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LOCAL NEWS TBNE THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 2004 C9 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER iffoDeaa Notices Rt)Deaa Notices i Death Itetices HtRDeaa Notices CeaS Notices Funerals FENBURR HARWOOD LILLIE Dorothy Joseph Fenburr, Edna E. (nee Lotz), beloved Donald loving husband CHRISTIE Karen Ruth (nee Varney), MURRAY Hugh J. Beloved husband of Virginia Murray. Loving fa ROGERS Marie (nee Miller), devoted wife of the late Howard Rogers, beloved mother of William R. "Wir (Jeanne) loving mother of Nicholas died Tuesday, March 30, wife of the late Richard of Guyanne LiMie.

Loving fa-Harwood. Loving mother of ther of Michelle Oakley Shirlev (Frank) Peterson (Rocco) and Mistv Lvnn. ther ot Stephen I Amy) Murray, Jennifer (John) Christie and Rebecca Pe- 2004. She Is survived by ters, dear sister of Debbie, niece Joan Weiskopf and The funeral directory lists services from current death notices published in The Cincinnati Enquirer and Post. For online Charles "Buddy" and Dan nephew Philip Joseph.

Pre- and Evaleen (Bob) Penning- Dear grandfather of Am- Birkenshaw, Kenneth (Cris- Rogers and Charles S. (San- Varney. Tuesday, March ceded death by husband ton. inensneo grandmother Der, Jessica ana haitn. Deer ty Murray ana janei araj Rogers, 5 m-30, 2004.

Age 54. Friends Herbert L. Fenburr, daugh- of Pamela Isaacs (Sacra- son of Clara and the late vid) Janes. Dear brother of vived by his sister Mary may call at the Hodapp Fu- ter Margaret Penny Fen- mento, CA), Vicki (Mike) Fred Lime. Dear brother of Joann Rust, Louise Adams Evelyn Noel, five grendchH- viewing of notices logon to cincinnati.com and click on Obituaries.

neral Home, 8815 Cincinnati- burr Davenport and parents r-iores, Colorado springs, Bobbie, woodie, Jim, kus- ana uavia nnurray. uevorea aren, greoi grwuuinuim LO, candy (Joanne) pen- sen ana Kenee. uncle ot Jus- granatatner 01 seven, r-n- ana omer rear iorny a Columbus Rd. (Rt. 42), Lives remembered Herbert Edelman, executive, hobbyist By Rebecca Goodman The Cincinnati Enquirer 2004 at nington, Chicopee, MA, Rob tin, fciuan, Joshua, Echo, day, March it, khm.

Age 01. tnenos. iwarcn ji (Kim) Pennington, FUNERAL HOME Residence, Cincinnati, OH. age 93. Funeral services 10 Memorial Mass Saturday, A.M., Saturday, April 3rd at TIME DATE NAME West Chester, Friday from 1 P.M.

until the funeral serv-Ice at 3 P.M. COLLIER the Schmidt-Dhonau Funer 10 A.M. at St. Clare Catholic ADAMS0N, Louise Ellen 10:00 A.M. Apt.

03 Dolbert Woodruff Ransom and many other nieces and nephews. Donald died on March 30, 2004 at age 43. Residence Monroe Township. Friends may call at the E.C. Nurre Funeral Home (St.

Rt. 125) Amelia on Friday from 12 Noon to 2 P.M. Funeral services will Gertrude and Jesse Joseph. She was a member of Isaac Mayer Wise Temple In Cincinnati, Ohio where her great, great grandfather, Joseph Stern, along with Rabbi Isaac Mayer Wise, was a founding member. She and her husband were founding members of Temple Beth Shalom where she served on the Board of Trustees for many years.

She was a member of Tem- Woodbury, MN, and Chris Pennington, Cincinnati. Adored great grandmother of Charles (Susan) Flores, Ft. Rucker, AL, Douglas Flores, Colorado Springs, CO and Ryan Pennington, Blaine, MN. Sister of the late Edward (Evaleen) follow at 2 P.M. Interment Lotz.

Dear aunt of Vernon Laurel Cemetery. Church, 4443 Cedar College Hill. Memorials to Hospice of Cincinnati, 4310 Cooper Blue Ash, Ohio 45242. Cremation has been entrusted to Cremation Society of Greater Cincinnati, OERTHER Mary Rose (nee Arbogast). Beloved wife of the late Clarence V.

Oerther. Devoted mother of Thomas (Ada) Oerther and Anna Mary (James) Madigan. Loving grandmother of Jay al Home, 10980 Reading Sharonville. Visitation wW be Friday from 6-8 P.M. Memorials may be directed to the Sharonville Presbyterian Church Memorial Fund.

STEWART Dorothea, age 90. Beloved wife of Frank L. Stewart who preceded her in death. She is survived by daughter, Constance McBeth; stepdaughters, Vivian Catron and Helen Stewart, a nephew, Clark R. Arrington Jr.

a niece Lauren Arrington; a (Sue) Lotz and Eileen pie Israel, Columbus Ohio Tipps. Sister-in-law of Ruth and a past president of the Gill, Charleston, WV, Joseph Jordan, Cincinnati and Juanlta Perry, Plant City, FL. Sisterhood. She was a past president of the Ohio Valley Federation of Temple Sisterhoods and a member of LILLIE Edward beloved son of the late John H. and Sophie Lillie, survived by cousins, other family members and friends.

