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Maryvale Panthers,
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In MEMORIAM 1976
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PATRICIA "Pat" BAIN
Born: approx. 1958
Died: 1974 or 1975, from a car accident, in Phoenix, Maricopa County,
Arizona.
Pat is included in the MHS 1975 year book Memoriam, page 244. Her sister
is Cindy Bain, MHS;1977. When Pat passed, she was interred in the City
of El Mirage Cemetery, Maricopa County, Arizona. However, her family
later had her disinterred and moved to Resthaven Park-East Phoenix
Cemetery, 4310 East Southern Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona 85040-4042, where
other members of their family are laid to rest. Gravesite location:
Section S, Block 13, Lot 9, Space 1.
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CINDY SUE (BARNETT/CASTOR) OROZCO
Born: 10-21-1958, in Woodward, Oklahoma
Died: 01-10-2004, in Mooreland, Woodward County, Oklahoma
Cindy Sue Barnett was born on 10/21/1958 to Jerry and Yvonne (Simms) Barnett
in Woodward, Oklahoma. Cindy was reared in Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona
and attended school there. At the age of 17, she moved to Woodward, Oklahoma
with her Mother and sisters. Cindy was married to Claude Castor and became
the Mother of 4 children, whom she cared for all of her life. She was then
married to Luz Orozco and to this union 1 stillborn child was born, Miracle
Dawn Orozco. Cindy then moved to Mooreland, Oklahoma. She worked for Mead
and Mary Ferguson. She loved them very much. Cindy was a very spirited
person who loved life and the people she met. She loved her dogs, Amarillo,
Jack, Sabrina, Russell, and Bingo; they were her children. She is survived
by her Mother, Yvonne Welch and husband (Jerrell) of Tatum, New Mexico; one
brother, Toby Barnett (MHS; 1973) and wife Donitta of Dallas, Georgia; four
sisters, Bambi (Barnett) Plumley (MHS; 1974) and husband Phillip of
Douglasville, Georgia; Tracy Barnett of Corpus Christi, Texas; Keri Barnett
of Decatur, Georgia; Jeannie Barnett of Decatur, Georgia; her grandmother,
Dorothy Iliff of Woodward, Oklahoma; two stepbrothers, Kerry Welch and wife
Tammy of Laverne, Oklahoma; Ron Welch and wife Sherry of Tatum, New Mexico;
stepsister, Kim Hamilton and husband John of Guam; uncles, Rick Iliff and
wife Bev of Hobart, Oklahoma; Terry Iliff of Texas; Pat Barnett and wife
Ethie of Woodward, Oklahoma; her aunt, Naomi Baxter of Kankakee, Illinois;
two grandchildren, Brendon Willis Comstock and Chesley Comstock; nieces,
nephews, other relatives and good friends. Cindy was preceded in death by
her Father, Jerry Barnett, Uncle Edd Simms, cousins, Tina Simms, Kyle
Barnett, and Stephen Simms. Cindy last resided in Mooreland, Woodward
County, Oklahoma 73852.
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MICHAEL "Mike" ANTHONY CANTRELL
Born: 11-20-1957, in Swindon, England.
Died: 08-20-2003, from cancer.
Mike is a Veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps (1975);
and the U.S. Army (1977), as a fight medic;
and the Mesa Police Department; Police Officer from 1980 to retirement
in 1995.
Michael Anthony Cantrell, "God's finger touched him & he slept." In the
early morning hours of August 20, 2003, Michael Anthony Cantrell passed
away after a brave battle with cancer. It took his life but did not
diminish his powerful faith in God or his strong spirit. In this respect
Michael beat this deadly disease. Michael is now with his daughter
Vanessa who joined our Lord on May 22, 1980 after her parents were
blessed with her for a beautiful 2 months. He is also predeceased by his
father Robert Lee Cantrell, formerly of Kansas City, KS. We thank God
for the 45 years Michael was given to the world & for the honor of
knowing & loving him. He certainly made the world a more enjoyable
place. Michael's laugh & smile were his trademark. His love of life,
love for his family, & faith in God were unprecedented. This world was
blessed by Michael's birth in Swindon, England on November 20, 1957 &
now it is saddened by his passing. Michael spent his childhood in Bath,
England; Kansas City, Kansas, Bitburg, Germany & Litchfield Park, AZ.
