Ow dat 101 41 at to 1190 (Or ent vet OuT hate Inst 16IT 00 3d 2AM on charge arrangements, DEATH NOTICES MONTINERI, Paul Paul Montineri, 86, of Brown Bloomfield, beloved husband' of Sonia (Denalsky) Montineri, died Wednesday, (December 6, 2000) at St. Francis Hospital after suffering injuries from an bile accident. Born in Hartford, son of the late Salvatore and Josephine (Gazzara) Montineri, he lived in Tariffville before moving to Bloomfield 45 years ago. Paul was a graduate of Weaver High School, and received his Bachelor of Arts Degree from the University of Hartford. He served in the U.S.
Army during World War II. Before he retired in 1979, he was employed at Veeder Root Hartford, for 45 years. He was a member of the V.F.W. of Bloomfield and the Masonic W. of Bloomfield.
He was a member Lodge. the First Congregational Church, Bloomfield, he played the piano and was a gentle mannered person. Besides his wife, Sonia, he is survived by two sons and a Joseph P. Montineri of Canton, and Paul E. and Patsi Montineri of Duluth, GA; a daughter, Felicia Montineri of Milton, VT and her partner, Mary Ellen Darrah; three grandchildren, Samantha and Joseph Montineri, and their mother, Sandra Montineri, all of Manchester, and Dominick Montineri of Duluth, GA; and many other relatives and friends.
Funeral services will be TODAY, December 8, 7 p.m., at the Carmon Windsor Funeral Home, 807 Bloomfield Windsor. Burial will be Saturday, Dec. 9, 10 a.m., in Cedar Hill Cemetery, Hartford. His family will receive friends TODAY, 2-4 and 6-7 p.m. at the funeral home.
Memorial donations may be made to the charity of the donors' choice. Outerson, Capt. William "Bill" Captain William "Bill" Outerson, USN, 90, of Storrs, died' a peacefully on Thursday (November 30, 2000). Born in Edinburgh, Scotland in 1909, Bill moved with this family in 1921 to California from which state he was appointed to the U.S. Naval Academy.
Upon graduation from the Naval Academy in 1932, he began a decorated military career of almost 30 years, serving on a variety of ships and naval installations. Capt. Outerson took part in the Invasion of North Africa, the Sicily Landing, the Normandy Landing and the assault on Southern France. He was awarded two Silver Stars and the French Croix de Guerre for his services in World War Il and the Korean War. Upon retirement from the Navy in 1960, Capt.
Outerson attended Purdue University, where he received a degree of Masters in Science. From 1961 to 1972, he taught mathematics at the University Connecticut. Bill was a of American Radio Relay League, the American Cryptogram Association, the U.S. Naval Institute and Naval Academy Alumni Association. Capt.
Outerson was predeceased by his first wife, Betty and is survived by second wife, Marion. He is also survived by his son, Michael Outerson (June) of Phoenix, MD; his daughter, Gay Hathaway, (Jim) of Little Rock, AR; five grandchildren; and many greatgrandchildren. A memorial service will be held at 4 p.m., December 9, at the Storrs Congregational Church. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society or the U.S. Naval Academy Foundation.
PALLEIN, Ernest J. Ernest J. Pallein, 37, of Coventry and formerly of Manchester, husband of Joanne E. (Silvey) Pallein, died Tuesday (December 5, 2000) at Manchester Memorial Hospital. He was born March 12, 1963 in Manchester, son of Ernest H.
and Elaine (Gibson) Pallein of Manchester and had lived in Manchester most of his life before moving to Coventry in 1995. He was a member of Concordia Lutheran Church in Manchester and was the operator of Cleaning Service. He had previously worked at Manchester Memorial Hospital for many years. Besides his wife and parents Ernie is survived by three step-daughters, Shannon M. Kula of Washington D.C., Heather A.
