The Sacramento Bee Final Thursday, July 9, 1992 B5 STATE to extend sequoia refuge? President to visit forest next week Bee Washington Bureau and Metro Staff WASHINGTON President Bush is scheduled to visit the Sequoia National Forest early next week to make an announcement about protection of Giant Sequoia groves. While complete details of Bush's visit remain uncertain, Sequoia National Forest official Mary Bradley said Bush is expected to attend a ceremony at 9 a.m. Tuesday to "honor Giant Sequoias and recognize partnerships in the forest." In recent years, the Sequoia National Forest has been the focus of intense controversy over commercial logging in its stately Giant Sequoia groves. That logging has been stopped, but disputes continue over the forest's overall commercial timber program. Timber industry officials said Bush may announce an executive order extending permanent protection to Giant Sequoia groves.
The current protections, hammered out in 1990 negotiations among environmentalists, the timber industry and the Forest Service, will otherwise expire in 10 or 15 years. "I think what they're attempting to do is by executive mandate extend the (protections)," said Steve Worthley, counsel for Sequoia Forest Industries. "That's my expectation." Conservationists were skeptical. "It looks like he's coming here to save parts of the forest Giant Sequoia groves that have already been saved by public opinion and citizen activists," said Ray West, secretary of the Tule River Conservancy, a local conservation group. "I can't believe he will do anything to change the status quowhich is timber first in our national forests," West said.
Although a White House spokesman said Wednesday night that there was a very good chance that the president will helicopter into the Sequoia forest and take "several walks," official confirmation of the visit was being withheld pending a report by the White House advance team. Among other measures, the 1990 "mediated settlement" established buffers around existing sequoia groves. Essentially no. timber harvesting is allowed within the first 500 feet, and only limited entry is allowed within the next 500 feet. Bush's planned visit comes as Congress is still trying to figure out how to protect ancient forests both in the Sierra Nevada and the Pacific Northwest.
Among other things, lawmakers are working on a provision calling for a scientific panel to study possible ancient forest preserve sites in the Sierra Nevada. Convictions in agent's death upheld Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO A federal appeals court on Wednesday upheld the convictions of a Mexican state policeman in the 1985 torture murder of U.S. drug agent Enrique Camarena. Raul Lopez-Alvarez was convicted of kidnapping and murder on the basis of his statements to an undercover agent that he had taken part in a drug gang's abduction of Camarena and had beaten him with a heated iron pipe. He later claimed that the statements were lies, meant to impress the agent with his high-level connections.
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the statements were adequately corroborated by other evidence, including the nature of Camarena's injuries and the existence of a tape recording of Camarena's interrogation. But the court overturned two of Lopez-Alvarez's six convictions for insufficient evidence. Camarena, a Drug Enforcement Administration agent, was abducted in Guadalajara in February 1985. His body was found a month later.
Chico man, 45, accused of killing wife, daughter By Jim Haynes found. "There was blood everyBee Correspondent where. The place looked like they had been butchering animals." A 45-year-old Chico Brown will be arrested on two CHICO man, apparently distraught over counts of murder and one charge his marriage, stabbed to death his of attempted murder, Grey said. wife and daughter, slashed his There was no indication that alstepson and then slit his throat cohol or drugs played a role in the and wrists in a failed suicide at- tragedy, he said. tempt early Wednesday, police "We do know there were marital said.
problems and they had briefly Gregory Brown, described as an separated," Grey said of Brown unemployed truck driver, killed and his wife. his wife, Teresa, 39, and his 10- Investigators described a ghastyear-old daughter Heather in a ly sequence of events in which knife-wielding rampage, investi- Brown's daughter and stepson digators said. In a separate attack, aled emergency dispatchers for Brown also seriously wounded his help at almost the same time from stepson, Frank Mirabal, 19, inves- different locations. tigators said. Brown and Mirabal were both "It was awful," Butte County in serious condition Wednesday Sheriff Mick Grey said of the evening in Enloe Hospital in Chicrime scene at the Brown home co, Grey said.
