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Obituaries Page 6b Monday, November 12, 2001 The Sun Bishop Thomas Mannin; Russell Elzie Lowman, 52, land surveyor since 1950; taught surveying courses Paterson, N.J., in 1942. He was ordained a priest in 1948. He went to Bolivia in 1957 with seven other Franciscans of the Holy Name Province to establish a mission at La Paz. Two years later, he was consecrated bishop of Coroico. He resigned as bishop in 1996 because of health problems.

A Mass of Christian burial will be offered at 4 p.m. tomorrow at St. Anthony Roman Catholic Church, 63 Bartholdi in Butler, N.J. He is survived by four sisters, Margaret Renehan of Baltimore; Ann Cashen and Elizabeth Heinmuller, both of Jacksonville, and Sister Catherine Manning of the School Sisters of Notre Dame in Baltimore. A brother, James Manning, died in 1968.

Marilyn Wilson Obrecht, 71, community volunteer Marilyn Wilson Obrecht of Lutherville, a longtime community 1 He said Mrs. Obrecht made the family home a gathering place for all significant occasions in her children's lives, and enjoyed planning and overseeing the festivities. "Everything she did, she did with elegance and grace," said Peggy Obrecht of Roland Park, a sister-in-law. "She was so very tuned in to children." An avid gardener, she served as president of Lake Roland Garden Club. She also was an enthusiastic golfer who enjoyed playing on courses wherever she traveled.

She was a member of the Women's Golf Association. She held memberships at Baltimore Country Club, Green Spring Valley Hunt Club and Indian Creek Country Club in Indian Creek Village, Fla. "She didn't like competition, but she loved golf," said Brooke Wagner of Owings Mills, a friend. A Baltimore native, she grew up in Green Spring Valley, where she raised dogs, cats and chickens, and became an accomplished horseback rider. She graduated from Garrison Forest School and was married a year later.

She learned to speak Spanish in her 60s, taking classes while she and her husband spent winters in Florida. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at St. Thomas' Episcopal Church, 232 St. Thomas Lane in Garrison, where, 50 years earlier, she sang in the choir.

In addition to her husband, she is survived by four sons, Paul F. Obrecht George F. Obrecht, Thomas F. Obrecht and Richard F. Obrecht, all of Baltimore; a daughter, Susan O.

Riehl of Baltimore; a brother, Charles A. Wilson of St. Michaels; a sister, Lois Wells of Timonium; 13 grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. Memorial contributions may be made to the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Myeloproliferative Disease Research Fund, co Hematology Division, Ross 1025, 720 Rutland Baltimore 21205. Elsewhere Marguerite Thompson-Webb, 86, a civil rights activist who helped open a store to serve blacks during a 1960s boycott of white-owned businesses, died of natural causes Wednesday in Port Gibson, Miss.

Ms. Thompson-Webb was president of Port Gibson's Our Mart when it opened in 1967, when a boycott of white-owned businesses had been in effect for a year. In 1969, the white business owners sued the NAACP and boycott participants. The Mississippi Supreme Court ruled they were liable for damages the white-owned businesses suffered from 1967 to 1972, but the U.S. Supreme Court overruled the decision in 1982.

Warren Elliott Henry, 92, a scientist who in a long career in government and academia made significant contributions to the fields of radar technology, physical properties of materials and physics education, died Oct. 31 in Washington. volunteer, died Friday of myelofibrosis, a blood disorder, at Johns Hopkins Hospital. She was 71. She was a longtime volunteer at Greater Baltimore Medi cal Center.

"First and foremost, Marilyn loved her family," said her husband of 53 years, P. Fred Obrecht a real estate developer. "She was the glue." INDEX APICELLA, Marie G. AZRAEl, Edward BERG, Arthur Leon BISHOP THOMAS Cemetery N. in lieu of contributions in may be the Children's By Sheridan Lyons SUN STAFF Russell Elzie Lowman, an award-winning land surveyor who taught many in his profession, died of brain cancer Friday at Chesapeake Hospice House in Linthi-cum.

He was 72 and had lived for 30 years in Annapolis. Born near the Baltimore-Anne Arundel County line, he attended Southern High School before enlisting and serving in the Navy for two years at the close of World War II. He returned to Baltimore and earned his high school diploma at Southern in 1949. He later took Jcpurses at the Johns Hopkins University. After his high school graduation, Mr.

