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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2000 03 20 Richard Rozansky Memorial ServiceTHERE WILL BE A MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR RICHARD ROZANSKY ~~ MONDAY, MARCH 20, 2000 10:00 AM ST. LUKE' S LUTHERN CHURCH 2021 W. STATE ROAD 426 (ALOMA) OVIEDO, FL (407-365-3408) -4 The Orlando Sentinel, Thursday, March 16, 2000 STAFFORD "MITCH" ALDERMAN, 54, ;ngeburg, S.C., died Wednesday, March 8. Alderman was a retired Army liaison. He born in Orlando. He was a member of ~ Club. He was a member of Highland Mist Church. Survivors: wife, Brenda K.; ghters, Karen L. White, Albuquerque, '., Irene, Orangeburg; parents, Grady and s, Orlando; grandfather, Stafford H. Lang, ndo; two sisters, Sharon Maltbie, ensbury, N.Y, Kathy Sims, Clermont; her, Grady M., Orlando. Thompson Fu- rl Home, Orangeburg. NAOMI BLOUNT, 81, Tonoka Avenue, >ville, died Saturday, March 11. Ms. nt was a homemaker. Born in Brooklyn, she moved to Central Florida in 1984. was a member of Bethlehem Missionary ist Church. Survivors: sister, Rose V. ~t, Titusville; brother, Benjamin Blount; klyn. Lewis-Ray Mortuary, Inc., Titusville. .ILLY MAY CARDER, 84, East Warren ue, Longwood, died Tuesday, March 14. Carder was a homemaker. She was in Waldo. She was a member of Victory st Church, Sanford. Survivors: son, Do- Sanford; daughters, Betty Lou King, is May Ingerman, both of Longwood; grandchildren; seven great-grandchil- Woodlawn Carey Hand Funeral Home- wood Chapel. EMPSEY CARNES, 79, Lemon Bluff Osteen,'died Monday, Match 13. Mr. 's was a farmer. Born in Richmond, Ky., wed to Central Florida in 1950. He was ~dist. Survivors: nieces, Dorothy Ravoni, vick, Ohio, Beatrice Roberts, Akron, 8risson Funeral Home, Sanford. :MPI E. CEEDER, 88, North Semoran vard, Orlando, died Tuesday, March 14. ;ceder was a homemaker. Born in AI- Pa., she moved to Central Florida in She was a member of Order of the n Star and Rose Chapter 20. Survivors: tars, Sally L. Stearns, Alvena Matthis, rf Orlando; sisters, Inez Paavola, Lillian ten, both of Conneaut, Ohio; six :hildren; eight great-grandchildren. Ca- nd Colonial Funeral Home, Orlando. ALE C. CHAPMAN, 87, East Church Orlando, died Monday, March 13. Mr. tan was a machine tool operator. Born ~ Market, Iowa, he moved to Central in 1999. He was a member of Mason- le. He was Protestant. Survivors: wife, son, William, Indiana; daughters,. Ma- Beek, North Carolina, Seth Kreutr, La- xother, Gordon, Indiana; eight grand- i; four great-grandchildren. Central Direct Cremation Service, Orlando. NDA M. COLLINS, 62, Brosche )rlando, died Wednesday, March 15, of pneumonia. Mrs. Collins was a home- maker. She was born in Hickory, N.C. She was a member of Blessed Hope Baptist ~ _ Church. Survivors: husband, Dr. A.B.; ~~~.-• son, David A., Mel- -•--~ bourne Beach; brother, Johnny ~C Seitz, Raleigh, N.C.; sisters, Gracie Cook, Hickory, Lu- wman, Winston-Salem, N.C.; four Idreh. 'Unign-Park Memoriat Chapel come, Orlando. ENNETH EVANS, 68, Oak Street, Springs, died Monday, March 13, of cancer. Mr. Evans was a salesman for 'f 'r~ Longwood Lincoln- Mercury. Borri in Gainesville, Ga., he ~• ' ~ moved to Central '" ''' ~ Florida in 1960. He was a member of Florida Highway Pa trot Auxiliary and Ki- wants Club. He was - Presbyterian. He was an Army veter- an of the Korean fors: wife, Lillie Mae; son, David G., y; daughter, Melanie L. Holden, rothers, Tom, Georgia, James, Cle- ster, Geraldine ollins. Houston: ELLEN VIRGINIA HOLCER, 81, 4980 Ranchland Road, Melbourne, died Saturday, March 11. Mrs. Holcer was a retired printer. Born In Richmond, Va., she moved to Central Florida in 1982. She was a member of The Tabernacle Church. Survivors: niece, Patricia A. Turner, Pembroke Pines; six great-neph- ews; one great-niece. Brownlie & Maxwell Fu- neral Home, Melbourne. CARL WILLIAM HONEYSETT, 93, To- hopekaliga Drive, St. Cloud, died Tuesday, March 14. Mr. Honeysett was a greenhouse operator. Born in Erie, Pa., he moved to Cen- tral Florida in 1996. Survivors: niece, Ruth Madison, St. Cloud. Dove Funeral Chapel and Crematory, Orlando. ROY V. HOWELL, 84, North Halifax Ave- nue, Daytona Beach, died Wednesday, March 15. Mr. Howell was a retired brick ma- son. Born in Monroe County, Ohio, he was a winter visitor to Daytona Beach. He was an Army veteran of World War II. Survivors: wife, Eileen; daughters, Marilyn