Tuesday, March 30, 2004. Age 77. Friends may call at Nurre-Mihovk-Rosen-acker Funeral Home, 10211 Plainfield Rd. (on the Cousin of Mildred Kull. Dear friend of Tim Elam.

Longtime resident of Clifton Heights and former employee of Procter 8. Gamble. Madigan, Janet (Brandt) Stogdale and Steven (Alii- granddaughter, Quintessa son) Smith. Wednesday, McBeth; grandson. Derrick Sunday, March 28, 2004 at Harrison beloved husband of Mary Helen Collier, dear father of Bernke (Roger) Falconberry and Harrison (Lucie) Collier loving grandfather of Nathaniel Falconberry, Sarah and Katie Collier, brother of Lola Collier, Genieve Jones and Elgin Collier.

Tuesday, March 30, 2004, age 68, resident of Carthage. Friends may call at the Hodapp Funeral Home, 7401 Vine Carthage, Thursday from 6-8 P.M. Funeral service Friday, 11 A.M. at the funeral home. Memorials may be made to Hospice of Cincinnati.

DAVIS Rena (nee Lamb), age 93, resident of Union Twp. Wife of the late John Andy Davis. Mother of Juanlta Justice, Dorothy Harris, Henry, James and George Davis and the late Ruth Schmidt and Christine Tritschler. Also survived by numerous grandchildren, great and great great. March 30, 2004.

Services will be held 11 A.M., Saturday at the MADEIRA Herbert L. Edelman, a former executive with the Levey Division of Cities Service Co. in Cincinnati, died Friday at Christ Hospital after a brief illness. The Madeira resident was 82. Mr.

Edelman spent more than 50 years in the printing the age of 95. Visitation will grounds of Rest Haven Me- March 31. 2004. Aoe 97. Visi- Tormv areat-arandson.

the National Board of the National Federation of Temple Sisterhoods now called Women of Reform Judaism. She was a certified Parliamentarian and was Temple Israel Sisterhood Parliamentarian for over 20 years. She established the Fenburr morial Park), Friday, April Tyler Joshua Torrey and tatlon at Schmidt-Dhonau Funeral Home, 1O980 Read DC (rum ft r.nn., rriuay, April 2 at Jon Deitloff Funeral Centre, 4389 Spring Grove Ave. Funeral serv- Fund at Temple Israel to Ices will be 11 A.M., Satur- benefit Temple Israel Sister- day, April 3, 2004 at Jon ink and pigment ing Sharonville, Friday, April 2nd from 4-7 P.M. Funeral Mass and Burial will be Monday, April 5th in Al-toono, PA.

Memorials requested to St. Gabriel Church, 48 W. Sharon Glendale, OH 45246. Deitloff Funeral Centre with burial at Arlington Memorial Gardens. The companies he worked for "created -s 1 the color niornpnts many friends.

March li, 2004. Friends may call at United Christian Church, 2521 May Street on Saturday, April 3 from 9 A.M. to the time of the funeral at 10 A.M. Interment Union Baptist Cemetery. Renfro Piper Funeral Service In charge of arrangements.

STEWART Elizzie M. (nee Burke); Beloved wife of the late Andy Stewart; Devoted mother of Bernice (late Dewey) Collins, late Jane (AO Spur-lock, Andy (late Christine) 2nd from 9 A.M. until time of service at 11 A.M. Memorials may be made to St. Peter's United Church of Christ, 6120 Ridge, Cincln-nati, OH 45213.

LUERS Louise M. (nee Klapper), beloved wife of the late Eugene Hooser, and the late Elmer C. Luers; loving mother of Vivian Wuerth (Harold) Thomas, Lawrence (Shirley) Hooser of Los Altos Hills, CA, Morlyn (Ray) Axf of Dayton, OH and the late Jeannine Campbell; dear grandmother of hood social action projects. She was an active participant In many charitable causes and Boards. She was an ardent supporter of The Ohio State University and especially The Ohio State Buckeyes.

She and her daughter created a private charitable Foundation to continue their support of HORTON Joan F. (nee Bennett), 61 of Goshen, died Tuesday, March 30, 2004. Born March 22, 1943 to John Francis and Nannie (nee Smith) Horton, she was a 1961 graduate of Seton Hiqh School. A mem- that went into everything from to bread wraps to cosmetics the sort of things you don't really Moore Family Funeral Home, Newtown where the worthy causes. Sincere ap- PEEKS Maxine.

Beloved mother of Stanley Holt, Aaron Peek, Gaylin Peek and Sharon Peek, grandmother of Kimberly Jones, other relatives and friends. Passed away on March 23, 2004 at age 72. Friends may call on Friday, April 2, 2004 from 12 Noon until time of service 1 P.M. at Thompson, Had Jordan Funeral Home, 2625 Gilbert Cincinnati, OH. Interment Vine Street Edelman Mr.

family wiH receive friends preciation to her friends and ber of the St. Philip the from 6-9 P.M., Friday. Me- aides who cored for and Apostle Catholic Church, morlals are preferred to Hospice of Cincinnati, 4310 Cooper Cincinnati 45242. Interment Mt. Mori- she retired from Graybar Elctric Co.

in 2003 after 4) years as a bookkeeper An avid Reds and Bengali fan, she enjoyed sports, travel 13, great grandmother ot 22 and g-eat great grandmother of one; dear sister of George (Rita) Klapper, and also survived by her son-in- loved her deeply. Graveside Service Sunday, April 4, 2004 at 4 P.M. at the United Jewish Cemetery, Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, Ohio with Rabbi Lewis Kamress officiating. A Tribute to the life of Mrs. Dorothy Fenburr ASBURY, Morie Apr.

