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Home My WebLink About2001 01 19 Obituary for Mary NortonC4 Orlando Sentinel METno FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 2001 Obituaries JOAN F. AHO, 57, Bluford Avenue, Ocoee, died Wednesday, Jan. 11. Mrs. Aho was a homemaker. She was born in International Falls, Minn. She was a member of SL Paul's Presbyterian DORIS LANE OUPUY, 7, little Wekiva Road, Altamonte Springs, died Monday, Jan.15. Mrs. Dupuy was a retired secre- tary,Born in Haynesville, La„ she moved to Central Florida in 2000. She was Ro- man Catholic. Survivors; husband, Charles F. Sr,; sons, Charles F, Jc, Mark, both of Altamonte Springs; sister, Billie Clinton, Farmerville, La.; two grandchil- dren. ASunset Cremation Service, Orlan- do. . SHEMERIA LASHAY HAMILTON, 16, 4900 Elese'St„ Orlando, died Sunday; Jan. 14. Shemeira was a student at Dr. Phillips High School. Born in Orlando, she was a lifelong resident, She was ~, nnrwa~ ~. LXV11V, 4/, IVOWd Drive, Orlando, died Tuesday, Jan.16, of a heart attack Mc LdUfo WAS an auc0, transport driver.' Born in Queens,. N.Y., he moved to • Central Florida iri '~"' 2000, He was Ro- man Catholic. Sur- f ~vivors: wife, Kerry; daughters, Toni Ar• nao, Melissa, Jamie, all of Orlando; son, Nicholas, Orlando. B.K Brewer & Sons Funeral Homes & Cre- mationServices, Orlando, NELSON 4AN(E MARSH, 75; 36 S: Park Ave., Winter Park, died Tuesday, 1an.16, of respiratory failure. Mr. Marsh was a roofer, Born ~ ~ in Clermont, Ga" he °< t ~~; ; : moved to Central Florida in 1972, He was a member of Mount Zion AME Church. Survivors: wife, Maxine; sons, '' ~ , David Sr, Roches- ter, N.Y., Nelson Jc, `~ Richmond, Va.; four grandchildren; four great-grandchildren. Marvin C, Zanders Funeral Home, Apop• lea. Churdh.'SurviVors; sons, Larry E., Mount ' Pleasant,S,C,MichaelW.Ketchum,Esce- nabs, Mich., Timothy D. Ketchum, Las Vegas; daughters, Carolyn Bernard, New StraitsburqQ, Ohio Melodyy A Hilbert, '17JMt,`J(Ti"IVt rYanliba'bIVO:; lJrVan00: • '". . MORS~~BERRARO ~TAAIIK funeral servlcea.for Mr, Bemard Frank Morse;'ege 78,:bf Orlando, who passed away Wednesday, January 17, 2001 will be held Saturday, January 20, 2001 12 Noon at Woodlawn funeral Home Chapel wilt Fr. Gregory Parkes of Holy Family Catholic Church offidating. Visitation will be held Friday, January 19, 2D01 Irom 6.9 PM at Woodlawn Funeral Home: Rosary Service to be held Friday, January 19, 2001 8 PM at Woodlawn Funeral Home. Mr. Morse served wtth the US Marine Corps during World War II with the 5th Amphibious Marine Corps Scouting UnR from November 1, 1942 until February 15, 1946. Mr. Morse graduated from Local 58 Eledrlcal Trade School in Michigan. Mr. Morse was also a member of Loral 606 Electrical Union, Orlando. Surviv Ing is his wrfe of 55 years, Jeanette Morse who he mat in South Carolina while he was d t P rris stationed In Me U5 Ma rte Corps a a Island. Ttrey were marred in Rock Nill, South Carolina on February 27, 1946, His children are Sharon Lomek (Stanley) & Rosemarie Wilder (Jon), Siblings, Beverly Smithson (Oda) & Timothy Morse (Sharon). Four grandchildren, Sheri Iiomek, Melissa Parker (Alan), Jon and Sarah Wider, and one great grandson, Garrett Parker. WOODLAWN FUNERAL HOME, 400 Woodlawn Cemetery Rd., Orlar>do, FL 34734 407.293.1361 Language no barrier for evangelist vehicle ec'atlen~~neri~s'inay call Saturday from 2.4PM at Anderson-McQueen Funeral Home, 2201 • 9fh Street North, St Peters• burg. Bom in Ft Pdk, LA, she came M Flori• da in 1978 from Sanford, ME. She was a waitress at IGssin Cuuins Restaurant in St. Petersburg, Survivors include a daughter, Natalia Marie Fulton and a son, Brandon Michael Fulton, both of St. Petersburg, her father, Dr. S, Chris Mercuri of FL Lauderdale; her mother, Loretta Galston of Orlando; a brother, Terry Overton; 2 sisters, Michelle Overton and Tiffany Overton her grandfather, Sal Mercuri of St. Petersburg; her grand- mother, Joan P. Mpnay of SL Petersburg; an aunt, Denise M. Mercuri of St. Petersburg; 2 uncles, Dane Mercuri of St. Petersburg and Kevin Mercuri of Orlando; 5 cousins, Anthony Marzola, Dennis Roberts, Star Roberts, Jade Elliott and Natasha Mercuri, all of St. Peters- burg, as well as various loved ones and friends. She will be missed and loved by everyone she touched. Online Guestbook www.andersonmcqueen.com NORTON, MARY i. A private service for family members in memory of Mary Norton will be held Friday, January 19, 2001. Mary Norton's family would appredale anyone wishing to express their condolences to do so wHh a contribu• lion, in lieu of flowers, to the local American Cancer Sudety, 1601 W. Cobnial Dr., Odan- da, FL 32804 (407) 8436680. HARVEY UIFTON "(LIEF" SURE JR., 52, Oakstand Lane, Orlando, died Wednesday,lan.11, of cancer, Mr. Eure was a systems a~a~ ,~ ~ lyst in the comput- '~ er industry, Born in `" .