Both were expected where his wife and daughter were to survive. Family of slain L.A. girl to get $300,000 Associated Press ter of Latasha Harlins, said Charles Lloyd, an attorney for Du. LOS ANGELES The family of Harlins was shot and killed by a 15-year-old black girl slain by a Du during a confrontation March Korean-American grocer will re- 16, 1991, over whether the teenceive about $300,000 in settle- had paid for a bottle of orager ment of a multimillion-dollar law- ange juice in a Du family-owned suit. an attorney said.
store. The store has since closed: Soon Ja Du's insurance compa- Du was convicted of voluntary ny agreed to pay "a little over manslaughter and sentenced to $300,000" to the brother and sis- probation last year. British man acquitted of Harvey Rader, a former used car dealer, leaves a Los Angeles courtroom Wednesday after he was acquitted on charges that he murdered a business associate and then killed the man's family to hide the crime. It was Rader's third trial for the 1982 alleged DEATHS ELSEWHERE Clint Frank Winner of 1937 Heisman Trophy CHICAGO Clint Frank, who won the Heisman Trophy in 1937 as a two-way back for Yale, has died after a brief illness. He was 76.
The runner-up to Frank in 1937 was Colorado's Whizzer White, who went from football stardom to a seat on the U.S. Supreme Court. Mr. Frank, who headed his own Chicago advertising agency for two decades, died Tuesday in Evanston Hospital. After graduating from Yale in 1938 with a degree in economics, Mr.
Frank went into the advertising business in Chicago. After retiring in 1976, he turned his attention to charitable causes, founding the Brain Research Foundation at the University of Chicago and the Eye Research Institute in Boston. He also founded the American Academy of Arts. He was elected to the National Football Hall of Fame in 1955 and in 1988 was named recipient of the Gold Medal, the hall of fame's highest award. Six presidents are among others to receive the gold medal.
He is survived by his wife, Margaret Rathje Frank, three sons and six daughters. Leo B. Grandi Loyalton rancher, ex-councilman LOYALTON, Sierra Co. Graveside services for former Loyalton City Councilman Leo B. Grandi will be 11 a.m.
Saturday in Vinton Cemetery. Mr. Grandi, 77, died Saturday in Loyalton. A second-generation Swiss-Italian rancher and a native of Sierra Valley, he graduated from Loyalton High School in 1932 and served one term on the Loyalton City Council. Mr.
Grandi was a lifelong rancher and also worked for 20 years as a maintenance man for SierraPlumas School District. A member of the Loyalton Volunteer Fire Department and the Whiskerino Club, he was involved with the youth of the community and supported many youth organizations. Surviving Mr. Grandi are his wife, Betty of Loyalton; son, James of Elk Grove; daughter, Melody Keating of Richmond; brother, Joseph of Loyalton; sisters, Lydia Sheehan of Crescent Mills, Plumas County, and Alvina Lyons of El OBITUARIES Carlos Calvillo Compean Sr. Nightclub owner, former SP clerk A Mass of Christian Burial for Carlos Calvillo Compean owner of the El Matador Club on Franklin Boulevard in Sacramento, will be offered at 9:30 a.m.
Friday in Our Lady of Guadalupe Church, Seventh and streets. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery. He died of heart failure Monday in Sacramento at age 67. Mr.
Compean owned the nightclub for the past 25 years and previously operated Lunar Station on Freeport Boulevard. Before entering the bar business he worked about 18 years for Southern Pacific Associated Press murder charges killings. The bodies of the victims, an Israeli immigrant family, were never found. Rader, a British citizen, was first arrested in 1983 but charges weren't filed until 1988. That move was spurred by a police effort to get the state attorney general to handle prosecution.
FUNERAL Cerrito; and five In lieu of flowers, quests donations Volunteer Fire Sierra Valley Roping ship fund, Box 96118. grandchildren. the family reto the Loyalton Department or the Club scholar710, Loyalton, Juanita J. Mitchell Civil rights attorney BALTIMORE Civil rights attorney Juanita Jackson Mitchell, the matriarch of a family that has become synonymous with civil rights in Maryland, has died at 79. Mrs.
Mitchell died Tuesday of a heart attack at her Baltimore home. She was the first black woman to practice law in Maryland and the first national director of the NAACP's Youth and College Division. Her mother was Lillie Carroll Jackson, a prominent early leader of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, and her late husband, Clarence Mitchell was chief lobbyist for the NAACP. As a lawyer for the local NAACP, Mrs. Mitchell successfully fought to have Baltimore hire black social workers, librarians and police officers.
