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61, of Brandon died Wednesday. She was a homemaker and moved to Brandon three years ago from Clearwater. She is survived by her son, Jeffrey Scott Walton of Brandon; two daughters, Sandra Lee Chadwick of Brandon and Sharon Gayle Lambros of Chicago; and four grandchildren. Stowers Funeral Home, Brandon. HARVEY M.

WITMER, 85, of Fort Wayne, died Tuesday in Tampa. He was a native of Grabill, and was visiting the Bay area for three months. He was a member of the First Missionary Church in Fort Wayne and is survived by his wife, Lydia two daughters, Kathleen Buswell of Altadena, and LaVon Buswell of Tampa; and three grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Hernando DUNCAN, Archie, 85, of Spring Hill died Wednesday. Wellwood Funeral Home.

MOSCATEL, Elizabeth 66, of Spring Hill died Tuesday. Wellwood Funeral Home. PITMAN, John 1 79, of Brooksville died Monday. Turner: Funeral Home. Highlands CLYATT, Willie Myrtle, 55, of Lake Wales, formerly of Lake Placid, died Tuesday.

Scott Funeral Home. FENDLER, Ruth 76, of Avon Park died Tuesday. son-Smith Funeral Home and Crematory. KOEHLER, Norman 76, of Sebring died Tuesday. Dowden Funeral Home.

Pasco HEDDLESTON, William Harris, of Zephyrhills died Tuesday. Richardson Funeral Home. NIELSON, Arthur, 81, of Holiday died Tuesday. Padgett Funeral Home. ROHDE, Meredith 70, of New Port Richey died Wednesday.

North Funeral Home. SIMS, Donald of New Port Richey died Tuesday. Morgan Funeral Home. RICHARDS, Cedric 74, of Zephyrhills died Tuesday. Kelly Funeral Home.

SWOGER, Ralph 68, of Holiday died Sunday. Thomas B. Dobies Funeral Home. Polk BROWNSON, William 58, of Lakeland died Tuesday. Gentry-Mor- BUBLITZ, Raymond 70, of Lakeland died Tuesday.

Heath Funeral Chapel. COKER, Stella 80, of Bartow died Tuesday. Whidden Funeral Home. EARLE, Jack 72, of Ontario, Canada, a winter visitor to Haines City, died Tuesday. Lane-Holt Funeral Home.

HUNTER, George 73, of Brevard, N.C., died Monday at Lakeland Regional Medical Center. ThortonHolcom Funeral Home. KALLENBORN, Michael Joseph, 29, of Leesville, died Wednesday in Leesville. Whidden Funeral Home. LANFEAR, Harlan 87, of Lakeland died Monday.

Heath Funeral Chapel. McCLUNG, Herbert 62, of Lakeland died Monday. ThortonHolcom Funeral Home. RICHARDSON, Anna. Jean, 55, of Lakeland died Wednesday.

Gentry-Morrison Funeral Home. SOLOMON, Elwood. 65, of Lakeland died Tuesday. Gentry-Mor- rison Funeral Home. Park.

A Tampa resident for 36 years, she was the widow of Sterling C. Clawson and is survived by a daughter, Wanda Bichard, Tampa; a brother, Hal Gordon, Zirconia, N.C.; 5 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild. The family will be at the funeral home between 7:30 and 9 p.m. Friday. CURRY'S COKER BARTOW Funeral services for Stella M.

Coker, 80, a resident of the Rohr Home, who passed away Tuesday, will be held Friday at 10:30 at the Whidden Funeral Home Chapel, with Rev. J. David Southerland officiating. Interment will follow in Wildwood Cemetery. She was a native of Gardner, Florida, a resident of Bartow for the past 52 years.

She was a retired Jennings Funeral Home, Inc. 6900 NEBRASKA PH. 237-3345 GREENE, Joseph N. 10 A Thurs. Chapel BRADY, Charles D.

1 Thurs. Chapel McCASKILL, Hal 0. 3 Thurs. Chapel THE TAMPA TRIBUNE, Thursday, December 16, 1982 15-B Obituaries Hillsborough NICKI LEE BACH, 35, of 2917 W. Henry, Tampa, died Nov.

25. Cause of death was unavailable. She was a two-year resident of Tampa and is survived by her husband, Arthur; two stepdaughters; and her foster parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Feldman.

Aikens Funeral Home. JOHN J. BARKENHAGEN, 89, of Riverview died Dec. 5 in Mattoon, Ill. He was born in North Freedom, and was a retired linotype operator for the Wisconsin State Journal in Madison, Wis.