Michael is survived by his loving wife Debbie & his beautiful daughter,
Nicole & her husband, Matthew Salusky. Michael & Debbie were high school
sweethearts & were married for 26 years. Michael is also survived by his
loving mother Hazel Fysh of Phoenix; two older brothers, Philip of
Chicago, Ill., Gary (Eileen) of Mesa & their children Derek & Chelsea;
an aunt, Mary Muncy of Overland Park, KS, & 5 aunts & uncles in Bath,
England. He joined the United States Marine Corps in 1975 then went into
the U.S. Army in 1977. While in the Army, he was a flight medic assigned
to a Crash Rescue Squadron in Yuma, AZ. When Michael left the Army, his
calling to help others brought him to the Mesa Police Department where
he became a Police Officer in 1980. Michael retired from the Mesa Police
Department in 1995. During this time, he served with honor & pride while
putting his life on the line to make our community a safer place to
live. Services were held, Monday, 08/25/2003 at Central Christian Church
of the East Valley, 933 N. Lindsay Mesa, AZ. Burial in City of Mesa
Cemetery. Reception followed at Central Christian Church of the East
Valley. In lieu of flowers, the family requests contributions be made at
any Bank of America branch in Michael A. Cantrell's name. Published in
the Arizona Republic on: 08/23/2003. Michael last resided in Chandler,
Arizona USA 85224.
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MICHAEL "Mike" BRYAN COLLOM
Born: 07-28-1957, in Yuma, Arizona
Died: 01-20-2007, at 49 years of age, from cancer; of Avondale, Maricopa
County, Arizona
Michael Bryan Collom passed away 01/20/2007 after a brave and
hard-fought battle with cancer. Mike was born to Thelma (nee Johnson)
and Homer Collom. He was a loving husband and father who kept his sense
of humor even in illness. A longtime diesel body-shop manager, Mike
believed in second chances and gave them. His kindness, patience and
integrity brought out the best in those around him. Mike was married to
his best friend and soul mate for 29 years, and they raised two adoring
daughters that will forever strive to be as honorable as their father.
His family takes comfort in knowing that he is now without pain, and in
the comfort of his Lord and Savior and loved ones who passed before him.
He is deeply missed. Michael is survived by his wife, Mary Ann;
daughters Lindsey (Pat) and Amber (Shaun); Father Homer Collom; five
siblings, David Collom, MHS; 1978, Jim Collom, MHS; 1979, Larry Collom,
MHS; 1983, Tina Collom, MHS; 1988, Bryan Collom, MHS; 1997, and Randi
Collom, MHS; 2005, and numerous other family and friends. Visitation was
Wednesday, 01/24/2007 at Mercer Chapel, 1541 East Thomas Road, Phoenix,
Arizona. Funeral was Thursday, 01/25/2007 at Mercer Chapel. Interment
followed at Greenwood Memory Lawn, 2300 West Van Buren Street, Phoenix,
Arizona. Published in The Arizona Republic on 01/24/2007.
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DEITER DANKERL
Born: 09-18-1958,
Died: 08-1977
Deiter resided in Chandler, Maricopa County, Arizona.
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RICHARD JAMES DEEGAN, JR.
Born: 12-07-1956, in Elgin, Kane County, Illinois
Died: 11-18-1999, 42 years of age, at Harrison Hospital, of Belfair,
Kitsap County, Washington
Richard is a Veteran of the U.S.Navy
Richard was raised and educated in Illinois, Arizona and Washington,
graduating from Maryvale High School in Phoenix, Arizona in 1976. Mr.
Deegan served in the Navy. He was a certified technician in ASE and
electronics. He had worked as a water treatment operator at Puget Sound
Naval Shipyard for the past six years. Mr. Deegan was a member of
American Legion Post 149. Survivors include his father, Richard James
Deegan Sr. of Chehalis, Lewis County, Washington (dob: 07/27/1928 - dod:
05/16/2001, published in The Columbian newspaper on 05/19/2001); one
son, Jacob Deegan, of Vancouver, Washington; two sisters, JoAnn (Deegan)
Proper (MHS; 1973) of Vancouver, Washington, and Wendy Haag of Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma; and three brothers, Randal, Brian and Daniel Deegan, all
of Vancouver, Washington. Visitation was Wednesday, 11/24/1999, at Lewis
Funeral Chapel, 5303 Kitsap Way, Bremerton, Washington 98312, #
360-377-3836/1-888-860-3836. A funeral service was Friday, 11/26/1999,
also at Lewis Funeral Chapel. Inurnment is at Salkum Cemetery (aka: New
Hope Cemetery, aka Mt. Moriah, aka Mt. Hope Cemetery. S13 T12N R1E Lewis
County Cemetery Dist #2 south of Salkum, Washington. Turn right on
Wilcox Road follow past church to cemetery.) and his ashes will be
scattered at sea by the Navy. Memorial donations may be made to American
Heart Association, 4414 Woodland Park Avenue North, Seattle, Washington
98103-7499. Published in the Washington Sun and The Columbian
newspapers, 11/25/1999.
