughter.

Tillman's Funeral Home, Monticello. LOMBARDI, ANTOINETTE 78, of St. Petersburg, died Wednesday (March 8, 1995) at Palm Garden of Largo. She came here in 1981 from her native Brooklyn, N.Y., and was a former shipping clerk for Rockwood Candy Co. in New York.

She was a volunteer at Crystal Lake Manor. Survivors include a brother, John Lombardi, Staten Island, N.Y.; two nieces; and eight nephews. Royal Palm Funeral Chapel Cemetery North, St. Petersburg. ROHR, MARGIE JUANITA, 52, of St.

Petersburg, died Wednesday (March 8, 1995) at St. Anthony's Hospital. Born in Union City, she came here in 1964 from California and was a certified nurse's assistant. She was a Baptist. Survivors include two daughters, Diana L.

Bigbee, Pinellas Park, and Anna Moore, Manassas, three sons, Stewart, David and Christopher, all of St. Petersburg; a sister, Ruth, Union City; seven grandchildren; and a companion, Willard Frank, St. Petersburg. R. Lee Williams Son Funeral Home, St.

Petersburg. Mcdowell, Florence 91, of Indiana, and formerly of St. Petersburg, died Tuesday (March 7, 1995) in Indiana, Pa. Born in Erie, she was a secretary there for more than 20 years for General Electric and came here in 1 957. She was a Protestant.

Survivors include a stepdaughter, Ruth Roth, Indiana, and four grandchildren. R. Lee Williams Son Funeral Home, St. Petersburg. .1 (March 8, 1995) at I home.

Born in a ri i FERRELL, DR. JOHN 77, of St. Petersburg, died Wednesday onrewsuury, she came here in 1987 from Worcester, and was a secretary for Salvation Army 14 1 (March 8, 1995) at home. A native of St. Petersburg, he was a 1935 graduate of St.

Petersburg High School and a 1937 graduate of St. Petersburg Junior College. A 1939 graduate of Emory Adult Renabilitation Sa I Center A memher DES JARDIN, ARMAND 86, of Pinellas Park, died Tuesday (March 7, 1995) at Heartland of St. Petersburg. Born in Caribou, Maine, he came here in 1975 from New Gloucester, Maine, and was a self-employed carpenter.

He was an Army veteran and a past president of the Fifth Infantry Association in Maine. Locally, he was a 20-year member of Good Samaritan Church, where he was a custodian, deacon and usher. He was an officer of Patrons of Husbandry in New Gloucester and Florida, and an officer of Knights of Pythias, Gray, Maine, and St. Petersburg. Survivors include his wife of 35 years, Paulina two sons, Daryl Azle, and Armand Pueblo, two daughters, Delores Williams, Haverhill, and Denise Geiser, Pahrump, a stepson, Earl Vantour II, Anaheim Hills, a stepdaughter, Cindy Seilhan, Hudson, N.H.; four sisters, Anita Martin, Seminole, Loretta Drummond, Largo, Gloria Carey, St.

Petersburg, and Nelda Martin, Augusta, Maine; 15 grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews. National Cremation Society, Largo. linniii il SMITH, RUBY 78. of St. Petersburg, died Tuesday (March 7, 1995) at Bayfront Medical Center.

Born in Ashland, she came here in 1971 from Wall Township, and was a retired machine operator. She was a member of VFW Post 4256 Auxiliary, St. Petersburg, and was a Baptist. Survivors include her husband of 49 years, Lawrence two sons, Lawrence Bayville, N.J., and Thomas Lakeland; a brother, Eldred Hayes, Ashland; and three grandchildren, Christine, Peter and Paul Smith. Curlew Hills Funeral Home, Palm Harbor.

of First Presbyterian Church, she belonged to its Highlander Bible class and the Clement Chapter of OES in Worcester. She was a member of the Latvian American Association of St. Petersburg. Survivors include her husband, John J. a son, Gerald A.

