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his He on real just a rish; in Jr In 22, B-4 The Orlando Sentinel, Tuesday, September 22, 1992 Officer said boy could be arrested TOY from B-1 vard Mary Jess Road, outside the Edgewood city limits. pretending to was fire brown and black toy rifle at birds when a pickup truck passed. The driver, who believed Jeffrey was aiming a weapon, velled at left. the child and The driver came across Edgewood police Officer Oscar Soto not far away and told him of the armed youth. Soto said in his report that he rushed to the house, saw Jeffrey and believed the rifle was real.

Jeffrey said the officer turned on his flashing lights, walked up and took the rifle. Shirley Jones was watching the whole incident from her door, and said she became incensed with the officer's actions. "Your son could be arrested right now," she said Soto told her. But she knew Soto was out of his jurisdiction and told him so. Soto was unavailable to comment but did speak with Edgewood Lt.

Mark Cantell, saying he asked Jeffrey to let him see the gun, and that he then concluded it was a toy. Cantell said Soto tried to talk to Jeffrey's mom about the danger of children playing with guns that look real. Cantell said Soto wanted to explain that motorists on the busy street might believe the rifle was genuine and veer off the road. "He could cause an Cantell said. But Soto reported that Jones was argumentative and would not let him speak.

They both called the Orange County Sheriff's Office, which has jurisdiction in the area, and Deputy Dan Newlan arrived within minutes. Newlan, by all accounts, was polite and tried to calm everyone. Jones said, however, that as Newlan was leaving, he told her that he would have drawn his weapon and pointed it at Jeffrey if the youth had pointed the toy at him. Newlan did not recall making that statement, but Cantell said Soto recalled hearing it. Newlan went to talk with Jeffrey Monday evening to convince him police officers are decent people.

But Jeffrey needed no convincing. His grandfather, who gave him the $5 toy rifle five years ago, retired as an Orange County deputy sheriff in 1987 after 20 years' service. "I know some of them are more qualified than others," Jeffrey said. Funeral notices GLUYAS, WILLIAM "BILL" JR. Memorial services for Mr.

William "Bill" Gluyas, age 51, of Orlando, who passed away Monday, will be conducted Wednesday at First Presbyterian Church of Orlando with Rev. William C. Duckworth officiating. Interment will be held in Charlotte, NC at a later date. Mr.

Gluyas was President of EGP. He was a supporter of the Orlando Museum of Art, University of Central Florida Athletics, South Orlando Kiwanis, Orlando Science Center, Channel 24 Auction, Lake Highland Prep, Ivanhoe Foundation, Downtown Development Board and Fellowship of Christian Athletes. He was devoted to his community and committed to helping its arts, civic and educational organizations. He has been an art collector and supporter of the arts for many years. He was nominated for the 1992 Corporate Citizen of the Year Award because of his magnanimous support of the arts, civic and educational organizations throughout Central Florida.

He is survived by his sister, Sally G. Rollins of Charlotte, North Carolina; brother-in-law. Edwin Rollins, Jr. of Charlotte, NC and nieces, Faith and Winn Rollins of Charlotte. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Lutheran Towers, 300 E.

Church Orlando 32803 or Orlando Museum of Art, 2416 N. Mills Orlando 32803. BALDWIN-FAIRCHILD FUNERAL HOME, 301 NE Ivanhoe Orlando. MERSEREAU, GEORGE W. Funeral services for Mr.

Mersereau will be Wednesday at the Altamonte Springs Chapel of the Baldwin Fairchild Funeral Home. Dr. H. Charles Green of Orangewood ate. Graveside 3.00pm at City with Reverend Emanuel BALDWIN-FAIRCHILD tamonte Springs, BOSWELL, CARL W.