03 Eon; IMiHordl BAUER, John 1. "Jock" Apr.03 Win, Good Kelsch (Anderson Twpl BREYER-BARNHARl, Shannon Apr.03 Arlington Gardens BRINK, M.Rosetto Apr 02 TP. White Sons CARRINGER, Robert Sr. Apr.03 St. Simon the Apostle CHRISTIE, Karen Rulh Apr 03 HodopplWestChesterl COLLIER, Harrison Sr.

1 1 :00 A.M. Apr. 02 Hodapp (Corthogel DAVIS, Reno I1.00A.",. Apr.03 Moore INewtownl EBERLEIN, Evelyn M. Apr.03 Nurre-Mihovk- Rosenacker EGBERS, Mary Joyce 10:00 A.M.

Apr. 02 Geo.H.Rohde&Son FACCIUTQ, Vincent R. Son Juan Capistrono, CA fiNBURR, Dorothy Joseph 4:00 P.M. Apr. 04 United Jewish Cemetery fQY.TimM.

4:00 P.M. Apr. 02 Geo. Rohde i Son GEN0REAU, Or.BernordA. Apr.03 EvonslMillordl GROW.WilliomD.

11:30 A.M. Apr.03 Atonement Lutheran HAGGAR0-LAWHORN, Daisy 10:00 A.M. Apr.03 Hodapp (Corthogel HARWOOD, EdnoE. 1 1 :00 A.M. Apr.

03 Jon DeitloH funeral Centre HORTON, JoonF. 10.00A.M, Apr.03 Vole-Hoskins HUFF, Amy Nicole 10:00 A.M, Apr.03 EvonslMillordl HUNTER, Doniel L. Jon DeilloH Funeral Centre KLATTE, Ralph Anthony 11 -00 A.M. Apr. 02 Schmidt-Dhonou LAWHQRN, Daisy See Haggard notice LILLIE.

Donald W. 2:00 P.M. Apr. 02 E.C.Nwre LILLIE, Edward J. 11:00 A.M.

Apr. 02 Nurre Mihovk Rosenocker LUERS, Louise M. 2-4 P.M. Apr.03 Webster MACKE. Vivian M.

Apr. 02 Swindler Currin MILLER, Christy G. Apr.02 Rodel Funerol Service MOORHEAD, Joseph A. Apr.03 Morrow IJeHersonville.OHl MURRAY, Hugh 10:00 A.M. Apr.03 Cremotion Society of Greater Cinti McBEATH, LindoJ.

Apr.03 Crover-Riggs OERTHER, Mary Rose 4-7PM. Apr.02 Schmidt-Dhonou PEEKS, Manine Apr.02 Thompson, Holl 8 Jordan REDMOND. Alice T. Apr.03 T.P. While Sons REKER, Roberto "Bert" Apr.04 St.JohnUMCIBellewel RENTNER, Cindy Apr.03 Vielhouer-Clepper ROGERS, Morie Apr.03 Schmidl-Dhonou STEWART, Dorothea Apr.03 STEWART, Elizzie M.

1 2:00 Noon Apr. 02 Paul R. Young (Ml. Heolthyl SUNDAY, Jesse L. 9:00 A.M.

Apr.03 TP. White Sons TAYLOR, Kimberly A. Apr.02 Stoley-Crowe TURNER, Mary E. 12:00 Noon Apr.02 Thompson, Hall Jordan ah. ing, fishing and reading.

Sur- law, George Campbell. Sat-vivors include her husband urday, March 27, 2004 in her of 31 years, Douglas Horton 94th year. Resident of West EBERLEIN Evelyn M. (nee Lemons) beloved wife of the late Nor wiH be held 1 P.M., Thurs. of Goshen, one son and Stewart Laura stringer, Melvie (Sonny) Pretty and the late John Henry (Barbara) Stewart; Grandmother of numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren; Tuesday March 30, 2004 age 100; Residence Mt.

Healthy; Funeral Service Paul R. Young Funeral Home, 7345 Hamilton Mt. Healthy, Friday April 2, 2004 at 12 Noon (Noon); Friends may caH Friday from 10 A.M. until time of services at the funeral home; Chester and former long REDMOND man F. Eberlein, loving day, April 8, 2004 at Temple mother of Dr.

Lani Eberlein Alice T. (nee Merkle), wife of the late Or ma Redmond devoted moth time resident of San Diego, CA. "Mimi's" long life included working at Wright Aeronautical during the war, cooking, baking, sewing, crocheting, crafts, gardening and making porcelain dolls. Friends may call Saturday, April 3 from 2-4 P.M. at the WEBSTER FUNERAL HOME, 3080 Homeward Way at Rt.

