1: THE PLAIN DEALER WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1996 9-B IN OBITUARIES 5 Peter Maisano 46, res restaurateur By RICHARD M. PEERY PLAIN DEALER REPORTER 1 CHESTER TOWNSHIP Peter Maisano Jr. made everyone comfortable in his restaurants and hotels. His Cleveland Restaurant in Valley View was a favorite place for a cross section of customers, from superstar en-' tertainers. and local politicians, professionals and sports figures to police officers and the people they policed.
"He was a hard-working guy. who made you feel at home," said' Bob Bolton, an author and retired Cleveland detective. Mr. Maisano was stricken with chest pains Sunday at his home in Chester Township. He died that day at Meridia Hillcrest Hospital.
4. LORAIN, Myron "Mike" Po-4 povich once owned an American Motors Corp. Jeep dealership in Vermilion. 4 More recently, he was a salesman for Mullinax's Ford dealership in Amherst. 3 Mr.
Popovich, 61, died of complications from cancer Monday at his home in Lorain. He was born in Lakewood and had lived in. Vermilion before moving to Lorain 17 years ago. Mr. Popovich, an.
Army veteran, enjoyed fishing. 7 He was a member of St. Nicholas Rite Catholic Church in Lorain. Survivors include his wife of 42 years, Mary; daughters, Carol Alley of Sussex, and Mary Santaella of Bay City, sons, Myron "Mike" Jr. and Stephen, both of Huron, and Charles of Denver; 11: grandchildren; a brother; and a sister.
-99 3 Services will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow at St. Nicholas Byzantine Rite Church, 2711 W. 40th Lorain. John J.
Gluvna Funeral Chapel in Lorain is arrangements. A i Myron 'Mike' Popovich, 61, had Jeep dealership Ruth A. Staszak, 68, took delight in growing flowers LORAIN Ruth A. Staszak was a member of Grace Baptist Church in Lorain. Mrs.
Staszak, 68, died of respiratory arrest at her home in Lorain yesterday, less than six months after the death of her husband, George a retired steelworker. Mrs. Staszak was born in Berlin Heights and lived in Vermilion before moving to Lorain 31 years ago. She enjoyed flowers and gardening. Survivors include her daughters, June A.
Krasienko of Lorain, Sandra K. Johnson and Veronica 0010 Death Notices VELEZ JUSTINA. VELEZ, beloved son of Jose and Lessly (nee Suarez), brother of Jeremey and Jaritza, grandson of Jose Velez and Ana L. Medina, and Miguel and Blanca Suarez, great-grandson of Angelina Mulero and Crucita Figueroa. Friends may call at the Cleveland Spanish Seventh Day Adventist Church, Franklin Blvd.
at W. 58 6-9 P.M. WEDNESDAY, where Services will be held Thursday at 11 a.m. Interment Riverside Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS BY NUNN-COLEMAN, 631-0550.
VIDA WILLIAM C. VIDA beloved husband of Sally J. (nee Bayus), dearest father of Sarah and William Vida, dearest son of June and William Vida, dearest brother of Gary (Barb) Vida, and Darlene (Brad) Tropf. Funeral Thursday, April 18 at from the MOSINSKI FUNERAL HOME, 7906 BROADVIEW BROADVIEW OH (CORNER OF BROADVIEW AND SPRAGUE RDS.) Church services at from St. Albert the Great Church.
VISITATION 7-9PM TUESDAY AND 2-4 7-9PM WEDNESDAY. WAGNER M. WAGNER (nee age 92, beloved wife of lithe late George, dearest mothher of Rosemary Turk (Jack) and the late George, and FrankJin, dearest grandmother of (Leonard Wagner (Debra) of and Linda Jersan (Wayne), Christopher Turk, "great grandmother of Jeremy, Joanne, Tara and of CA, dear sister of Bihn, Alberta Knox, and the late Leona Scherry, and Frank Bischof, and Florence Stueber, April 14. FuEneral Mass Friday, April 19, St. Church, Westpark at 49:30 a.m.
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may at CHAMBERS FUNERAL HOME, 4420 ROCKY RIVER DR. AT PURITAS, WEDNES7-9 P.M. AND THURSt DAY 2.4 AND 7.9 P.M. WEDNESDAY 2-4 7-9 $2100.
