Tarrytown Daily News from Tarrytown, New York (2024)

July 27, 1981

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Tarrytown Daily Newsi

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Tarrytown, New York

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Monday, July 27, 1981

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8

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8 SectionA Gannett Westchester Newspapers Monday July 27 1981 Obituaries Study calls for changes obituaries in county police force By MICHAEL ZUCKERMAN Staff Writer A police consulting firm released a 4 month study of the county police this morning in which it recommended a series of changes in state and local laws that created the 2 year old agency Key among the recommendations contained in the 216 page report were increases in civilian staffing in the de partment creation of a single building to house the police fire and civil defense agency and changes in laws that would give police officer status to members of the department who currently lack that status for pension purposes The report also recommended abol ishing the Police Advisory Board to allow more direct communication be tween the county executive and the commissioner of the Westchester De partment of Public Safety Services The study held that such an advisory board had seriously interfered with the ability of the commissioner and county exec utive to work together for the interests of the department The Police Executive Research rum (PER) of Washington a presti gious consultant group hired by the county made several dozen recommen UNDS dations to improve the Westchester De partment of Public Safety Services Problems at the agency were re vealed by the public dispute between County Executive Alfred DelBello and suspended CommissionerSheriff Thom as Delaney The police agency was formed by a merger of the Westchester Parkway Police and the De partment Recommendations disclosed in the report issued today included: Establishing a uniform rank and pay structure Developing a clearer means of disciplining or removing the commissio nersheriff Changing the name of the com missionersheriff to just Changing the name of the agency to the Westchester Public Safety De partment Dr Gerald Lynch president of John Jay College of Criminal Justice and head of the Public Safety Services Ad ministrative Review Task orce made the professional study public today The study is an attempt by the county to find ways to improve the structure and operational ability Continued from page one But County Executive Alfred DelBel lo said that is turning this into a political issue when it is only a legal problem which could have been rectified by act of the Board of Legis lators at any time since last DelBello said he suggested that the Board the inconsistencies in the The latest development in the Dela ney DelBello clash comes as a county task force assigned to review a break down in the operations of Public Safety Services department is preparing to release its findings The board chairman said he thought the ban on payments for de fense was an attempt to get the legis lature involved in what essentially was a political fight between DelBello and Delaney Such involvement indicated could cripple its effectiveness as an appellate body in the Delaney case later said further that he would try to prevent payments to the counsel hired by DelBello in discipli nary hearing unless the ousted commis lawyer also is paid seems to me DelBello has enough trouble with Delaney without taking on the Board of said Delaney is being tried on 42 adminis trative charges of misconduct lodged last ebruary by DelBello In April the board authorized the county to pay Dela legal fees up to $25000 DelBello returned the legislation un signed with the comment that he thought it was inconsistent with another county law on the subject of providing legal assistance for county officers He recom mended rectifying the inconsistency But by not signing or vetoing the bill DelBello allowed its enactment said and no new legislation was passed Last May before the administrative hearings began attorney Ju lius Cohn received $13250 in fees An other claim was submitted this month In a letter dated July 23 Shulman told Cohn he could not honor the law claim for an additional $11850 because county attorney Samuel Yasgur