A he TIMES THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1987 NT obituaries North Pinellas BRADDOCK, FAYE 44, of 1543 Prospect Clearwater, died Wednesday (July 1, 1987) at her residence from natural causes. She came here 11 years ago from her native Prestonburg, Ky. She was a cashier and hostess with a hotel restaurant. Survivors include her husband, Edward three sons, Eddie, Danny, and Donald Hale, all of Clearwater; two daughters, Pamela Hale, Clearwater, and Pattie Bailey, Plymouth, Ohio; her mother, Maudie Moore, four brothers, Delmar, Rufus, Paul and Jarvis, and two sisters, Ruth Collins and Ikie Collins, all of Pyramid, and six grandchildren. Curlew Hills Memory Gardens, Palm Harbor.
BROWN, WILLIAM C. JR. "WM," 56, of 1243 Palmetto Clearwater, died Wednesday July 1, 1987) at Clearwater Community Hospital after a long illness. He came here 53 years ago from his native Alachua. He was a retired manager with Dewey's Bar, Largo.
He was a member of Friendship Missionary Baptist Church, Clearwater. Survivors include his wife, Ernestine; three sons, William C. III, Clearwater, Nick Hill, Brooksville, and Kevin Dorsey, Orlando; five daughters, Ellen Smith and Etta Green, both of Clearwater, Loretta Brown, Columbus, Pearl Robinson, Richmond, and Tracy Chandler, Largo; a brother, Leroy, Rochester, N.Y., and 11 grandchildren. Larkins Funeral Home, Clearwater. BUTLER, LOUISE 74, of Clearwater, died Tuesday (June 30, 1987) at her residence.
She was born in Chicago and came here in 1965 from Homewood, Ill. She was a retired secretary with the Homewood School System. She was a member of St. Brendan's Catholic Church, Clearwater. Survivors include her husband, John a son, David Westport, a brother, Harvey E.
Drake, Chicago; two sisters, Marie Permenter, Trinidad, West Indies, and Daisy Picket, Oklahoma, and two grandchildren. Moss-Feaster Guardian Funeral Home, Fort Harrison Chapel, Clearwater. COLE, ROBERT 71, of Clearwater, died Monday (June 29, 1987) at Bayfront Medical Center Hospital. He came here four years ago from his native Indianapolis, where he retired as chief senior reliability engineer with General Motors Detroit Diesel Allison Division. He was a member of the Pinellas County Fraternal Order of Police, Centre Lodge 23 and the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Valley of Indianapolis, both of Indianapolis.
Survivors include his wife, Elnora; two sons, David Scott, Sheridan, and Daniel Ray, and a daughter, Carolyn Mitchell, both of Dunedin; a brother, William Palm Desert, and five grandchildren. National Cremation Society, Clearwater. CRAWFORD, LOUIE FRANCES, 89, of Dunedin, and formerly of Clearwater, died Tuesday (June 30, 1987) at her residence. She was born in Roanoke, and came here in 1979 from Lyerly, Ga. She was a retired bookkeeper after 35 years.
She was a member of First Presbyterian Church, Dunedin. Surviving her are four sisters, Mildred McClellan and Lorline Crawford, both of Dunedin, Helen Scott, Alaska, and Allie Crawford, Sun City, Ariz. National Cremation Society, Clearwater. ENSMINGER, WILLIAM C. 73, of 100 Bluffview Drive, Belleair Bluffs, died Wednesday July 1, 1987) at his residence.
He was born in Columbus, Ohio, and came here in 1959 from Piqua, Ohio. He was a retired machinist with Honeywell Corp. He was a member of the Honeywell Minnreg Retirement Club, the Bath Club, North Redington Beach, the Elks Lodge, Ohio, and was a World War II Army Air Corps veteran. Survivors include his wife, Alice two sons, Steven, Tampa, and William Largo; two daughters, Louisa J. Daniel and Nancy C.
Ensminger, both of Largo; a sister, Betty Hardy, Cuba, five grandchildren, and two greatgrandchildren. Serenity Gardens Funeral Home, Largo. GROSS, ARTHUR of Dun- edin, died Tuesday (June 30, 1987) at his residence. He was born in New York City and came here in 1976 from Sussex, N.J. He was a retired accountant with Raybestor New Jersey.
He was a member of First Presbyterian Church, a 60-year member of Passaic Lodge 67 both of Passaic, the Scottish Rite Valley of Paterson, Paterson, N.J., Egypt Shrine Temple, West Orange, N.J., and the AARP. Survivors include his wife, Helen; a daughter, Virginia Szwed, Wallington, N.J.; three grandchildren, and one great-grandson. Moss-Feaster Guardian Funeral Home, Dunedin Chapel. McCLELLAND, EDWARD 88, of Seminole, died Tuesday (June 30, 1987) at University General Hospital, Seminole. He came here in 1955 from his native Chicago.