Call 330-722-6967. agent in Greater Cleveland. Mr. Maisano was known as a soft touch for anyone who sought a donation or wanted to sell tickets for a charity event. He had attended St.
Anselm Catholic Church in Chester Township. In addition to his wife, Mr. Maisano is survived by daughters, Alicia Doile of Auburn Township, Carla of South Euclid, Laura Novotney of Chardon and Tricia and Maria of Chester Township; his parents, Peter and Rose; three grandchildren; and two sisters. Services will be at 11 a.m. to-.
morrow at St. Anselm Church, 13013 Chillicothe Chester Township. Arrangements are being handled by Dicicco Sons funeral home of Mayfield Heights. Services will be at 9:30 a.m. Friday at St.
Mary Church, 8th St. and Reid Lorain. John J. Gluvna 'Funeral Chapel in Lorain is handling arrangements. Dennis Wheeler, 81, was a real estate salesman LOUISVILLE, Ky.
Dennis Wheeler worked at the Cleveland Workhouse for many years. He was the second-shift supervisor when he retired in 1983. He had earlier been a real estate salesman and public housing policeman. Mr. Wheeler died Wednesday at University Hospital in Louisville, Ky.
He was 81. He was born' in Montgomery, the oldest of Wheeler 16 children. He Wheeler was reared in Birmingham, where he married his first wife, Frances Hall. Mr. Wheeler worked at the Stove Co.
when he first came to Cleveland in 1937. During the 1940s, he worked as a policeman at the Carver Park Estate of the Cleveland Metropolitan Housing Authority. He formed a boys club known as the Junior Police at the housing project. Mr. Wheeler was working in the shipping department of a mattress factory when he was urged by Realtor John W.
Carmack to become a salesman. Mr. Wheeler not only sold homes, he became a broker and opened the Dennis Wheeler Realty Co. He handled hundreds of house sales in Cuyahoga County. Mr.
Wheeler was a member of the NAACP and the Lee-Harvard Community Association. He was an organizer of the East 175th Street Club. His second wife, Jessie Mae, and a son, Dennis are deceased. Mr. Wheeler is survived by a son, Marion G.
of Solon; two brothers; two sisters; five grandchildren; and numerous greatgrandchildren. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow at Olivet Institutional Baptist Church, 8712 Quincy Cleveland. Arrangements are being handled by E.F. Boyd Son Funeral Home of Cleveland.
Otto O. Price, 74, owned restaurant in Willowick MENTOR Otto O. Price, a former co-owner of Judd's Restaurant in Willowick, was the confections manager at Humphrey Co. in Cleveland for the last 20 years. Mr.
Price, 74, died Monday at his home in Mentor. He had moved to Mentor from Willoughby years ago. He was a World War II Army veteran. He was a member of Eastshore Masonic Lodge 709 of the Free Accepted Masons. Survivors include his wife, Erma; son, Donald of Mentor; daughters, Susan Fasso of Concord Township and Tammy Walch of Mentor; seven grandchildren; three brothers; and one sister.
Services will be at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Brunner Funeral' Home, 8466 Mentor Mentor. Memorial contributions may be made to the Hospice of the Western Reserve, 5786 Heisley Wayne Aldrich, manager with Nationwide Insurance BRADENTON, Fla. Wayne S. Aldrich started working as an insurance agent for the Nationwide Insurance Co.
in Wooster in 1945, when it was a relatively small firm. He soon became manager of the company's St. Clairsville branch. The company transferred him to New Jersey and then to Indiana to set up new branch offices during Nationwidels formative years. Then Mr.
Aldrich returned to Ohio, first working in Columbus, then in Cleveland as a district sales manager. Before retiring in 1981, he worked as an independent agent in Greater Cleveland. Caroline Li He was 46. He was born Cleveland. He graduated from Benedictine High School and attended John Carroll University.
Mr. Maisano purchased the Roman Gardens restaurant in Little Italy in 1976 and operated it for several years. He opened Cleveland Min 1980. When entertainer Sammy Davis Jr. was in town for four days in 1988, he visited the restaurant twice.
On a third day, when Frank Sinatra was performing at the Coliseum in Richfield, Davis had Mr. Maisano deliver a lunch of pasta puttenesca to them. Regular diners who were friends of Mr. Maisano included Cavaliers coach Mike Fratello, who had many post-game meals there. Radio host Mike Trivisano L.