believed the legislation authorizing the payments was to Shulman said he and Yasgur agreed to get an opinion on the legality of the payments from New York comp troller No payments will be made until the opinion is received the finance com missioner said memo prompting the ban stated: I do not want to do anything that might arguably give the appearance of hindering Mr effort to assemble a defense I suggest this is a matter in which the opinion of the state comptroller should be Shulman said in his letter that a ruling by the state against Cohn would mean the lawyer would have to refund the payments already made to him Cohn would not comment on the letter on the other hand said Shulman had no right as a commissioner to overrule duly enacted legsiation expressed the suspicion that the ban on payments was an at tempt to get the legislature involved in what was a politcal fight between Del Bello and Delaney If the board gets too involved at this stage said it will be prevent ed from reviewing findings and the punishment he gives to Delaney A hearing officer is hearing testimo ny in the case and will report his find ings to DelBello who is charged with making the determination and punish ment The Board of Legislators has the appeal jurisdiction Meanwhile the report of the blue ribbon panel appointed by DelBello months in the making is to be made public today and is expected to criticize past practices of the department and make recommendations for legislation to correct weaknesses in the two year old county agency On his final day a witness last week Delaney made a full admission to one of the charges he faces which accused him of denigrating the task force by calling it kangaroo TAX Continued from page one still not in final form Baker said Rea gan had a light schedule this morning and a clear afternoon to put the fin ishing touches on the address Originally it was to have been a twin edged speech about taxes and the financial problems of the Social Security system However Republican congressional leaders worried about the uproar ignit ed by earlier proposals for Social Security cutbacks called on the president to confine his remarks to taxes The White House relented and said Reagan would mention Social Secu rity only in passing if at all In a bid for support Reagan revised his bill last week and accepted more than $65 billion worth of changes About half the additional tax benefits would go to individuals by permanently the tax system against infla tion beginning in 1985 More than $13 billion in special relief was earmarked for the oil industry Others on the guest list at Camp David were Reps Eugene Atkinson of Pennsylvania Charles Bennett of lor ida David McCurdy of Oklahoma Billy Lee Evans and Charles Hatcher both of Georgia Ralph Hall of Texas Bill Hefn er of North Carolina Jerry Huckaby of Louisiana Romano Mazzoli of Kentucky Ron Mottl of Ohio and Ike Skelton of Missouri SAETY Continued from page one stands on its own There was no nuclear related injury to the public or operators That is the bottom he said The NRC also took issue with the Critical Mass study calling it flawed by an inconsistent use of Carl Michelson head of the NRC office that examines the incident re ports said half the increase came from four new plants which were not operat ing in 1979 He said the newer plants are required to report even more to the NRC as a result of tighter regulations passed in the wake of Three Mile Island NRC officials said they planned to release their own scorecard of nuclear reactors in about a month which would give a much truer picture of perfor mance because it would assess not only the number but the types of problems the reactors are experiencing The Critical Mass study said two of the most serious incidents failure of control rods to work at the Browns erry III reactor in Alabama and loss of 43000 gallons of radioactive water at Crystal River III in lorida might have been prevented if lessons learned from operating experiences had been acted on Other specific 1980 incidents listed in the report included release of radioac tive iodine 131 during refueling of itz patrick I in New York an employee at Oyster Creek I in New Jersey disabling a cooling pump by improperly standing on a pipe and tests showing mussels near the Pilgrim I plant in Massachu setts with high concentrations of radio active