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THOMAS "Tom" VINCENT DeROUCHEY
Born: 08-13-1958, in Miller, South Dakota
Died: 03-16-2004, near Marana, Arizona.
Tom is a U.S.Army Veteran.
Special Agent DeRouchey, U.S. Border Patrol in California;
Investigations Division of the INS in 1991;
Supervisory Special Agent with the Law Enforcement Center in Vermont;
Assistant District Director for Investigations at the Atlanta District INS
Office;
Interim Special Agent-in-Charge of the Phoenix, Arizona, Office of
Investigations for U.S. Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE); Interim
Director of the Immigration Investigations program in Washington, DC.,
assisting transition of the Investigations program of the former Immigration
& Naturalization Service (INS) into the newly established ICE under the
Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
Thomas "Tom" Vincent DeRouchey, age 45, died March 16, 2004 near Marana,
Arizona. He was born August 13, 1958 in Miller, South Dakota as the 4th
child of Jerome & Betty (Peterson) DeRouchey. He grew up in a loving family
with 5 brothers & 3 sisters. Tom was a member of the Cheyenne River Lakota
Sioux Indian tribe. He learned to cowboy at a young age as his father worked
on numerous ranches in South Dakota & Arizona. It was in Phoenix that Tom
joined the JROTC at Maryvale High School where upon graduation in 1976 he
followed his older brothers & joined the U.S. Army. After basic training &
Army Security Agency training Tom was assigned to the border in West Germany
at Eschwege. Upon completion of his Army tour overseas with an honorable
discharge Tom went to Sheridan, Wyoming where he studied & worked before
moving back to the Phoenix area & working at a local dairy. It was in 1988
that Special Agent DeRouchey began his federal law enforcement career with
the U.S. Border Patrol in California. He joined the Investigations Division
of the INS in 1991, where he subsequently served in a series of management
positions of increasing responsibility, from Supervisory Special Agent with
the Law Enforcement Center in Vermont to the Assistant District Director for
Investigations at the Atlanta District INS Office. When Tom died he was
Interim Special Agent-in-Charge of the Phoenix, Arizona, Office of
Investigations for U.S. Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE). As Interim
Special Agent-in-Charge, Tom coordinated the enforcement & investigation
operations for ICE in central & northern Arizona, including Yuma. Prior to
his appointment in Phoenix, he served as the Interim Director of the
Immigration Investigations program in Washington, DC. In this capacity he
helped the transition of the Investigations program of the former
Immigration & Naturalization Service (INS) into the newly established ICE
under the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Tom DeRouchey was a highly
valued, talented professional who loss to ICE is deeply felt by all his
colleagues & the entire ICE family. He was deeply loved by his many nieces &
nephews & all his family. Tom demonstrated great moral & financial support
to his parents & family with his deep compassion to those in need. He loved
his nieces & nephews & they loved him especially around Christmas holidays.
He sponsored youth football programs. Tom felt deeply about his work & the
problems of illegal immigration to the U.S. Tom appeared on many television
programs & gave numerous press conferences in Arizona & elsewhere to
highlight the illegal smuggling organizations & their treatment of illegal
immigrants as chattel. Tom was preceded in death by his parents, Jerry
DeRouchey & Betty (Peterson) Horn. Tom is survived by his 5 brothers:
Colonel Terry DeRouchey (Leanne), John DeRouchey, Bruce DeRouchey, MHS; 1979
(Missy), Jeffrey Horn, & Jerome DeRouchey Jr. (Chris); 3 sisters: Denise (DeRouchey)
Salyers, MHS: 1974, Cindy Loerzel (Walter) & Patricia Shore (Richard), 25
nieces & nephews. Services with a full mass celebrating Tom's life was at
St.Thomas Aquinas Church at 13720 W. Thomas Rd, Avondale, AZ, Saturday,
03-20-2004. Graveside services immediately followed at Holy Cross Cemetery,
10045 West Thomas Rd, Avondale, AZ. Menke Funeral Home. A reception followed
graveside services at Littleton Elementary School. Contributions suggested
to the American Lung Assn.