In the 1940s and 1950s she worked on a series of legal actions that helped open public facilities and schools to blacks and forced the hiring of blacks in schools and colleges. She and Thurgood Marshall, a Baltimore native who later became the first black on the U.S. Supreme Court, filed lawsuits that resulted in a 1955 decision by the Supreme Court to integrate a park in Baltimore and one in Annapolis. Her brother-in-law, Parren J. Mitchell, became Maryland's first black congressman in 1970.
Two of her four sons, Clarence and Michael, also worked on civil rights causes and served in the state Senate. In 1987, they were convicted for trying to obstruct a congressional investigation of the Wedtech Corp. defense procurement scandal. She is survived by her four sons, and a sister, a brother, a niece, 18 grandchildren and two greatgrandsons. A memorial service is scheduled for Saturday.
-Bee news services railroad as a shipping and receiving clerk until the 1960s. The native of Aguascalientes, Mexico, settled in Sacramento in 1944. Mr. Compean is survived by his wife, Amparo; children, Sandra Sweitzer of Willard, Utah, Carlos A. Compean of Sacramento and Margo Salcedo of Hillsboro, sister, Ofelio Calvillo of Elk Grove; brothers, Jose "Pepe" Calvillo of Aguascalientes and Sergio Calvillo of Denver; and six grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by a brother, Roberto Vellenoweth. A rosary will be recited at 9:30 p.m. today in Nicoletti Funeral Home, 54th Street and Folsom Boulevard. JOHNSON, EVELYN ELVA In Sacramento on July 7, 1992, aged 80 years. A resident of Rancho Cordova for 27 years.
A member of the Cordova Neighborhood Church and the Royal Neighbors of America. Beloved wife of Joe, aged 83 of Rancho Cordova. Devoted mother of Joseph B. Johnson of Rancho Cordova, Donald Johnson of Rocklin, Ora Gibson of Citrus Heights and Gloria Ferre of Tooele, UT. Loving sister of Helen Ball of Twin Falls, ID and Carol Hedges of Pocatello, ID.
Also survived by 9 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren. Friends may call for visitation on Friday 5-9 P.M. and attend services Saturday, July 11, 1992 at 10:00 A.M. at MOUNT VERNON'S CHURCH OF THE VAL- LEY, 8201 Greenback Lane, Fair Oaks, CA. Interment at Mount Vernon.
Remembrances to the American Cancer Society. JONES, MICHELLE LYNETTE Aged 21. Died June 29, 1992. Native of Sacramento. Left behind 3 year old daughter, Kristen Dianne Poole.
Survived by mother, Dianne Barrick, stepfather Harold Barrick, father, Steven Jones Sr, stepmother, Gail Jones, brothers, Steven Jones and Ryan Jones. Sister, Sarah McGuire, stepbrother, Brian Barrick, stepsisters, Amy Barrick, Shawnee Miller, and Heather Dyson, and grandparents, Don and Helen Hall, Bud and Mella Shelton and Daisy Barrick. Serivces were held at Lind Brothers Mortuary on July 3. Michelle was laid to rest at Fair Oaks Cemetery, LEWIS, ALBERT ANDREW JONES CHAPEL OF CHIMES, 4200 Broadway and are invited to attend funeral services on A.M. at Shiloh Baptist Thursday, a July 9 at 11 Church, 3565 9th ave.
MARTINEZ, ANDREW F. In Sacramento, July 6, 1992. Native and resident of Sacramento. Aged 20. Survived by his wife and son, Inez Gutierrez and Andrew Franklin Martinez; his father, Andre Martinez, mother, Maxine Corona, stepmother, Veronica Baca, brothers, Gilbert Martinez, Tony Martinez, and Joaquin DeHarrera and sister, Estabina Rafael.
Grandparents, Alice and Frank Corona, and Ruben and Ruth Martinez. Also other family friends. Friends and family are welcome for visitation on Thursday July 9 from 2 P.M. 8 P.M. at ANDREWS GREILICH, 3939 Fruitridge rd.
and a Mass on Friday July 10 at 10 A.M. at St. Rose Catholic Church, 5961 Franklin bivd. Recitation of the Rosary at the mortuary, Thursday July 7 P.M. Inter- In Sacramento July 2, 1992.