Cobalt 60 Other plants reporting more than 100 incidents included Georgia Hatch I unit 119 Arkansas Power Arkansas II unit 118 Carolina Power Brunswick II 118 Virginia Electric North Anna I 117 Power itzpatrick I in New York 105 and Duquesne Beaver Valley I in Pennsylvania 102 John Nicita John Nicita infant son of John and Nancy A Nicita of Mt Pleasant Lane Irvington died Sunday at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital in New York He was born June 16 1981 at Phelps Memorial Hospital Center in North Tarrytown Besides his parents he is survived by his paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Santo Nicita of Hawthorne his maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Schlichthernlein of Tinton alls NJ his paternal great grandmother Mrs Antoinette Montoruli of White Plains and his maternal great grandparents Mr and Mrs Kiesow of Lakehurst NJ and Mrs Lillian Schlichthernlein of the Bronx Bridget Gilligan Bridget Gilligan a residant of Irvington since 1925 died Sunday at Dobbs erry Hospital where she had been a patient for three weeks Mrs Gilligan who lived at 8 Home Place was born in Granard Longford County Ireland the daughter of James and Bridget Connell Donleavy Mrs Gilligan came to the US in 1921 and was married on eb 16 1931 to rank Gilligan who died Aug 2 1962 During World War II Mrs Gilligan was employed by North American Phillips in Dobbs erry making crystals for radios rom 1946 to 1961 she worked as an assembler at PR Mallory Battery in Tarrytown Mrs Gilligan was a member of the Altar and Rosary Society of Immaculate Conception Church in Irvington for 40 years She is survived by a son rank Gilligan Jr of the home address one brother James Donleavy of The Bronx and three sisters Elizabeth Donleavy of Lake Worth la Mrs Mary Cullen of Greenwich Conn and Mrs Rose Ann McLaughlin of Longford County Ireland Two grandchildren also survive her Douglass uqua Terrell Douglass uqua Terrell Jr 28 former a resident at 16 Park Ave Tarrytown died July 25 at Decatur Ga Mr Terrell was born Nov 7 1952 in White Plains the son of the late Douglass and the late Jane Chidster Terrell He is survived by two sisters Mrs Anne Meuse of Wayne Pa and Mrs Jane Barry of Wellesley Hills Mass Mollie Sayers Mrs Mollie Sayers 77 of Village Apartments Canaan Conn died Saturday in the Sharon Hospital Sharon Conn where she had been a patient for the past week A resident of Bedford Road Pocantico Hills for 32 years before moving to Canaan last year Mrs Sayers was born in Ireland Nov 6 1903 to John and Kate McKenna ox She was a parishioner of the Church of St Mary Magdalene in Pocantico Hills and was a member of Our Solidarity and the Ladies of Charity in the New York Archdiocese Survivors are her husband Andrew Sayers of the home address a daughter Mrs David (Maureen) Petersen of Norfolk Conn four brothers James ox of New York City John and Thomas ox of England and Patrick ox of Ireland three sisters Madge Youngs and Ettie Crowley of England and Jody Mc Garry of Ireland and two grandsons WEDDING Continued from page one Lady Diana also was interviewed replying to questions submitted by the British Press Associa tion and said she was fond of polo despite reports that she has asked Charles to give up the game The prince dismissed that notion as A quiet young woman who shared a London flat with three other girls before royal romance made her an international celebrity Diana admitted she was having difficulty adjusting to the glare of publicity has taken a bit of getting used to the she said Her pre wedding nerves were same as any would be she said adding that her goal is a good wife after July Meanwhile thousands journeyed to the heart of London before 8 am Sunday to watch the troops and the horse drawn carriages rehearse the two mile wedding procession from Buckingham Palace to St Cathedral No members of the royal family took part in the dry run The procession route bloomed in red white and blue flags and bunting One storefront displayed copies of the crown jewels Mile long Oxford Street the best known shopping thoroughfare was closed to all traffic for the first time in 40 years Sunday as 866 tables were laid end to end for a party More than 5 000 disabled and disadvantaged children were treated to a royal wedding fun fair The youngsters all signed a wedding card for Charles and Diana a former