He was retired sales manager with Borden Co. He was a member of St. Paul United Methodist Church, Largo, and was a World War I Marine veteran. Survivors include two daughters, Jane Ritsch, Clearwater, and Loraine Walker, Wheaton, six grandsons, and two great-grandchildren. National Cremation Society, Clearwater.
PIEST, HOWARD 78, of 1020 San Marco Drive, Largo, died Wednesday (July 1, 1987) at his residence. He came here in 1969 from his native Chicago, where he was a retired tool and die maker with International Harvester Corp. He was a member of the Moose Lodge, Berwyn, Ill. Survivors include his wife, Edna two sons, Ronald, LaGrange Park, and Wayne, Brookfield, a sister, Verna Holub, Largo, and one grandson. Moss-Feaster Guardian Funeral Home, Largo Chapel.
POMERENKE, CATHERINE 89, of 620 Clearwater-Largo Road, Largo, died Tuesday (June 30, 1987) at her residence. She was born in Germany and came here in 1946 from Detroit. Survivors include her daughter, Catherine Allen, Mt. Clemens, five grandchildren, and 12 great-grandchildren. All Faiths Funeral Home, St.
Petersburg. PURDY, JOHN 78, of 2550 580, Clearwater, died Monday (June 29, 1987) at his residence. He was born in Philadelphia and came here 16 years ago from Broomall, Pa. He was a retired linotype operator with the Chilton Publishing Pennsylvania. He was a member of Masonic Lodge 218 Audubon, N.J.
Survivors include his wife, Catherine and two brothers, William Mexico Beach, and Fred Brooksville. Curlew Hills Memory Gardens, Palm Harbor. SAAS, FERREL ROSCOE "MIKE," 73, of 1632 Lake Ave. Clearwater, died Wedresday (July 1, 1987) at Largo Medical Center Hospital. He was born in Dayton, Ohio, and came here 27 years ago from Cleveland, where he was retired assistant to the president and also worked in the public relations department of the Ohio Standard Oil Co.
He was past commander of American Legion Post 66, Lakewood, Ohio, and was also a World War II Navy veteran. Survivors include his wife, Marcella; and four nephews, Frederick Saas, Columbus, Ohio, James Charles Perry, Charlotte, N.C., William Hopkins Perry, Boulder, and John Scott Perry, Glasgow, Scotland. Hubbell Funeral Home, Belleair Bluffs. South Pinellas DWYER, JOSEPHINE CATHERINE, 80, of St. Petersburg, died Monday (June 29, 1987) at Lakeland Regional Medical Center.
She was born in Andover, Mass. Locally, she was a member of St. Paul's Catholic Church and a 25-year member of the Catholic Daughters. Survivors include a son, Michael, Lakeland, and three grandchildren. Gentry Morrison Northside, Lakeland.
GOTTRON, FRANK 82, of 240 115th Treasure Island, died Tuesday (June 30, 1987) at Maria Manor. Born in East Pittsburgh, he came here in 1970 from Pittsburgh, where he was a mail carrier. Locally, he was a member of St. John's Catholic Church. Survivors include several nieces and nephews.
Robert D. Easter Guardian Funeral Home, Gulfport. HUEGLIN, HARRIET 92, of 550 62nd St. St. Petersburg, died Wednesday (July 1, 1987) at Palms of Pasadena Hospital.
Born in Blackstone, she came here in 1977 from Ottawa, Ill. Locally, she was a member of the Cathedral of St. Jude the Apostle. Survivors include two daughters, Shirley Neilson, St. Petersburg, and Barbara Kirkman, Grafton, a sister, Mildred Sullivan, St.
Petersburg, three grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren. Thomas J. Brett Funeral Home, St. Petersburg. KANOFSKE, GEORGE, 81, of St.
Petersburg, died Sunday (June 28, 1987) at Palms of Pasadena Hospital. Born i in Brooklyn, N.Y., he was a winter visitor for 20 years prior to moving here in 1985. He was a statistician for Consolidated Edison Company. He was Lutheran. Survivors include his wife, Luella; two daughters, Georgiana Ottersen, Massapequa, N.Y., and Helen Narvesen, Meridian, a son, Gerald Loff, Vero Beach, 10 grandchildren and seven greatgrandchildren.
National Cremation Society, St. Petersburg. KURZWEG, HAROLD P.K., 78, of St. Petersburg, died Tuesday (June 30, 1987) at Metropolitan General Hospital. He came here in 1982 from his native Minnesota.
He was a systems specialist for the U.S. government. He also was a World War II Army veteran. Survivors include his wife, Barbara; two sons, David, Greensboro, N.C., and H. Eugene, Fort Pierce, and seven grandchildren, including Barbara Gugliotti, St.