Beloved husband of Verna Mae Lewis. Loving father of Ouida M. Lewis and Shirley Browden. Caring grandfather of five. Friends may call at MORGAN ment at St.
Mary's Catholic Cemetery. MASKOVICH. JACK ALAN (ROGER FRANK) and friend. NICHOLS, NINA M. Entered into rest July 7, 1992 in Sacramento.
Beloved husband of the late Karoline Maskovich. Loving father of Ronald Bruce MaskovCherished son of Mary and the late Jack Maskovich. Dear brother of Eleanor Russell, Jaqueline Brown, and John Maskovich. of Ed Jack is sur. vived by numerous nieces and nephews.
A native of Sacramento, aged 58. Friends are invited to attend a Blessing Service on Friday, July 10, 1992 at 2:30 P.M. in the LAND PARK CHAPEL OF HARRY A. NAUMAN SON, 4041 Freeport Blvd, Sacramento, CA 95822. Interment privte.
Contributions may be made to Mercy Foundation "Heart Assoc." 4001 Sacto, CA 95819. MOSS, DENNIS R. In Sacramento, June 29, 1992. Resident of Sacramento. Aged 44.
Beloved son of the late Eleanor L. Moss. Survived by wife Dana Ann Moss, children, Andrea Dennise, Tyler Amanda, and Dennis Lawrence. Father, Albert E. Moss, and stepmother, Nathalee M.
Moss. Sister, Deborah May Fry (husband Mark), niece, Jamie and nephew, Jason. His grandmother Iva Simpson. A Vietnam Vet, 8 years U.S.A.F., 13 years Air National Guard, 3 years Transit Alert at McClellan. A graduate of La Sierra H.S.
1966. Memorial Services will be Sunday July 12 at 2:30 P.M. in the I Main Chapel at McClelIan. Dennis was a dearly loved husband, father Entered into rest July 5, 1992 in Sacramento. Friends are invited to attend Funeral Services on Friday, July 10, at 1 P.M.
in the LAND PARK CHAPEL OF HARRY A. NAUMAN SON, 4041 Freeport Blvd, Sacto, CA. PAINTER, NANCY BERKEBILE In Sacramento on July 7, 1992. Aged 80 years. A resident of years.
A Sacramento former employee of the State of California Franchise Tax Board. Beloved wife of Lawrence P. Painter of Sacramento, loving mother of Janice "Jan" Mastbrook of Sacramento. Dear wife of the late Everett E. Berkebile.
Dear grandmother of Julie Mae Mastbrook and Jean Pauley-Schick. Great grandmother of Julie Monet Beeman. Friends may call on Wednesday 5-7 P.M. and attend funeral services on Thursday, July 9, 1992 at 9:00 A.M. at MT.
VERNON'S CHURCH OF THE VALLEY, 8201 Greenback Lane, Fair Oaks. Interment Mt. Vernon Memorial Park. Remembrances may be made to the Valley Springs Presbyterian Church of Roseville, CA. 969-1251 SCHWERING, ANNA E.
In Sacramento, July 7, 1992. Beloved mother of Cary Higginbotham of Sacramento, Albert Higginbotham of Florida, Louise Jenkins of Taylorstown, PA; and Arthur Smith of Southern CA. A native of West Virginia and a 42 year resident of Sacramento, aged 88 years, Friends are welcome for visitation at W.F. GORMLEY SONS CHAPEL, 2015 Capitol Avenue, Friday from 8:00 A.M. and are invited to attend the funeral, Friday at 1:00 P.M.
Interment, East Lawn Memorial Park. SECORD, OLGA ANN In this city, July 6, 1992. Beloved wife of George Secord, loving mother of Douglas Secord, Carol Borowski and Linda Holmes, all of this city. Devoted sister of Joseph DeNardo, Eula DeNardo and Norma Rossetto of Canada. Loving grandmother of Gina and Sheryl Arlin, Paul Borowski and Andrew Secord.
A native of Canada, aged 66 years. Friends are welcome for visitation at the A.J. NICOLETTI FUNERAL HOME, 54th and Folsom Blvd. after 2 P.M. Wednesday and are invited to attend the funeral Friday at 11 A.M.