Kaminski, both of Elyria, and Beverly A. Anderson of Huron; mother, Margaret Johnstone of San Luis Obispo, 13 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; three brothers; and a sister. Services will be at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Walter A. Frey Funeral Home, 700 W.
Erie Lorain. Memorials may be made to the Hospice of St. Joseph, 3700 Kolbe Lorain 44053.. Irene Niegowski Lightner, worked at Empire Spring ELYRIA Lightner worked Spring company last 24 years. As ator, she ran a a punch press that: used four dies to bend metal to make a part.
"She loved her work," said her daughter, Deborah Randolph of Elyria. Mrs. Lightner, 69, died Monday at her home in Elyria about a month after suf- Irene Niegowski for the Empire in Elyria for the a -slide opermachine similar to :8 Lightner fering a slight stroke. She was a single mother trying to support her family when she went to work at the spring company. Her children credit her for instilling positive values in them by example.
"She was a very active, very independent her daughter said. "She had heart of gold." Mrs. Lightner was born in Sheffield and lived most of her life in Elyria. She was a member of St. Mary Catholic Church in Elyria.
Gardening, working in her yard, playing bingo and spending time with her grandchildren were among her favorite activities. Besides her daughter, Mrs. Lightner is survived by her sons, John Niegowski of Flint, 0010 Death Notices ZAHORCAK BERNICE ZAHORCAK (nee Primosch), beloved wife of the late Michael, loving mother of Marlene Nikel (husband Edward) and Sandy Ferrone (husband Larry), beloved grand. mother of Theresa and Ryan Nikel, and Chrissy and Tommy Ferrone, dear sister of Marge Schlappal and Jean Hallis, dear aunt and great-aunt. Funeral Mass Friday, April 19, 1996, Holy Family Church at 10 a.m.
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends received at GOLUBSKI FUNERAL HOME, 5986 RIDGE PARMA, THURSDAY FROM 2-4 AND 47-9 P.M. 5 ZAMBORSKY JOHN D. ZAMBORSKY, 92, of Huron, formerly of Garfield died Tuesday, April 16, 1996 in Huron. He had been a resident of Huron since 1988 coming from Garfield Heights.
He is a member of St. Peter Catholic Church, Huron. He is survived by his daughter, Andrea Dalessandro, of Huron, two grandsons, two sisters, four brothers. He is preceded In death by his wife Lena (nee Stropki), parents, George and Anna (nee Yuhan) Zamborsky, four sisters, and one brother. Frlends may call Thursday from 4 until 5 p.m.
at the WHELAND- FOSTER FUNERAL HOME, 410 MAIN STREET, HURON. Mass will follow visitation at 5 p.m. In St. Peter Catholic Church, 430 Main Steet, Huron, with Rev. Leonard Zamborsky, pastor, St.
Louls Catholic Church, Cleveland officiating. Committal service will be Friday 10 a.m. at Calvary Cemetery, 10000 Miles Cleveland, Contributions can be made to Norwalk St. Paul High School Scholarship Fund, 93 E. Main Street, Norwalk, OH 44857 ZELE MIRIAM RUTH "JUDY" ZELE (nee MARQUARDT) beloved wife of the late John, sister of Eleanor "Sissy" Marquardt and Carl F.
"Bud" Marquardt (both deceased), loving aunt of Dennis Marquardt (deceased) and Jimmy Marquardt. Friends received ZELE FUNERAL HOME, 452 E. 152 ST. FRIDAY 11:00 A.M. UNTIL 2:00 P.M.
Interment Knollwood, Cemetery. Judy was Activities, Director for the Lakeshore Golden Age Center. In lieu of flowers, contributions in the name of John Judy Zele to The Slovene Home for the Aged would be appreciated by the family. broadcast programs from the dining room. The restaurant was so popular that Mr.
Maisano expanded the concept to the Flats downtown, where he launched on the Boardwalk in the late 1980s. He later leased the property to the operator of Tiffany's. He and his wife, Joanne, took over the Mayfield Road Drive-In theater in 1969 and ran 'it as family business. In recent years, Mr. Maisano had acquired Comfort Inn hotels in Independence and downtown.