(Camp Not-A-Wheeze) 102 W. McDowell Rd., Phoenix, AZ 85003. Published in
The Arizona Republic on: 03/19-20/2004; Palm Beach Daily News, Palm Beach,
FL on: 03/18-19/2004; Athens Daily News, Athens, GA on: 03/30/2004; The Sun,
Baltimore, MD on: 03/30-31/2004; The Pantagraph, Bloomington, IL on:
03-18-2004; & The Miller Press, Miller, SD on: 03/30/2004.
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KATHI DUNHAM
Born: 02-04-1958,
Died: 04-1980
Kathi resided in Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona.
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JOHN DURIVAGE
Born: 08-06-1958,
Died: 05-1978
John resided in Glendale, Maricopa County, Arizona.
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RUSSELL EMERY
Born: 09-05-1958,
Died: 02-1981.
Russell's sister is Gail Emery, MHS; 1976. He resided in Lynchburg,
Lynchburg City, Virginia.
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TIMOTHY "Tim" R. FULLER
Born: 08-29-1958,
Died: 07-06-1997.
Tim resided in Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona.
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DEBRA "Debbie" J. HOUSLEY
Born: 01-09-1958,
Died: 11-25-1997.
Debra's brother is Jack Housley, MHS; 1977. Debra resided in Phoenix,
Maricopa County, Arizona.
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ELLEN M. (HUGHES) THOMPSON
Born: 12-04-1957,
Died: 12-17-2000, from cholangiocarcinoma - liver
cancer.
She is the mother of two young children 10 yrs. old & 7 yrs. old.
Ellen resided in Whittier, Los Angeles, California.
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DANA G. LANGSTON
Born: approx. 1958
Died: 03-08-2004, 46 years of age, of Queen Creek, Maricopa County,
Arizona
Memorial Service was held 03/13/2004 at The Springs of East Mesa, 6220
East Broadway Road, Mesa, Arizona 85206, # 480-985-8900. Apache Junction
Mortuary, 398 Old West Highway, Apache Junction, Arizona 85219, #
480-982-7721. Published in the Arizona Republic on 03/11/2004.
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ROBERT "Bob" LOOMER
Born: 02-27-1958
Died: 10-02-2000
Robert lived in Texas prior to moving to Arizona. Robert attended MHS during
his senior year.
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CYNTHIA "Cindy" PRATT
Born: 08-27-1958
Died: 09-1978
Cindy last resided in Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona USA 85035.
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WILLIAM K. RAWLS
Born: 04-28-1958,
Died: 01-28-1992
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CHADD D. ROESNER
Born: 11-09-1957
Died: 02-09-1998
Chadd attended MHS during his junior year.
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ROBIN K. ROGERS
Born: 09-14-1957
Died: 02-11-2003
Robin is a Persian Gulf Veteran of the U.S. Air Force.
Rank: SSGT-Staff Sergeant U.S. Air Force
Buried at: Section 60 Site 903
National Memorial Cemetery
of Arizona
23029 North Cave Creek Road, Phoenix, Arizona 85024
Prior to MHS, Robin attended Cartwright Elementary (59th Ave./Thomas
Rd.) and Frank Borman Junior High (55th Ave./Osborn Rd.) school. Robin's
younger brother is Todd Rogers, MHS; 1976. Chet Stidham, MHS; 1976 was
good friends with Robin and his brother Todd, from 4th grade at
Cartwright Elementary through graduation at MHS.
*(will be updated soon.)
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ARTHUR "Art" G. ROSE
Born: 06-14-1958
Died: 11-25-1996
Art was a wonderful husband to Kim (Stone/Rose) Peterson, MHS; 1984.
They have a daughter, Nikki. Art was heavily involved in Motorcycle
Racing (Dirt Bikes) and was a successful business owner in the last
years of his life. He owned and operated ART ROSE PAINTING and did some
of the most outstanding paint work on vehicles that have earned him
spots in magazines. Art was a survivor of Congenital Aortic Stenosis and
endured 3 open heart surgeries during his life before it finally took
him away from us. He loved his little girl more then I ever saw him love
anything. He is so missed and loved to this day.
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DAVID "Dave" SERRES
Born: 04-04-1958
Died: 10-1981
Dave lived in Wisconsin prior to moving to Arizona. Dave attended MHS
during his junior class year.