Presbyterian Church will officiservices will follow at Hollywood Cemetery, Orange David Boxerman of Presbyterian Church officiating. FUNERAL HOME, AI(994 E. Altamonte Dr.) Funeral services for Mr. Carl W. Boswell, age 76, of Winter Park, who passed away Monday, will be conducted Thursday 11am at the Goldenrod Chapel of the BaldwinFairchild Funeral Homes.

with the Pastor Bill Boyer officiating. Interment will follow at All Faiths Memorial Park. Visitation for friends will be Wednesday from 7 9pm at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers the family graciously request that donations be made to the National Parkinsons Associa tion, 1501 NW 9th Ave. Bob Hope Rd Mi ami, FL 33138.

BALDWIN-FAIRCHILD FUNERAL HOME, Goldenrod. (7520 Aloma Winter Park) HART, HELEN M. A graveside service for Helen M. Hart, 86, 107 Coleman Edgewater, FL, who died Monday, will be 3pm Wednesday, Sept. 23 at the Drawdy Rouse Cemetery, Orlando.

Miss Hart was born in Avon Park, FL and moved to Edgewater from Orlando 11 years ago. She survived by sister, Mattie Boatwright, Edgewater. Calling hours will be 5-8pm Tuesday, Sept. 22 at the DUD LEY EDGEWATER CHAPEL, 433 N. Ridge wood Edgewater.

and to do He 12 US. aiso Club lando, in Clare Janice son. in of eight Our Burgess great Florda Jr. South in in A FLOwer Obituaries WILLARD MARVIN ANDERSON. 79.

1140 Hobson St Longwood, died Thursday. Sept. 17. of a heart attack Alzhe mer dis ease. Mr.

Ander- was a retired son real estate and appraiser Born Chicago. to he moved Cen- tral Florida 1960 Survivors wife, Doris Bill Or- Kris. Parlando, daughters. Karen Marie. Ath- ens.

Ala Kim Bahlke. Tampa. Wendy, Alabaster. Ala. brother.

Wallace, Mountain Home. Ark. five grandchildren; two great -grandsons. Beacon Cremation Service of Central Florida, Orlando WINNIFRED J. ANDERSON, 38, 4274 Crossroads Court.

Orlando, died Saturday. Sept. 19. Ms. Anderson was a homemaker.

Born in Orlando, she was a lifelong resident. She was a member of St. Johns Missionary Baptist Church, Orlando. Survivors: son, Steven, Orlando, daughters, Taura, Ghia. Cherish, all of Orlando; mother, Mae Ola, Maitland; sisters, Wanda Walker, Orlando, Cynthia, Maitland.

Brinson's Funeral Home, Or- lando. YADWIGA C. BATES, 87. 3196 Deer Run Drive. Palm Bay, died Friday, Sept.

18. Mrs. Bates was a homemaker. Born in Bavaria, Germany, she moved to Central Florida from Long Island, N.Y., in 1961. A member of St.

Joseph's Catholic Church, Palm Bay, she was a member of the AARP. Survivors: sister-In-law, Millicent L. Heckathorn, Niles, Mich. Davis Funeral Home. Melbourne.

ANASTASIA T. BECKER, 77, 4103 Black Gum Ave. Mims, died Sunday, Sept. 20. Mrs.

Becker was a book binder. Born in Philadelphia, she moved to Central Florida in 1990. She was a member of Holy Spirit Catholic Church. Survivors: daughter, Patricia Pfaff, Mims; sister, Mary Gouck, Philadelphia, grandchildren and nine, greatgrandchildren. North Brevard Funeral Home, Titusville.

MELANIE LYNN BIANCHI. 37, 1118 Lake Blanche Drive, Orlando, died Sunday, Sept. 20. Mrs. Bianchi was a registered nurse for a doctor's office.

in Hollywood, she was a lifelong resident of Central Florida. She was Catholic. Survivors: Rose Lynch, Orlando; son, Paul Jackson, Winter Haven; daughter, Kim Jackson, Winter Haven; brothers, Willis L. San Diego, Bryan, Lake Wales; sister, Rose Mayer, Ocala. Fisk Funeral Home, St.