The Cleveland hotel is in the former Keg and Quarter Hotel at E. 18th St. and Euclid where Sinatra, Elvis Presley, Bob Marley and other top entertainers stayed in the 1970s. James Niegowski of Medina and Stephen Niegowski of Mobile, six grandchildren; two sisters; and a brother. Services will be at 9:30 a.m.
tomorrow at St. Mary Church, 320 Middle Elyria. Dicken Funeral Home in Elyria is handling arrangements. A vi Edna J. Krueger, 73, was Salvation Army volunteer AMHERST Edna J.
Krueger logged more than 1,000 volunteer hours with the Salvation Army in Lorain. Her volunteer service was primarily, with the Keen-agers, a senior citizens group, and one of her favorite duties was helping to teach ceramics. Mrs. Krueger, 73, of Amherst, died Sunday at Amherst Hospital. She was born and had lived most of her life in Lorain.
She also had lived in Avon for eight years before moving to Amherst 12 years ago. Quilting was one of her hobbies. Mrs. Krueger was a member of Christ United Methodist Church. in Lorain.
Survivors include her husband of 45 years, Ronald; daughter, Carol Kodysz of Avon; sons, Carl of Wakeman and Paul of Amherst; four grandchildren; two brothers; and two sisters. Services will be at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Dovin Funeral Home, 2701 Elyria Lorain. Ann E. Chibola, 91, was a baker and pastry chef LORAIN Ann E.
Chibola, a member of St. Mary Catholic Church in Lorain, was a proficient baker and pastry chef. Mrs. Chibola, 91, died yesterday at her home in Lorain. The lifelong Lorain resident graduated from Lorain High School in 1922.
Mrs. Chibola's husband, Stephen, died in 1981. She is survived by her sister, Elizabeth Catalano of Lorain. 0010 Death Notices ZIERNICKI ANTHONY "RED" (TONY) ZIERNICKI, dearest husband of Lottie (nee Klimek), dear father of Ken (Isobel), Tony (Janet), Ed (Laura), and Greg (Carol), grandfather of 11, great -grandfather of one, brother of Claire Pommler, Sophie Wagen, Helen Maculewicz, and the late Raymond Stachewicz, Pearl Brzozowski, and Henry Ziernicki. CALLING HOURS WEDNESDAY 3-5 AND 7-9 P.M.
AT DAN COSIC FUNERAL HOME, 28890 CHARDON WILLOUGHBY HILLS, OH (BETWEEN BISHOP RT. 91). Funeral Mass Thursday, April 18, 1996 at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, Wickliffe, OH at 9:30 a.m. Interment All Souls.
ZUKOWSKI REV. EDWARD ZUKOWSKI C.PP.S. the Rev. Edward Zukowski, 81, died Sunday at the Infirmary at St. Charles Seminary, Carthagena.
He was born Aug. 22, 1914, In Toledo, to Joseph and Stephante (CIchewicz) Zukowski. Survivors are a brother Joseph Zaner, Madison MI, and six nieces and nephews. Deceased Is a brother. He began studying for the priesthood at St.
Mary Preparatory School, Burkettsville, moved to St. Joseph's College, Rensselaer, IN. He became a member of the Society of the Precious Blood Dec. 8, 1934 then studled at St. Charles Seminary.
He was ordained a Roman Catholic priest on March 8, 1942. He fulfilled assignments In Ohio, Wisconsin, Michigan and Florlda. He was pastor of Churches In Dayton, Columbus and at St. Paul Catholic Church, Sharpsburg. In 1991 he retired to the local seminary.
Funeral mass is at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the seminary chapel. Burial is at the seminary cemetery. Call ing begins at 2 P.M. TUESDAY AT THE SEMINARY.
HOGENKAMP FUNERAL HOME, ST. HENRY, IS HANDLING ARRANGEMENTS. 0020 Lodge Notices Received until 10 PM for next day's The Plain Dealer. Call 999-4860. FOREST CITY LODGE NO.
388 F. A.M. Masonic services for our late BROTHER ALBERT ROSEN will be conducted on Thursday, April 18, 1996 at 11:45 a.m. af The Miller Deutsch Memorial Chapel 1985 S. Taylor Rd.