East Lawn Cemetery The Rosary will be recited Thursday at 7 P.M. SMITH, GLADYS E. In this city, June 6, 1992. A native of Louisiana, aged 66 years. Friends are invited to attend graveside services, Friday July 10, 1992 at 2 P.M.
at Sacramento Memorial Lawn Cemetery. Arrangements by the A.J NICOLLETI FUNERAL HOME. STEGEMAN, EMMA In Citrus Heights, July 6, 1992. Beloved wife of the late Frederick Stege: man. Loving father of Thomas Stegeman, Car.
olyn Egofske and Lor. raine Hoffman. Also survived by (6) grandchildren and (2) great grandchildren. A nativel of Germany, aged 80 years. Friends are welcome at CULJIS, MILLER, HERBERGER CHAPEL OF THE VALLEY, 1525 hambra for visitation Thursday from 4:00 P.M.
to 8:00 P.M. and are invited to attend the funeral service Friday at 11:00 A.M. Interment, private. Memorials preferred to St. Mark's Lutheran Church, 7869 Kingswood Citrus Heights, CA 95621.
STORMS, SUE A. In this city July 8, 1992. Beloved wife of the late Lawrence Storms. Loving mother of Nancy Baptista and Ava CraigWaite and mother law of John Baptista, Russell Waite and Doug Craig. Dear grandmother of Kai Mickey, Sherrill Harsh and Barbara and Lynn Craig.
Very proud great grandmother of Stefon and Tommy Harsh, Kiarra Gipson and Kristen Mickey. Dear sister of Frank McCurry. Special grandmother-in-law of Brenda Mickey and Robert Harsh. A native of Springfield, Aged 79 years. Friends are tion welcome Thursday for 9:00 P.M.
at the A.J. NICOLETTI FUNERAL HOME, 5401 Folsom Blvd. Sacto and are invited to attend the funeral Friday 2:00 P.M. Private interment, Sunset Lawn Memorial Park. I STRACHAN, HUGH J.
Funeral Directors. STUART, EARL D. JR. In Sacramento Earl July 4, 1992. Father of D.
Stuart Ill of Hawaii and Jason Stuart of Washington. Son of Earl Stuart Sr. of Ontario and Susan Stuart of Sacramento. Brother of Frances Sternet of Orangevale, Carl Stuart of Sacramento and Terry Earl of Hollywood. Friends are welcome at LOMBARD CO.
NERA DIRECTORS, 2930 Auburn bivd for visitations 9 A.M. to Noon Friday morning and are In Sacramento, July 7, 1992. Husband of Polly Strachan of Sacramento. Father of Bonnie Squires of El Dorado Hills. Father-in-law of Roy Squires of El Dorado Hills.
Step father of Susan Atwood of Sacramento. Grandfather of Lisa, Alison, and Wendy. Great grandfather of Alison and Cassy. Brother of Winifred Moore of Washington. A native of Sacramento, aged 84 years.
At his request, no services will be held. Contributions suggested to the Sutter Hospice Care 52nd streets, Sacramento, CA 95819 or a favorite charity of the donor's choice. Arrangements by HARRY A. NAUMAN SON, invited to attend graveside services 2 P.M. Friday afternoon at SYLVAN CEMETERY.
WATKINS, BETTY JEAN In Sacramento, July 2, 1992. Loving mother of Vera Taylor of Sacramento, Darrell Watkins of Sacramento, Sibyl Watkins of Valleio, Tonio Taketa of Sacramento, Alpha Watkins Jr. of Corris Jones of Fresno, and Shawn Wilson of San Jose. Also survived by 11 grandchildren. Dear sister of Zeffernee Hardeman and Velma Russell, both of Visalia, Albert Wilson of Long Beach, and Frances Haskins of Fresno.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend Graveside Services Friday, July 10, 1992 at 1 P.M. at SACRAMENTO MEMORIAL LAWN, 6100 Stockton blvd, Sacramento, CA. Visitation will be held Thursday from 12-8 P.M. in the Garden Chapel Mortuary, 6100 Stockton Blvd, Sacra- mento, CA. WOLFE, THOMAS CALVIN, SR.
In Sacramento, July 7, 1992. husband Gloria. Loving father of Thomas C. Wolfe Jr. and Kimberly Lee.