Lowman worked for the State Roads Commission as a Stake boy and worked his way up from linesman to party chief. For the past 10 years, he was vice president at John E. Harms Jr. and Associates Inc. of Pasadena, where his brother, Edward L.

Lowman of Hverna Park, is president. He worked until April, when his illness became too severe. A surveyor since 1950, Mr. Lowman was named Maryland Surveyor of the Year in 1998. Mr.

Lowman taught surveying courses for the Engineering Society of Baltimore and the Maryland jSkjciety of Surveyors. He also taught at community colleges in 'Anne Arundel, Frederick, Balti-mpre and Charles counties. "Mr. Lowman served on the state Board of Registration for Professional Land Surveyors and was a member of the National and the Maryland Society of Surveyors, the Maryland Association of Engineers and the American Arbitration Association. He was also a fellow of the American Congress of Surveying and Mapping.

In 1994, he was inducted as a life member of the American Society of Engineers. '-He lectured to lawyers throughout the state on surveying law, his brother said, and was an expert witness in many court cases. He wrote for magazines in his field, most notably a 1974 article in the American Congress of Rogers Avenue flowers, his memory directed to Cancer Foundation, 1052 Flag-tree Lane (21208). Family in mourning at 1 1 Old Lyme Road, Lutherville (21093) 12. BORSELLA, Eleanor M.

BREEDEN, Ronald Samuel CAYER, Joseph A. CHASTANG, Vernon M. COCHRANE, Douglai W. COOK III, Thomai M. DETORIE, Anna 0.

D0RNBUSCH, Ada G. ELLIOTT, Anna FIEDLER III, Albert E. BERG, Arthur Leon On Saturday 10, 2001; ARTHUR BERG, beloved of Sylvia Berg (nee dear father W. Berg, dear of Berg, loving of Rebecca Rose Elsie Prince, Manuel, Karen Elliott-White, Richard Elliott Elliott; loving Katherine Bryan, Spath, Evelyn Elliott; grandmother Elliott, John Rudasill, Stephanie Manuel, Joshua and Justin Elliott. survived by sons-in-law and daughter-in-law.

family will receive the HUBBARD HOME, Wilkens Avenue, and Tuesday 7 to 9 P.M. A service will be Wednesday at Interment Louden Cemetery. friends desire may be The Saint Agnus 3321 Benson Suite G100, Bal-timore, MD 21227. November LEON husband Hochman), of Leon father-in-law Donna M. grandfather Berg Services at Sol Levinson Bros.

Home, 8900 Reisterstown Road, on Monday November 12, at 2 PM. Please omit flowers. In mourning at 2450 Forest Green Road (21209) 12 and her husband Bob, Arthur V. Hall and his wife Kathy and Elaine Ehrhardt and her husband Jim cherished grandmother of Robert and his wife Melanie, Carol Anne and Arthur Lundquist, Bucky and his wife Courtney, Brian, Kevin and Kenny Ehrhardt; and great-grandmother of Ka-telyn and Kristvn Lundquist and Lily Ehrhardt. The family will receive friends in the Lemmon Funeral Home of Dulaney Valley 10 W.

Padon-ia Road (at York Road), Timonium-Cockeysville on Monday from 7 to 9 PM, and Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 PM. A Funeral Mass will be celebrated in the St. Stephens Catholic Church, 8030 Bradshaw Rd, Kingsville, on Wednesday November 14, at 11 AM. Interment Gardens of Faith Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be directed in Mrs.

Hall's name to Villa As-sumpta, 6401 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21212, or Carmelite Monastery, 1318 Dulaney Valley Road, Baltimore, MD 21286 or Assisi House, 600 Red Lion Hill Road, Aston, PA 19014. Albert E. November 10, 2001, E. FIEDLER III, son of Ketty and Fiedler, dear of Richard survived by ma grandparents Flora Clouse.

mav call at the FUNERAL HOME CATONSVILLE, FROMM, Eitelle E. GOLDSTEIN, Nettie GREENE, lamont D. HALL, Anne I. HENNESSEY, Blanche HINES, William G. HOOPER, Maria J.

KAUFMAN, Dr. Helen W. LEE, Herbert Foard LESESENE, Joy BERG, Arthur I. ine Hem ittion deeply passing of our ARTHUR L. loved husband member Sylvia extends congregation regrets the member BERG, be Fiedler.

