I THIS PAGE MICROFILM THIS THIS MICROFILM A-12 MICROFILM PAGE The Buffalo October 8, 1992 Death Listings C2 ADAMS (Juszczak) LEWIS LouBirdia BEALL Robert S. Jr. LEXO Richard E. BORYSZAK Dorothy (nee Imiola) LIPPA Mary (nee Dubner) BROTHER BERNARD REGAN FMM (John LORENZ Joseph CULLEN Mabel M. LYSIAK John A.
DAVID Nathan MAGES Edward S. EAGAN Helena M. "Ginger" MERRITT Michele Kathryn A. (Ryan) Clare (Cadigan) NIMMO M. EDSELL Mary Rose M.
NOTMAN Walter J. EDWARDS ENGLERT Thomas B. OSBORNE Bernice E. Ranney ENSER Frank A. PLUMLEY Guilford A.
FRANCESCHINI P. "Gus" PURICELLI Sarah 'Mary' (nee Leto) FROST Florence Augusts Skarupinski RAINEY Josephine FULKS Marion McDavis RAYMOND K. Ella GRACZYK E. James Major General REIF Muriel (Leavens) HEUBUSCH Michael S. RIZZO Leona nee Arcadipane HIDER Charles H.
RUHLAND Edward F. HILL Louise A. (nee Radlowski) RUSSO Joseph A. HILL HOSANG a Shane Helen K. (nee Klaes) SCHUKNECHT Ruth Marie SCHIEBER Mary (Roidl) (nee Croop) HUTSON Anna May SHEARER Mary Frances HYNES Catherine V.
(Cusack) SMITH Richard Allen KAY Richard E. SNIOS Bernard J. Walter Lee WALTON William G. KINSELLA KUENZI Emil F. (Moe) WEIDNER George A.
Edna Holdsworth Long WEST William Jr LaROSE L. ZIELENIESKI Stanley Jr LEWIS Joseph In Memoriam Sadly missed YOUR COUSIN ANGELO (A.C.) ANDERSEN, Ronald In loving memory of my husband, Ron; passed away 4 yrs. ago. My heart still aches with sadness, the secret tears still flow, what it meant to lose you, no one will ever know. When days are sad and lonely, when everything goes wrong, I seem to hear you whisper "Cheer up and carry Miss you so much.
Love you. PATTIE ANDERSEN, Ronald-Dear Dad, You helped us bear our burdens; You gave us love and cheer; You taught us how to live our lives, Serenely, without fear. You are no longer with us, But still your strength you give; The beauty of your thoughts and deeds in us will always live. Love, DONNA, BRUCE, STEVE, LINDA AND THE GRANDCHILDREN loving 13 memory of today Dominic, who passed away years ago Your good deeds are a memory, that proudly I recall a whole li life of unselfishness and doing good for all. BROTHER ALVINO BURGIO, Angelo loved, sadly missed.
WIFE ESTHER AND CHILDREN FEDERICI, George--It's been two years since you left us. You're forever in our hearts. LOVE, CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN KROLL, Mary loving memory of my beloved mother and best friend, who passed away two years ago today. The two years have gone so very slowly by and the emptiness and loneliness just deepens as time goes on. I love you and miss you more than ever; and it would be so wonderful if you were back here by my side, making life worth while.
I hope with all the love in my heart that you are happy and at peace, right along side by God and maybe someday you will hold me again and comfort me. Your ever loving daughter, MARIE LUTHI, Magdalene--All that makes us loving and kind is our heritage, Mother, from you. Love and miss you MARIE, JOHN AND FAMILY OGNIBENE, Angelo- -You left US all so suddenly without any warning. Gone but never forgotten. KATHY, JEFF AND CHRISTOPHER SWANEKAMP, Geraldine--In loving memory of our mother grandmother who was taken away two years ago today.
In life we loved you dearly, in death we love you still. Sadly missed by Deaths ADAMS (Juszczak) October 7, 1992, of Buffalo, NY; beloved wife of Stephen Adams; dear mother of Johanna (Phillip) Avino; grandmother of Kimberly (Charles) Johnston and Stephen (Mari) Avino; great-grandmother of Maegan Johnston; daughter of Agnes Juszczak; sister of Edmund (June), Louis, and Joseph (Janet) Juszczak and the late Frank (Anne) Juszczak; also survived by nieces and nephews. Funeral service from the BARRON-MILLER FUNERAL HOME, 3025 William (near Union Cheektowaga, Saturday at 9 AM and in Holy Name of Jesus Church at 9:30 AM. Family present Thursday and Friday 2-4 and 7-9. BEALL-Robert S.
Jr. September 30, 1992; San Diego, formerly of Buffalo, NY; beloved son of the late Robert and Dorothy Beall; brother of Diane (Bob) Templin; Richard (Deborah), James (Gail), Barbara (Tom), Ann (Cliff) Beck, Scott (Beverly), Gregory (Connie), Curt, Nancy (Chuck) Bryce; loving uncle of 21 nieces and nephews. Memorial service will be held at 4:30 PM at the North Presbyterian Church, 300 N. Forest. Flowers gratefully declined.
Offerings may be made to Diabetes Association of WNY. BORYSZAK-Dorothy (nee Imiola) October 6, 1992, wife of the late Raymond; dear mother of Judith (Norman) Skowronski, Nancy (Peter) Sawynsky, Barbara (Paul) Wetzler, Doreen (David) Garbacz and Shirley (Robert) Stefaniak; grandmother of Scott, Dawn, Jillian, Peter, Barbara, Brian, Dennis, Michael, J.J., Craig, Steven, Lindsay, Renee, Tracie and great-grandchildren Amanda and Lynette; sister of Jean Kosnikowski and the late Annette Murphy and Henry (Rose) Imiola. Funeral from the PACER FUNERAL HOME 2275 George Urban (two blocks east of Dick Friday, 10:45, and Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament Church, 11 AM. Friends invited. Family present Wednesday 7-9 and Thurs- day 2-4 and 7-9 PM.