~~ Savannah, Ga:, he ~~ moved to Central f(orida in 1979. He ,... ;~ was Christian. He • t was a Navy veteran of the Vetnam ~~ ~~ ~ War. $UNIVOrS: t, .:. mother, Dorothy, Cochran, Ga.; father, Harvey C Sr., Char- lotte, N.C.; sons, Travis, South Carolina, Corey Evans, Fort Wayne, Ind.; daugh- ters, Shannon Kohn, Greenville, S.C: brothers; Lee, Cochran, Scott, Home- stead; three grandchildren. A Sunset Cremation Service, Orlando, SIDNEY GELBER, 78, Greenmount Road, Orlando, died Sunday, Jan. 14, Master Sgt. Gelber was retired from the postal service. Born in Bronx, N.Y" he moved to Central Florida in 1968. He was an Army veteran of the Korean and Vietnam wars. Survivors: wife, Grace E; stepson, Ralph A. Zimmerman, Orlando; brothers, Lou, Bronx, Nom1. Carey Hand Colonial Funeral Home, Orlando. JOHN MCGINNIS,'46, Monroe Ave• nue, Maitland, died Thursday, 7an.18. Carey Hand Cox-Parker funeral Home, Winter Park PEARLINE MILLER, 74, East Pine Street, Orlando, died Monday, Jari.15. Mrs. Miller was a homemaker, Bom in George's Creek, Ky., she moved to Cen- tral Florida in 1977. She was a member of East Orange Evangelical ,Methodist !~ , ~~ MAJ R APPLIANCES I~ ~ ~ at LOW WAREHOUSE PRICES "We Beat The Superstores" SINCE 1962 ~ °"`~ 407~fi9.85fi8 TFK26PPD /Magic ~ NEW 2000 RODEO Y-6 Engine • Automatic • Alr Cond. _ • AM/FM/Cassette !'Stk#Y4349535 . , ., • ~ ~ ~r He did it 4.. and her'liusb~ano traveled extensively throughout Europe, Mexico, Cuba and the United States. Her interests were god, bridge, an and history. She was a spirited end caring person whose presence brought joy into the lives of those around her. Her love and nurturing of her family will never be forgotten. She is survived by her three children, Robert J. Toepfer of Longwood, Jeanne C. Crandall olScottsdale, AZ, and Gloria M. Lundin of Aock(ord, IL. Her seven grandchildren are Robert Harper of Portland OA, Pegge Vissicaro olPhoenix, AZ, Kathryn Platt of Atlanta, GA, John Toepler of Chicago, IL, Susan Toepfer of Miami Beach, FL, Claire Lundin of Evanston, IL, and Thomas Lundin of Madison, WI She has 9 great grenddrildren. WHITE, tEOLA D, Funeral service for Leola D. 'Micky' White, age 84, Orlando, will be concluded today, Friday, January 19, 2001, 10:30 AM at the Lake Ivanhoe Cftapel of the Baldvnn•Fairchild Funeral Home, where the Family wit! receive Friends today from 9:30 until 10:30 AM. In• temrenl will be today, 1:30 PM in the Fbdda National Cemetery, Bushnell, FL, wkh Military Honors. In lieu d towers, memorial contribu- tions may be made to the American Heart Association, 231 E Marks St, Orlando, FL, 32603. BALDWIN•FAIRCHILD FUNERAL HOME, 301 NE Ivanhoe BHd., Orlando. A native of Fort Worth, '1'ma15"'upTL~TZn1?Jtlf 1ttti4't'b~'15'fiDA1g' goad right now. Gad is blessing me in foot- ball 8 basketball, I've derided to write you this leher to let you know how much I miss you. I'm getting all this publicity & I'm still not really happy. I'm not happy because you're not here to celebrate whh me. I re• member as long as I can remember how we use to sit on tits couch and watch foot- ball or basketball and talk about how life would be for me when I make h I wanted you to be my accountant. I wanted you to be there for me every step of the way. The only reason I haven't broken down is be• cause of your beautiful daughter Kaylah, The things she does and her lariat expres- sions really remind me of you. I ant get mad at her, I can only laugh, no matter what she does. The way she brier tfre bcl• tom of her lip, the way she boles when she Ls confused. I'm Kaylah's guaNian angel. I will never let anything happen to her. It seems like Ore table's fumed. I can really understand how much you cared for me. Because I try to take care of Kaylah the same way, You frelped me with my home• work. Everytime I Think about you...wtren I tlwught about how you got up early Satur• day rooming and took me elf the way to Oviedo to play a basketball game. The title of our relation is 'cousin' Tut from my bean to your treart you are sincerely my Big Sis• ter. When I have the money, I want to get a tattoo of your name and face on my chest over my heart. Sheila, I need your prayer to help me graduate higfr school and go to a big time university. Pray for my mother. Love, Reggie. 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