4, Fairfield. Pri Beth Shalom, 5089 Johnstown Road, New Albany, Ohio celebrating the life of Dorothy J. Fenburr, with Rabbi Howard Apothaker officiating. Arrangements by THE EPSTEIN MEMORIAL CHAPEL 614-235-3232. FOY daughter-in-law, Douglas Jr.

and Kerry Moyers-Horton of Acworth, GA, mother-in-law, Leoda King of Morrow, two brothers, John Bennett of Fairfield and David (Susan) Bennett of Cincinnati, three sisters, Catherine Mersch of Cincinnati, Rose Mary (Mike) Hayes of Bellbrook, OH and Nannette (Tom) Murphy of Villa Hills, KY and many nieces, nephews and other and the late Norman F. Eberlein, II, grandmother of Stephen and Meghan Brun-dage and Micah and Kyle Hamer, sister of Pauline Bottom, Mary Ruth Mason, Susie Gahr and the late William E. Lemons. Saturday, March 27, 2004. Age 89 years.

Visitation Saturday, April 3 from 12:30 P.M. until time of Funeral Service 1 P.M. at the Toledo Memorial Park Cemetery, 6382 Monroe Sylvania, OH. Mrs. Eberlein was a member of the American Federation of Musicians.

Memorials may be directed to the er of Carol (Ralph) Ault of Knoxville, TN, Edwin (Shirley) of Bethel, OH, William (Kathy) of Goshen, OH, and the late Robert Redmond, sister of the late Carl, Harold, Paul, and Pauline Merkle, daughter of the late Carl and Lattie Merkle, also survived by 14 grandchildren, 28 great-grandchil vate service and entombment will take place in San family. Visitation Friday, Diego, CA. Tim beloved son of the late William and Marian Foy. Dear brother of think that much about when you're looking at them," said his daughter, Meredith Raffel of Mason. A native of Brooklyn, N.Y., Mr.

Edelman graduated from Brooklyn Technical High School in 1939 and enlisted in the Navy in 1942. He served aboard the USS Birmingham during World War II. He met June Strand, his future wife, while stationed in Sydney, Australia. After the war, Mr. Edelman studied chemical engineering at Polytechnic University, Brooklynand worked for an ink manufacturer in Florida.

He moved to Montgomery to become vice president of national sales at Levey, which made and marketed ink and lithographic plates, in 1973. Mr. Edelman moved to Ramsey, in 1980 to work for Sun Chemicals and retired to Madeira four years ago. An amateur photographer, he enjoyed photographing flowers around the world. "My father was one of the most well-rounded people I have ever known," his daughter said.

"He was able to balance his career, his family, his love of art and exploration of new things." He was preceded in death by a son, Mark. ft. dren, and and pm nu. mm irom 9-0 P.M. at the Vale-Hoskins Funeral Home, Morrow.

Mass of Christian Burial, Saturday, April 3rd, 10 A.M. at St. Philip the Apostle grandmother ther MACKE Vivian beloved wife of the late Joseph B. Macke. Dear daughter of the late Walter and Marguerite Bliss Rech.

Devoted mother Brooke Susan (Tony) Cassimatis of St. Louis, MO, Patricia (Kevin) Cosgrove of Thousand Oaks, CA, Nancy Foy of Tucson, AZ and Daniel Foy great-great- 45, i of Hailey X' I of KnoxviHe, TN, I friend of Joann March 30, 2004 in of -V- and dear Charity of Donor's Choice or Catholic Church, Morrow, and Helen. rt. the Christian Children's J. OH.

Father Ron Piepmeyer 0f Janet (Jack) Dobson of Knoxville, TN. formerly TN. formerly LA bv nieces and nephews c.m.cm, iexingiun. Lrear yiaiiu- vu. wasningion.

ge 7v Murch 28 2004 Committal ln Worrow Cemetery. Me- mother of Brian (Andrea) years. Mass of Christian T. morials requested to a Dobson of Nlcholsville and Burial at Guardian Anoels Fund, 2821 Emerywood Parkway, Richmond, VA 23294. Nurre-Mihovk-Rosen-acker Funeral Home April 2nd at Gate of Heaven Michael (Kelly) Dobson of Church on Saturday, April 3 SUNDAY ments the by Vale-Hoskins Lexington.

Also survived by at 10 A.M. Friends may call great-grandcnnaren. at T. P. White sons hu- Funeral Home, Morrow.

HUFF Wednesday, March 31, neral Home, 2050 Beech-mont Mt. Washington Jesse Sr. beloved husband of Pat Sunday (nee Roat) for 53 Cemetery in the Chapel at 4 P.M. Geo. H.

Rohde S. Son Funeral Home serving the family. GENDREAU 2004, age 88 years. Residence Lexington, KY, for Amy Nicole (nee Spicer), on Friday from 6-8 P.M. age 29 of Milford, OH, died merly of Ft.

Wright. Gradu- March 31, 2004 at her par ate of Woodward High (513-385-0511) serving the family. EGBERS Mary Joyce, beloved daughter of the late Martha and Robert Egbers, dear sister of Dennis Egbers, sister-in-law of Patricia Egbers and dear aunt of Emily Egbers. Monday, March 29, 2004. Mass of Christian Burial will be held at Christ the King Church, Linwood and Ellison Friday, April 2 at 10 A.M.