He moved to the Bay area 20 years ago and was a member of the First Baptist Church of Riverview. He is survived by his wife, Flora; one daughter, Mary Lou Blanton of Tampa; and three grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. Schilling Funeral Home, Mattoon, Ill. ALICE BODNIR, 90, of Tampa died Wednesday. She moved to Tampa in 1954 and was a homemaker.

She was a member of the Good Shepherd Catholic Church and is survived by her nephew, William R. Greer of Temple Terrace. Stowers Funeral Home, Brandon. AVA M. CLAWSON, 75, of 8119 19th Tampa, died Tuesday.

She lived in the Bay area for 36 years and is survived by. her daughter, Wanda Bichard of Tampa; one brother, Hal Gordon of Zirconia, N.C.; and five grandchildren and one great Curry's Funeral Home. LEWIS O. DeLOZIER, 80, of 2625 Sunset Drive, Tampa, died Tuesday. He lived in Tampa for 33 years and was a retired chief war-.

rant officer in the U.S. Coast Guard. He was a member of Bayshore Baptist Church and the Retired Officers Association. He is survived by his wife, Gladys; one daughter; Carol Germain of Dade City; two sons, Lawrence F. of Hamilton, Ohio, and Fred W.

of Tuscaloosa, one brother, Leon S. of Charleston, S.C.; and six grandchildren and four great Curry's Funeral Home. LAURA IRENE EDMOND, 86, of Old Town died Tuesday. She was a visitor to the Bay area and is survived by her husband, J.B.; four sons, Cloyce of New Philadelphia, Ohio, Timothy of Brewster, Ohio, Kenneth of Chiefland and Jennings of Tampa; three daughters, Bernice Easterling of Rush, Daca Hodges of Klamath Falls, and Laverne Pritchard of Wausau, several brothers and sisters; and 33 grandchildren. Curry's Funeral Home.

JUANITA M. GRIFFIN, 81, of Thonotosassa died Tuesday. She lived in the Bay area for one year and was a retired hairdresser. She is survived by her three daughters, Miriam R. Harding of Thonotosassa, Constance R.

Pegues of Virginia Beach, and Floreine R. Polland of Miami; and seven grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. C.E. Prevatt Funeral Home. EDINIA "DENNIE" A.

GRIF- FITH, 37, of Tampa died Wednesday of natural causes. She was a native of Newport News, and lived in Tampa for nine years. She attended Bayshore United Methodist Church and is survived by her two sons, Daniel Mathew and Kevin Joseph, both of Tampa; three sisters, Walleen Herman of Cincinnati, Debra Ogle of Treasure Island and Lorell Bobbin of Fort Walton Beach; her mother, Mabel G. Pleasants of Treasure Island; her father, Harvey J. Pleasants Jr.

of Roanoke, one brother, Carl Nolan Parker of Islamorada; her grandmother, Beulah Martin of Tampa; and her grandfather, Wallace Martin of Tampa. F.T. Funeral Notices BRADY Funeral services for Charles David Brady, 35, Tampa, will be held this afternoon at 1 o'clock at the Jennings Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. George J. Rennard, Minister, First Church of God, officiating.

Interment to follow in Myrtle Curry's FUNERAL HOME 605 S. Macbill, Tamps Services DRESSER, Emma private 10:00 AM Myrtle Hill MAXWELL, Dr. Eugene 1:00 PM Thur. DeLOZIER, Lewis 10:30 AM Fri. CLAWSON, Ava 1:00 PM Sat.

EDMOND, Laura 3:00 PM Sat. Garden of Memories If sports is your thing, you should be reading Tom McEwen in The Tribune. Blount Funeral Home, Tampa Chapel. SVEN GUSTAFSON, 83, of 401 Canal Ruskin, died Dec. 6.

He was born in Sweden and moved to the Bay area from Flint, in 1967. He was a retired electrician with the General Motors Co. and is survived by his two brothers, Wilhelm and Stig, both of Sweden; and four sisters, Anna Carlson, Curlie Johansson, Ruth Solfars and Tora Gannerud, all of Sweden. National Cremation Society. SAM P.

JONES 76, of Tampa died Tuesday in Tallahassee. He was a native of Ellaville, and lived in the Bay area for 58 years. He was a member of the Otterbein United Methodist Church and is survived by his son, Sam P. Jr. of Tallahassee; three sisters, Minnie Pixton of St.