BROTHER BERNARD REGAN FMM- (John Regan) October 7, 1992; member of the Congregation of the Brothers of Mercy; son of the late Peter J. and Mary T. (nee Monahan) Regan; dear brother of Patricia (the late John) LaForce of Baldwin, NY and the late Kathleen Regan; uncle of John J. (Gail), Jeanne Marie, Robert P. (Susan), Richard W.
and Margaret Mary LaForce. Friends may call Thursday 2-9 PM at the Provincialate of the Brothers of Mercy, 4520 Ransom Clarence. A Mass of Christian Burial will be Celebrated Friday Morning at 11 AM in the Chaple of the Brothers of Mercy. Friends invited. In Lieu of Flowers donations may be made to the Brothers of Mercy Retirement.
Arrangements by AMIGONE FUNERAL HOME INC CULLEN-Mabel M. October 7, 1992, of Marilla, NY, wife of the late Dwin Cullen; mother of Warren Sr. (Joyce) and Lynne (John) Parry; also survived by five grandchildren and two great grandchildren; sister of Verna Dabb, Doris (Robert) Luther, and the late Esther Ewert Crane, and Ruth Dabb. Funeral from the CHARLES MEYER FUNERAL HOME, 13228 Broadway, Alden, NY, Friday morning at 11 AM. Memorials may be made to the Folsomdale Baptist Church.
Family present Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 PM. DAVID-Nathan October 3, 1992, in Hollywood, FL, husband of the late Doris Duviner; foster father of William (Lois) Barr of Ormandy, FL; brother of Lillian Konikoff (late Fred) of Margate, FL, Eve Carroll, Lee (Stephen) Jarmusz, Jack (Barbara) David. Graveside services were held in Toronto, Ontario. EAGAN--Helena M. "Ginger" October 6, 1992, of Amherst, NY, beloved wife of John J.
Eagan; mother of Joanne Nelson (William), Patricia Eagan and John J. Eagan Jr. (Cyndi) of Brockton, MA; grand- and mother of Kimberly, Kristen, Michael Debbie; sister of Madelyn Dimick, Jacquelyn Sweeny, Nancy Kennedy and Clayton will be held Saturday at 10 AM and a Mass land Highway, at N. Bailey, where services Friday 7-9 PM at the HARRY A. and WEDEKINDT Nelson all of Vermont.
Friends may call FUNERAL HOME 280 Grover Cleveof Christian Burial from St. Leo the Great Church at 10:30 AM. Friends invited. EDSELL-Mary Clare (Cadigan) October 5, 1992, suddenly, of Buffalo, beloved wife of Richard P. Edsell; loving mother of Claire Elizabeth Edsell, five months old; daughter of Clare (McDonald) and the late John F.
Cadigan; daughter-in-law of Betty (Lippke) and Roy Edsell; sister of John Cadigan, Margaret (Glenn) Galbaugh, Michael (Eileen) Cadigan, Patrick Cadigan, M.D., Catherine Cadigan and Daniel (Karen) Cadigan; sister-in-law of John (Kathy) Edsell; also survived by three nephews and two nieces. Visitation Wednesday 7-9 PM and Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 PM at the NORMAN E. GANNON SONS INC. FUNERAL HOME, 1075 Ridge Lackawanna, (824-4000). Friends are invited to attend a Mass of Christian Burial at Our Lady of Victory Basilica Friday at 9:30 AM.
Burial in Holy Cross Cemetery. Mrs. Edsell was named Teacher of the Year by the 1992 Graduating Class at Millard Fillmore School of Nursing. She was formerly In-Service Coordinator at Sheehan Memorial Hospital and an auxiliary member of the Our Lady of Victory Legion of Mary. CARD OF THANKS 856-5555 HYNES -Catherine V.
(Cusack) PURICELLI-Sarah 'Mary' (nee Leto) October 7, 1992, wife of the late Charles B. October 6, 1992; beloved wife of the late Hynes; mother of John W. James (Virginia E. Louis G. Puricelli; dearest Gerald, mother of Robert Carl Charles B.
(Patricia) and Hynes; (Elaine), David (Sally), daughter of the late John J. and Bridget (Maureen) Puricelli and Noreen (Anthony) (Fennel) Cusack; sister of the late Mary C. Diamond; grandmother of eleven grandchilRansford, Patrick, John, Robert and Thomas dren; sister of Ben (Clara) Leto, Rose Cusack; also survived by nine grandchildren (Joseph) Rey, Josephine (John) Varisco and and 7 great-grandchildren. The funeral will Florence (Frank) Rossie and the late Paul be held at the JAMES W. CANNAN FUNER- and James Leto; sister-in-law of Gertrude AL HOME 2397 Seneca Saturday Leto and Tina Simone; loving Aunt of many morning at 8:50 AM followed by a Mass of nieces and nephews.
The family will be Christian Burial from Our Lady of Perpetual present on Wednesday 7-9 PM and ThursHelp Church at 9:30 AM. Friends may call day 2-4 and 7-9 PM at the (Cleveland Hill Thursday and Friday 2-4 and 7-9 PM. Flow- Chapel) AMIGONE FUNERAL HOME, ers gratefully declined. Catherine was a 569 Cleveland Dr. where funeral services member of Confraternity of Our Lady of will be held Friday at 9:45 AM and from Perpetual Help Church.