Friends may call at Geo. H. Rohde In addition to his daughter, survivors years. Devoted father of Kathleen (Skip) Hornbeck, Bonnie (Roger) Schnirring, Judy (Harry) Van Loveren, Eck (Dottie) Sunday, Jr Rob (Kim) Sunday, Missy Sunday. Loving grandpa of Carrie, Dave, Roger, Joe, Tracy, Josh, Rachel, April, Harry, Ecky III, Mike, Mark, Stephanie, Rob, John Vincent.

Great-grandpa of Jacob. Brother of Betty Williams, Joe Sunday, Shirley Springer, Donna Faust, Nan- Death Notices Deafli Notices ED ents home In Milford, OH. Born May 22, 1974. She graduated Milford High School class of 1991. She was assistant manager for Wendy's International.

Attended Pleasant Hill Baptist Church. Survivors include her husband Scott Huff, two sons Jeffery Tyler and De-vin Nicholas Johnston, a daughter Kaylee Renee Johnston, her parents Ralph and Glenda Spicer, one sister Tonya Renee Moore of Loveland, OH, two brothers School in 1933, retired accounting clerk Heekin Can Co. in 1980, a longtime member of Latonia Baptist Church In Covington. She was dedicated to her faith and family. Funeral service 1:30 P.M.

Friday, Swindler 8. Currin Funeral Home, 214 W. Southern Covington. Entombment Floral Hills Cemetery Mausoleum. Visitation 12:30 P.M.

to 1:30 P.M. Friday at the funeral home. Memorials to Book of Remembrance of Latonia Dr. Bernard A. PhD, beloved husband of Jean Anderson Gendreau, devoted father of Tom (Tanya) Gendreau, Elizabeth (Don) Maxwell, Mimi (Eric Noyes) Gendreau, Pierre (Melissa) Gendreau, Andre Gendreau, and Emilie (Russell) Burdette, loving grandfather of Alexandra, Za-chary, Megan, Andrew, Luc, Evan, Marc, Sarah, and Olivia, caring brother of Gloria Impagllazzo.

Wednesday, March 31, 2004, age 81, include his wife of 57 years, June; another daughter, Leslie Carlotti of Greenwich, seven grandchildren; and a Breyer-Barnhart Shannon R. (nee Loos), passed away March 24. She is survived by her loving husband Richard Barnhart ADAMSON Louise Ellen, daughter of Ruth E. Adamson and the late Jean Adamson, sister of Wesley and Barry Adam great-granddaughter. Son Funeral Home, Linwood 8.

Delta Mt. Lookout, Friday from A.M. Memorials may be directed to the Mercy Foundation, A memorial service is 3 p.m. Friday at -t -1 cy Maloney and the late Lil- li rWI. Bnh -nrl Hill and mother Jean Loos.

Pre- onu muiinsr jmn uuua. r. o- son, aunt of Erin, Kelly, son, auni 01 cnn, MJiiy, Blue Ash Presbyterian Church, 4309 uiii rr 45297 Kate and David Adamson ceded in death by her father 7010 Rowan Hill 45227.. Ralph "Bill" Spicer and Stan Baptist Church, 3800 Church residence St. Martin, OH.

Cooper Road. Cherished by many nieces, nephews and In-laws. Eck and niece of Ewing White. Ray Loos, her brother Mai- pCCIUTO REKER Roberta wife of the late Frank "Jerry" Reker. Mass of Christian Burial "ay spicer ana wne jo i-ovingion, iw emu.

Bellermlne Chapel at Xavler Anna, both of Milford, OH, was a gifted athlete excel- Hospice of Cincinnati, Road, Cincinnati, OH yiatiupaieiii wnu ITKUCrilll Unlverslty, Saturday, April Memorials: 4310 Cooper 45242. Vincent R. Born September 2, 1916. A long time resident of Cincinnati, Vin Devoted mother of Debbie ling in baseball, always with Reker, Geraldine Losey and a welcoming smile and a Bobbie Reker-Dickason. warm hello.

He was a true Loving grandmother of Cin- patriarch of a large, loving dy Losey and Jennifer Sum- family. We love you Dad. mer. Also survived by an March 30, 2004. Residence "adopted granddaughter" Fairfax.

Services at T.P. Nicole Willet. Mrs. Reker White 8. Sons Funeral Linda 55, longtime resident of Union formerly of Cincinnati, colm Loos and her sister Holll Goodpaster.

Shannon attended University of Cincinnati and was a graduate of TCU. She has been a long time resident of Ft. Worth and Dallas. She and her husband started FCI, Furniture Consultants, Inc. Services will be held at Arlington Gardens, in Cincinnati, April 3rd at 10:30 A.M.

Friends and family are Invited. In lieu of flowers, contributions Louise reiueu lur 30 yvai a on her family farm in Cole-rain Township and contributed to the community through her work at Goodwill Industries. Tuesday, March 30, 2004. Memorial service Saturday, April 3, 2004 at 10 A.M. at Mt.