Petersburg. National Cremation Society, Clearwater. LOXTERMAN, JULIA, 76, of 680 79th Ter. St. Petersburg, died Saturday (June 27, 1987).
She came here in 1960 from her native Pittsburgh, where she was a waitress. She was Catholic. Survivors include a sister, Helen Cozza, Pittsburgh, and a brother, Michael Chuchua, California. Suncoast Funeral Chapel, Pinellas Park. MAGEE, ROY 85, of St.
Petersburg, formerly of Sarasota, died Goodwill's halfway house plans are defeated By PAUL HEATON Times Staff Writer CLEARWATER Vocal residents of the Snug Harbor neighborhood south of Gandy Boulevard helped thwart plans Wednesday to open a halfway house in their neighborhood. Goodwill Industries-Suncoast had hoped to open a 42-bed house in the Sahara Motel at 10910 Gandy Blvd. for use as a halfway house for former federal prison inmates. The Pinellas County Board of Adjustment, citing concerns that the house might be expanded later, denied a request that would have allowed the halfway house to open. Goodwill had hoped to lease and possibly purchase the motel which still is open from Norman W.
Bond. Debbie Passerini, vice president of human services for Goodwill, said her organization had no intention of expanding the halfway house. Goodwill's general offices are less than one-half mile from the proposed site of the motel, and the nearness made the property desirable, she said. Goodwill's general offices now house 55 people, she said, and the organization is forced to turn away Three group homes get zoning approval By PAUL HEATON Times Staff Writer CLEARWATER Despite, objections from nearby residents, permission was granted Wednesday to expand or open three group homes for people unable to care for themselves. The homes called adult congregate living facilities (ACLFs) were approved Wednesday by the county's Board of Adjustment, which is responsible for variances in land zoning.
In Seminole, permission was given for Mary Anne Miles to house up to four people in her group home at 9216 90th St. N. Area residents had presented a petition opposing the facility, saying they thought it was purchased to be a single-family residence. Permission also was granted for two North Pinellas group homes to house more people. William Brunelli received approval to allow four more people into his group home at 346 Ranch Road in East Lake.
Residents near there said they did not object to the home, which currently has four residents, but said they didn't want too many people living there. The largest of the requests was to double the number of people allowed in a group home at 2730 Curlew Road. The owner, Kenneth Burke, said he plans to add six bedrooms so he can accommodate 24 people instead of 12. How to place an obituary Obituaries: Obituaries of seasonal visitors are published service. They may include such address, cause of death, occupation, surviving close relatives.
This from the funeral home. Photographs welcome. For more information, 5 p.m. Tuesday (June 30, 1987) at Bayfront Medical Center. He moved to Sarasota in 1961 from his native Yonkers, N.Y.
He was a record keeper for the Veterans Administration in New York. He was a World War I Army veteran. He was a member of St. Boniface Episcopal Church and life member of DAV Chapter 3, both in Sarasota. Survivors include a sister, Edith Acker, and a nephew, Kenneth Wohlgemuth, of St.
Petersburg. National Cremation Society, St. Petersburg. MASON, TROY 90, formerly of St. Petersburg, died Thursday (June 25, 1987) at West Volusia Memorial Hospital in DeLand.
Mr. Mason lived in St. Petersburg for 50 years and owned the Swan Cake and Pie Co. He moved to Orange City 16 years ago. He was born in Montgomery County, Ga.
He was Methodist. Survivors include his wife, Eunice; a daughter, Ann Hutto, Greenwood, S.C.; two sisters, Esther, Jacksonville, and Alma Thaggard, Orlando, and two grandchildren. Lankford Orange City Chapel. O'CONNELL, AGNES 86, of 8400 55th Way Pinellas Park, died Wednesday (July 1, 1987) at Metropolitan General Hospital. Born in Raymond, Iowa, she came here in 1967 from Chicago.
She was a secretary for the U.S. government. Locally, she was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Survivors include two brothers, John, Big Bend, and Maurice, Pinellas Park; and a sister, Josephine Beam, Springfield, Va. Thomas J.
Brett Funeral Home, St. Petersburg. O'HAGAN, ROBERT 42, of 7645 Sun Island Drive South Pasadena, died Monday (June 29, 1987) at the Veterans Administration Medical Center at Pines. He was born in Brooklyn, N.Y. He was a public relations representative for a publishing company.
He was Catholic and an Army veteran. Survivors include a daughter, Marie, Wood Haven, N.Y.; his mother, Marie, South Pasadena, and a brother, Richard, Marmora, NJ. National Cremation Society, St. Petersburg. PARSONS, LILLYAN 78, formerly of St.
Petersburg Beach, died Monday (June 29, 1987) at St. Joseph's Hospital in Atlanta. Born in Wilmington, N.C., she came here in 1948 and worked as a legal secretary for 25 years. She moved to Atlanta two months ago. She was a graduate of Salem College and belonged to St.