Infant of Prague Church at 10:15 AM. Friends invited. Flowers are gratefully deKAY- E. clined. If desired memorials may be made October 6, 1992, of Cheektowaga, NY, son to Hospice Buffalo, Inc.
of the late Edward J. and the late Charlotte RAINEY-Josephine (nee) Dobrzynski; brother of Daniel (late October 5, 1992, sister of Lottie Williams. Rita), Norman (Elaine) and Robert (Alice); Family will receive friends Thursday, 7-9. survived by nieces and nephews. Family will Funeral services Friday at 12 PM at EXODUS be present to receive relatives and friends GARDENS FUNERAL HOME, 605 Masten.
Thursday and Friday from 2-4 and 7-9 PM Interment Forest Lawn Cemetery. at the MELVIN J. SLIWINSKI FUNERAL HOME, 85 George Urban services (west will be October 4, 1992 in Florida, formerly of Blvd. of RAYMOND- K. from herst, NY, beloved wife of Kenneth E.
Harlem where funeral held Saturday at 10:30 AM and RayQueen of Martyrs Church at 11 AM. Inter- mond mother of Pat Mancuso (Del), Peg Dayfert (Jack), Jeanne McMahon (Ken) and ment in St. Stanislaus and Cemetery. member Mr. Kay of Kenneth E.
also survived by 10 was a veteran of WW Il a grandDAV Chapter 188. daughter of Barton A. Kellogg; sister of Glochildren and six great-grandchildren; -Walter Lee ria Saiers and Walter Kellogg. Friends may October 6, 1992, beloved husband of Marie call Wednesday and Thursday from 2-4 and (nee Shanahan); dearest father of Linda 7-9 PM at the HARRY A. WEDEKINDT (Peter) Bonneau and Joyce (Donald) Geib; FUNERAL HOME 280 Grover Clevegrandfather of Ed, Kelly, Rene and Jill; also land Hwy.
at N. Bailey where services will survived by nieces and nephews. The family be held Friday at 11 AM. Friends invited. If will be present on Wednesday 7-9 PM and desired, memorials to Eggertsville United Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 PM, at the, (Cleve- Church of Christ would be appreciated.
land Hill Chapel), AMIGONE FUNERAL HOME, 569 Cleveland where fu- REIF-Muriel 1992 (Leavens) of Orchard Park, NY; beneral services will be held on Church Friday at 9 AM loved wife of the late Allan F. Reif; mother October 7, and from the King of Gloria R. (Charles) Drake and the late Christ at 9:30 AM. Friends invited. Alice R.
Erb; also survived by four grandchilKUENZI-Emil F. (Moe) dren and five great grandchildren. Services October 6, 1992, suddenly, former husband were held at the Convenience of the family. of Dorothy (Slazak) Kuenzi; father of Dennis Memorials may be made to Gateway Meth(Emily), Kenneth (Juanita), Susan (Daniel) odist Home for Children, 6350 Main St. WilSlowinski, Karen (Paul) Zaborowski, James, liamsville, NY, 14221.
Arrangements by the Nancy (George) Kotlarz and Thomas Kuen- F. E. BROWN SONS FUNERAL HOME INC zi; brother of Barbara Ann (Allan) Burkhardt; also survived by 14 grandchildren. RIZZO Leona nee of Arcadipane Buffalo, NY, beloved Friends may call Thursday DICK wife of the late Carl L. Rizzo; devoted moth2-4 and 7-9 at October 6, 1992, the er of Lucy (Louis) Latona, Pasquale "Pat" VANDERCHER FUNERAL HOME, 2549 Main St.
Mass of Christian Burial in Salvatore (Frances), Carl Resurrection Church, on declined. Friday at Memorials 9:30 AM. Joseph (Carol) and Charles (Nelline) (Christine), be Flowers made to gratefully Our Lady of Mt. Carmen, may 517 Rizzo; loving grandmother of 13 grandchilMoody St, Lowell, MA, 01854-4014. dren Connie and (late Samuel) Pedini, Salvatore 17 great-grandchildren; sister of LaROSE-Edna Holdsworth Long (Josephine) Arcadipane, the late Charles October 7, 1992; mother of Floren D.
(late Connie), Charles (late Mary) (Doris) Poco*ck, Virginia Korff and Albert C. Arcadipane, Catherine (late Joseph) Miano, (Elizabeth) Long; grandmother of Doris Leonard (Viola) Arcadipane; also survived Masterman, Donald Korff, David Poco*ck, by many nieces and nephews. The family Patricia DiPalo and Melinda E. Long. will be present to receive friends WednesA family interment service will be held day and Thursday from 2-4 and 7-9 at the under the direction of the CARLTON A.
PERNA FUNERAL HOME 1306 Hertel ULLRICH FUNERAL HOME, INC. Ave. (near Colvin) where funeral services LEWIS-Joseph L. will be held Friday at 8:30 AM. A Mass of October 6, 1992, husband of Mae Sheffield; Christian Burial will be celebrated from Nafather of Yusef, David (Jeannette), Mae tivity of the BVM Church (Albany St.) at (Karl) Reed, Clara (Hiawatha) Bivens, Dora, 9:30.
Flowers gratefully declined. Interment, Ladonna, and Edwin; grandfather of 17; Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. and great-grandfather of five. Family will be -Edward F. present to receive friends 6:30 PM- 9 PM at October 6, 1992, of Lancaster, NY; husthe Delaine-Waring A.M.E.
Church, 680 band of the late Martha (Weibel) Ruhland; Swan Buffalo. Service Saturday at 11 father of Alice (Joseph) Malecki; grandfather AM. Interment Acacia Memorial Park. In lieu of Patricia (Matt) Hopkins, Robert (Patricia), of flowers, memorial contributions to be Ronald (Lisa) Malecki; great-grandfather of made to Delaine Waring A.M.E. Church.
Ar- two; brother of the late George Jr. (Rose), rangements handled by SHEFFIELD FUNER- Katherine (late Charles) Nelson, John, Rose AL HOME, Pittsburgh, PA. (late Lawrence) Bly, Barbara (late Leonard) LEWIS Lou Birdia Wood, Carl (Carolyn), Henry (late Bessie) October 5, 1992, beloved mother of Ossie Ruhland; also survived by several nieces L. Wilson and Willie L. Toler; grandmother and nephews.