Myrtle Bailey of Cincinnati, OH and Ida Mae Chastang of Mon Luis Island, AL; a brother-in-law, Bruce McGrue of Pittsburg, CA; a devoted niece, Elizabeth "Betty" (Samuel) Dale, of Mobile, AL; devoted friends Marie Oates and Geneva Freeman of Baltimore. Also survived by a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. Viewing will by held Monday, November 12, 2001 from 4 to 7 P.M. at the Howell Funeral Home, 4600 Liberty Heights Ave. in Baltimore.

The funeral will be held Tuesday, November 13 at 11 A.M at the Howell Memorial Chapel. Interment will be in the Garrison Forest Veterans Cemetery. COCHRANE, Douglas W. Un November 1U, UUI, DOUGLAS beloved husband of the late Dora A. (nee Holsev).

devoted FIEDLER father of Deborah A. Si mon, brother of the late Charlotte Colgan, loving grandfather or Allison K. and Darrick A. Simon. beloved Albert E.

of our Berg and svmpa Friends may call at the Johnson Funeral Home, P.A., 8521 Loch Raven Boulevard (beltway exit 29B) on Tuesday, 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M., where relatives and friends are invited to attend services ternal D.D. and Wednesday 10 A.M. In terment Gardens of Faith Cemetery. Contributions may be made to the 4 to 8 vices Tuesdav American Heart Associa ment tion. P.O.

Box 17025, Butler, NJ, flowers, Baltimore, MD 21 23. IXI)EPeS1)EYT November PM. Ar Gostino Suite Interment 21244. COOK III, Thomas M. On Friday.

November 9. FROMM, M. 2001, THOMAS McKOWN COOK III. of Mercy Ridge Retirement Communitv. formerly of uui.

beloved William Ruxton, MD; beloved hus band of Genevieve (nee Huff): devoted father of Dr. Thomas M. Cook of Sierra Vista, AZ, and of Agnes Doualas M. Cook ot Han Mary OH over. PA: dear brother of Emmett Jerrold K.

Cook of Rodg late Ed er Forge; loving grandfather of Jill C. Devan, Thomas H. and Scott Cook and Kellev Hottle. Also survived by Dundalk, six great-grandchildren. A Memorial Service will be held at the Church of The Good Shepherd.

1403 Carroll ton Avenue in Ruxton, GOLDSTEIN. ert Elliott, Susan and Nancy sister of Richard dear of Jason Wesley Schouster Also three one The friends at FUNERAL 4107 on Monday 3 to 5 and funeral held on 1 1 A.M. Park Should contributions made to Hospice, Avenue, III, On ALBERT brother Also Patrick Friends WITZKE OF 1630 (1 mile exit 14). butions his name Diabetes 3120 106, Un ESTELLE mother Michael and Also A will be Faith Wednesday rangements KJHfcRAl deepest thy to the family UTZ, Gladys B. MANNING, Bishop Thomas OBRECHT, Marilyn W.

O'GWYNN, Leslie, Jr. OWENS, Charles D. PARKS, Blanche PHILLIPS, Alice I. PURVIS J. Oliver BISHOP THOMAS MANNING, O.F.M.

un r-naav, Novemoer 2001, of Ringwood. Wake Service, November 12. 4:15 PM at Holy Friary, Two Morris Rinowood. NJ. Funeral Mass at a Monday.

2001 Edmondson Avenue west of beltway on Monday from 79, missionary to Bolivia Bishop Thomas R. Manning, a Baltimore-born Franciscan priest and retired missionary, died Friday of hemorrhaging at Good Samaritan Hospital in Suffern, N.Y. He was 79. Bishop Manning was a longtime missionary in Bolivia, where he built a flourishing diocese in Co-roico. He started a seminary for native clergy and went on to see one of his priests become his successor as bishop of the Coroico diocese.

"He had a great love for the Bolivian people and for the church," said the Rev. Denis Clark, director of the Franciscan Mission Office for the Holy Name Province, and a close friend who will deliver the eulogy for Bishop Manning. He said Bishop Manning spoke fluent Spanish and two indigenous local dialects. Bishop Manning was known locally by many priests, some of whom met him through his visits to family, his work with a Massachusetts diocese and fund raising for the Coroico diocese. "He had a golden humility," said the Rev.

Michael Roach, pastor of St. Bartholomew's Roman Catholic Church, who said Bishop Manning's strength lay not in being an outsider trying to control native Bolivians, but in teaching local people to take leadership roles in the church. The Baltimore native was the son of Robert P. and Mary P. Manning.