Cloud. CARL W. BOSWELL, 76. Ellendale Drive. Winter Park, died Monday, Sept.

21. Mr. Boswell was retired president of Florida Graphics. Born in Wells, N.Y.. he moved Florida in 1961.

He was Methodist. He was a member of 74th Troop Carrier Squadron Association and was an Army Air Corps veteran of World War II. Survivors: wife, Hilda sons, James Winter Springs, William Cincinnati; brother, Paul Washington, D.C.; grandchildren. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Goldenrod. BLANCHE BROWN, 77.

6315 Castlewood Drive, Orlando, died SaturSept. 19. Mrs. Brown was a home- ANDERSON, WILLARD M. Memorial services for Willard M.

Anderson will be held noon Thursday, September 24 at the chapel of St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church, 861. Maitland Altamonte Springs, conducted by Father Bill Hanley. family loves you and misses you, and request in lieu of flowers, memorial donations be made to the Alzheimer Resource Center, P.O. Box 1153, Winter Park 32790.

HELMS. ANNIE LOUISE Funeral service for Annie Louise Helms of Orlando, who passed away Sunday, will held Wednesday 10am at Hawthorne Funeral Home with Rev. Collins Moore Southside Baptist Church officiating. Interment will follow at Highland Memory Gar dens. Visitation for friends will be Tuesday 6-8pm at the funeral home.

Services entrusted to HAWTHORNE FUNERAL HOME. 4901 S. Orange Orlando. 425-2589. JOHNSTON, WILBURN C.

"WILL" Graveside service for Mr. Wilburn C. "Will' Johnston, age 60, of Orlando, who passed away Sunday, will be conducted Wednesday 10am at Greenwood Cemetery, Orlando with Chaplain Dick Smith officiating. Visitation for friends will be held Tuesday from 7-9pm at the Lake Ivanhoe Chapel of the Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home. BALDWIN-FAIRCHILD FUNERAL HOME, 301 NE Ivanhoe Orlando.

KANYAN, MARY S. Funeral services for Mary S. Kanyan will be conducted Wednesday at 2pm at St. Mary's Uranian Church with Rev. Fr.

Nicholas Regos officiating. Interment will follow at Highland Memory Gardens. Visitation for friends will be 2-4 and 7 9pm today with a special service conducted at 7pm today at CAREY HAND COX-PARKER FUNERAL HOME, 1350 W. Fairbanks Winter Park. 647-1942 LANGSTON.

C.H. "CAL" Graveside services for Cal Langston will be conducted Wednesday at Greenwood Cemetery at 11am with Reverend Paul Juvinall officiating, friends are invited. Memorial contributions may be made to First United Methodist Church, Orlando. ARRANGE MENTS BY: CAREY HAND COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME, 898 2561 WEIDINGER. JOHN ROSS Services will be held Wednesday afternoon Sept.

23rd at 4pm at Northland Community Church, 530 Dog, Track Longwood 32750. In lieu flowers, the family gra ciously encourages memorial donations to the Music Ministry of Northland Community Church. MATTHAI, LT. COL. BYRON JR.

(Ret.) Funeral services for Lt. Col. Matthai will be held Monday at Ft. Myer Chapel at Arlington National Cemetery. Friends may call at Woodlawn Funeral Wednesday 2-4 and 7 9pm.

Services are under the direction of WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME AND MEMORIAL PARK. Orlando. MORRISON, GRADY B. Funeral services for Mr Grady B. Morrison, Winter Garden SIGNORIELLO, FRANK 77, of Winter Garden, who passed away Saturday, Sept.

19, 1992, will be conducted Tuesday 11am, Sept. 1992 at The First Assembly of God in Winter Garden with Rev. Cortez Frazier officiating. Interment will follow at Winter Garden Cemetery God BALDWIN-FAIRCHILD FUNERAL HOME. near.