Healthy United Methodist Church. Memorials may be made to the Louise Adamson Memorial Fund at Mt. Healthy United Methodist cent passed away March 23, 2004 at his son's home In San Juan Capistrono, CA. Iva George of Morgantown, WV, three nieces, one great-niece and four nephews, numerous uncles and aunts. Preceded In death by grandparents Furman and Bonnie Spicer.

Services Evans Funeral Home, Milford, Saturday, April 3, 10 A.M. Visitation Friday 6-8 P.M. In 3, 2 P.M. Visitation Bellar-mlne Chapel, Friday, 3:30 P.M. and Saturday 12:30 P.M.

until time of mass. Burial St. Martin Cemetery. In lieu of flowers family request memorials to Xavler University Library Fund or Philosophy and Politics for Public Good passed away March 29, 2004. Memorial Service will was a very compassionate, Vincent was a be Saturday, April 3rd, 1 generous and spiritual per.

WWII veteran of the US Navy, P.M. at Craver-Riggs Fu- son who WB5 involved with neral Home Crematory, tne Bellevue School System having served Honors program at Xavier He" flowers memorials to 529 Main Milford. and activities. She was both In the Eu Universlty, 3800 Victory Cincinnati, OH 45207. Church, 7612 Perry Cin- may be made to Hospice or cinnatl, OH, 45231, or Good- the charity of your choice.

ropean and Pacific theatres as a gunnery officer on a destroyer escort. He graduated from the Ohio State Amy Huff's Children Memorial Fund at any Fifth Third Bank. HUNTER Daniel beloved husband Evans Funeral Home serving the family. BRINK E-mail rgoodmanenquirer.com Tattoo: Permission required From Page CI nartmpnt for Public Health. M.

Rosetta University School of Phar- (nee Gunnoe), m.r nrl went Immediate- norivv of Janice (nee Grosser), fa- beloved wife of )0 work with the Upohn vvilliam D. Beloved husband ther of John Hunter, Barba- MILLER Christy G. (nee Holland), beloved daughter of Sandy (nee Lytle) and the late William Holland. Loving mother of Kathryn (Rick) Grant and David (Sarah) Miller and step-mother of Heather (Steven) Swann, Shawn, Nick (Leslie) and Danny (Jonda) Miller. Dear sister of Randy Holland.

Devoted grandmother of Haley and Company. His tony live 0f Betty (Home) Grow, de- ra (Ben) Nusky, Kimberly the late Frank Brink, dear soon-to-be great-grandmother to the child of Jennifer and Daniel Summer. Age 87. March 29, 2004. Resident of Ft.

Thomas, KY. A Celebration of Roberta's life is scheduled for Sunday, 2 P.M. at St. John United Church of Christ in Bellevue. Memorials suggested to the YMCA, 1437 Ft.

Thomas Ft. Thomas, KY or St. John United Church of Christ, "Accessibility Ward and Fairfield in Bellevue. Home, 2050 Beechmont Mt. Washington on Saturday, April 3rd at 9 A.M.

Friends may call on Friday 6 to 9 P.M. Memorials to Hospice of Cincinnati. TAYLOR Kimberly A. beloved wife of Al Taylor, loving mother of Brad, Brent, Angela, Shawn, Kelli, Karl and Nathan, dear daughter of Peggy and Floyd Braun, loving sister of Faye, Jimmy, Timmy, Doug, Tommy and Vickie. Tuesday, March 30, 2004.

Family and friends are invited to call Friday 11 A.M. until time of funeral service at 1 P.M. all at Stal-ey-Crowe Funeral Home, 7140 Plainfield Deer Park. If so desired memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society. year career at Upohn culminated with thirty years as National Sales Manager.

Upon retirement he took his voted father of Nancy (Tim) Martin and Elizabeth Burck, William Richard Hunter, loving brother of Tom, David B. and James T. Jeannette Dellenbaugh, Grow, brother of Phil Grow dear grandfather of Christo- and lovina "Poo Poo" of 13 pher Hunter. Passed away will Service Guild, 585 Cody Pass, Cincinnati, OH, 4521 5. Dalbert, Woodruff ft Isen-ogle Funeral Home serving the family.

www.dwifuneralhome.com ASBURY Marie (nee Pratt), beloved wife of Walter "Tom" As-bury, devoted mother of Thomas Asbury, Jeffery (Asbury) Ladrach and Roger Asbury, loving grandmother of Troy Ferone, Tonja (Ferone) Stahl, Toby, Josh and Tommy Asbury, great-grandmother of Brandon Stahl, Madeline Ferone, Cheyanne Stahl, Garrison Ferone, All and Gabriel Asbury; preceded in death by bar In pharmacy In Florida and not only became the grandchildren and five great on Tuesday, March 30, 2004 oldest person to pass the grandchildren. Sunday, at the age of 70. Services Florida bar but received an yarch 28, 2004, resident of are private for the family. unnraroHentoH nerfect rr Tha Inn rwtlnff Funeral Kaynn Miner. Loving companion of Mary Becker.