Kula of Hartford and Lori E. Kula, also of Hartford; two brothers and sisters-in-law, Mark D. and Marta Pallein of Lebanon, Michael G. and Maria Pallein of Columbia; his stepgranddaughter, Heavon Allen of Hartford; his wife's parents, Frank and Elizabeth Silvey of Newington; a nephew, Justin Pallein; and two nieces, Hannah and Mariah Pallein, all of Columbia; his sister-in-law, Nancy (Silvey) Zocco; and her husband, Eric of Andover. Funeral services will be held Saturday, December 9, at 12 Noon at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Manchester.
Burial will be in the East Cemetery. There are no calling hours. In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be made to the American Heart Assoc. of Greater Hartford, 5 Brookside Wallingford, CT 06492. PEARLE, Phyllis (Anthony) Phyllis (Anthony) Pearle, of Hartwife of the late Prentice W.
Pearle entered into eternal rest Monday (December 4, 2000) in Bloomfield. A of Hartford she was born January 18, 1913 and resided in Hartford for 70 years. She was a "charter" member of Faith Seventh Day Adventist Church where she served faithfully in many capacities over period of 54 years. She leaves to mourn her passing her mother, Effie Anthony of New Haven; two granddaughters, Phyllis N. Douglas of Lithonia, GA, and Rolan Douglas-Young of New Haven; a grandson, Stanley Belton thomas: Hartford; a great grandson, Isaiah Douglas of Lithonia, GA; her daughter-in-law, Harriet Douglas; her foster son, Lawrence Black of Hartford; her godson, Lester Harris; a sister-in-law, Josephine Pearle of New Haven; several cousins and a host of friends.
Besides her "husband she was predeceased by her son, Roland H. Douglas Jr. Funeral Services Sunday, 1:30 p.m. at Faith Adventist Church, 500 Woodland Hartford with calling hour p.m. Burial Monday, Dec.
11, at 10 a.m. in the family plot, Rose Hill Memorial Park, Hill. Clark, Bell Bell Funeral Rocky Hartford Home, 319 Barbour of has Parking lot home a a in rear. DEATH NOTICES RICHARDSON, Effie Delano on arrangements. Home of DEATH NOTICES SULLIVAN, John J.
John J. Sullivan, 85, of Manchester, died Thursday, (December 7,) 2000) at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Born in Leominister, MA, he had lived in Manchester for many years. John is survived by his wife of 65 years, Ada (Houghton) Sullivan; his daughter and son-in-law, Maureen S. and Richard Kacinski of MA; Kacinski his grandchildren, MA, TeKathleen K.
Kacinski of Brunswick, ME, Kevin R. Kacinski of Wakefield, MA, and Kelly M. Kacinski of Medford, MA; his sisters, Gertrude Perlstein and her husband Julius, and Margaret Sullivan; and several nieces and nephews. John was predeceased by his grandson, Brian S. Kacinski; and his siblings, Mary Bradshaw, Helen Sullivan Driscoll, Ann Shaughnessey and James Sullivan.
John was a U.S. Navy veteran of World War II, and the founder and operator of Sullivan Co. Along with being "just a good he had given countless hours of service to his state, community and the Democratic Party. Some of his achievements include being a three star athlete at Holy Cross College, a member of Irish American Home Society and the Manchester St. Patrick's Parade Committee, in 1995 was honored as the Irishman of the Year, and in 1997 was the recipient of the the Life Membership Award at the Irish American Home Society.
He was also a trustee of the Northern CT Leukemia Society and past chairman of the Leukemia Celebrity Waiters Luncheons, a member of the Manchester Democratic Town Committee since 1958, a member of the Democratic State Central Committee for 24 years, and chairman of the Budget and Finance Committee, a deputy sheriff from 1962-1986 and Sheriff of the Year in 1974, he received Radio Station WRCH Distinguished Service Award and was a lifetime member of the Tall Cedars of Lebanon Charitable Life Membership Fund Committee. John was also a member of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce, the Knights of Columbus, the 100 Club of Connecticut, and the Manchester Charter Revision Committee of 1974. He was also the first chairman of the fund drive for Manchester Band Shell, a member of the Manchester Bicentennial Ball committee, co-chairman of the Manchester Nativity Scene Committee and the Archbishop Fund Drive Committee. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Monday, 12 Noon, at the Church of the Assumption, Manchester, with a procession for burial in East Cemetery. Family and friends may call at the John F.