A Mass of Christian Burial of Oscar E. Rayford, Janet Rayford, Geor- will be celebrated at St. Mary's R. C. Jeffery and Jacquita Alexander and Church, Friday morning at 10 AM.
LOECHER Family the ganne, late Samuel Wilder and Birdie Alexan- will be present at the WENDEL der; great-grandmother of eight; great- FUNERAL HOME, from 27 Aurora and 7-9. Langreat-grandmother of 16. Family will be caster, NY, Thursday 2-4 present Thursday 7-8 PM, at St. John Baptist RUSSO Joseph A. Church.
Funeral services to follow at 8 PM. September 30, 1992, of Las Vegas, NV, forInterment Friday, 10 AM, St. Matthew's merly of Buffalo, NY, son of the late Rocco Cemetery. Arrangements by H. ALFRED and Rose Russo; beloved brother of James LEWIS MORTUARY INC.
(Marianne) Russo and Carolyn (Ronald) DiLEXO-Richard E. Giore; also survived by nieces and nephews. 22, 1992 of Grand Island, hus- Friends received at the LAKESIDE MEMORIband September of the late Melba (Zintz) Lexo; father AL FUNERAL HOME S-4199 Lake of Judy (Robert) Schmidt, John C. (Mary) Shore Rd. (corner Camp Rd.) Hamburg, on and Nancy L.
(Charles) Bailey; also Thursday, from 2-4 and 7-9 PM, where fuLexo, survived four grandchildren and three neral services will be held on by of Friday Perpetual at great-grandchildren; brother of Smol- Betty 10:15 AM, Church, and Lake at View, Our at Lady 11 AM. Flowers ley, and the late Donald Lexo. Memorial gratefully declined. Anthony M. Castiglia, Marquart, J.
William, Harold, Jeanne Help services will be held Saturday at 1 PM at Director. Trinity United Methodist Church. SCHIEBER--Mary (Roidl) October LIPPA-Mary 6, 1992, beloved wife of Sidney the late John Schieber; mother of Mary Beth (nee Dubner) September 26, 1992 in Fairfield, CT; wife of mother of Dr. Floyd (Pamela), Allan (Thomas Keating of Connecticut and Lippa; and Andrew (Michael); grand- John (Catherine) Schieber; also survived mother of Blaise Lippa; sister of the late by nine grandchildren and (Barbara) eight greatDubner and Betty 8 Rubin. Family and grandchildren.
Friends are invited to attend Francis friends may call at her late residence, 104 a Memorial Mass, Saturday October 10th, Hartford Ave, Kenmore, on Thursday, where in St. Martin's R.C. Church, 1140 Abbott Rd. funeral services will be held on Friday at 11 at 10 AM AM. Memorials may be made to the Erie SCHUKNECHT-Ruth Marie (nee Croop) County SPCA, or the B'nai B' rith Hillel Entered into rest October 1, 1992, in OrFoundation.
Arrangements by the DOHN ange City, FL, formerly of Clarence Center, FUNERAL HOME INC. NY; beloved wife of Frederick A. Schuknecht; loving mother of Larry Frederick LORENZ-Joseph and Robert G. Schuknecht; sister of Lois October 7, 1992, beloved husband of Ber- Layco*ck and Marvin Croop; also survived by nadine (Fierle) Lorenz; dear father of Mari- seven grandchildren and several nieces and lyn (Richard) Guercil and Carolann (Donald) nephews. No prior calling hours.
Memorial at Schwartz; grandfather of seven; great- services will be held on Sunday, October 11 grandfather of one; also survived by three at 2:00 PM in the First Baptist Church of sisters and one brother. Friends may call Clarence, NY. Family and friends invited to Friday 2-4 and 7-9 PM at the DIETRICH attend. In lieu of flowers memorials made FUNERAL HOME, 2480 Kensington to the church would be appreciated by the where services will be held Saturday family. Arrangements by the BERNHARDT of at 9 AM followed by a Mass of Christian FUNERAL HOME, Akron, NY.
(542-9522) Burial at St. Benedict's Church at 9:30 AM where was a member of the October 6, 1992; sister of Hattie Black, AnJoe member of the Holy Name SHEARER--Mary Frances Society. Joe was an active Number 45. sel Cureton (Elizabeth) and Mildred ChatSign Painter's Union Local also survived by a host of relatives man; LYSIAK-John A. and friends.
Family present Thursday from October 6, 1992, husband of the late Mary- 7-9 PM at THOMAS T. EDWARDS FUNERAL dear father of Florence (Robert) HOME 995 Genesee St. Funeral seranna; Gibbs, Henry (Mary) and Robert (Mary) Lys- vice Friday at 10:00 AM from First Shiloh iak; grandfather of ten grandchildren and Baptist Church, 15 Pine St. Interment Forest 15 great-grandchildren; brother of Wanda Lawn Cemetery. Ryszkiewicz.
Funeral from PACER FUNERAL SMITH--Richard Allen of HOME 2275 George Urban Blvd. (2 October 7, 1992, beloved husband blocks east of Dick Friday at 9 AM and of Angeline (nee Cino); dearest father of Queen of Peace Church at 9:30 AM. Richard (Carolyn), Robert (Maria) and SanFriends invited. Family present Wednesday dra Amatuzio; grandfather of Zachary, Hiand Thursday, 2-4 and 7-9 PM. lary, Cortney, Matthew and Ryan; brother of MAGES -Edward S.
October 5, 1992; beloved husband of Dorand othy M. (nee Westin) dear father of Joseph of E. (Lauren) and David W. Mages; dear of brother of William (Ardath) Mages, Joseph Bri- G. (Mary) and the late John (Eleanor); dearest grandfather of Lisa Anne, and SPC.