JOSEPH 3: NEGIN, MORTON WOODWARD CHAPTER O. Officers and members please attend Eastern Star vices for our late SISTER HELEN K. FANKBONER, 77 year member, on Thursday, April 18 at 8 p.m. at Forward Funeral Home, Chagrin Rds. KAROL DALTON, W.M.
A Skall, 82, A .0 volunteer 4 2 i Peter Maisano Jr. Mr. Aldrich, 74, of Bradenton, died April 10 at Manatee Memorial Hospital in Bradenton. The LaGrange native graduated from LaGrange High School and earned a bachelor's degree from Ashland College. During World War II, he worked for Thompson Products in Cleveland.
Mr. Aldrich lived in Mentor before retiring to Florida. He was a member of LaGrange Masonic Lodge 399, Sahib Temple of Sarasota, and the Royal Order of Jesters. His wife, Anne, died in 1990. Mr.
Aldrich is survived by his. brothers, D. Robert of LaGrange and Merle "Dutch" of Visalia, Calif. Services will be at 1 p.m. today at Bradenton Funeral Home, 5100 Cortez Rd.
Bradenton. Memorial contributions may be made to the Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children, in care of Sahib Temple, 600 N. Beneva Sarasota, Fla. 34232. Glen B.
Cook, 63, worked as G.Q. Drywall supervisor WILLOUGHBY Glen B. Cook retired in 1993 as a superintendent for G.Q. Drywall in Wickliffe, where he had worked for 15 years. Mr.
Cook, 63, died Monday at Hospice House of Cleveland. He had cancer. He was a member of Carpenters' Union Local 95 of Cleveland for 45 years. Mr. Cook was a member of Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Willoughby and a third-degree member of the Knights of Columbus, Wickliffe Council 5405.
He was a former member of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 86 in Cleveland and a current member of the Ridge Acres Civic Association. He served in the Army in the Korean War. Born in Cleveland, Mr. Cook had lived in Lake County for 40 years. Survivors include his wife, Audrey; sons, Glen B.
of Eastlake, David E. of Leroy Township and Thomas M. of Willowick; daughter, Linda M. of Willoughby; seven grandchildren; and a brother. A funeral Mass will be at 10 a.m.
tomorrow at Immaculate Conception Church, 37950 Euclid Willoughby. Arrangements are being handled by McMahon-Coyne Funeral Home in Willoughby. Memorial contributions may be made to the Hospice of the Western Reserve, 5786 Heisley Mentor, Ohio 44060. Katheryn Klaar Edmonds, 92, teacher in Lakewood CHARDON Katheryn Klaar Edmonds taught fifth grade at Madison School in Lakewood for 11 years after the death of her first husband, John A. Klaar, in 1952.
She developed a reputation as the lead teacher of the "new math." She was a graduate of Kent State University. Mrs. Edmonds, 92, died Friday at Geauga Regional Hospital in Claridon Township. She had suffered a stroke and heart attack that day. In 1963, she married Crawford C.
Edmonds, a retired Lakewood Buick dealer she had met on a round-the-world trip. For the next 25 years, they lived in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. a year after her hus4 band died, she completed an extensive tour of China with her daughter, Sally. She loved to travel and had circled the world three times. In 1994, she moved back to Ohio and settled in Chardon near another daughter, Susan Klaar.
In addition, Mrs. Edmonds is survived by daughter Sally Ebling of Rocky River; one granddaughter; and two great-great grandchildren. A memorial service will be at 4 p.m. Monday at Pilgrim Christian Church, 202 S. Hambden Chardon.
Arrangements are being handled by Saxton-Parker-Daniels Funeral Chapels in Lakewood. BEACHWOOD Caroline Skall believed that volunteering was one's responsibility to the community. She became a certi? fied Braille transcriber and offered her services to the land Society for the Blind. During her 35 years at the task, she transcribed more than, 340,000 pages of material, including business forms, restaurant, menus and textbooks for high, school and college students in French, Spanish and Russian. In 1990, she was named the Volunteer of the Year by the Association for Education and habilitation of the Blind and ally Impaired of Ohio.
Mrs. Skall died yesterday at her home in Beachwood. She was 82. 4 She was born in Philadelphia and had moved to Cleveland after, she married her husband, Arthur, in the 1930s. She helped with the inception of the Red Cross blood" donor program.
She became active with the Red Cross Braille transcription service. Mrs. Skall had been a member, of board of trustees of the Cleve; land Sight Center since 1986. Her husband and a son, Kenneth, are deceased. Mrs.