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RANDE LeROY SCHERER
Born: 07-07-1958
Died: 06-15-1974, at 15 years of age, in Phoenix, Maricopa County,
Arizona
Services for Rande LeRoy Scherer, 15, were at Maryvale Chapel, 6901 West
Indian School Road, Phoenix, Arizona. Rande, of 6101 West Hollyhock
Drive, Phoenix, Arizona 85031; died of an illness in St. Luke's
Hospital. Rande was in the 10th grade, a sophomore, at Maryvale High
School (MHS). He was active on the baseball team during his freshman
year in 1972-73; and was on the JV-football team in 1973-74, his
sophomore year, wearing jersey # 11, they finished the season with a 9-1
record. Rande was also in the American Legion baseball program. Rande is
remembered in the MHS 1975 yearbook "In Memoriam," page # 244. Survivors
include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Scherer; sisters, Karolene
"Kaye" (Scherer) Klassen, MHS; 1969; Clarice (Scherer) Kokali/Bryan,
MHS; 1971; Lori (Scherer) Dee, MHS; 1977; and Lana (Scherer) Blackham,
MHS; 1979; a brother, Robert "Rob" Scherer, MHS; 1973; nephews, David
Klassen, MHS; 1986 (coached 7th/8th grade boys baseball in Tolleson,
Arizona) and Donald "Dondi" Klassen, MHS; 1988; a niece, Angela "Angel"
(Klassen) Hollingsworth, MHS; 1992; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Scherer and Mr. and Mrs. John Bradford; and great-nephews, David Klassen,
Jr., Rande Klassen (named after Rande Scherer), and Bobby Klassen (all
sons of David Klassen). Interment at Phoenix Memorial Park, 200 West
Beardsley, Phoenix, Arizona 85027; Section Garden of Rest I, Lot 120,
Space B1. Published in the Arizona Republic 06/07/1974.
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DAVID A. SIVADON
Born: 02-15-1958
Died: 03-13-2004, at age 46, in Phoenix, Arizona.
David is a U.S. Army Veteran.
David's sisters are: Marta Sivadon, MHS; 1977, & Carolyn Sivadon.
Funeral services were Wednesday, 03/17/2004, at Best Funeral Services,
9380 W. Peoria Ave, Peoria, Arizona 85345. David last resided in
Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona. Published in the Arizona Republic on
03/16/2004.
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DAVID SPRADLING
Born: 07-22-1957,
Died: 05-1980.
David resided in Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona.
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ELISE MARIE STAILEY
Born: 05-27-1958, Ramey AFB Puerto Rico.
Died: 10-05-1992, in Greenville, South Carolina.
Elise attended MHS during her freshman, sophomore and junior class
years. She transferred to West High School during her senior year, and
graduated in 1976. Elise was a LPN and worked in Arizona, in numerous
nursing homes, Good Samaritan Hospital and Cigna Health Care. She was
working on her RN at the time of her death. Elise lived in Arizona, in
Paradise Valley on an Arabian Horse Ranch with her life partner and soul
mate Patti. Together they boarded and trained horses and surrounded
themselves with their beloved dogs and cats. Elise was a talented
guitarist, naturalist, a member of Greenpeace and PETA. Her love of
music is one of the fondest memories that her surviving sister Michelle
(Stailey) Casey has of her. Elise wore out several copies of Carole
King's Tapestry (her favorite album) in the summer of 1972! She had
moved to South Carolina to explore new life opportunities and continue
her education. Elise was a gentle and caring soul, taking in stray
animals and always lending a hand to those in need. She had a wicked
sense of humor, loved to laugh and was always up for a good party! Elise
adored her nephews Andrew, Aaron and Austin; they called her Auntie "E"
and miss her very much. They have great memories of their adventures
together. Auntie "E" always had fast sports cars. Elise is survived by
her sister Michelle (Stailey) Casey (MHS; 1973); her Father and
stepmother, Chuck and Linda Stailey; and her brother Eric Stailey. Her
sister Celeste passed in 2000, her Mother in 1999. Elise last resided in
Greenville, Greenville County, South Carolina. Elise loved the outdoors;
her ashes were scattered from a top of a mountain that overlooks a
beautiful range near Payson, Arizona. "And the sweet tasting good life
is so easily found. Way over yonder~that's where I'm bound." Excerpt
from: "Way Over Yonder" by: Author/songwriter/singer: Carole King ~
album:Tapestry.