Joseph E. Mages, Jr. of Ft. Ord, Melissa, Amy and Augustine Loschiavo. The family will be present to receive friends Thursday and Friday 2-4 and 7-9 PM at th (Cleveland Hill Chapel) AMIGONE FUNERAL HOME, and INC, 569 Cleveland near Harlem) of where a Mass of Christian Burial will be held Saturday at 9:15 AM and from the un- Queen of Martyr's Church at 10 AM.
prior Friends invited. Mr Mages was an employee a of the Try It Distributing Co. for over 25 years, a member of the Teamsters Local No. a 264 Brewery Workers and Veteran of WW ll the MERRITT-Kathryn A. (Ryan) October 5, 1992, of Kenmore, NY, wife of Frank L.
Merritt; mother of Norman Ryan, Robert (Mary) Merritt and Barbara (Mark) Butler of New Jersey; grandmother of Norman, Karen, and Mark Ryan, Tracy, Robin, be- and Daryl Merritt and Allison Butler; sister of Rita Thielman, Agnes Cummings and the be- late John, Simon, and Lawrence Ryan and Mi- Anna Rigby and Marian Woods. Friends be- may call Wednesday 7-9, Thursday 2-4 and and 7-9 at the ROLLING-DENGLER FUNERAL HOME, 3000 Delaware Ave. at Tremont Kenmore where funeral will be held Friday morning at 9:00 and from St. Paul's Church de- at 9:15. Flowers gratefully declined.
charNIMMO- M. October 7, 1992, of Cheektowaga, NY, beloved daughter of Marian and the late be- James Nimmo; niece of Florence (John) Dobash, Richard (Esther) Krygier, Frank (Nanlate cy) Krygier, Daniel (Sandra) Krygier, George and Nimmo, Shirley (William) Heitzman, Donald by (Mary Lou) Webb, Diane (Joseph) Prishel from and Dennis (Carol) Nimmo. Friends ceived on Thursday and Friday 2-4 and 7-9 NY, PM at the CURTIN FUNERAL HOME 1340 Union West Seneca, where funeral will be held Saturday at 9:30. 2-4 NOTMAN- J. October 3, 1992; husband of the late Erthe nestine Spaulding Notman; father of Barof bara Ann Lundrigan and Donald D.
Notgrand- man; also survived by six grandchildren and Lin- 10 A Memorial service great- will be held at Christ Chapel of Trinity EpisJordan copal Church, Tuesday, October 27, at 4:00 Mrs. PM. Arrangements GEORGE J. ROBERTS Rela- SONS. a will OSBORNE- E.
Ranney Philip October 6, 1992, suddenly; of Louisville, KY Cheek- of Buffalo, NY; dearest mother of may Dennis (Jennifer) and Dawn Whittle Grant formerly (Jerome); grandmother of Jeremy, Andrew 219 and Cody and Brandon and Nicole Whittle; dearest daughter of Mildred (late Leigh) Clouser and the late Wesley Ranney; dear sister of Donna (Lester) Grove, John and Robert (Margaret) Ranney; also survived by many nieces and nephews. Friends are the invited to attend a funeral service at CARLTON A. ULLRICH FUNERAL HOME, 3272 Bailey Saturday at 10 AM. Family will be present Friday 2-4 and 7-9. on PLUMLEY- A.
September 26, 1992, of Black Mountain, Plumley; NC, brother-in-law of Grace M. uncle of Lucia (Paul) Ver Steeg of Rochester, NY, NY. A graveside service will be held Saturand Lynne (Ernest) Giraud of Oneida, day 4443 South Buffalo Orchard Park, NY. at 12 noon at Woodlawn Cemetery, Friends invited. MICROFILM THIS PAGE OBITUARIES Maj.
Gen. E. James Graczyk dies; was News advertising executive By KAREN BRADY News Staff Reporter EDWARDS Rose M. October 5, 1992, beloved wife of Earl Edwards, step-mother of Charles (Connie), Earl (Vickie), Malvirce (Laura), Carlton William; also survived by eight grandchildren; four great-grandchildren. The will receive friends Friday 7-9 PM, at THOMAS T.
EDWARDS FUNERAL HOME 995 Genesee where the funeral service will be held 10 AM Saturday. InterAcacia Park Cemetery, North Tonawanda NY. FUNERAL HOME 3025 William St. HUTSON-Anna May October 7, 1992, of Amherst, NY, wife of ENGLERT-Thomas B. October 1, 1992 of Riverton, WY, formerly Kenmore, NY; beloved son of John L.
and Louise (Bailey) Englert; brother of Suzanne (Wayne) West, Barbara (Peter) Gruenstein; uncle of Penny, Pauline, Peter, Jenna and Private funeral services were held at convenience of the family. Memorials be made to Kenmore United Methodist Church or Trout Unlimited. ENSER-Frank A. October 5, 1992, of Angola, NY, husband Adaline J. Enser (nee Wunsch); father of Kevin J.
(Carol) Enser of Boca Raton, grandfather of Lori, Shawn (Debra), Todd (Natalie) and Scott; also survived by six great-grandchildren; son of the late Frank Esther Enser (nee Herschler; brother of Harvey R. (Mary), the late Catherine, Walter Kenneth Enser; brother-in-law of Pearl Kay Enser. Memorial service on Friday, October 9 at 11 AM in St. Luke's Lutheran Church (Maryvale and Union) CheektowaFriends invited. Mr.