Funeral services for Mr. Frank Signoriello, age 77, of Orlando, who passed away Sat urday, will be conducted Wednesday 10am at the Aloma Avenue Chapel of the Bald win-Fairchild Funeral Homes. Interment will follow at All Faiths Memorial Park, Casselberry Visitation for friends will be held Tuesday 2 5pm at the funeral home. BALDWIN-FAIRCHILD FUNERAL HOME, Goldenrod. (7520 Aloma Winter Park) maker Born Hawthorne, she moved A member of Central Florida 1990.

Carter Tabernacle CME Church. she was a member of the Silver Leaf Survivors Edward Orlan- daughter. Ertha Harns Ferguson. Or- sister, Orlando: grandchildren, grandchil- dren. Mitchell's Funeral Home.

Orlando ALBERT. J. COLACEY 78 Vis- Circle, Deltona, Friday. died Sept. caya Mr.

Colacey was an engineer for the Itfor 30 Born government years. he moved to Central 1979 aly, of a member the was Catholic Deltona. Lakes Church. Survi- daughter, Colacey. Deltona.

R. Baldauff Funeral Stephen Home, Del- DONALD BRUCE COLLINS, 57, 1764 Live Oak St NE. Palm Bay, died Monday, Sept. 14 Mr. Collins was a lead computer operator for Harris Electronics Systems Born in Annapolis, he moved to Central Florida in 1976 A member of St.

Joseph's Catholic Church, Palm Bay, he was a Navy veteran of the Korean and Vietnam wars. Survivors. wife, Mary Ann; daughter, Jessica M. Martel, Cape Canaveral. Davis Funeral Home, Melbourne.

OPAL LORENE STEELE COOK, 74, 24141 Fox Road, Astor, died Sunday, Sept. 20. Mrs. Cook was a homemaker. Born in Portland.

she moved to Central Florida In 1984 She was Protestant. Survivors: husband. Paul daughters, Amelia C. Fase, Kissimmee, Bonnie L. Mangan, Lewisville, Texas, Peggy J.

McClung, Orlando; sons, James Newberry, Gerald Orlando, David Naples, sister. Roberta Triplett, Grove City. Ohio; brother, Sherman Stelle. Astor: 12 grandchildren; two great-grandchildren. Lankford Funeral Home, DeLand.

GERTRUDE CORDUA, 96, 3315 Pelham Road, Orlando, died Sunday, Sept. 20. Mrs. Cordua was a retired history teacher for the District of Columbia Public School System. Born in Liberty, she moved to Central Florida in 1989.

She was Protestant. Survivors: sister, Josephine Anderson, LaBelle; one grandson; two great Beacon Cremation Service of Central Florida, Orlando. H. LEE GAULDING, 72, 2886 Gardens Drive, Sanford, died Sunday, Sept. 20.

Mr. Gaulding was a commercial carpenter. Born in Richmond, he to Central Florida in 1968. He was a Navy veteran of World War 11. Survivor: wife, Margaret.

Gramkow Funeral Home, Sanford. LEIDA F. GIBSON, 79, Kelly Park Road, Apopka, died Saturday, Sept. 19. Mrs.

Gibson was a homemaker. Born in Winston County, she moved to Central Florida in 1959. She was a member of the Apopka Church of God of Prophecy. Survivors: daughter, Margaret Johnson, Apopka, brothers, Chester FerLester Ferrell, both of Eustis, Buddy Ferrell, Hollywood; sisters, Catherine Harper, Jasper, Betty, Hollywood; three grandchildren; one great-grandchild. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Apopka.

SARAH WHITE HARRIS, 73, 125 N. Keech Daytona Beach, died Saturday, Sept. 19. Mrs. Harris was a retired domestic worker.

Born in Early County, SLOMINSKI JAN DR. Age 81, of Mount Plymouth died Thursday September 17. 1992 at Rosemont Health Care in Orlando. He was born in Poland, came to Florida 11 years ago from the Virgin Islands. was a retired British Physician for 40 years.