He graduated from Mount St. Joseph High School and was received into the Franciscan order at Arthur L. Berg had met his wife in a labor camp in Siberia during World War II. Arthur L. Berg, 76, operated, owned groceries By Andrea F.

Sieqel" SUN STAFF Arthur L. Berg, a World War II refugee who owned and operated food stores in Baltimore, died Saturday of lymphoma at Johns Hopkins Hospital. He was five days shy of his 77th birthday. His best-known store was Andy's Frank's, a Timonium grocery that he bought in 1970 with his wife, Sylvia, and operated until his retirement in 1986. The store specialized in custom-cut meats and personal service, with Mr.

Berg selecting produce at the wholesale market in Jessup before dawn. Local sports figures and celebrities were among the store's clientele. "The reason we were successful was that we catered to people, whatever they wanted we had for them," said Mrs. Berg. In the late 1950s, the Bergs owned a small grocery in Hamilton, and another inthel960sinOverlea.

Mr. Berg was born in Tomas-zow-Lubelski, Poland, the only child of Leon and Rose Berger-baum. His high school education ended abruptly when Hitler's armies invaded in 1939. His father was killed in Belzec, a Nazi death camp. Mr.

Berg and his mother were sent by the Soviets to a labor camp in Siberia. In the labor camp, he met Sylvia Hochman, who came from the same town he did. After liberation from the camp in 1945, he, his mother and Miss Hochman went to a transit camp in Austria. He worked for the American Joint Distribution Committee, the refugee assistance organization. He married Sylvia Hochman in 1946, and came to the United States with his bride and mother in 1950, soon settling in Baltimore.

He was a member of Beth Tflloh Congregation. Mr. Berg enjoyed traveling to Israel. He recently visited Poland and brought back ashes from the death camp where his father died, to be buried with him. A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m.

today at Sol Levinson Bros. Funeral Home, 8900 Reis terstown Road in Pikesville. In addition to his wife of 54 years, he is survived by a son, Leon Berg of Cockeysvilleand a grand daughter. Name Road, 07456. St.

Anthony RC Church, Bar Edward Azrael, 94, lawyer, state senator, zoning official HENNESSEY, Blanche On November 10, 2001, BLANCHE HENNESSEY, beloved wife of Wade Hennessey, loving mother of Rev. Donna Bennett, dear cousin of Alberta Davis, Robert Cox, the late Margaret Hanley, Marcella Comeau and John Cox, dear aunt of Elizabeth Kirchgessner. Friends may call at CONNELLY FUNERAL HOME OF DUNDALK. P. 7110 Sollers Point Road at Delvala Avenue, Tuesday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M.

Funeral Services Wednesday 10 A.M. Interment Parkwood P.M., where ser will be held on at 10 A.M. nter private. In lieu of memorial contri may be made in to the American Association Timanus Lane Baltimore, MD Estelle E. November 1U, ZUU1, E.

Inee Kesickil, wife of the late devoted ot Elizabeth Mil R. Fromm, bbi Ming Wana REMENTER, Rev. Edward P. ROSE, Nicholas J. SCHWARTZ, Sam SHALLENBERGER, III Harry SKINNER, Robert W.

SMITH, Mary G. SPRENKLE, Marshall 0. SUTTER, Dorothy VENANZI, Bernard WEINER, Sidney H. WILLIAMS Howard N. tholdi Avenue, on Tuesday, 13, 2001, at rangements by Funeral Home, wood Avenue, queHaskell.

Baltimore, MD. BORSELLA. Eleanor un November ELEANOR MARY Sparrow), loving Nicholas Borsella, Katharine Mamock and her 4 tu, (nee wife of devoted mother-in-law of k-er. Borsella late husband Nicholas A. Borsel Theresa Wright.

survived by many grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Graveside Service held in Gardens of Cemetery on 12 noon. Ar Russell E. Lowman taught surveying courses throughout Maryland. Surveying and Mapping's professional journal that is still used to teach deed description writing.

Mr. Lowman also served on several Anne Arundel County boards. He was active in the Methodist church throughout his life and served on various church boards. He enjoyed helping people and animals. He also enjoyed piloting small aircraft, riding motorcycles, photography and jazz.