Enser was a Marine Corp. Veteran of WWW, and a retired Captain of the Cheektowaga Police Department. Arrangements by FRANK A. RUBINO MORTUARY. RANCESCHI! beloved P.
husband "Gus" of Elea1992, (nee Haggerty); stepfather of Joan (Bill) Riely, Sara Churchill, William (Linda) VanDyke and the late Charlotte Aber; grandfather of 15 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren; brother of Elizabeth (the late Peter) Balducci, Louis (Ann) Franceschini and Elda (Guido) Betti; also survived by nieces and nephews. The family will be present to receive friends Wednesday and Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 PM at the (Delavan Chapel) AMIGONE FUNERAL HOME 1250 East Delavan Ave, where funeral services will be held Friday morning at 10:15 AM and from Most Holy Redeemer Church 11:00 AM. Friends invited. Flowers gratefully declined. If desired, contributions may made to Buffalo Children's Hospital.
Mr. Franceschini was a veteran of WWII and a member of the Adam Plewacki Post No. 799 FROST--Florence S. (nee Skarupinski) October 7, 1992, Of Town of Tonawanda, NY; beloved wife of Richard dearest mother of William L. (Wanda), Mrs.
Eileen (Dan) Wiatrowski, James L. (Lydia); also survived by seven grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren; daughter of late Boleslaus and Jennie Tomkowski Skarupinski; sister of Genevieve (late Leonard-Leo) Janik, Thaddeus, Mrs. Eleanore Maciejewski of California, Toby (Gerald) McDonald, Gloria (late Edward Jr.) Luderman; also survived by nieces and nephews. Chapel Services from the COLONIAL MEMORIAL CHAPELS 3003 South Park Ave. Lackawanna, NY.
Saturday morning at 10. Rev. William McClurg officiating. Flowers gratefully declined. Memorial contributions may be made to the Buffalo Chapter of the American Heart Assoc.
Visitation Thursday 7-9 PM and Friday 2-4 and 7-9 PM. FULKS- Marion McDavis October 5, 1992; beloved wife of William; daughter of Annie Smith and the late Clifton; mother of Gayle Murphy, Terri, Kathi and Darryl McDavis; sister of Bernice (John) Dean, Betty (the late Harges) Oliver, Thomas (Cynthia) Smith and Ronald (Gloria) Smith; also survived by six grandchildren and other relatives. The family will receive friends Thursday 7-9 PM at H. ALFRED LEWIS MORTUARY 968 Jefferson Ave. Funeral service Friday 1:00 PM at MacAlpine Presbyterian Church, 2700 Bailey Manhart.
Interment in Ridgelawn Cemetery. -E. James Major General N.Y.G. (Ret) October 7, 1992, of Elma, NY, beloved husband of Evelyn (Peinkofer) Graczyk; dearest father of E' Marie and Edie; dear son Pearl (late Edmund) Graczyk; also survived by brothers and sisters-in-law, aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, and nephews. Funeral service from the BARRON-MILLER FUNERAL HOME 3025 William near Union Cheektowaga, Saturday at 10 AM and in St.
Gabriel's Church at 10:30 AM. Family present Thursday and Friday 2-4 and 7-9. Mr. Graczyk was a retired Buffalo News Employee F.I.S.E., Frozen Food Association, Captain with the Erie County Sheriff's Department Scientific Staff, Co-coordinator the Reserve Units, Secretary of the G.M.R., M.A.N.Y. Judges and Police Conference, Badge and Shield Club, and retired Major General of the New York State Guard.
HEUBUSCH-Michael S. September 15, 1992, suddenly, in Florida, formerly of Buffalo, NY; son of Donald Jeanne (nee Hicks) Heubusch; father Kathleen and Carrie Heubusch; brother Donna (Michael) Murray, Kurt (Cathy), an, Donald (Rosiland) Jay (Carol), Heidi, Scott, and Kelly Heubusch. A Memorial Mass will be celebrated on Saturday, October 10, at 11:00 AM at Blessed Trinity Church, 317 Leroy Ave. Friends are invited. HIDER-Charles H.
October 7, 1992; son of the late Arthur Mary Sullivan Hider; dearest brother Helen (Thomas) Mahany, Robert (Janet), Richard and the late Arthur (Rita) Hider; cle of several nieces and nephews. No visitation. Friends are invited to attend Mass of Christian Burial Friday at St. Teresa's Church at 9:00 AM. Charles was member of K.
C. Msgr. Nash Council. Memorial contributions may be made to Restoration Fund of St. Teresa's Church.
Arrangements entrusted to REDDINGTON FUNERAL HOME. HILL-Louise A. (nee Radlowski) October 5, 1992, of Lackawanna, NY, loved wife of late Shane; beloved daughter of Ann Vuic Radlowski and late Louis; loved sister of Patrica (Gerald) Petroff, chael, June Zak, Anne (Daniel) Sroda; loved aunt of Gerald, Alycia, Rachel Daniel. Chapel services from the COLONIAL MEMORIAL CHAPELS, 3003 South Park Lackawanna, NY, Friday morning at 10:30. Flowers gratefully clined.
Donations can be made to any itable organization in Louise's name. Visitation Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 PM HILL--Shane October 5, 1992, of Lackawanna, NY, loved husband of late Louise A. Radlowski; son of Ruth (Witkop) Hill O'Connor and Eugene; brother of Michael (Mary) Hill Donald (Sharon) Kirsch; also survived nieces and nephews. Chapel services the COLONIAL MEMORIAL CHAPELS, 3003 South Park Lackawanna, Friday morning at 10:30. Flowers gratefully declined.
Donations can be made to American Cancer Society. Visitation Thursday and 7-9 PM HOSANG-Helen K. (nee Klaes) September 27, 1992, beloved wife of late August X. Hosang; dearest mother Shirley L. (the late Roy Abrams; mother of Lynne A.