kindergarten teacher NANCY Continued from page one Reagan and the US government Critics contended it was improper for an official American representative to bow to pay such obei sance to the royal institution since the United States had fought a war to get out from under the British crown Mrs decision to shake hands rather than curtsy was announced riday and caused a furor in the British press Buckingham Palace said there is a bow or curtsy but if Mrs Reagan wants to shake hands be Mrs today visited St Cathedral where the royal wedding will take place Wednesday and placed a wreath at the American memorial chapel She was met on the cathedral steps by clergymen who escorted her inside think she was the princess of one man waiting in the large crowd of spectators outside said Nancy several people yelled when she arrived in a limousine Her schedule calls for her to attend a perfor mance by the Dance Theater of Harlem at the Royal Opera House and tonight she goes to Buck ingham Palace for a reception Queen Elizabeth is giving for the official wedding guests Mrs Tate said Mrs Reagan would again shake hands Death notices ANIANO Angelina of Yonkers formerly of Mount Vernon On July 25 1981 Wife of the late William mother of Dorothy An iano and Phyllis Canpanaro also surviving are 3 grandchil dren and 1 great grand daugh ter Calling hours at the red McGrath and Son uneral Home Bronxville between the hours of 2 4 and 7 9 pm Mon and Tues Mass of Christian Burial Our Lady Of Mount Car mel Church Mount Vernon on Wed July 29 9:45 a BARROWMAN William on July 24 1981 Reposing at the MC MAHON LYON HARTNETT UNERAL HOME 491 Mama roneck Ave White Plains where services will be held Tuesday 11 am Interment Mt Hope Cemetery Visiting hours Monday 2 4 and 7 9 pm In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the New York Heart Association BARRY Rose of New Rochelle on July 26 1981 Beloved wife of the late Wesley Devoted daughter of Catherine Mamona and the late Anthony Loving mother of Patricia Metrovich and Harry Also survived by 6 sisters and 2 brothers Repos ing at GEO DAVIS 14 Le count Place New Rochelle NY Mass of Christian Burial St Joseph's Church Tues 10 am Interment Holy Sepul chure Cemetery Visiting 2 4 and 7 9 pm SISTO PANO DIRECTORS BENGTSSON Gergrude of Co coa la On July 26 1981 age 69 years Wife of the late Ernest Bengtsson Dear mother of Mrs Ward (Marion) Lyke Robert Bengtsson Devoted sis ter of Mrs Helen Breen Mrs Virginia Zapke Mrs Patricia Tillman Mrs Marion Koehler Mrs Audrey Clifton Grandfa ther of 6 Mass of Christian Burial Wed 11 am at St James The Apostle Church Carmel NY Inrer ment Cavalry Cemetery Queens NY Reposing at the CARGAIN BARBER UNERAL HOME 10 owler Ave Car mel NY Mon eve 7 9 and Tues 2 4 and 7 9 pm BLISS Ethel of Scarsdale NY on July 23 1981 Wife of George Bliss Mother of Sher wood and Peter Bliss Sis ter of Dorothy Victoria A and rancis Leffler Also survived by 4 grandchildren Memorial service to be held at the Hitchco*ck Presbyterian Church Scarsdale Sat Aug 1 at 2 pm IN lieu of flowers contributions to the Cornell University or Hitchco*ck Pres byterian Church or to the American Cancer Soceity in her memory would be appreci ated BENNETT UNERAL HOME CARNEY John of Scarsdale NY on July 25 1981 Husband of Agnes Carr Carney ather of Patricia McCarthy and Mau reen Carney Brother of Nellie Burke and Ruth Carney Grandfather of Jason and Todd McCarthy riends may call at the BENNETT UNERAL HOME Mon 2 4 and 8 9 pm Mass of Christian Burial to be held at the Immacularte Heart of Mary Church Scarsdale Tues 12 noon In lieu of flowers contributions to your favorite charity in his memory would be appreciated DESALVO Thomas On July 26 1981 ormerly of the Bronx Beloved husband of the late Margaret Devoted father of Howard and Clifford Desalvo and the late Gilbert Desalvo also survived by 11 grandchil dren and 8 great grandchil dren riends may call at the WESTCHESTER UNERAL HOME Inc Eastchester Mon from 2 4 and 7 9 pm Mass of Christian Burial In the Annun ciation Church Crestwood Tues July 28 at 10 am Inter ment St Raymonds Cemetery GILLIGAN Bridget of Ir vington NY on July 26 1981 Mother of rank Jr Sister of James and Miss Elizabeth Dunleavy Mary Cullen and Rose Ann McLoughlin Repos ing VANDERBILT UNERAL HOME 69 Main St Tarrytown Monday 7 9 pm Tuesday 2 4 and 7 9 pm uneral Mass Im maculate