He had a black belt in karate and had been a karate instructor. Services will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Calvary United Methodist Church, 301 Rowe Blvd. in Annapolis, with burial at Loudon Park Cemetery in Baltimore. In addition to his brother, he is survived by his wife, M.

Patricia Mitchell-Lowman, and by numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. A daughter, Michele Annette Lowman, died in 1989. Family members suggest that contributions be made to Calvary United Methodist Church Bench-Plaque Fund in honor of Russell E. Lowman, 301 Rowe Annapolis 21401. 1987 PHOTO Edward Azrael earned his law degree from the University of Baltimore School of Law in 1929.

Judge of the city's Supreme Bench. Mr. Azrael also served on the Board of Municipal Zoning and Appeals of Baltimore City from 1947 to 1962, and was a member of the Democratic State Central Committee for the 4th District from 1944 to 1956. A founding member of Bonnie View County Club in 1952, Mr. Azrael enjoyed playing bridge and golf.

Until seven years ago, his son said, he was a member of what was believed to be the area's oldest standing golf foursome they ranged in age from 82 to the upper 90s. He was a founding director of the Children's Cancer Fund, and the Edward and Harriet Azrael Scholarship Fund to help University of Baltimore law students. He was a member for 62 years of Chizuk Amuno Congregation in Stevenson. Mr. Azrael married Harriet Glasser on Nov.

24, 1938. She survives him. Services will be held at 11 a.m. today at Sol Levinson Bros. Funeral Home, 8900 Reisterstown In addition to his wife and son, Mr.

Azrael is survived by another son, Richard Azrael of Lutherville; a sister, Beatrice Colvin of Atlanta; four grandchildren, and two N)F PFDfiyr la, dear sister Akers. aunt ot ver, Dotti and Denotes Member of Independent Family Owned Operated Funeral Homes of Maryland Akers and the ward Akers. A Vigil Service held at the Ruck Funeral Home, York Road 26A) on Tuesday by the Duda-Ruck Funeral Home of Inc. iwepeSie; HINES, William G. un November it, zuui, WILLIAM G.

HINES: beloved husband of the late Mildred Hines (nee Holland); loving son of the late Susie and Carl Hines; dear brother of Mary Stanley. Earl, Floyd and Vernon Hines and the late Harry and Carl Hines. Also survived by numerous nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends are invited to call at the Schimunek Funeral Home, Inc, 9705 Belair Road (Perry Hall) on Wednesday from 6 to 8 P.M. where funeral service will be held on Thursday at 1 1 A.M.

Interment Baltimore KMtS Of lAAMTLWsB will be Towson 1050 (beltway exit at 3:30 P.M. A Funeral Mass will be celebrated in the Our Lady of Pompei Church (Claremont and Conklin Street) on Wednesday at 10 A.M. Interment Park-wood Cemetery. Friends Nettie November K). GOLDSTEIN (nee beloved wife Abraham Alan devoted moth TO VIEW DEATH NOTICES ONLINE VISIT SUNSPOT.NET MARYLAND'S ONLINE COMMUNITY iunspot.net may call on Tuesday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M.

In lieu of flowers contributions Harriette Merwitz late Gerald Gold may be made devoted mother-in-law of Edward Merwitz; devoted sister of SPCA of Maryland Adop tion Center. iM)EPESter MD, on Wednesday, November 14, at 2 P.M. A Graveside Inurnment in Cold Spring Presbyterian Cemetery in cold spring, NJ. will be held on Thurs er of day, November 15 at 2 and the to the P.M. neu ot tiowers.

contributions may be made to the Church of the Good Shepherd in Albert Ruxton, MD, or any Chari-ty of your choice. ther Baltimore DETORIE. Anna O. Samuel un November tu, zuui. ANNA 0.

nee Franco 3, ZUU1, beloved wife of the late Francis Detone; devoted and mother of Concetta Mov er, Dr. Frank Detorie of Rhode Island, Anna son and Peter P. Detorie Service dear sister of Angelo and Martin Franco. Also survived by eight grandchil- Monday, at Calvary Interment dren and seven un NETTIE Binstock); of the late Goldstein; stein; Lillyan grandmother Merwitz, Pamela Joanne Lawrence stein. Services Reisterstown Wilson November BREEDEN, Ronald On November RONALD SAMUEL BREEDEN, beloved hus HOOPER, Maria J.