Tierney Funeral Home, 219 West Center Manchester, Sunday, 2-6 p.m. John's family requests memorial donations, in lieu of flowers, be made to either the Fernald School for Retarded Children, P.O Box 85, Belmont, MA 02478-0002, the CT Special Olympics, 1600-1 State Hamden, CT 06514 or the Leukemia Society of America CT Chapter, 300 Research Suite 310 Meriden, CT 06450. TAYLOR, Anna (Abdella) Anna (Abdella) Taylor, 80, of James Street, Danbury, wife of the late Simon J. Taylor, and mother of Donna M. Weis of So.
Windsor, died on Wednesday evening, (December 6, 2000) at the Danbury Hospital after being stricken ill at home. Mrs. Taylor was born in Danbury, July 19, 1920, a daughter of the late Louis and Rose (Asmar) Abdella. She attended Danbury schools. A bookkeeper in earlier years, she was a bookkeeper for the Danbury Fur By Products Corporation of Danbury.
She then became associated with the family owned business, the former South End Diner of Danbury. Mrs. Taylor continued in food service after the closing of the South End Diner, with the former Jowdy's Diner, which later became Ray's Diner, both located in Danbury. She was a member of the Lebanon American Club Ladies Auxiliary, the Candlewood Chapter AARP, and of St. Anthony's Maronite Church, as well as its Ladies Guild.
Mrs. Taylor is survived by a son, Simon J. Taylor and his wife, Betty of Danbury; three daughters, Simone A. Simon and her husband, Edward of Danbury, Donna M. Weis and her husband, Charles of So.
Windsor, and Karen A. Jones of Tucson, AZ; a brother, Edward Abdella and his wife, Nancy of Danbury; a sister, Maryann Montesi of Danbury; ten grandchildren, Lori Taylor, Leann Taylor, Leslie Taylor, Kimberly Taylor, Michael Weis, Edward Simon, Il1, Meghan Jones, Ryan Jones, Jennifer Jones and Jessica Jones; a great granddaughter, Breanna; as well as nieces and nephews. The Liturgy of the Resurrection will be celebrated on Monday, 10 a.m., in St. Anthony's Maronite Church, 17 Granville Avenue, Danbury, with the Rev. Larry Jensen, pastor, officiating.
Burial will follow in St. Peter Cemetery, Danbury. Friends will be received in the Jowdy-Kane Funeral Home, 9-11 Granville Avenue, Danbury, on Sunday, 4-7 p.m. Contributions in Mrs. Taylor's memory may be made to St.
Anthony's Maronite Catholic Church. WELBORN, Willie Willie Welborn of Hartford husband of Ruby (Morris) Welborn died Wednesday (December 6, 2000) at St. Francis Hospital, Hartford. Born Jan. 10, 1917 in Centerville, GA, he was a resident of Hartford for over 55 years.
A former employee of Union Manufacturing Company of New Britain and Plainville Casting Company where he retired in 1982. He was a member of St. John's Full Gospel Deliverance Church of Bloomfield. Besides his wife he is survived by his son, Isaac D. Welborn and wife Brenda; his daughters, Thelma W.
Spencer, Evangelist Beatrice "Cookie" Welborn, and Oral R. Welborn; 11 grandchildren; 14 great grandchildren; and a great great grandchild; other relatives and friends. He was predeceased by two sons, William E. and Ollie F. Welborn, Funeral services Saturday, Dec.
9, at 11 a.m. from St. John's Full Gospel Deliverance Church, 27 Brown Bloomfield with calling hour 10 a.m. Burial, Mountain View Cemetery, Bloomfield. Clark, Bell Bell Funeral Hartford had charge of of of of of vate.
OBITUARIES Edward Beckwith; Led Park Foundation Edward F. Beckwith left a restored Bushnell Park to the people of Hartford, and also left a legacy of inspiring people to succeed. Beckwith, the leading advocate in the 1980s for fixing up the park, died Saturday at his home in South Portland, Maine. He was 68, and died of kidney cancer. "I would say Ed was the visionary who saw what the park could once again be brought back to," said Sandra A.