Veteran of World War I with French Colonial Army in Senegal French West Africa, Polish Army in France and British Special Forces in Italy, Member of the British Empire. He is survived by his wife Marilyn, a daughter Anne Outred, and two grandsons, George and Nicholas Outred from London, England, a nephew Andrew Beck, Connecticut, three nieces, Maria Rzeszos, California, Urszula Jania Slominska, Poland TRYTEK. MARION J. Mass of the Christian Burial for Marion J. Trytek will be celebrated Wednesday, 10am from St.

Andrew Catholic Church, West Orlando. Father Dennis Chriszt will be Celebrant. Friends may call on Tuesday from 7- 9pm at the Dobbs Chapel, 430 N. Kirkman 1 block S. of Colonial.

There will be an evening Wake service Tuesday at 8pm at the Dobbs Chapel. Services under the professional direction of DOBBS FUNERAL HOME, West Orlando Chapel, 578-7720 WEBER, STERL W. Funeral services for Mr. Sterl W. Weber, age 72, of DeBary, who passed away Saturday, will be conducted Wednesday 11am at the Oaklawn Park Chapel of the Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home in Lake Mary with Rev.

Patricia Johnson officiating. Intemrent will follow Oaklawn Park Cemetery. Visitation for friends will be today 2-4 7-9 at the chapel. In lieu of flowers family request donations be made to Hospice of Volusia County, 655 N. Clyde Morris Daytona Beach 32114 or Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, 2917 Hwy 17-92, Sanford 32771.

BALDWIN-FAIRCHILD FUNERAL HOME, Oaklawn Park Chapel, Lake Mary LORD, LEONA A. Mass of 1 Christian Burial for Mrs. Leona A. Lord, age 71, of Orlando, who passed away Monday, will be celebrated Thursday 10am at St. James Cathedral with Father Sean Heslin as Celebrant.

Interment will follow at Woodlawn Memorial Park, Orlando. BALDWIN FAIRCHILD FUNERAL HOME, 301 NE Ivanhoe Orlando. IN LOVING MEMORY OF MRS. CARRIE KATSOS Dec. 25, 1896 Sept.

21. 1991 God claims, His own but memories keep you near. and lovingly, Dorothy Betty IN MEMORIAM SHERYL ANN PITTS April 1, 1967 September 22, 1985 The girl with those eyes could see what your heart was saying. A friend to the end. That's the kind of girl she was.

Taken away so young, taken away without a warning. Think of Sheryl, but laugh, don't cry, I know she'd want it that way We miss you so very much. Love, your sister, Shelly, Mom, Dad, Dale and Sharlene. she moved to Central Florida in 1956. She was president of the deaconess board and taught Women's Bible Class A at Mount Carmel Baptist Church, Daytona Beach.

She was on the Bethune-Cookman College Advisory foster grandmother for St. Timothy's Learning Center, both in Daytona Beach, and a member of Mary's Chapter of Eastern Star. Survivors: daughter, Sara H. Edwards, Daytona Beach; sister, Mary L. Jones, Arlington, five grandchildren.

Thompson Funeral Home, Daytona Beach. ANNIE LOUISE HELMS. 71, 4508 Bradley Orlando, died Sunday, Sept. 20. Mrs.

Helms was a telephone manager for Southern Bell. Born in Gainesboro, she moved to Central Florida in 1954. A member of Southside Baptist Church, she also was a member of the Telephone Pioneers of America. Survivors: son, Ricky, Orlando; brother, Odie Webb, Mount Juliet, sisters, Merlene Odom, Jean Spear, both of Samson, Ruby Tucker, Smyrna, Dorothy Jones, Nashville. two grandchildren.

Hawthorne Funeral Home, Orlando. WILBURN C. JOHNSTON, 60, Cedar Cove Drive, Orlando, died Sunday, Sept. 20. Mr.