Urso, Johnston, R.I.; a daughter, Linda R. Harris, Worcester; a sister, Judith Butler, Charlton, and three grandchildren. Richard E. Sorensen, Gee Sorensen Funeral Home, St. Petersburg.

MANCINI, NORA 85, of St. Petersburg, died Thursday (March 9, 1995) at Bayfront Medical Center. Born in Pawtucket, R.I., she was a seasonal resident since 1987 from Cranston, R.I., where she was owner of Hardware. She was a Catholic. Survivors include two daughters, Jean D'Amico, St.

Petersburg, and Ann Merola, Johnston, R.I.; two sons, James, East Greenwich, R.I., and Robert, North Scituate, R.I.; three sisters, Zakie Dobbs, Toledo, Ohio, Jean Ginni, Pawtucket, and Gloria Zelfa, Boca Raton; and seven grandchildren. Thomas J. Brett Funeral Home, St. Petersburg. PERSPECTIVE Every Sunday THOMSEN, MARY ANN, 67, of St.

Petersburg, died Wednesday (March 8, 1995) at home of congestive heart failure. Born in Chicago, she came here in 1954 from Berwyn, 111., and was a homemaker. A graduate of Nazareth Academy, La Grange, 111., she also was a secretary for various businesses and was a school bus driver for Grace Lutheran Church. She was a member of Pasadena Community Church. Survivors include her husband of 41 years, Ernest a son, Mark Atlanta; and a brother, Lewis Terlizzi, Elgin, 111.

Anderson-McQueen Funeral Homes, Bobbitt Chapel, St. Petersburg. University, Atlanta, he received his medical degree there in 1942. A Navy lieutenant, he served in the Medical Corps during World War II in the First Marine Division in the South Pacific and was awarded various medals including the Purple Heart. From 1947 to 1978, he was a radiologist at local hospitals.

He was a member of the advisory committee of the Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center and belonged to Lakewood Country Club and St. Petersburg Rotary. His medical memberships included Pinellas County Medical Society, where he was a past president, Florida and American medical associations, Radiological Society of North America and was a past president of Florida Radiological Society. He was an avid golfer, fisherman, and rock, fossil and artifacts collector. He was a member of First Baptist Church.

Survivors include two sons, Dana Coral Springs, and James St. Petersburg; and a granddaughter, Nicolle d'Aulan Ferrell, Coral Springs. Anderson-McQueen Funeral Homes, Ninth Street Chapel, St. Petersburg. HARRIS, FLORENCE 89, of St.

Petersburg, died Wednesday (March 8, 1995) at North Shore Center. Born in Stockbridge, she came here in 1973 from Meriden, and was a homemaker. She was a member of First United Methodist Church, St. Petersburg. Survivors include a daughter, Florence de Nagy, Federalsburg, six grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren.

Anderson-McQueen Funeral Homes, Ninth Street Chapel, St. Petersburg. FIND IT IN THE Safety Harbor GRILLO, ELEANOR 82, of Safety Harbor, died Wednesday (March 8, 1995) at Morton Plant Hospital, Clearwater. She was born in Mansville, N.Y., and came here in 1978 from Westfield, J. She worked for the New Jersey Bell Telephone Plainfield, J.

She was a member of a square dancing club, Safety Harbor. Survivors include two sons, Valentine Klezer, Westfield, and Dave Klezer, Mendham, a daughter, Eleanor Lawler, Watchung, and 1 1 grandchildren. E. James Reese Funeral Home and Crematory, Seminole. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Gallery Needs Clean Pre-Owned Furniture! Could your home use a few additional pieces of Monday through Friday and until 5 p.m.

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He was born in Hawthorne and lived in St. Petersburg for many years. He was a cook and retired (11 FUNERAL NOTICES GRISBY Harold H. 89, of Largo, died March 8, 1995. A Funeral Service will be held 9 a.m., Monday, at the funeral home chapel, with Burial to follow In Serenity Gardens Memorial Park, Largo.

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