Conception Church Irvington Wednesday 10am Interment Sleepy Hollow Ceme tery HART Lydia on July 24 1981 Visitation HILL UNERAL HOME INC Rye NY Tues 1 2 pm Graveside services 2:15 at Greenwood Union Cemetery LANG Josef Beloved husband of Elizabeth Devoted father of Elizabeth Cavallo and Ann Stumph Reposing LINCOLN PARK UNERAL HOME 625 McLean Ave Mass St Ann's Church Tues 10 am LEERTS William of Pleas antville NY July 24 1981 Hus band of Barbara father of Robert William Stallie and Ju dith Brother of Dorothy Vail and Grace Royalty Resting at BEECHER UNERAL HOME Pleasantville NY where fami ly will receive friends Sun 7 9 pm and Mon 7 9 pm uneral Tues 10 am St Mary's The Virgin Chappaqua Interment erncliff Cemetery MCCLELLAN Allie on July 26 1981 Beloved mother of Mrs Janet Carter Dear sister of Mrs Elcener Jones Grand mother of Cory and Beth Car ter Reposing BARNEY McClanahan funeral home INC Tuesday 10 am 5 pm and 7 9 pm uneral Serv ice Wednesday 2 pm Bethes da Baptist Church 71 Lincoln Ave New Rochelle Rev Allen Paul Weaver Jr officiating In terment Beechwoods Ceme tery amily to receive friends Tuesday 7 9 pm at funeral home MINCELLO Anthony age 79 of Oearfield Beach la ormerly of Mount Vernon NY devoted husband of Lucy Mincello Lov ing father of James Anthony Mincello and Mrs Michael (Anita) Angelatro Dear broth er of Patsy Mincello Josephine Veltri Mrs Louise (Mary) Pig lia and Rose Puglia Loving grandfather of 7 and great grandfather of 3 Mass Wed 10:30 am at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church Inter ment Holy Sepulchure Ceme tery Reposing at the BURR DAVIS SHARPE UNERAL HOME INC 15 4th Ave Mount Vernon on Tues between the hours of 2 4 and 7 9 pm Police file ASSAULT CHARGE William Behrens 21 of 60 Broadway Irvington was charged with assault third degree at 9:30 pm Sunday Irvington police said He was arrested after a complaint was signed by Jane Woodruff of ishkill Woodruff was treated at Dobbs erry Hospital for a bruised elbow police said Behrens was released on a court appearance ticket for Wednesday CAR DAMAGED Eva Piedimonte of 304 Gordon Ave North Tarrytown reported that her car was damaged Saturday night at Memorial ield in North Tarrytown police said TIRES VANDALIZED White ront Meats of 115 Beekman Ave North Tarrytown reported that air was released from tires on a 1977 GMAC van according to North Tarrytown police The vandalism was reported at 8:55 am on Sunday WINDSHIELD BROKEN Mrs Martin Pollens of Webb Road North Tarrytown reported that the win dow of a 1977 Chevrolet was broken at the Philipse Manor Railroad Station North Tarrytown police said The vandalism was reported at 3 pm Sunday TRESPASSING rancisco Barani 23 of 179 Beekman Ave North Tarrytown and Roger Almeida 33 of 25 Beekman Ave North Tarrytown were charged with trespassing at 5:30 pm Sunday North Tarrytown police said They were released on court appearance tickets for Thursday CRIMINAL MISCHIE Thomas Parnell 27 of 95 Beekman Ave North Tarrytown was charged with criminal mischief at 7:50 pm Sunday North Tarry town poke said He was scheduled to be arraigned today TRAIC CHARGES Jose I Iglesias of 58 Hallanel Brentwood LI was charged with driving without a license and without an inspection sticker at 2:58 am today Tarrytown police said He was re leased on $50 bail for appearance in court Thursday SCOLAWS Daniel Michard of 5 John St Tarrytown was arrested for overdue parking summons at 7:30 pm riday Tarrytown police said He was released on $100 bail and will appear in court Aug 5 William Tyler of 22 John St Tarrytown was also arrested for overdue parking summonses at 6:30 pm riday police reported He was released on $160 bail and will appear in court Aug 5 The arrests are part of a continuing program by Tarrytown police to collect overdue parking sum monses MEEHAN John on July 26 1981 of Yorktown Heights NY Husband of Ellen Mies Mee han Step father of David West on Brother of Mark Meehan Also survived by 5 grandchil dren Mass of Christian Burial Wed 11 am at St Patricks Church Yorktown Heights In terment St Charles Cemetery Gardner NY riends may call at the CLARK UNERAL HOME INC Yorktown Heights Monday 7 9 pm and Tuesday 2 4 and 7 9 pm QUINN Hubert of Ossining on July 241981 at New York Hospi tal Survived by wife Adele one brother niece and nephew Requiem Mass Tuesday 10 am Trinity Episcopal Church Interment