Devoted grandfather of 6. Past Master of Capital City Masonic Lodge Number 499. A 24 year resident of Sacramento. A native of Kansas City, MO, aged 63. Friends are welcome for visitation at EAST LAWN MORTUARY, 5757 Greenback Ln, Sacramento on Thursday, July 9, 1992 from 3-8 P.M.
and are invited to attend Funeral Services at 10 A.M Friday July 10, 1992. Interment to follow at East Lawn Sierra Hills. Remembrances may be ers Hospitals for Crippled Children, 1701 19th ave, San Francisco, CA 94122. In Memoriam IN MEMORY OF RUTH L. SMITH Mom, we all love miss you.
Your family Funeral Directors COMPEAN, CARLOS CALVILLO, SR. In this city July 6, 1992. Husband of Amparo Compean. Loved father of Sandra Sweitzer of Willard, UT, Carlos A. Campean, Jr.
of Sacramento and Margo Salcedo of Hillsboro, OR. DeJose "Pepe" and voted brother of Ofelio, Calvillo and the late Roberto Vellenoweth. Also survived by 6 grandchildren. A native of Aguascaliente, MexiCo. Aged 67 years.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend the Mass of Christian Burial Friday 9:30 A.M. at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church, 7th street street. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. Recitation of the Rosary Thursday 9:30 P.M.
at the A.J. NICOLETTI FUNERAL HOME, 5401 Folsom Blvd. DAVIS, MICHAEL In Sacramento suddenly July 8, 1992. Beloved husband of Mary Elizabeth Davis. Loving father Wheeler.
of Barbara Devoted Jean grandfather of Mark Loren Wheeler, Brian David Wheeler and Amy Elizabeth Wheeler. Loved brother of Eli and George Davis and Ruby Riolo. A native of Salt Lake City, UT, aged 74 years. Friends are welcome at CULJIS, MILLER, SKELTON HERBERGER CHAPEL OF THE VALLEY, 1525 Alhambra Blvd. for Visitation Friday at 12:00 Noon and are invited to attend the Funeral Service Saturday at 10:00 A.M.
Interment, St. Mary's Cemetery. Memorials preferred to South Side Improvement Club. DORRIS, HILDA Entered into rest July 7, 1992 in Sacramento. Beloved wife of Ernest L.
Dorris. Loving mother of Richard E. and John D. Dorris. Dear grandmother of Lisa and Andrew Dorris.
Cherished sister of Norma Edmonds. Beloved motherin-law of Nancy and Jean Dorris. Sister-inlaw of Art Edmonds. Hilda was past president of I.C.F. and an active member of Mr.
Mrs. Club. A native of California, aged 68. Friends are invited to attend a Blessing Friday, July 10, 1992 at 10 A.M. in the LAND PARK CHAPEL OF HARRY A.
NAUMAN SON, 4041 Freeport Blvd, Sacramento, CA. A recitation of the Rosary will be held Thursday evening at 7:30 P.M. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. Contributions may be made to the American Heart Assoc.
or charity of donor's choice. DOUGLASS, ETHEL MARGUERITE In Castro Valley, July 7, 1992. Beloved wife of the late Norman F. Douglass. Loving mother of Oreon R.
Hilton of Hayward, Gordon D. Douglass of Orinda, and Thurman Douglass of Germany. Also survived by (3) sisters, (2) brothers, (7) grandchildren and (7) great grandchildren. A native of Zamora, CA, aged 84 years. A member for over (50) years of the Red Men Lodge Wenonah Council Degree of Pocahontas.
She was an active volunteer in many local organizations. Friends are invited to attend the funeral service Friday at 9:30 A.M. at CULJIS, MILLER, SKELTON HERBERGER CHAPEL OF THE VALLEY, 1523 Alhambra Blvd. Interment: Odd Fellows Lawn Cemetery. Memorials preferred to the charity of your choice.
ELLIOTT, EDITH I. In Carmichael on July 6, 1992. Beloved mother of Harrold Elliott of Sacramento, Earl M. Elliott of Sterling, CO; and Leona L. Karls of Carmichael.
Grandmother of 5, great grandmother of 5, and step great grandmother of 3. She is also survived by numerous nieces and nephews. Friends are invited to attend services on Saturday July 11, 1992 at 2 P.M. at EAST LAWN MORTUARY, Greenback Ln, Sacramento. In lieu of flowers, the family has requested that donations be made to the charity of 'our choice.
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