Schneider, Balti- more, Carolyn Sarchet, Kimbolton, Ohio; brother, Earl, Marshallville, Ohio; sister, Doris Hoskinson, Vermilion, Ohio; one grandchild. Baggett and Summers Funeral Home, Dayto- na Beach. NELDEAN HITCHCOCK JOHNS, 78, Hidden Beach Circle, Orlando, died Tuesday; March 14. Mrs. Johns was a homemaker. Born in Mifflin,. Wis., she moved to Central Florida in 1977. Survivors: daughters, Beverly Steinbach, Platteville, Wis., Janet Reinertson, Valders, Wis., Becky Cherney, Orlando; son, David Jr., Manitowdc, Wis.; sisters, Doris Al- len, Livingston, Wis., Nanette Francis, Dodge- ville, Wis., Linda Barth, Jamesville, Wis., Jean Steinhoff, Madison, Wis.; brother, Carl Hitch- cock, Kohler, Wis.; 13 grandchildren; 29 great-grandchildren; one great-great-grand- daughter. Woodlawn Funeral Home, Orlando. CHARLES K. JOHNSTON, 82, Heather Glen Drive, Deland, died Monday, March 13. Mc Johnston was a retired conductor for Conrail Railroad, Pittsburgh. Bom in John- stown, Pa., he moved to Central Florida in 1977. He was an Army Air Forces veteran of World War II. He was a member of St. John's Lodge 37; Deland, the American Legion Post 0684, Arnold, Pa., Elks Lodge, Apollo, Pa., and the Deland YMCA. Survivors: wife, Eliza- beth; daughter, Judith Moran, Pittsburgh; son, Charles, Pittsburgh; sister, Margie Mont- gomery, Duarte, Calit.; four grandchildren, Lankford Funeral Home, Deland. JOHN F. "JACK" KAHOUN, 67, West. Nightingale Street, Apopka, died Tuesday, March 14. Mr. Kahoun was in inventory con- trol in the citrus industry. Born in Detroit, he moved to Central Florida in 1968. He was a member of Loyal Order of Moose and Apop- ka Elks. He was a member of St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church, Apopka. He was a Marine Corps veteran. Survivors: wife, Veron- ica; sons, Jack, Jacksonville, Patrick, Kissim- mee; daughters, Theresa Thomas, Linda Torres, both of Altamonte Springs, Barbara K., Jean Wilson, Rosemary Otts, Mary Perry, all of Orlando, Julie Steed, Umatilla; 11 grandchildren. Loomis Funeral Home, Apop- ka. PAULINE HUNT KIENKER, 84, Plant Street, Winter Garden, died Saturday, March 11. Ms. Kienker was in insurance sales. Born in Culeoka, Tenn., she moved to Central Flor- ida in 1920. Survivors: son, Frank Hammock, Myrtle Beach, S.C.; three grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; three great-great-grand- children. Morris Hunt Direct Cremation, Win- ter Park. JOHN A. LAU, 50, Fox Run, Longwood, died Wednesday, March 15, of lung cancer. Mc Lau was a postal worker. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y, he moved to Central ~~~," , Florida in 1989. He was an Air Force veteran. Survivors: '~~ ~, wife, Debra A.; 1' ~ daughters, Ashley, ~ Melanie, both of _;rp~:~~ Longwood; mother, " x-. Jane, Orlando; sis- ~~~` ;'" ,,y`'_'~. -tars, Mary Jane Smith, Orlando, Bar- bara Fortner, New York. Baldwin-Fairchild Fu- neral Home, Altamonte Springs. Richard Rozansky guided 2 area cities By Martin E. Comas OF THE SENTINEL STAFF Richard Rozansky was a hard-working man who lived his life by a simple code: Always be honest and do the right thing, family members said. The former city manager for Winter Springs and retired city administrator for Belle Isle died Tuesday of complications from cancer. He was 64. Rozansky served for 14 years in Winter Springs, from 1979 to 1993. It was one of the longest tenures of any Central Florida city administrator. "He liked the challenge of working for city government. He liked to make things nice for people and their community," wife, Billee L. Rozansky said. Born in Cleveland, Rozansky dropped out of the 10th grade at the age of 17 and joined the Air Force, where he served for 20 years. He later finished high school and two years of college. After retiring from the mili- tary in 1972 as a technical ser- geant, Rozansky sold -real estate for a year in Colorado and then moved to Florida and enrolled at the University of Central Florida (known at that time as Florida Technological University). There he received degrees in public administration and politi- cal science and later. completed graduate school in public policy. Winter Springs hired Rozan- sky as a city planner in 1976, and he was later appointed city manager. During his tenure, he super- vised the building of a new city park grid City Hall building, both on State Road 434, his wife said. However, in 