Skall is survived by a son, Richard of Pepper Pike; three grandchildren; and two greatgrandchildren. Services will be at 1 p.m. tomorrow at the Suburban Temple; 22401 Chagrin Beachwood.1 Arrangements are being handied by Berkowitz-Kumin-Bookatz Memorial Chapel of Cleveland Heights. Michael F. McLaughlin, 73, starter at golf course.
By ZINA VISHNEVSKY 3 L' PLAIN DEALER REPORTER WESTLAKE Even though he was born in St. Paul, there was no doubt that Michael F. McLaughlin was Irish. As a child, his father returned the family to 2 his birthplace in County Mayo, Ireland, and Mr. McLaughlin learned Gaelic while attending school.
Outside the Irish circles of northeast Ohio, he was best known as the starter at the Big Met Golf Course in the Rocky McLaughlin McLaughlin 3 1. 0010 Death Notices WALTON ROBERT G. WALTON, JR. of Northbrook, IL, beloved husband of Bertha (nee Martin), devoted father of Christine (Kim Walton Kuhr and Rev. Robert Glenn (Linda) Walton, III, dear grandfather of three.
Member of Northbrook Historical Society and Northbrook Senior Center. Memorial Service Wednesday, April 17 at 3 p.m. at Village Presbyterian Church in Northbrook. Memorials In his name to Village Presbyterian Church or American Cancer Society. ARRANGEMENTS BY HANEKAMP FUNERAL HOME.
INFO. 847-272-3890. WAXMAN NORMAN (NATE) WAXMAN, beloved husband of Faye (nee Rothchild), devoted father of Bunny (Norman) Ginis and Marilyn (Jeff) Alley of Palm Springs, CA, loving grandfather of Brian (Annie) Ginis, Jodie Ginis, Randy (Jana) Greene, Robyn Greenspan and Eric Greene, great grandfather of Taylor, Zachary, Adam and Jordan, dear brother of Raye Blane, Abe, Shirley Gross, Minette Apple and the followIng deceased: Sam, Harry, BIll, Sophie Wager and Rose Marks. Services will be held at the Mt. Olive Cemetery Wednesday, April 17 at 1 p.m.
Family will receive friends at the residence of Dr. Mrs. Norman Ginis, 28600 Belcourt, Pepper Pike WEDNESDAY ONLY. PLEASE OMIT FLOWERS. Family suggests contributions to Menorah Park or the American Cancer ARRANGEMENTS BY BERKOWITZ BOOKATZ, INC.
MEMORIAL CHAPEL. WHITE MAMIE P. WHITE, dear mother of Vickie Williams and Henry White other relatives and friends. Family will receive friends THURSDAY 7PM AT GREATER MOUNT ARARAT MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 13023 CRENNELL AVE, with funeral to follow at CUMMINGS DAVIS FUNERAL HOME IN CHARGE OF MENTS. Interment Chattanooga, TN.
WILL See LaGODNEY WYSZYNSKI CZESLAWA WYSZYNSKI (nee Dombkowska), beloved wife of Anthony, dearest mother of Albin (Teresa) and Conrad (Barbara), dear grandmother of four, dear sister of the de. ceased Frances Lakota, Ed. ward, and Helena. Funeral Services Friday, April 19, 9:00 A.M. at KOMOROWSKI, A GOLDEN RULE FUNERAL HOME, 4105 EAST 71 and St.
Hyacinth Church 9:30 A.M. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. VISITING HOURS WEDNESDAY, 7-9 P.M. and THURSDAY 2-4 AND 7.9.
0040 In Memoriam DIGREGORIO Michalena DiGregorio 4-17-78 Her memory is as dear today as 'in the hour LOVE, she LOUIS, passed AND away. SON DIVINCENZO Alfred "Freddie" DiVincenzo Its been 10 long years since are gone. You're not dead, just away. 1 think about you everyday. LOVING WIFE, FLORENCE HILL James Lee Hill 4-17-26 Remembering my best friend.
LOVINGLY, NANCY 0070 Lost and Found and Rewards Received until 10 P.M. for next day's The Plain Dealer. Call 999-5555; after 5 P.M., 999-4860 Lost Don't forget to contact The Cuyahoga County Kennel 5 348-4820. We may be caring for your dog, right now. BIRD LOST green, blue, orange, black, red, orange rings around her feet, Archwood area 741-1898 CAT LOST, patches, female.