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KURT A. STREIF
Born: 02-23-1958
Died: 08-27-1999
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DIANA "Diane" LEE THRELFALL
Born: 10-09-1958
Died: 04-21-1997
She lived in Arizona.
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RONALD "Ron"
VAUPEL
Born: 12-27-1957
Died: 05-1985.
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ERASMO VILLAVICENCIO
Born: 08-23-1957
Died: 09-28-2005, at age 49, of Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona.
Erasmo was a Father, Grandfather and brother. His son is Paul
Villavicencio, MHS; 2002. Visitation, services and interment were held
on 10/06/2005 at Resthaven Park Mortuary, 4310 East Southern Avenue,
Phoenix, Arizona 85040; Section 7, Block 24, Lot 7, Space 2. Published
in The Arizona Republic on 10/05/2005. Erasmo last resided in Phoenix,
Maricopa County, Arizona 85031-3213.
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VALERIE ANNE (WHITMER) KROB
Born: 02-12-1957
Died: 04-12-2008, after a lengthy illness, in Maricopa County, Arizona.
Valerie Anne Whitmer Krob was preceded in death by a son Adam and
daughter Renea. She leaves behind her husband Glenn Krob, MHS; 1972,
daughter Rashell and granddaughter Lucy, nine brothers and sisters;
Diane (Whitmer) Seveland, MHS; 1971, Toni Whitmer, MHS; 1973, Pamela
Whitmer, MHS; 1974, Brian Whitmer, MHS; 1976, Michael Whitmer, MHS;
1987, and Dirk Whitmer, MHS; 1990, together with extended family in the
Whitmer (Valerie's Father is Orville Whitmer) and Krob (brothers-in-law,
George Krob, MHS: 1974, and Dennis Krob, MHS; 1977) families. Valerie is
also predeceased by her Mother, who's interment is nearby Valerie's
gravesite. Viewing was Friday, 04/18/2008, with service on Saturday,
04/19/2008, at Phoenix Memorial Park, 200 West Beardsley Road, Phoenix,
Arizona. Gravesite location: Garden of Devotion 3, Lot 118, Space D-1.
Following interment, guests were invited to fellowship with the family
at The Salvation Army, 6010 West Northern Avenue, Glendale, Arizona.
Published in The Arizona Republic on 04/17/2008 - 04/18/2008.
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BRIAN MARK WOERNER
Born: 03-01-1958
Died: 07-06-2003, at 45 years of age, in Maricopa County, Arizona
In 1972-73, Brian attended MHS during his freshman year. He transferred
and finished his high school years, graduating in 1976, at the newly
built Trevor Browne High School (TBHS). This was due to the enforced
geographical boundary split, made in 1972 by a Phoenix Union High School
District (PUHSD) governing board decision, which started at the
beginning of the 1972-73 school year, with the opening of TBHS. Brian's
sister is Cheryl Woerner, MHS; 1974. Brian's obituary was published in
the Arizona Republic, Section B, page 7, on 07/11/2003.
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JERRY LEON
YOESTING
Born: 08-07-1955, in Camp Lejune, N.C.
Died: 04-10-2002, at the age of
46.
He was a member of The Greater Phoenix Bowling Association. He is
survived by his parents, Teddy & Barbara Yoesting, sister, Barbara
Darlene Pritchett, & brother, Teddy J. Yoesting, Jr. Jerry resided in
Phoenix, Arizona.
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NICHOLAS "Nick" G. ZENDER
Born: 12-22-1957
Died: 06-25-2005, at 47 years of age, of Akron, Summit County, Ohio.
"World's Greatest Dad" Nicholas Zender passed away Saturday, 06/25/2005.
He was preceded in death by his Father, Nicholas Zender. He is survived
by Tammy Zender and children, Nikki and Hedy Zender; nieces and nephew,
Nicole, Brandy, and Mathew; his Mother Hedy Anderson; brothers, Robert
Zender and James Zender; many other relatives and close friends. Nick
attended his freshman and sophomore class years at MHS. Visitation was
Wednesday, 06/29/2005, at Newcomer Funeral Home, 131 North Canton Road,
Akron, Ohio 44305, # 330-784-3334. A memorial mass was held on Thursday,
06/30/2005, at St. Paul Catholic Church, 1580 Brown Street, Akron, Ohio
44301-2757, # 330-724-1253. Nick last resided in Akron, Summit County,
Ohio 44306. Published in the Akron Beacon Journal, Akron, Ohio, on
Tuesday, 06/28/2005 and Wednesday, 06/29/2005.
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