Johnston was a quality control inspector for Martin Marietta. Born in Dunlap, Texas, he was Baptist. He was also a U.S. Navy veteran of the Korean War. Survivors: wife, Betty; mother, Alice Arella Reed, Sacramento, sons, David, Larry, Mark, all of Orlando; stepdaughters, Michelle Stoddard, Warren, Maine, Penny Whiddon, Gainesville; brothers, Wayne, Georgia, Garry, Chattanooga, nine grandchildren.

Baldwin Funeral Home, Orlando. MARY S. KANYAN, 80, 907 W. Citrus Apopka, died Saturday, Sept. 19.

Mrs. Kanyan was a homemaker. Born in Black Lick, she moved to Central Florida 1960. was a member of the Ukranian Church of Apopka. Survivors: sons, John Pluchinsky, Apopka, Pluchinsky, Oklahoma City, daughters, Anna Williams, Wildwood, Mary Bell, Apopka; sister, Helen Kerzan, Indiana, 10 grandchildren; 16 greatgrandchildren.

Carey Hand Cox-Parker, Winter Park. BARCELENA E. KEMMNER, 92, White Chapel Road, Winter Garden, died Sunday, Sept. 20. Mrs.

Kemmner was a homemaker. Born in Spencer, W.Va., she moved to Central Florida in 1988. She was a member of the United Pentecostal Church. Survivors: son, Cecil Combs, Winter Garden; daughter, Francis Clendenin, W.Va.; sister, Opal Stalnaker, Spencer; three grandchildren; three great-grandchildren. Woodlawn Funeral Home Memorial Park, Orlando.

GOLDA LAFERTY, 80, South Ridge- wood Avenue, Ormond Beach, died Sunday, Sept. 20. She was a retired General Electric employee. Born in Washington Township, she moved to Central Florida in 1972. Survivors: son, Charles Caldwell, Erie, daughter, Joyce Waterford, six grandchildren; eight great Haigh-Black Funeral Home, Ormond Beach.

Mrs. HEDVIG P. LINDSTROM, 91, 1550 Jess Parrish Court, Titusville, died Sunday, Sept. 20. Mrs.

Lindstrom was a homemaker. Born in Oslo, Norway, she moved to Palm Bay from Westwood, N.J., in 1952 and to Titusville in 1988. She was a member of St. Paul's United Methodist Church, Melbourne. Survivors: daughter, Jean M.

Schroedel, Melbourne; J. Russell, Brussels, Belgium; brothers and sisters in Norway; six grandchildren; two great-grandchildren. Davis Funeral Home, Melbourne. GERTRUDE CONDRAN SHARP, 95, 44 Lantana Drive, DeBary, died Saturday, Sept. 19.

Mrs. Sharp was a homemaker. Born in Philadelphia, she moved to Central Florida in 1955. She was Methodist. She was a member of the civic association and chamber commerce, both in DeBary: president of an American Legion post auxiliary and worthy matron of the Order of Eastern Star, both in Sheridan, Wyoming; and a member of the American Association of Retired Persons.

Survivors: daughter, Janet S. Potter, DeBary; son, Rodney, DeBary; four grandchildren; 21 greatgrandchildren. Lankford Funeral Home, Orange City. ARTHUR W. SLAUGHTER, 1420 S.

20. Mr. a retired sergeant Oak sMelbourme, died Sunday, Sept. first class in the Army. Born in Louisville, he moved to Central Florida in 1960.

He was Baptist. Survivors: wife, Hilda; stepsons, C.L. Bunce, Melbourne Beach, Bernard Bunce, Merritt Island; stepdaughter, Beverly Higdon, St. Cloud; brother, Eddie, Fort Lauderdale; eight grandchildren and three great Brownlie-Maxwell Funeral Home, Melbourne. FRANK E.

STONE, 86, 1620 Haven Drive, Orlando, died Monday, Sept. 21. Mr. Stone was a retired iron worker. Born in Gardner, he moved to Orlando from Astor, where he had lived for many years.