Sharr, who worked with Beckwith in restoring Bushnell Park in the 1980s. "He was the driving force to work with the city to refurbish the park." He saw that the Spanish American War monument was corroded, that angels had fallen off the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Arch and that other decoration on the arch was barely visible. He organized and became first chairman of the Bushnell Park Foundation. Beckwith encouraged Sharr to are pri- Tom Uncle Tia I I I Friday, I December 8, 2000 THE HARTFORD COURANT B9 Effie Delano Richardson, 92, died Monday, (December 4, 2000) at a local nursing home, following a long illness. She was born at Caratunk Plantation, ME, daughter of Thomas and Jennie Mahaffy, Meservey.
She attended ols in Madison, ME. She had lived in Rumford, ME, moving to Bridgton, ME in 1938, and East Hartford in 1957. Mrs. Richardson worded for over 25 years at The Dunkin Donut Shop in East Hartford. She was a member of The Bridgton Rebekah Lodge, The United Methodist Church in Bridgton and The South Congregational Church in East Hartford.
She enjoyed bingo, the gardening, Fryeburg canning, (ME) cards Fair, and family visits. She is survived by a son, Lewis Delano Jr. of East Hartford; four daughters, Madeline C. Martikainen of East Hartford, Roberta R. Milliken of Pittston, ME, Alice M.
Friess of Denver, CO, and Dora D. Kennedy of East Hartford; several grandchildren, great grandchildren, and great great grandchildren. A funeral service will be held at 2 p.m., Saturday, at The Raymond-Wentworth Funeral Home in Bridgton, ME. Interment will be in The Forest Hill Cemetery in Bridgton. Memorial contributions are to the charity of your choice.
SLYSZ, William B. William B. Slysz, 86, of New Britain, died Thursday (December 7, 2000). He was a native and life long resident of Britain, retired from National Automatic Co. in Kensington.
He was a member of Holy Cross Church. Mr. Slysz was the husband of the late, Jean (Pijanowski) Slysz and is survived by his daughter, Marcia Wingard and her husband, Gregory of Old Lyme; and two sons, William D. Slysz of Naples, FL and Mark Slysz of New Britain. Also surviving are two brothers, Dr.
L.B. Slysz and Stanley Slysz and his wife Barbara, all of New Britain; eight grandchildren; and 11 great grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. The rite of committal will be on Monday, December 11, at 9:15 a.m. from the New Britain Sagarino Funeral Home, 444 Farmington New Britain, followed by the funeral liturgy at 10 a.m. Cross Church.
Burial will be at Sacred Heart Cemetery. Calling hours will be on Sunday from 4-7 p.m. at New Britain Funeral Home, 444 Farmington New Britain, Exit 37 off 84 take a right, 1 miles on right. SMALL, Lawrence W. Lawrence W.
Small, 45, or Lynwood Willimantic, died Thursday, (December 7, 2000) at the Windham Hospital. He was born July 26, 1955, in Willimantic, the son of Reba (Bali) Small of Gray Court, SC and the late Wayne Small. He trained as a medic in the U.S. Army and was a member of the Disabled American Veterans. Larry was a former member of the Ashford Baptist Church.
In addition to hismother, he is survived by a brother and sister-inlaw, Thomas W. and Gloria Small of Ashford; and two uncles, W.T. Ball of Gray Court, SC, and Luther Small of Westbrook, ME. Larry was predeceased by a brother, David, and a sister, Carolyn. A graveside service will be held Saturday, 3 p.m.
in the Westford Hill Cemetery, Westford Hill Road, Ashford, with the Rev. Tom Wallis officiating. There are no calling hours. In lieu of flowers, his family suggests memorial donations to the Ashford Volunteer Fire Rte. 89, Ashford, CT 06278.