On November 11, 2001, MARIA JOHANNA (nee Mayer), beloved wife of the late Benjamin Allen Hooper, devoted aunt of Albert, Martin and Joseph Mayer. Also survived by many great nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends are invited to call at the Schimunek Funeral Home, 610 W. Mac-Phail (Route 24) on Tuesday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M., where a funeral service will be held on Wednesday at 10 A.M. Interment Most Holy Redeemer Binstock and Es Rachanow, both of and the late Rachanow; loving of Stacie J.

Jonathan A. and Merwitz, David Goldstein, and Lisa Gold at Sol Levin Bros, 8900 Road at Mt. Lane, on Sunday, 11, at 3 P.M. Radomer Ver- Cemetery, Rosedale. of flowers, contri may be directed Alzheimer Associa band of Robin Breeder) (nee Hitt) and devoted father of Veronica Stacey ot bod, Heiahts Av APICELLA.

Marie G. Breeden. A Memorial On November 9, 2001, MARIE G. (nee Mirabile), beloved wife of the late will be held 7:30 P.M. at Alphonse J.

Apicella, devoted mother of Anthony J. Apicella and his wife Pat, and Nancy B. Mignini and her husband Paul, dear grandmother of Amy Lynn Chronister and Chapel Church 1301 Roland enue, Baltimore, 21211. CAYER. Joseoh On November the By Sheridan Lyons SUM STAFF Edward Azrael became a lawyer in 1930, after paying $5 a night for classes at the University of Baltimore School of Law.

He went on ta a legal career that spanned jnore than 70 years and included service as a state senator and a member of the city zoning board. Mr. Azrael, 94, a longtime Northwest Baltimore resident, died Saturday of pneumonia at Levindale Hebrew Geriatric Center Hospital in Baltimore. He practiced in the Towson law firm of Azrael, Gann Franz with a son and a grandson until August, when he was incapacitated after being injured in a fall, said son Jonathan Azrael of Tow-son, a member of the firm. Born in Philadelphia, Mr.

Azrael came to Baltimore as a boy and graduated from City College. He earned his law degree in 1929, a member of the second class at the school, where he paid a bursar his $5 at the door. He was admitted to the bar in 1930. His legal practice focused on real estate and zoning, estate planning and business law. He founded Azrael, Gann Franz In the mid-1980s.

"He was really one of the oldest practicing lawyers in Baltimore when he died," said Jonathan Azrael Edward Azrael was a member of the state Senate from 1968 to 1970. He was appointed to replace Paul A. Dorf, who had become a Vbituaries Because of limited space and the large number of requests for obituaries, The Sun regrets that it cannot publish all the obituaries it receives. Because The Sun regards obituaries as news, we give a preference to those submitted within 48 hours of a person's death. It is also our Intention to run obituaries no later than seven days after death.

MD A. 1850 York Road, Timonium, MD In mourning at Hilton. 1726 areat-urandchildren. Friends mav call at the butions FAMILY OWNED HAR TLEY MILLER FUNERAL HOME. CHTD.

7527 Har ford Road, on Monday and Tuesday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated in St. Ursula's Catholic Church on Wednesday at 1 1 A.M, GOLDSTEIN. ein In lieu to tion, Suite (21093). Pikesville (21208), only.

11, 2001, JOSEPH A. CAYER: be her husband Matt, Paul Mianini. ill. and T.J. Reisterstown Road Sunday evening 12 loved husband of the late Marie M.

Caver; loving father of Joseph M. Caver, Mary Margerat Cayer Rosso, Jane Cayer, SSND and Charmaine Krohe, Nettie Officers, Board of and Professional of Beth El Con Apicella. Also survived by numerous nieces and nephews. Friends may call at the Leonard J. Ruck Funeral Home, 5305 Harford Road (at EchodaleJ on Monday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M.

A Funeral Mass will be celebrated at St. Dominic Church on Tuesdav. at 9:30 A.M. SSND; cherished ther of Frank Jr. and his wife and dear of Matthew and Dominic Relatives and express a deep loss on the J.

Rosso, Rebecca great-grandfather Hipkins Rosso. of our member. GOLDSTEIN. Her with our svna was a meaningful of her love of tradition and friends may call at the family owned AMBROSE FUNERAL HOME OF LANS- Interment Most Holy Re deemer Cemetery. IXDEPEEYT for the per Interment in Gardens of The grandfa Faith Cemetery.