1993, Rozansky was .dismissed by city commis- sioners, who said they were dis- satisfied with his work. In 1995, he became the city administrator for Belle Isle, un- til retiring in 1995. "He was a very ethical man. He was a very decent and good man," said Be Bateman; Belle Isle's city clerk for almost 11 years. "He was one of the best boss- es I've ever had. We're really go- ing to miss him." A member of St. Luke's Luth- eran Church, Rozansky also be- longed to the International City Managers Association, Florida City and County Management Association, Alumni Association of UCF and the Air Force Associ- ation. Survivors also include daughters, Deborah Rozansky, Oviedo,' Selene Worley, Deltona, Elizabeth The1'rian, South. Day- tona Beach; six grandchildren. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Oviedo Chapel. ROBERT H. LEE JR., 74, Pavillion Ter- race, Deltona, died Tuesday, March 14. Mr. Lee was aself-employed painting contractor. Born in Gloversville, N.Y., he moved to Cen- tral Florida in 1995. He was an Army veteran of World War II. Survivors: wife, Catherine; sons, Robert H. III, Lawrence, Kyle, all cf Kis- simmee, Raymond, Deltona; daughters, Mar- tha Douthat, Poinciana, Charlotte, Tennessee; brothers, .Edward, Columbus, Ohio, John, Daytona Beach, Paul, Richard, both of Glo- versville, Raymond, Melbourne; sisters, Karen O'Dell, Amsterdam, N.Y., Gertrude Gallup, Doris Hynd, both of Gloversville; 15 grand- children, 13 great-grandchildren. Deltona Me- morial Funeral Home, Orange City. JOSEPH J. LYZEN, 70, Marni Drive Winter Springs, died Tuesday, March 14. Mr. Lyzen was a retired manager for International Trucking Co. Born in Cleveland, he moved to Central Florida in 1981. He was a member of American Legion. He was a member of Church of the Nativity, Longwood. He was an Army veteran of the Korean War. Survivors: wife, Lurene; sons, Wayne C., David J., both of Ohio; daughter, Linda Moore, Ohio; sister, Emily Ann Lyzen. Ohio; 10 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren. 1A'oodlawn Canny Hand FuneraY Home, Longwood. HOMER H. MANN SR., 87, Harrison Avenue, Orlando, died Wednesday, March 15. Mr. rvlann was a retired supervisor for Southern Bell Telephone. Born in Orlando. he was a lifelong resident of Central Florida. He was a member of Masonic Lodge 69 and Scottish Rite. He was a member of College Park Methodist Church. Survivors: wife. Sa- rah; sons. Homer, Jr., Raymond, Larry, all of Orlando; stepsons, Jim Huckeba, Winter Park, John Huckeba, Steve Huckeba, both of Orlando; sister, Mary Jean Jackson, Miami; six grandchildren; five great-grandchildren. Baldwin-Falrchlld Funeral Home, Orlando. Funeral notices Funeral Notices, In Memoriams & Cards of Thanks are paid advertising. Call 407-420-6006IFax 407-420-5145 EMILIA MARTINEZ, 93, Douglas Court, Kissimmee, died Tuesday, March 14. Mrs. Martinez was a homemaker. Born in Lajas, Puerto Rico, she moved to Central Florida in 1990. She was Catholic. Survivors: daugh- ters, Olga Otero, Orlando, Brunilda Orta, Ma- ria Gonzalez, both of Kissimmee, Rebecca Martinez, Bayamon, Puerto Rico; sons, Luis, Miami, Santiago, Apollo Beach, Edwin Marti- nez, Plantation; 18 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. Grissom Funeral Home and Crematory, Kissimmee. CELESTE MCNABB, 25, West Jackson Street, Orlando, died Sunday, March 12, of an internal hemorrhage. Ms. McNabb was a cashier. She was born in Orlando. She was a Jeho- vah's Witness. Sur- vivors: sons, Rod- ney Hayes, Nataniel ~~ '~° ' ~ Hayes, Javonte Hayes, Barry Ed- r; wards, Tyree Ed- wards, all of Orlan- do: daughter, Ash- .~i ;,„.' ley Holly. Orlando; ,~ '"~' mother, Joyce, Or- - lando; father, Ruben C., Eutaula, Ala.; brothers, Brian, Orlando, Ruben C., Dothan, Ala.; sisters, Buffy Falkow- ski, Pakesha, Marsha, all of Orlando; paternal grandmother, Eugene Anglin, Eufaula; mater- nal grandmother, Irene Thomas, Savannah, N.Y. Mitchell's Funeral Home, Orlando. SYLVESTER LEWIS MCWHORTER, 47. West Jackson Street, Orlando, died Sun- day, March 12. Mr. McWhorter was acon- r.rete finisher. He, was born in Orlando. He was a member of Love Thy Neighbor Church, Orlando. Survivors: sons, Eugene Hall, Syl- vester Jr., both of Orlando; daughters. Chel- sea, Kelia G. Billings, Krystal, all of Orlando; KAHOUN, JOHN F. ~JRCK) Memorial services for Mr. Kahoun, will be IN LOVING MEMORY OF EICHEI 141 I MnAln ~rr~rnw nr -