(Craig) Drewett of den, Ronald E. (Cheryl) Abrams; grandmother of Ellen M. Drewett, Roy and Courtney R. Abrams; sister of Dorothy Leckenby and Gertrude Graf. tives and friends are invited to attend Memorial Mass of Christian Burial which be October 10, 1992 at 10 AM in St.
the Apostle Church, 950 Losson towaga. No prior visitation. Memorials be made to Cranofacial Center of WNY, Jan Rockwood, Children's Hospital, Bryant in behalf of Courtney R. Abrams. Arrangements by the BARRON-MILLER the late Herbert C.
Hutson; mother of Jacqueline Lakes (Jerry), Patricia Doberstein (Norm), Gerald (Cynthia), Laura Lamb, Jennifer Carnes (Douglas), Penelope Hutson; step-mother of Herbert Joyce Artman and Eileen Daubs all of Elgin, also survived by 22 grandchildren and 17 greatgrandchildren; sister of Edna Vano and Laura Sell also of Elgin, IL. Friends may call Thursday 7-9 PM and Friday 2-4 and 7-9 PM at the HARRY A. WEDEKINDT FUNERAL HOME 280 Grover Cleveland Hgwy, at N. Bailey. Funeral Services will be held Saturday at a time to be announced.
Maj. Gen. E. James Graczyk, retired commander of the 4th Brigade of the New York Guard and former manager of national food advertising for The Buffalo News, died Wednesday (Oct. 7, 1992) in his Elma home.
He was 61 and had been ill for more than two years. One of just a few New York Guard major generals in the state at his death, Graczyk served both the state military and The News for more than four decades. He held New York's Conspicuous Service Medal for his military performance above and beyond the call of duty, as well as the state's Long and Faithful Service Medal for more than 40 years of outstanding military service. Conspicuous in person as well, he was a big, friendly man who drove big cars. One, a 1988 Cadillac, bears the New York license as Graczyk was the fourthranking Guard general in the state.
Another, a 1938 Buick that is a replica of Gen. John Pershing's staff car, has a license that reads "THE GENERAL." A third, a 1969 Buick convertible, sports the license "GEN. Graczyk joined both the Guard and The News in 1948 starting at the bottom rungs of both their ladders. He went into the Army National Guard as a private in the 106th Field Artillery of the 27th Division. He was hired by The News as a copy boy the business office, running errands and, in the early days, driving his business office bosses to lunch at the Buffalo Athletic Club.
He liked to tell of the first time he drove Mrs. Edward H. Butler wife of the publisher, to lunch because her chauffeur had the day off. "It was snowing, raining, sleeting. I drove her up on the sidewalk of the BAC so she wouldn't get wet," he said.
After that, for six months in the early 1950s, Graczyk chauffeured both Mr. and Mrs. Butler, who to became publisher at her husband's death in 1956. Graczyk was next assigned to The News proof desk, in charge of sending out advertising mats and cuts (pictures) and picking up copy. From there he went to national advertising "when everything was still metal and paper." When there was "a lull," he would take the ad director's Cadillac, calling "cold" on individuals in the phone book who were not advertisers, and frequently returning with new accounts.
His initiative, although unauthorized, brought him a promotion to sales representative. In time, he climbed to manager of national food, advocacy, law enforcement, military and political advertising for The News. He became known for turning down, certain ads for example, Hustler magazine owner Larry Flynt. He once drew pickets to The News when he refused to use advertising submitted by some lo- Maj. Gen.
E. James Graczyk cal opponents of the Vietnam War. "The buck stops here," he said in each case. When he received threats for refusing an ad, he recalled, "I would have people from the Sheriff's Department with me for a while. I have had a very interesting career." Graczyk, whose entire work career was at The News, retired In November 1990 as automotive sales representative in the advertising department.
His military career, with both the New York Army National Guard and New York Guard, saw him in every rank of the state military. He was deputy brigade commander as well as commander of the 74th Regiment and held numerous staff positions within the Guard. He received a second star from the New York Guard and was promoted to major general when he retired in January 1991. More than 200 people attended his retirement party in the Connecticut Street Armory in February 1991. He was secretary of Grocery Manufacturers Representatives and a member of Food Industry Sales Executives and the Frozen' Food Association.
He was a captain with the Erie, County Sheriff's Department's sci-1 entific staff and coordinator of the Sheriff's Department reserve unit. He also was a member of the Militia Association of New York, Judges and Police Conference, Badge and Shield Club and the: New York State Sheriffs Associa-: tion. "He was always there for us," said his daughter, E'Marie of El-1 ma. "No matter how many things he belonged to, he was always there." Graczyk also is survived by his wife of 40 years, Evelyn; another daughter, Edie of Elma, and his mother, Pearl of Cheektowaga. Prayers will be said at 10 a.m.
Saturday in the Barron-Miller Fu-: neral Home, 3025 William Cheektowaga. A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 10:30 in St. Gabriel's Catholic Church, 5271 Clinton Elma. Burial will be in Sacred Heart Cemetery, Bowmansville. Brother Bernard Regan, volunteer director Clifford (Mary) Smith, Betty Heimiller.
He is also survived by many nieces and nephews. The family will be present on Thursday and Friday 2-4 and 7-9 PM at the (Giambrone Chapel) AMIGONE FUNERAL HOME 121 West Ferry, where funeral service will be held on Saturday at 8:30 and from Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church (Buffalo) at 9:00. Friends invited. Mr. Smith was a Coast Guard Veteran of WWII.
SNIOS-Bernard J. October 7, 1992, suddenly, beloved husband of Rita (nee Wielgosz); dear father of Joan (John) Natalzia; grandfather of Jennifer and Jody; brother of Anna Marzec, Lottie nal and the late Theodore (Janet) and Ed(Jerome) Mosakowski, Freda (Edward) Perward (Rita) Snios; also survived by nieces and nephews. Funeral from the PACER FUNERAL HOME, 2275 George Urban Blvd. (2 blocks east of Dick Saturday at 8:30 AM and S.S. Peter and Paul Church at 9 AM.