Arrangements through the Potter Funeral Home, Willimantic. STELLABOTTE, Francesco "Frank" Francesco "Frank" Stellabotte, 79, of Wethersfield, husband of the late Guiseppina Josephine" (Marella) Stellabotte, died on Wednesday, (December 6, 2000) at St. Francis Hospital. He was born in Castelluccio, V.M. Foggia, Italy, and had lived in Wethersfield since 1967, retiring from Colts Firearms in 1983.
He served in the Italian Army in World War II. He leaves a son and daughter-in-law, Mario and Carmela Stellabotte of Rocky Hill; a daughter and son-in-law, Maria and Armand Aubey of Manchester; three brothers, Anthony Stellabotte of Wethersfield, and Michele Stellabotte and Giovanni Stellabotte, both in Italy. He loved his grandchildren, Frank Stellabotte and Armand and Robert Aubey; and was predeceased by a grandson, Michael Stellabotte. He also leaves several nieces and nephews. Funeral will be Saturday, Dec.
9, 9:30 a.m., from the Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 Elm Rocky Hill, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial, 10:15 a.m., at Corpus Christi Church, Wethersfield. Burial will be in Rose Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Calling hours are TODAY, Dec. 8, p.m., at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to St.
Francis Home Care and Hospice, 95 Woodland Hartford, CT 06105. WASIK, Robert J. Robert J. Wasik, 40, of Farmington Avenue, New Britain, died on Monday, (December 2000) in Plainville. Bob was the son of Stanley J.
and Cecile M. Pelletier of New Britain. Bob was veteran of the U.S. Army, serving as a flight operations coordinator. In addition to his parents, Robert is survived by his brother, and Wasik of New sister-in-law, Britain; his Gregory sister and brother-in-law, Elizabeth "Lisa" and Brad Nelson of Farmington; his sister and brother-in-law, Andrea and Jim Griffin of New Britain; and his sister, Pam Wasik of Portstwo nieces, Julie and Kiley; mouthree nephews, Ryan, Kevin and Johnny.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral rites, Saturday morning, December 9, 10 a.m., from the Paul A. Funeral Home, 764 Farmington Avenue, New Britain, with the Rev. Dariusz Gosciniak officiating. Burial with full military honors will be in Sacred Heart Cemetery, New Britain. There are no calling hours.
Directions to funeral home: from 84 East or West, take exit (Fienemann Road) right off exit, 1 funeral down right. mile By CONSTANCE NEYER Courant Staff Writer take the top spot in the Bushnell Park Foundation. "He was very supportive of women, and encouraged me to take over the foundation," she said in 1989. Beckwith shared one of his finest hours with a Hartford student at the rededication of the Soldiers and Sailors Arch on June 8, 1988, with thousands of residents in attendance. Beckwith focused attention on Airrion Bethea, 14, a freshman at Weaver High School.
Bethea wrote an essay on how 128 AfricanAmerican soldiers from Hartford were among the thousands of black soldiers to fight in the Civil War. Beckwith believed in 1988 that it was time to right a 102-year-old wrong, and directed that the role of Hartford's black soldiers should be written in bronze on a plaque to be set in the arch. Beckwith called Airrion to the stage to read the new inscription on the arch for the rededication. Airrion's mother, Jacqueline Be- thea, was in the crowd in tears. "You just gave me the proudest moment of my life," she told Beckwith later.
Airrion, now 27, is studying to be a lawyer in Philadelphia, where he graduated from Temple University. "Ed was a great guy," said Jackie Bethea. "I doubt Airrion would have gone as far as he did if it wasn't for Ed." Beckwith, a graduate of the University of Connecticut, started the contributions and grants department at CIGNA, where he worked 30 years. He lived in Bushnell Towers condominiums for several years, and retired as a CIGNA vice president to South Portland. He leaves his wife, Paula Beckwith, three children and three grand-children.
A funeral will be held Saturdayat 2 p.m. at the Cathedral Church of St. Luke in South Portland. Memorial contributions may be made to the cathedral renovation fund, P.O. Box 4141, Portland, Maine 04101.