Near E. 260. Reward. 289-5274 CAT LOST Parma Circle area all black 7 mos. Reward.
Please call 888-4365 CAT LOST PLEASE HELP! Smokey gray male named Eddie, yrs, declawed front, neutered. Lost S. Euclid 381-5276 co*ckATIEL, gray, answers to "egg lo" upon feeding, E.222/EUclid. Call 261-4675, Ura. DIAMOND RING lost, man's, possible Bedford or Beachwood area, Reward.
381-3965. DOG found Thursday E. 152 area, markings, about 8 mos old. 451-0725 Claude DOG lost, older male Schnauzer Poodle mix 3 wks ago, last seen E. 152-Coit.
Reward. 531-7566. FOUND Bassett Hound, 4-14, female, brown, black white. Parma. 842-0590 FOUND: Dog April 12th, West 86th-Denison area, black and brown male, 1 year.
234-3957 FOUND Dog, mid-March. West Park area. Female, mixed, medium size, long hair front paws. 265-3015 LOST Beagle dogs. 2 females.
Hinckley area on Friday, $50 Reward. 330-225-5410. LOST Gold Wedding Ring Easter weekend at the Zoo or Art Museum. Reward 716-594-0864 LOST: Tee, black male cat paws, chin Flea collar. Westlake, 356-0815 LOST TIGER CAT- female, Clark Parkway area (Westlake), no collar.
808-8513 0080 Cemetery Lots and Monuments BROOKLYN Heights-1 double in Garden of Apostle. Call EASTLAWN Memory Gardens, Veteran's section, Medina county, 4 lots at $500 ea. 468-3368 SUNSET MEMORIAL PARK, N. OLMSTED, 2 lawn crypts. $2100.
Call 330-722-6967. River Reservation of the Met: roparks. As a John H. Tidyman wrote in his 1992 book, "Cleveland's Public Golf Courses," the course is filled with surprises, "But Big Met is mostly comfortable and familiar, like starter Mike, McLaughlin. The skinny Irishman has a big smile, a steady, tenor, and a willingness to accommodate the needs of public golfers; he's one of the many reasons, Big Met does a big business." Mr.
McLaughlin, 73, of Westlake, died Monday at St. John West Shore Hospital in Westlake. During World War II, he served as a corporal in the Army Air Corps. He was a test pilot and then navigator for troop transport with Air Force Transport mand Squadron B. After the war, he attended Fenn College.
Mr. McLaughlin was an insuri ance claims adjuster. His last job, was with the regional claims office of J.C. Penny Insurance in Parma. He retired in 1984.
During the 1970s, Mr. McLaughlin was president of the Bay Village Democratic Club. He was also president of the Waterford Society, an Irish tage group in Cleveland. AT Mr. McLaughlin is survived by.
daughters, Rae Kohut of land, Michelle Cox of Rocky River, and Maria of Cleveland Heights; sons, Tim of Berea, Scott of Arlington, and Mark.of Atlanta; and 10 grandchildren. His wife, Helen Teresa, died in 1956. 1983. A son, Geoffrey, died in Services will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow at St.
Ladislas Catholic Church, 2435 Bassett Westlake. Arrangements are by Chambers Funeral Home in Cleveland. WALTER ELSIE E. WALTER (nee Vopelak), beloved wife of George, dearest mother of Patricia Horsvath (Roy) and Barbara Myers tof Chicago, IL, grandmother of (David, Ryan and Dawn, sister fof Helen Waldron, Emily Seplavey, Anna Reichl, and the late John and Louls Vopelak. Funeral Mass Thursday, April $18 at St.
Anthony of Padua Church at 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, Friends may call at THE RICZO FUINERAL HOME, 7462 STATE PARMA (JUST SO. OF 'PLEASANT VALLEY TUESDAY 7.9 P.M. AND WEDNESDAY 2-4 7-9 AND MILANO MONUMENTS! MONUMENTS OF DISTINCTION Flowers Wreaths always Available. 14110 BROOKPARK RD.
OPPOSITE HOLY CROSS CEMETERY 362-1199 OPEN 7 DAYS.