Friends invited. Family present Thursday 7-9 and Friday 2-4 and 7-9 PM. Mr. Snios was a member of various religious and fraternal organizations. Flowers gratefully declined.
WALTON-William G. October 7, 1992, of Cheektowaga, NY, beloved husband of Stella (nee Smejles); dearest father of Jone (Thomas) Wojcik, William J. (Carmen) and Donald H. (Carolyn); brother of Mildred Olson, Irene Puehn and the late Everett and Helen Arbrogast; also survived by seven grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Family will be present Thursday and Friday from 2-4 and 7-9 at the HOY FUNERAL HOME 3855 Seneca West Seneca, where funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 10:30.
Friends invited. WEIDNER-George A. October 5, 1992, of Derby, NY; husband of the late Virginia Weidner; beloved father of Albert (Camille), Daniel (Selma) Weidner, Mrs. Robert (Ethel) Stelley, Mrs. Richard (Marilyn) Bochynski and the late Martin LorWeidner; brother of Edwin Weidner, raine Westenfeld, Julia Sojka and Mrs.
Walter (Dorrie) Hysak and the late Franklin Weidner; special friend of Irene Nowak; also survived by several grandchildren, greatgrandchildren, several nieces and from 7-9 nephews. PM Friends may call Wednesday and Thursday from 2-4 and 7-9 PM at the HEIMBURG-ADDISON FUNERAL HOME, 262 N. Main Angola, NY, where funeral services will be held Friday at 11 AM. Mr. Weidner was a Veteran of wwil and a member of Evans Township Post No.
5798 VFW and Newcomb-Long Post No. October 7, 1992, of Alden, NY, beloved son of Loretta West and the late William; beloved husband of Marion West and the late Eleanor; father of William, Kevin, Sheila West and the late Sharon; fondly remembered by Mark (Relda), Rodney (Rita) Adgate, Karen (Bobby) Skelton and Kevin Adgate; brother of Rita Eastman, Evans. Loretta Friends (John) Masters and Dorothy (Bill) received Friday 2-4 and 7-9 at SHEPARD BROS. FUNERAL HOME, 10690 Main Clarence, where funeral service will be held IN MEMORIAM 856-5555 Brother rector of Mercy Nursing died Wednesday 1973 photo Bernard Regan, 75, divolunteers at Brothers of Home in Clarence, (Oct. 7, 1992) in Buffalo General Hospital after a brief illness.
Born John Regan in the Bronx, he was a graduate of Clinton High School in the Bronx and the Pierre School of Nursing in South Dakota. He entered the Brothers of Mercy in 1951 and took his first vows two later. He took his final vows years in 1959. Brother Bernard worked as a visiting nurse from the order's Buffalo residence on Jewett Parkway and as a superior in the Orders of Health Care Ministries for much of his religious life. He was the superior at the Buffalo residence in 1964 and 1965 and was superior in the Oklahoma City residence for the next two years.
Other assignments included serving as the provincial at the order's headquarters in Clarence from 1973 to 1979. He had served as director of volunteers for the last 18 months. Survivors include a sister, Patricia LaForce of Baldwinsville. A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 11 a.m. Friday in the Brothers of Mercy Chapel, 4520 Ransom Road, Clarence.
Buriat will be in Brothers of Mercy Cemetery. Radomir Matovic, owner of several hotels NIAGARA FALLS Services for Radomir "Rad" Matovic, owner of the Holiday Inn Resort on Grand Island and two major hotels in downtown Niagara Falls, will be held at 1 p.m. Friday in St. George Serbian Orthodox Church, 6085 Montrose Niagara Falls, Ont. Prayers will be recited at 12:30 in the Morse Son Chapel of the Morgan Funeral Homes, 5917 Main Niagara Falls, Ont.
Burial will be in Lundy's Lane Cemetery, Niagara Falls, Ont. Matovic, 63, of Niagara Falls, died Tuesday (Oct. 6, 1992) in Greater Niagara General Hospital, Niagara Falls, Ont. A native of Yugoslavia, he moved to Niagara Falls, in 1971. He started in the construction business there and then concentrated on the hotel industry.
He formerly owned and operat- ZIELENIESKI-Stanley Jr October 6, 1992 of Arcade, NY; husband of MaryAnn (Chianta); son of Mary (Kozlowski) and the late Stanley brother of Daniel (Vicki) Zielenieski; Mrs. Kenneth (Patricia) Volk, Dolores Jakubowski, Mrs Victor (Christine) Perkins, Maryann Zielenieski; also survived by 13 nieces and nephews. Friends may call 2-4 and 7-9 PM Thursday and Friday at the W. S. DAVIS FUNERAL HOME, Arcade, NY.
Funeral Mass Saturday at 11 AM at SS Peter Paul Church, Arcade, NY. Memorials to the Arcade Resue Squad ed the Inn 011 the Hill, the Parkwood Hotel and the Granada Inn, all in Niagara Falls, and the Days Inn in Cambridge, Ont. Starting in 1987, Matovic focused his interests in the United States. He owned and operated the Radisson Hotel on Third Street and the Holiday Inn and Holidome at Buffalo Avenue and First Street, both in Falls; the Grand Island Inn comHolidara plex on the Niagara River at Whitehaven Road; the Holiday, Inn in Lansing, the Radisson Hotel in Flint, and two restaurants in Michigan. Survivors include his wife, Lillian, of Niagara Falls, two sons, Dragan of Grand Island and Nick of Niagara Falls, and a sister, Milka Medjedovic of To- ronto.
Maye service set for Friday NIAGARA FALLS Funeral services for Eddie Lee Maye, 427 of Pierce Avenue, who died Sunday (Oct. 4, 1992) have been changed to 1 p.m. Friday in Trinity Baptist Church, 1366 South Ave. Burial will be in Riverdale Cemetery, Lewiston. Additional obituaries D4 PAGE.