Also survived by the special mother of Linda D. Brink, devoted grandmother of Sara S. Repenning, sister of Orvis Gunnoe, the late Howard and James Gunnoe, Mary Torgrlmson and Martha Davison, March 30, 2004, residence Anderson Township. Mass of Christian Burial at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church on Friday April 2 at 10 A.M. Friends may call at the Church on Friday 9 A.M.

to 10 A.M. Memorials to Hospice of St. Elizabeth North Hospital, score. He worked for Eck- services will be held at the Centre has been entrusted friends The Moses Family RENTNER Sam Mello, 20, has both earlobes pierced, as well as a piercing in his inner ear right above the lobes. Mello said ert's Pharmacy for many Atonement Lutheran with the arrangements.

years. Vince. an avid golfer rhnrh int rmnwrnn and many other family and friends. Christy Miller was a member of the State Ave. Church of God.

March 28, 2004. Age 50 years. Family and minus handicaper was springdele, Saturday, April KLATTE Cindy, beloved husband of Fred Rentner, mother of Ashley and Casey Rentner, step-mother of Lisa Neuls and Aimee Rentner, aunt of Alexis, Mickey and Eliza- Ralph Anthony. he's considering a tongue or up pierc-incr Hp acrees with the new state law. 3 at 11:30 A.M.

It desired, sympathy may be expressed by a memorial contribution to the American Born July 26, and friends may call Friday, Ohio Senior Champ In the 1970's. He was preceded In death by his wife of 54 years, Virginia Maxine Fac-ciuto. He is survived by his 1927 and at 76 April 2nd from 10 A.M. until aM by tw0 Curtis, Vernon, Clifford and Junior Pratt. Wednesday, March 31, 2004, residence "I think it adds legitimacy to the busi years old went Covington, KY.

T.P. White 8. Diabetes Association SW to his peace on OH. Graveside fns. Funeral Home servln9 daughter Patricia Grooms QHNKY, 8899 Brookside the Milford, ness, said Mello, an Independence resi-rW and student at Cincinnati State family sisters and one brother.

March 24, 2004. Memorial service 10 A.M., Saturday at St. Paul United Church of Chirst, 5312 Old Blue Rock Rd. the time of funeral services 11:30 A.M. attheRadel Funeral Home, 4122 Glenway Ave.

If so desired, memorials may be made to Radel Funeral Home in care of the family. Suite 102, West Chester, OH 45069. Vorhis Funeral Home assisting the Wednesday, March 31, 2004, after a courageous battle with Leukemia. He was the beloved and devoted husband of Mary Constance Klatte (nee Shan 4." service, Asbury Cemtery, Dunlow, WV, Saturday, April 3, 1 P.M. Visitation Evans Funeral Home, Mil-ford.

Friday. 5-7 P.M. Technical and Community College and an aspiring Web designer. He's holding of Cincinnati and her husband Roger, his sons, James Michael and wife Linda of San Juan Capistrano, CA, Vincent Jr. and wife Victoria of Guinda, CA and David Facciuto and wife Victoria of Medford, OR.

Also sur CARRINGER Robert W. Sr. Beloved husband of Rita Grandmont Carringer, loving father of Robert (Rebecca) Carringer Diane (Greg) McDonald, Lisa (Rick) non). Devoted father of MOORHEAD back on the tongue or up piercing to con-sirlpr Hip pftV ft on his business imaee. BAUER John L.

beloved husband of Janice E. (Sublett) vived by grandchildren Scott, Todd and wife Mary Crook, Jay (Carol) Carrln- Joseph age 48, Jefferson-ville, OH, Tuesday, March 30th at home. Laurel (MTwilsonTjohn nds sir of Health departments will inspect body-piercing studios twice a year. In addition, artists must be registered (fee is 49m onrl -iHlipi-p tn pprtain safety Stan- cherlshed grandfather Mlckle cooney and uiane Listermann; grandfather of Julie, Craig, Amanda, Jesse and Becky; great-grandfather of Noah. Brother of Dr.

Paul Klatte and also survived by many nephews, nieces and friends. Ralph proudly served his country is L. (Kathleen) Bauer Lynn (Tom) Thomson, Lisa (Gary) Harrison, Edward ey and wife Shannon of Cincinnati; Kevin, Vinnie and Alex Facciuto; Nicole and Michael Facciuto, all of CA, TURNER 4 Mary E. Beloved wife of the Lauren Crook, Eric, Jenna and Rachel Carringer, Glen-na Black, Jamie Bollinger, Brian Cruey and three great Son of Robert and Mary Austin Moorhead of Love-land. Member of Edenton lata nanrer F.

Turner. dards. Steam autoclaves will be tested to I 1 V- IT I if 1 Li A i 1 (Jill) Bauer, Holly (Jeff) Farmer and Heidi (Ron) and Jenna and Neal Facciu- In the US Navy during World Lodge 332, F. 8, A.M., Val-War II and was a retiree of ley of Cincinnati, A.A.S.R. make sure they kill microorganisms.

The licensing fee for tattoo and body- niprrincr shirlins is S100. General Electric. Visitation Survived oy spouse, unoa DeJonckheere, dear grand- 2)cZroi ,0 of 0re9oa A'S0 father of 23 and great (RuIJ by great grandchildren grandfather of one, dear Ganna' Sara, Sam, Katherine, Gra- ht of Julia Fliherty, ft cie and Carson Str.ley of Bnv willlm. Robert. Peter Cincinnati.