Dale Cemetery Un der the direction of DORSEY UNERAL HOME INC In lieu of flowers donations to the Trinity Church Organ und would be appreciated REASTER Lawrence on July 25 1981 Beloved husband of Mrs Selfie Reaster Dear a ther of Mr Kevin Reaster Mrs Julie Taylor and Miss He lene Reaster Brother of Mrs Joan Minerve Grandfather of 6 Reposing BARNEY MC CLANAHAN UNERAL HOME Tuesday 3 5 and 7 9 pm Wednesday 12 Noon to 5 pm and 7 9 pm uneral Service Thursday 10 am Bethesda Baptist Church 71 Lincoln Ave New Rochelle Rev Allen Paul Weaver Jr officiating In terment Beechwoods Ceme tery amily to receive friends Wednesday 7 9 pm at funeral home REASTER Law rence All mem bers of Xenia Lodge No 50 are requested to assem ble Wednesday 7 pm BARNEY McClanahan fu neral HOME 30 WinthroD Ave New Rochelle for funeral rites of our late brother Kenneth Brown WM John Bartee Secretary ROCCO Carl on July 26 1981 Beloved husband of Marion (Romaniello) Rocco Dear fa ther of Mrs Anthony (Jose phine) Carilii Brother of Mrs Alfred (Angela) Pisani and John Rocco Also survived by 4 grandchildren and 4 gret grand children Reposing at LLOYD MAXCY CHAPEL Shea Place New Rochelle Mass of Christian Burial Blessed Sac rament Church Wed 10 am Interment Holy Sepulcher Cem etery Visiting hours 2 5 and 7 9 pm ROMANELLO Joseph on July 26 1981 Visitation at The Colo ny uneral Home of Port Ches ter Inc from 2 4 and 7 9 pm on Tuesday uneral Mass at Corpus Christie Church on Wednesday at 9:30 am Inter ment St Mary's Cemetery Rye Town SAYERS Mollie on July 25 1981 of Canaan Conn ormerly of Pocantico Hills Survived by husband Andrew daughter Mrs David (Maureen) Peter sen 4 brothers 3 sisters and 2 grandsons Will repose at the DWYER UNERAL HOME 90 North Broadway Tarrytown on Tues 2 4 and 7 9 pm uneral Mass Church of St Mary's Magdalene Pocantico Hills on Wed at 10 am Interment Gate of Heaven Cemetery SMITH Dolores Patricia on July 24 1981 of Yonkers NY Be loved wife of Ian Smith Devoted mother of Deborah Rosenfeld Daryl Dean and David Smith Dear sis ter of Regina Burel Joan Ward and David DePatie and loving grandmother Jared Rosenfeld Memorial Service in the As bury United Church Crest wood Wednesday July 29 at 7:30 pm In lieu of flowers those who wish may contribute to the Asbury Church ounda tion 167 Scarsdale Rd Tucka hoe NY 10707 or the Memorial Sloan Kettering Hospital 1275 York Ave New York NY SMITH Lesueur on July 26 11981 of Pelham Manor NY Husband of the late Nina Bock Smith father of Mrs Paul (Elder Ann) Prass and Lesueur Smith Jr Grandfather of 2 Mass of Christian Burial Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church on Tues at 10 am amily will receive friends at the Church Preceding the Mass TERRELL Douglas of Deca tur Georgia formerly of Tar rytown on July 25 1981 Brother of Ann Meuse and Jane Barry uneral services Christ Episcopal Church Wednesday 2pm Interment Sleepy Hollow Cemetery No visiting hours Arrangements by VANDER BILT UNERAL HOME THORNTON Ronald on July 26 1981 of Bedford Hills NY ormerly of Somers Husband of Regina Thornton ather of Judith Haag margot er rauti Regina Carlson and De bara Klein Also survived by 5 grandchildren Mass of Chris tian Burial Tuesday 10 am at St Elizabeth Ann Seton Church Shrub Oak NY There are no calling hours In lieu of flowers donations to St Eliza beth Ann Seton Church in memory of Ronald Thornton would be appreciated Ar rangements by CLARK UNE RAL HOME INC Yorktown Heights VOISINET Roland of Scar sdale NY on July 25 1981 Husband of Mildred DuPont Voisinet Memorial Mass to be held at Our Lady of atima Church Scarsdale Sat Aug 1 at 10 am In lieu of flowers contributions to the American Cancer Society in his memory would be appreciated BENNETT UNERAL HOME REACH OR THE PEACH today reshest News on the staids WINERMAN Alex Beloved hus band of Pearl (Polly) Loving father of Joan and Marc Dear brother of Edith ine Che rished grandfather of Lea Ann Service Tuesday 1:45 pm at the Westchester Riverside 21 West Broad St Mt Vernon NY In Lieu of lowers contri butions may be made to the American Heart und WOLE Jerome Beloved hus band of Sara dear father of Marilyn Burke and Alan Dar ling grandfather of 9 and great grandfather of 4 Services Tues 11 am from Riverside Chapel 21 West Broad St leetwood Mount Vernon Ma sonic Services will be held.

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