Alvin Goodin, 71; Was Aide To Both Sens. Dodd Alvin R. Goodin, 71, a close friend of and political aide to U.S. Sen. Christopher J.
Dodd, and his father, the late U.S. Sen. Thomas Dodd, died Nov. 29 in Florida after an illness. Goodin, a longtime Coventry resident who in recent years maintained a home in Sarasota, was an entrepreneur and, friends say, a fun-loving spirit.
At different times he owned restaurants and commercial office space. Goodin, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran of World War II and the Korean War, was active for years in Coventry town affairs. He was part of the Coventry Players, a theatrical group, and served on the town's boards of finance and health. A memorial service will be held Saturday at 11 a.m.
in the First Congregational Church, 1171 Main Coventry. Goodin began a long association with the Dodd family decades ago by volunteering as a driver in Connecticut for Thomas J. Dodd, a U.S. senator from 1959 to 1971 and member of the U.S. House of Representatives from 1953 to 1957.Goodin knew Christopher Dodd while the latter was growing up.
In 1974, after the death of Thomas Dodd, it was Goodin who prevailed on Christopher Dodd then a lawyer in the New London area to run for the 2nd Congressional District seat. Goodin ran the campaign and Dodd won, taking office in 1975. For a year or so Goodin worked out of Dodd's Norwich office as a special assist- ant. Friends of Dodd and Goodin tell the story of how, at that time, Dodd was ready to present Goodin with a set of commemorative House of Representatives co*cktail glasses but Goodin refused saying he'd rather have some U.S. Senate glasses.
Whether or not that legend is strictly accurate, the record shows that by 1976, Goodin had left Dodd's staff and was organizing a statewide effort to get Dodd elected to the Senate in 1980. Dodd won again. By the late 1980s, Goodin was one of Dodd's landlords AS a co-owner of Putnam Park, the then new office building near the Connecticut River in Wethersfield, where Dodd's staff still maintains its Connecticut offices. NATION Oxygen Mix-Up At Care Home Kills 2, Hospitalizes 8 BELLBROOK, Ohio- -Two nursing home residents died Thursday, and eight others were hospitalized, apparently after a nitrogen tank was mistakenly hooked up to the home's oxygen system, authorities said. The residents had been on an oxygen system at the 84-bed Carriage bythe Lake nursing home, said Bob "Miles, a Washington Township assist- Associated Press DEATH NOTICES VENTO, Anacleto "Nicky" Anacleto "Nicky" Vento, 75, beloved husband of Silvia (Simeone) Vento of E.
Berlin, died Thursday (December 7, 2000). He was born in Spigno, the Italy, of the district late of Giovanni Latina, and was son Enrichetta Vento. He was a graduate of University of San Paolo, Rome, Italy. He was a teacher prior to emigrating to the U.S. in 1947.
Mr. Vento was a longtime. resident of New Britain, moving to E. Berlin 12 years ago. He was the president and vice president of New Britain Garment Inc.
for 35 years, and was also a partner of Pronto Car Wash in New Britain for 14 years, and was a founder Classic Auto Wash in Cromwell. Mr. Vento was a member of St. Ann Church, Sons of Italy, and UNICO. Besides his wife, Silvia, he is survived by his devoted sons, Dr.
John Vento and his wife Rita of New Britain, and Vincenzo Vento residing with his parents in E. Berlin. He is also survived by a brother and two sisters, Salvatore Vento in Formia, Italy, and Annuziata Liberale and Leonilda Cornacchio, both of Florida; five grandchildren, Alexia, Giancarlo, Nerissa, Fabrizio and Marcello Vento; and several nieces and nephews. The rite of committal will be on Monday, December 11, 8:45 a.m., from the New Britain Funeral Home, followed by the funeral liturgy, 9:30 a.m., at St. Ann's Church.
Entombment will be at St. Mary's Garden Mausoleum in New Britain. Friends and relatives may pay their respects on Sunday, 5-8 p.m., at the New Britain Funeral Home, 444 Farmington New Britain, Exit 37 off 84, take a right, miles on your right. Memorial donations may be made to Father Vincenzo Santelli, Peru, South America, Assunda Orgera, 96 Wanisho M.87 IRA3, Ontario, Canada. WHITAKER, George W.