Alban's Episcopal Church. Survivors include a son, Thomas, Atlanta, and three grandchildren, Will St. Petersburg Beach; A Ja, Chapel Hill, N.C., and Tom Atlanta. Sandy Springs Chapel, Atlanta. STAEHLE, PEARL RASMU SEN, 79, of 111 66th Ave.
Drive Bradenton, formerly of St. Petersbu from 1970 to 1983, died Tuesd: (June 30, 1987) in Bradenton. Born Chicago, she came to St. Petersburg 1970 from Melrose Park, Ill. She w.
Lutheran. She also was a member the Ladies of the Moose. Survivo include a son, Richard R. Rasmusse Bradenton; a sister, Marie Ahrensfel St. Petersburg, three grandchildre and eight great-grandchildren.
R. Williams Funeral Home, St. Peter burg. STERNS, HARVEY 86, St. Petersburg, died Sunday (June 21 1987) at Humana Hospital Sun Ba He was born in Ohio.
Survivors incluc two nephews, Russell Cedoz an Wayne Cedoz, of Port Clinton, Ohio and a niece, Barbara Seimet, Oregon Ohio. National Cremation Society Clearwater. WATKINS, GEORGE I 83, 305 Ninth St. St. Petersburg, die Monday (June 29, 1987).
Born in Kai sas City, he came here in 198 from Liberia, where he was a mission ary for 37 years. He was a member Lake Maggiore Congregation of vah's Witnesses. Survivors includ four sisters, Mary Jones and Bernic Spencer of Portland, Beatric Roberts, Los Angeles, and Arceni May, Kansas City. All Faiths Funer: Home, St. Petersburg.
WEINERT, MARIE 86, North Redington Beach, died Monda (June 29, 1987) in Dayton, Ohio. Sh was born in Dayton. Survivors includ her husband, Roland; a daughter, Mar Buck Suttles, Dayton; a son, Matther Joefreda, Waynesville, Ohio; a step daughter, Barbara Duncan, North Re dington Beach; two stepsons, Dr. Alle Weinert, Connecticut, and Rolan Weinert, New Jersey; a niece, Doroth Patterson, Florida, five grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Routsong Fu neral Home, Dayton.
WISEGARVER, CORNELIU! 80, of 2510 Lynn Lake Circle St Petersburg, died Tuesday (June 30 1987) at his residence. Born in Penn sylvania, he came here in 1955 fron Mount Joy, Pa. He was a machinist fo an aircraft marine company. Locally he was a member of the Maximo Bap tist Church. Survivors include his wife Ruth; three daughters, Jane Beach and Sally Halbleib, of Mount Joy, and Con nie Paul, St.
Petersburg; two sisters Martha Myers, Mount Joy, and Id: George, Manheim, a brother Clarence Wisegarver, Mount Joy eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Mathews-Palms Me morial Funeral Directors, St. Peters burg. five to 10 people each month for lack of space. More than 20 area residents, citing possible declines in property values and concern for families, vehemently protested the project.
Larry Ford, who lives behind the motel, said he has lived near halfway houses before. "'We don't need this kind of headache i in the Funeral notices BUTLER Louise Drake, 74, died June 30, 1987, at her home at 255 Dolphin Point, Clearwater. Born in Chicago, IL, she came to this area in 1965 from Homewood, IL, where she had been secretary to the Superintendent of Schools and secretary to the Board of the Flossmoor, IL, School System. In Clearwater, she worked at Heilman's Beachcomber Restaurant, where she was secretary. She also worked for several years in the Belleview Biltmore office during the season.
She was a member of St. Brendan's Catholic Church on Island Estates. She is survived by her husband John son David R. of Westport, CT; sisters Marie Permenter of Trinidad, West Indies, and Daisy Picket of Oklahoma; brother Harvey E. Drake of Chicago, IL; granddaughters Susan and Jennifer.
Visitation: 2-4 today at Moss-Feaster Ft. Harrison Chapel, with Service Friday 10:30 AM at St. Brendan's Catholic Church. Interment will follow. MOSS-FEASTER GUARDIAN FUNERAL HOMES FT.
HARRISON SAAS Ferrel Roscoe 'Mike', 73, of 1632 Lake Avenue Clearwater, died July 1, 1987, survived by his wife Marcella; nephews Frederick Saas of Columbus, OH, James Charles Perry of Charlotte, NC, William Hopkins Perry of Boulder, cO, John Scott Perry of Glasgow, Scotland. Funeral Service: 2 PM Friday at Hubbell Funeral Home conducted by The Rev. Gordon H. Strickland, Associate, First United Methodist Church, Clearwater. Entombment will follow in Sylvan Abbey Memorial Park.
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