Petersburg, and Bess Crawford and Kate Halley, both of Atlanta; and three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. F.T. Blount Funeral Home, Tampa Chapel. GILBERT W. KENYON, 67, of Temple Terrace died Tuesday.

He was a native of New York and lived in the Bay area for five years. He was a retired quality control inspector for the Corning Glass Works in Corning, N.Y.,-and was a veteran of World War II. He is survived by his wife, Ana; two daughters, Sharon Ann Lashieu of Temple Terrace Brenda Backsman of Tampa; and one son, Warren Burt Sr. of Tampa. C.E: Prevatt Funeral Home.

EDWARD JOSEPH LENICH, 50, of 8517 El Portel Drive, Tampa, died Monday. He lived in the Bay area for 15 years and was a carpenter in the home building industry. He is survived his wife, Lottie one stepdaughter, Lisa Akins of Anchorage, Alaska; and four brothers and four sisters. Snipes-Hamilton Funeral Home. SUE MABE, 43, of Tampa died Wednesday of natural causes.

She was a native of Wise County, and lived in Tampa for 26 years. She is survived by her husband, James Walter; four -sons, Walter Lee and Bobby Wayne, both of Citrus Henry James of Odessa and Jackie Don of Tampa; one daughter, Josephine Myers of Odessa; her parents, Wilson E. and Nail Sturgill of Virginia; four brothers, Sammy Sturgill of Tampa, Albert Sturgill of Clearwater and Roy Sturgill and Danny Sturgill, both of Lee County, seven sisters, Bessie, Sylvia, Patty, Margie, Ruby, Peggy and Alice, all of Lee County, and six grandchildren. F.T. Blount Funeral Home, Tampa Chapel.

JULIA MAE McKINNEY, 90, of Tampa died Wednesday. She was a housewife and lived in Tampa for 27 years. She is survived by her sister, Bertha White of Williamsburg, and two. nieces, Katie Murphy and Mollie Hankins, both of Tampa. Duval Funeral Homes, Northside Chapel.

MIDULLA, 81, of 722 W. Adalee, Tampa, died Wednesday. She lived in Tampa for 80 years and was a retired cigar maker. She is survived by her daughter, Carmen Lazzara; one son, Tom one brother, Steven Savarino; two 'sisters, Mary S. Leto and Ann Varde; and five grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren, Roel Curry Funeral Home.

DANIEL M. SULLIVAN, 85, of Brooksville died Sunday. He lived in Tampa for 28 years before moving to Brooksville six years ago. He was a retired taxi driver and a member of the St. Vincent.

DePaul Society. He is survived by one son, Daniel M. Jr. of Bloomfield, three daughters, Betty Rickart of Brooksville, Dolores, Brantmyer of Tampa and Ellen Steele of Daytona Beach; and 11 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Garden of' Memories Funeral Home.

Memorial Park. Ac- mother, Lelah B. Mofpallbearers will be fatt; brothers, Harry L. McKinnon, David Brady, Steve E. Brady, Harry Brady, Brian George Brady, Gordon Wayne Rose Brady, Carsie Brady and Earl Pearson.

Hon- Waldon Brady; sisters, Phillip Midulla, Margaret Midulla, BeaCalderazzo, trice Fox, Wilma -J. Rowe, and Leon Smith and Nella EckelSurvivors in--berry. Arrangements by his ex-wife, Sherry Jennings Funeral Home son, Christopher CLAWSON Brady; daughters, Funeral services for Ann and Lisa Marie Mrs. Ava M. Clawson, 75, mother, Mrs.

8119 19th will be Correa and step- held at 1 p.m. Saturday Ramon Correa; at Curry's Funeral Tamblyn A. Home, 605 S. MacDill maternal grand- Ave. Rev.

Dorothy Flexer will officiate. Interment will follow in Myrtle Hill Memorial STOWERS Funeral Homes Crematory BAUER, Sr. Robert A. Thurs. 10A, Graveside Hills.

Mem. Gardens MORGAN, J. G. Thurs. 2P, Brandon BODNIR, Alice Thurs.

Visit Fri. 10A, Brandon THOMAS, Marjorie R. Sat. 10A, Brandon Striking symphony management's The musicians are seeking pay raises and increase in performances over a three-year period. By KURT LOFT Tribune Staff Writer Members of the Florida Gulf Coast Symphony management and striking musicians met Wednesday for eight hours of contract negotiations, but did not reach an agreement.