George W. Whitaker, 87, of We- thersfield, died Thursday' (December 7, 2000) at a local convalescent home. He was born in New Haven and served in the U.S. Army during World War II. He ran and owned the Professional Collection Agency.
He is survived by his wife, Helen (Silvernale) Whitaker; a daughLinda Nativi of Denver, NC; a sister, Pearl Smith of Fort Worth, TX; also two grandchildren. There are no calling hours. and Services burial ant fire chief. "There was a nitrogen tank hooked into the oxygen system. It was labeled as having nitrogen in the tank," Miles said.
Nitrogen displaces oxygen, and can cause asphyxia. It is sometimes used to purge lines used to carry air. Three patients were reported in critical condition, and the five others were in less serious condition, Miles said. The nitrogen tank looked similar to IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM In Loving Memory Of EVANS G. WILLIAMS SR.
Departed this life three years ago today. Sadly missed, by Mother Lurlene Williams, fiancee Marshalene Stew- art, and two children, Evans G. Williams Jr, and Marshauna B. Williams. In Loving Memory of NIGEL NYRAN GARCIA June 17, 1974 December 8, 1999 It's been a year since you've been gone, even though it is hard to carry on.
Pictures and memories ease the pain and we know that your life was not in vain. The time has come to bless your day, you are always remembered in a very special way! Your spirit lives through us all And you will never be forgotten. With Love, Mom, Nigel Garcia, Jr. Londeena Jenkins, family friends In Loving Memory of NIGEL N. GARCIA December 8, 1999 It's now a year since you went on to Heaven and it still feels like your right here with me.
Only because those precious treasured memories we shared, are still instilled in my mind and I kept them all in a safe place, "My Nigel I miss the way you use to challenge me, the phone calls and me checking caller Id to see if you called. I love and miss you, Suzette In Loving Memory of ARTHUR FERREIRA, JR. Dec. 8, 1970 Oct. 31, 2000 You will forever be in our hearts, never to be forgotten.
Nothing is as special as the gift of love you gave us. We will always remember your precious smile and gentle soul. You have finally gone home to rest. Thank you for being our Guardian Angel. Happy Birthday in Heaven.
We miss you. Love always, Leo, Sandy tanks that contain oxygen, with the nitrogen label the only major distinguishing characteristic. "We don't suspect any criminal intent here. We feel at this time, it was an accident," Miles said. Sugarcreek Township Fire Chief Randy Pavlak said he was the first to arrive after getting a report that a resident's heart had stopped.
Nursing home personnel quickly reported more ailing residents. IN MEMORIAM In Memory of CAIDEN ALTON RHULE Oct. 15, 1937 Dec. 8, 1999 Remembered and sadly missed By wife Evelyn, children Christopher, Donna, Patricia, Gary and Alton, and Grandchildren NIGEL NYRAN GARCIA June 17, 1974 Dec. 8, 1999 The Coldest Winter When the Lord came to deliver his gracious messenger, Nigel Nyran Garcia, and in a world of greed he dispersed remarkable strength and love to the Earth.
In times ofpain he knew whatto say, at times of need he never turned away. And even though he's been delivered it is to God that we pray that he will remain here in spirit to guide us through the coldest winter we never knew. So that we may carry the legacy of a real man for eternity. We Miss You, Love Nickia, Aunt Sharon, KeJuan, Tasha, and Hassan NIGEL NYRAN GARCIA June 17, 1974 Dec. 8, 1999 It seems like just yesterday was saying goodbye as you left for the day.
Oh how I have held on to yesterday. Missing you like crazy and always wishing you will were here. As love long as and I breathe! always your memory. Loving Nyran, the love we shared, the bond we had and the beautiful memories. See you when we get there, Zenobia and Nyran VERA DUNBAR GERSHENGOREN Dear We've been missing you so much for the last four years and will forever.
We'll always love and cherish you very much. Sara, Dave and.