He was Methodist. He was a World War Navy veteran. There are no known local survivors. Allen-Summerhill Funeral Home, DeLand. Post Road, Rockledge, died Thursday, Sept.

17. Mrs. Tanner was an attendance coordinator with the Brevard County School System. Born in Bagdad, she moved Central Florida in 1967. A member of Rockledge United Methodist Church, she was a consultant with Mary Kay Cosmetics.

Survivors: husband, Chuck; daughter, Melissa Ann, Orlando; mother, Dessie McGomery, Evans, Ga. Wylie-Baxley Funeral Home, Rockledge. MATYAS TORONTALI, 66, Summerlin Avenue, Orlando, died Sunday, Sept. 20. Mr.

Torontali was a machinist in the tool and die industry. Born in Hungary, he moved to Central Florida in 1971. He was a member of Park Lake Presbyterian Church, Orlando. Survivors: wife, Elizabeth son, Emerich Nicholas, Orlando; daughter, Elizabeth Martha Mitchell, Orlando; brother, Rudolf Okeechobee; sister, Margaret Angel, Cleveland; one grandson. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Orlando.

PEGGYANN TANNER, 47, 918 Kings LAVERNE TRAPP, 81, 850 Road, Orlando, died Sunday, Sept. 20. Mrs. Trapp was a homemaker. Born in Cleveland, Ohio, she moved to Central Florida in 1960.

She was Lutheran. Survivors: son, Jerry Sanford; daughters, Bonnie Rutherford, Orlando, Glenrose Shannon, Northville, 12 grandchildren; six great-grandchildren. Banfield Mortuary Services, Winter Springs. MARION JANE TRYTEK, 70, 4200 sons. tona Drexel Orlando, died Sunday, Sept.

20. Mrs. Trytek was a homemaker. Born in Syracuse, N.Y., she moved to Central Florida in 1970. A member of St.

Andrew Catholic Church, Orlando, she also was a member of Women's VFW Post 8152, Pine Hills. Survivors: sons, Raymond, Richard, Frank, all of Orlando, Daniel, Syracuse; daughter, Barbara Ramey, Columbus, Ohio; brothers, Jerry Wilcox, Tom Wilcox, Joe Wilcox, all of New York; sisters, Norma Rouse, Sister Mary Jane Wilcox, Sister Vincent Louise Wilcox, Kate Osinski, Vera Baker, all of New York, Dorothy Balch, North Carolina; eight grandchildren; one greatgrandchild. Dobbs Funeral Home, West Orlando Chapel. MAY ANNA VAUGHN, 84, Village Place, Longwood, died Sunday, Sept. 20.

Mrs. Vaughn was a homemaker. Born in Queens, N.Y., she moved to Central Florida in 1989. She was a member of Ascension Lutheran Church, Casselberry. Survivors: daughters, Harriet Lohse, Belle Mead, N.J., Roberta Petersen, Longwood.

Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Forest City. Beech Court, Barefoot Bay, died Monday, Sept. 21. Mr. Webster was a retired industrial engineer with General Electric.

Born in Haverhill, he moved to Central Florida in 1974. He was a member of St. Luke's Catholic Church. Survivors: wife, Mary Alice; nieces, Donna Page, Diane Jenkins, Coleen Malizia. Brownlie-Maxwell Funeral Home, Melbourne.

MARLON F. WEBSTER, 83, 815 JOHN ROSS WEIDINGER, 40, Cheltanham Court, Longwood, died Monday, Sept. 21, of brain cancer. Mr. Weidinger was a former golf professional.

Born in San Francisco, he moved to Central Florida in 1990. A member of Northland Community Church, he also was a member of the Professional Golfer's Association of America and the Public Relations Full Sail Center for the Recording Arts. He was a bass player for the Northland Community Church Orchestra. Survivors: wife, Ashley daughter, Lindsay Longwood; mother, Margaret M. Oberlin, Orlando; brothers, Thomas Charles both of Orlando; stepsister, Ruth O.

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