He will be 1 will be held on Friday, April 2nd at Our Lady of the Ro- mother of Michael Turner, sister of Robert and William Jones, survived by numerous relatives and friends. Mary passed on Thursday, March 25, 2004. Friends may call at Bethel AME Church, 700 Mulberry Lockland, OH on Friday, TVip Northern Kentucky Health De h.ri, tn finrinn.tl sary cnurch in oreennins tanon joiuraay 01 ai. aimun Williamson nnoorneaa, sons Adam and Andy Moorhead, brothers Robert (Cindi) and Michael (Marlene) Moorhead and sister Debbie (Bruce) Wlederman. Fu the Apostle Church, 825 )0 Hm cemetery In from jq a.m.

until time of Pontius Road, 10 A.M. until Ma50n t0 be with the love of Haggard-Lawhom Funeral Mass at 11 A.M. time of Mass of Christian hk wk nassed Daisy (nee Pence). Loving Burial will be In Oak Hill ROELL Helen "Babe" (nee Siegel), beloved wife of Howard onu vuyiiua uowi. ru- reaArmy veteran.

March 30, 2004, age 73. Resident of Anderson Twp. Visitation at partment occasionally gets calls from angry parents whose children got tattooed or pierced without their knowl April 2 from 10 A.M. with a neral service 11 A.M., Sat 1 "Gil" Roell, loving mother of memorial service bv AL- away In 1993. A celebration wife of the late Charles C.

Cemetery. Memorials hi. rom.rk-hls life will be Lawhorn and Edward Hag- quested to the National Witt, Good Kelsch Funen uay, np. xm -a QLJ aTTto'-be- Pred- ther of mLSoc, Uoe VhZrUed 7. Greater Cincinnati, vllle, OH.

Burial Milledge- held ety of Ramona (Bonnie) Reid. Cemetery, grandma of David, Douglas, Home Going Service at 12 Burial 11:30 A.M. Robert ushered for many years at St. Simon. In lieu of flowers, remembrances to Hospice of Cincinnati, 4310 Cooper 45242 or St.

Simon Church, 825 Pontius 45233. Meyer 8, Gelser vllle-Plymouth al Home, 7312 Beechmont, Anderson Friday P.M. Mass of Christian Burial at Immaculate Heart of Mary, Saturday at 10:30 A.M. If desired, me- i a jacoo nan, i-cai, vjiqu, 105 W. Fourth Clntl, OH 45202.

Schmidt-Dhonau Funeral Home serving the family. nounced to friends and family. A scholarship fund has been set up in his name to be given to a deserving caddygolfer. Please send to the Vincent Facciuto Golf Grandma of David Reid and the late Curtis Reid. Sister of Ann Lawhorn.

Survived by her Grondog Tina. Stepmother at Beulah Haaoard. at the funeral home. Moson Dan Ic services and Scottish Rite "ff and. Rocel Blnn Service 8 P.M.

Fridav. MarY Fokerto- edge, Marksberry said. E-mail mleingangenquirer.com Tattooing and body piercing Memorials may be directed March 2, 004 age noon, Kev, jonn nncanrs, Pastor. Memorials may be made to Bethel AME Church Scholarship Fund, 700 Mulberry Lockland, OH 45215. Interment at Oak Hill Cemetery.

Arrangements by Thompson Hall Jordan Funeral Home. www.thifuneral.com Mildred Wesley, Charlotte Lawhom Perry, Carolyn Stavermann Daisy. See Haggard Notice, to Hospice of Fayette Club, 8135 Beechmont, 45255. TwT) Funeral Homes the Masonic County or Fraternity. ISbV Scholarship Fund co Provident Bank, 7500 Beechmont Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45255.

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Vincent De Paul Church, 10 A.M. Remembrances to St. Vincent De Paul Church, 4044 River 45204, Our Daily Bread, P.O. Box 14862, 45250 and Assoc. of Handi- As of March 2004, 34 states have laws (ml iSn Florists and Opal Lawhorn Rich.

Also survived by numerous nieces and nephews. Tuesday, March 30, 2004. Age 89. Friends may call at the Hodapp Funeral Home, 7401 Vine Carthage, Friday from 5-9 P.M. Funeral service Saturday, 10 A.M.

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Source: National Conference of State Legislatures controls are the first ever to be implemented for mercury specifically. He said that the rule, combined with the overall 70 percent reduction that will be required under the other proposed rule, would lower mercury levels from where they are now. That proposal has enraged some environmental and public health groups, which claim that it would let coal-burning power plants emit more mercury than if the existing Clean Air Act were enforced. E-mail jpilcherenquirer.com tative. The Sierra Club and others have criticized the proposed power-plant emissions rule because it provides power suppliers the option of buying credits instead of controlling emissions.

Some environmentalists say the rule will allow more pollution than the existing law. But Leavitt said market forces would eventually force all suppliers to make changes, pointing to success with a similar rule regarding acid rain. "It will eventually become cheaper for them to make the changes instead of buying the credits," he said. Leavitt also defended a rule the EPA proposed last year concerning how much mercury power plants can emit, saying that the From Page CI Leavitt's assertions. The Bush administration has gone about systematically weakening the Clean Air and Clean Water Act protections and enforcement and they have, as a result, put our communities at risk," said Glen Brand, the Sierra Club's Midwest Regional Represen I rjr -i "i 1 ii i i i 1.