A Chris tian Wake Service will be held on Tuesday at 3:30 P.M. Donations mav be made to the St. Joseph's passing Medical Center. NETTIE affiliation DORNBUSCH, Ada G. On November 10.

2001 ADA (nee Griffner), loving mother of Lillian Farinholt her and husband Kenneth, Carole Lennon and hus band Lawrence, cher ished sister ot Lillian the Nichols and the late Ma rie Dunker. She is also GREENE, survived by six grandchildren, 13 great-grandchil On Catho corner Hamburg dren and her loving niece Diane Namuth. The family will receive visitors at the Singleton survived Arnetta Funeral Home, P. 1 daughter. Trustees, Staff gregation sense of gogue expression the Jewish concern petuation values.

sincerest entire LAMONT son of Greene. DOWNE, 2719 Ham monds Ferrv Road oi of its spiritual We extend our condolences to KAUFMAN, Dr. Helen W. On November 9, 2001. HELEN W.

KAUFMAN, Ed.D (nee Wheatley). of Towson, MD; beloved daughter of the late James B. and Bertha Wheatley, devoted sister of James B. Wheatley, Jr. and his wife, Margaret, both of Ocean Pines, MD and Janet W.

Carnes of Baltimore, MD. Dear aunt of Janet Kimberly Poitras of Towson, MD, Laura Carnes Celaya of Kent Island. MD. Bruce Wheatley of Florida, Gary Wheatley of Monkton, MD, Robert Wheatley of Ellicott City, MD, Francis S. Carnes, III, of Monk-ton, MD.

Dear great aunt of Margaret, Ashley, Anna and Helen Wheatley and Colin and T.J. Wheatley. Justine Poitras and Catie Carnes. Friends may call at the Chapel of the Towson Presbyterian Church, 400 W. Chesapeake and Highland Aves.

on Tuesdav, November 13 from 9:30 A.M. to 11 A.M., at which time a Funeral Service will begin promptly. Interment Druid Ridge Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made in Dr. Kaufman's name to the Towson Presbyterian Church.

400 W. Chesapeake Avenue, Towson. MD 21204. Monday and Tuesday, 3 to 6 and 7 to 9 P.M. Mass of Christian Burial to be celebrated Wednesday at 10 A.M.

at family. lamont D. November 8. 2001, AZRAEl, Edward On November 10, 2001 EDWARD AZRAEL. be loved husband of Harriet the Saint Jerome Azrael Inee Glasser lov lic Church on of Scott and ing father of Jonathan Azrael and Richard Streets.

Interment the GREENE; loving Barbara and Richard He is also to immediately follow services at the Holy Cross Ceme by one sister, Greene, and LaShae Greene host of other and friends. and a Azrael. of Baltimore. MD: devoted father-in-law of Mary P. Azrael and Mimi Azrael: devoted brother of Beatrice Colvin and the late Louis, Maurice and Samuel Azrael: loving tery on Ritchie Highway.

At the family's request donations may be directed to the Saint Ambrose Outreach Center. 3445 mav call at the owned March Fu HOme West, Inc Wabash Avenue on after 9 A.M. and followed by funer grandfather of Matthew and Hilary Azrael. Anna and Dene Hetzel and Alhe and Emily Azrael: loving Park Heights Avenue Baltimore, MD 21215. IW.PFrffiYT fummi.

remit mrrtxT at 12 noon Second Avenue. SW. at Crain Highway, Glen Bur-nie from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. on Monday and Tuesdav. The Funeral Ceremony will be held at St.

John's Lutheran Church, 300 W. Maple relatives family neral 4300 Tuesdav 11:30 Road. Linthicum. Inter ment Glen Haven Memo See rial Park, HALL ELLIOTT. Anna On On November 9.

2001 ANNE ANNA E. ELLIOTT (nee Spath); beloved wife of loving Arthur voted He is sur the late John W. Elliott sisters. devoted mother of Rob dine Friends al services www Anne areat-arandfather of two Services at Sol Levinson Bros, 8900 Reisterstown Road (at Mt. Wilson Lane), on CHASTANG.

Vernon M. marchfh.com I. November 10, 2001 I. Inee Kasperl wife of the late esdfpen! V. Hall de mother of Gerjl "Gerry' Lundqust On Sunday, November 4, 2001.

SFC VERNON Monday, November 12 2001. at 11 A.M. Inter MICHAEL CHASTANG, of ment at Arlington Chizuk Baltimore. MD. Amuno Congregation vived two.