The symphony management did. make a new proposal which it would not divulge to the media and musicians were still deciding whether to accept the offer at negotiations late Wednesday night. Holly Duncan, symphony director of development, said the management has made its best offer, and can only wait for a decision from the other side. "I can comfortably say we've done everything we can to facilitate them," Duncan said. A musicians' spokesman said a decision to end continue the' strike "had to be made sometime tonight (Wednesday)" because Ron considers contract proposal I'm talking about concepts like ecoan nomics, staffing and size of ensem" ble." Brian Moorhead, the orchestra's principal clarinet player, said the Rollins, the musicians' lawyer, was scheduled to leave Tampa today.

He added talks would continue "throughout the night if we have to." It was the first time the two sides have met officially since Nov. 15 when the musicians voted to strike over salaries and the number of performances. Representatives and lawyers from both parties began talks at 9 a.m. Wednesday at the office of Peter Zinober, chief labor negotiator for the symphony management. Dick Deam, a federal mediator called in to coordinate negotiations, sat at the bargaining table between four management members and seven musicians.

By 5 the musicians requested a break before resuming talks. "This hasn't been easy," said Zinober, noticably fatigued after the all-day session. "We're all working very hard. The issues are complex, they're multiple and interrelated negotiations were a good sign. "We're talking," Moorhead said.

"Things are cooking, and management has made a new offer. I'm optimistic." On Nov. 15, musicians voted 72-7 to strike after rejecting the management's proposal for a new contract. The musicians are seeking increases in salary and number of performances both rehearsals and concerts over a three-year period. The salary for the majority of musicians 65 players is now between $4,700 and $5,100.

(The remaining 20 players are paid more according to status and seniority.) The musicians' original offer to the symphony proposed a salary increase to $6,000 the first year of the contract, $7,500 the second and $9,500 the third, and a performance increase of 135 to 175 over the threeyear period. Nine concerts, three programs at three different locations, have been canceled during the strike. Christmas to refugees at Refugee Center at St. John's Tribune photo by FRED BELLET Christmas carolers The little charges of Big Sisters Avenue. Sue McEachern, project director and of Greater Tampa spread the spirit and joy of caseworker for the organization, led the carol- the Indo-Chinese ers Wednesday in the familiar songs of the seaChurch on Florida son.

Deaths Elsewhere JULIE EVANS, 23, who gave birth to a healthy daughter while in a coma, died Wednesday of natural causes, two days after a judge ruled relatives had the right to remove her from a respirator. She Julie, Ann Evans was still connected to the respirator at the time of her death, said her physician, Dr. Sergio Cervi-Skinner. Cervi-Skinner said Evans had contracted pneumonia and had been feverish for three days before she died about 1 a.m. at Douglas Community Hospital.

Evans fell into a coma Oct. 26, 1981, as the result of an inherited deformity in her brain. stem. In what doctors described as a very rare medical event, Evans gave birth Feb. 25 by Caesarean section to a healthy 7-pound, 13-ounce daughter.

Jennifer Ann Evans has been raised by her aunt and uncle, Nancy and Russell Gonse of Portland. LPN, member of the First Baptist Church. She is survived by 2 sons, A. V. Coker and George C.

Coker, both of Bartow; one daughter, Joyce Robinson of Jacksonville; 11 grandchildren, 15 great -grandchildren; 2 sisters, Evelyn Nichols and Avie Lee Salter, both of Bartow. DeLOZIER Funeral services for Mr. Lewis O. DeLozier, 80, 2625 Sunset will be held at 10:30 Friday morning at Curry's Home, 605 MacDill Ave. The Rev.

Dr. Gary L. Bagley will officiate. Interment will follow in Myrtle Hill Cemetery. A native of Tennessee and Tampa resident for 33 years, Mr.

DeLozier retired as a Chief Warrant Officer with the U.S. Coast Guard and later retired Garden of Memories Funeral Home 626-3161 "Services" SULLIVAN, Daniel M. Thurs. 10AM Mass St. Lawrence Catholic Church Police say woman whose body was found Tuesday was choked A woman whose remains were found in a field off of Hillsborough Avenue in Drew Park died from "apparent strangulation" and had been there for two to four weeks, said Tampa police spokesman Johnny, Barker.

Two teenagers found the body late Tuesday afternoon and due to darkness police sealed off the field near Alexander Elementary School and removed the remains in the daylight Wednesday. She has not been identified but is said to be white, between the ages of 13 and 25, 5 feet to 5. feet, 3 inches tall, with brown curly hair that may have been set in a permanent, Barker said. EDMOND was a veteran Funeral services for War II and Mrs. Laura Irene Ed- Quality Control mond, 86, will be held at for Corning 3 p.m.

Saturday at the Corning, N.Y. graveside in the Garden include his of Memories Cemetery. son, Warren Rev. David B. Fannin, yon, Sr.

of Pastor of the Manhattan daughters, Baptist Church will of- Lashieu of ficiate. She was a native race, Brenda of Kentucky and is sur- of Tampa. vived by her husband, J. vices will be Edmond; 4 sons, 3 at 11 a.m. daughters, several Prevatt thers and sisters and 33 Chapel with grandchildren.

Those at- Jenkins tending are requested to mation will meet at the cemetery, ly requests The family will be at flowers, Curry's Funeral Home, made to the 605 S. MacDill Foundation. between 7:30 and 9:00 Funeral Home. Barker said she was wearing a purple one-piece bathing suit, gray terry cloth shorts with thin red stripes running horizontally and a white madras cloth, wraparound that tied in front. She was not wearing jewelry and did not have any identification on her.

On Nov. 7 the body of 14-year-old Carla Hanavin was found in a field a block from her home in Hillsborough County just west of Alexander Elementary. "Right now we're discussing the case with the city," said sheriff's Capt. Larry Terry. "That's all I can say.

We are keeping them informed of the status of that case." Hill tive David Huff, Buthely, and orary, William Ralph Gaskins. clude Brady; Lee Lara Brady; Dale father, father, Brady; from Case Plumbing Co. of Tampa. He was a member of the Bayshore Baptist Church and the Retired Officers Assn. Survivors include his wife, Gladys; a daughter, Mrs.

David (Carol) Germain, Dade City, 2 sons, Lawrence F. DeLozier, Hamilton, Ohio and Fred W. DeLozier, Tuscaloosa, a brother, Leon S. DeLozier, Charleston, S.C.; 6 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Jesse McMackin, Herb Wells, Walter Burton, Ed Pemberton, Rollin Matthews and Dr.

Rex Myers. Members of the King's Men Sunday School Class and Edward I. Case, will serve as honorary pallbearers. The family will be at the funeral home between 7:00 and 8:30 Thursday evening. CURRY'S NATIONAL CREMATION SOCIETY: OUR 45 000 MEMBERS HAVE PEACE OF MIND CREMATION COST Member Non-Member $275 $300 225-1127 or 327-1232, 3100 1et Ave.

Sa. Pete. Society Owned Cemetery of World was a retired Inspector Glass Works, Survivors wife, Ana; 1 Burt KenTampa; 2 Sharon Ann Temple TerBacksman Memorial serheld Friday at the C.E. Funeral Home the Rev. Bob officiating.

Crefollow. Famiin lieu of donation be local Heart C.E. Prevatt NORTON NOBLETON Fu- neral services for Mr. Fred C. Norton, 64, Nobleton, will be held Friday at 10:30 a.m.

in Nobleton Community Church. Masonic services will be held Thursday at 6:30 p.m. in Purcell Chapel. Burial in Florida Hills Memorial Gardens, Brooksville. Surviving is his wife, Alice, Nobleton; son, Fred, Conneaut, Ohio; 2 daughters, Mrs.

Marjorie Seline, Hernando, Bettye Hulings, Corry, mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Hunter, Conneaut; a brother, Don, Illinois; a sister, Jane Chiarulli, Conneaut, Ohio; 6 grandchildren. Arrangements are under direction of Purcell Funeral Home, Bushnell. IN MEMORIAM Frank J. Strong, Sr.

April 28, 1930 to December 16, 1981. In loving memory of our father. A year ago God took from our world but not our hearts. KENYON Gilbert W. Kenyon, 67, of Temple Terrace, passed away Tuesday in a local hospital.

A native of New York, he had resided in the Bay area for the last five years. He Snipes Funeral Home 6718 North Armenia LENICH, Edward J. Fri. Mem. Mass St.

Paul Cath. Ch. We love and miss you very much. Frankie, Cheryl, Donnie, Linda and Allie. IN MEMORIAM Frank J.

Strong, Sr. April 28, 1930 to December 16, 1981. In loving memory of my grandfather. I love and miss you very much Grandpa-pa. Michelle Nicole.

1.1. Blount co. FUNERAL HOMES WITMER, Harvey Ft. Wayne, Ind. John 2P Thur Tampa JONES, Sam Sr.

Pending MABE, Sue 2P Sat Graveside Myrtle Hill PROEL CURRY MINES FA. FUNERAL HOME MARK W. CURRY, LFD. 4730 N. Armenia SE HABLA ESPANOL 877-7676.