it it THE JERSEY JOURNAL: Wednesday, July 15, 1992 New York City garbage still can't find a home By Larry McShane Associated Press Writer NEW YORK (AP) Something was rotten in Illinois. And Iowa. And Missouri. And the Bronx. The trash train, loaded down with 2,200 tons of prime New York City garbage, was still rotten yesterday and searching for a final resting place.
But where the train will stop it's been stinking up America since June 22 nobody is saying. It's already been evicted from Kansas, Illinois and Missouri. New York says it's not coming home; New Jersey says it's not coming -there. According to a spokesman for the load's waste-hauling company, the rank railroad cars were due to head east out of Streator, toward the end of the road. The trash should receive a proper burial by Wednesday, said Dana Eisele, spokesman for TENNSV of Oklahoma.
The circuitous trip is the farthest and foulest since 1987's infamous gar-barge, the sea-going collection of 3,186 tons of New York trash. It took six months and rejections from Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Florida, Mexico, Belize and the Bahamas before that garbage was landfill. Eisele would not comment on the final destination of the bug-infested train. Yes, it's east of Illinois; no, he won't say exactly where. Conrail, which assumed control of the odoriferous 30- car train on Sunday, had little to add.
"It's still in Streator. Arrangements are being made, but until they all are complete, all I can tell you is where it said Conrail spokeswoman Andrea Just. Residents of Medill, didn't need a roadmap to find the trash all they needed was a nose. The train, replete with flies. and other insects, was thrown out of town early Sunday and began the slow trip east.
The problems began three days after the train left New York for two Illinois dumps. Upon its June 25 arrival in Fairmont City, the train sat festering for 12 days due to a national rail strike. On July 7, the city went 1 to court to toss the train out of town. A federal judge agreed with them, citing health hazards. Next stop: Kansas City, where another judge sent the train packing July 9.
"You could smell it. You didn't have to get too close," sniffed city spokesman Robert Ross. Then it was all aboard for Medill, where the train arrived July 10 and was given 24 hours to clear out. The flatbeds and their funk rolled east through Monday Iowa before stopping in Streator, where it remained pending further directions. handled The folks at Conrail, which the trash three weeks ago when it left the Bronx, will be happy to put the whole mess behind them.
"We may have some news a bit later," said Just. "And we'll call just as soon as we know, believe me." $2M willed to state trooper and wife contested in court FLEMINGTON, N.J. (AP) When Gertrude Laport first drew up her will, she intended to bequeath her entire 40-acre estate in East Amwell, worth $2 million, to a variety of institutions in Hunterdon County. But that was before she met State Police Trooper Richard Kulas, who befriended and took care of the elderly widow in her final years. Laport changed her will in late 1990 while she lay ill in a Trenton hospital.
By the time she died in July 1991, her will stated that Kulas and his wife, Tara, would inherit nearly everything the widow owned. That did not sit well with the county's Board of Recreation, the county library, the YMCA and a variety of other institutions originally named as heirs. They are contesting the will, claiming Kulas and his wife used "undue influence" to get Laport to change it. Superior Court Judge Byrant W. Griffin heard testimony during the first day of trial on Monday.
He will decide which party is the true heir to the Laport estate. The first witness was Jeannette Kilheeney, a paralegal from the Lawrence law firm of Stark Stark. Kilheeney went to St. Francis Medical Center to bring Laport the new will and have her sign it in front of the Kulas and two other witnesses. Laport "wanted everything to go to Richard and Tara Kulas because she said 'they had been good to me," Kilheeney testified.
Kilheeney said she offered Laport the chance to call an attorney, but Laport said it was not necessary. Kilheeney described Laport individual" as a "rather strong-willed who appeared to be fully aware of what she was doing. The paralegal testified that no one held Laport's hand while she signed the new will. The trial, which is expected to last two weeks, resumes today. Former purchasing manager pleads innocent to perjury NEWARK (AP) The former purchasing manager for Crazy Eddie the company founded by fugitive electronics mogul Eddie Antar, pleaded innocent yesterday to two counts of perjury.
Abraham Grinberg, 47, was indicted in May on charges of lying to the Securities and Exchange Commission when questioned about alleged lawbreaking by Crazy Eddie officers and employees. Eddie Antar, 44, was arrest- Jacinta A. Pradera Jacinta A. (Rodriguez) Pradera, 64, of North Bergen, died Monday in Pollack Nursing Home, Jersey City. Born in Uruguay, she lived in Rutherford before moving to North Bergen six years ago.
She was a maintenance worker with J. Rosenblum and Sons, Woodridge, for 14 years. Surviving are her husband, Cesar; a son, Daniel Cesar; a brother, Bernabe, and two grandchildren. A blessing will be at 11 a.m. tomorrow in Garden State Crematory, North Bergen.
Arrangements are by Rivera Funeral Home, North Bergen. IN MEMORY OF MY DEAREST HUSBAND JOHN J. HALDUSIEWICZ 7TH ANNIVERSARY IN HEAVEN JULY 15, 1985 LOVE ALWAYS GLORIA TO PLACE A MEMORIAM Call 963-5100 All Memoriams require prepayment 48 hours in advance of publication. OBITUARIES Candida Cruz Candida (Vera) Cruz, 82, of West New York, died Monday in Palisades Medical Center, North Bergen. Born in Cuba, she lived the last 30 years in West New York.
She was a homemaker. Surviving are three sons, Jose, Alipio and Andres; two daughters, Rosa Quintero and Nilda Cervantes; two brothers, Antonio and Victor; two sisters, Donata Perez and Juana Milian; 15 grandchildren and eight greatgrandchildren. Mass will be at 9 a.m. today in St. Joseph's of the Palisades Chruch, West New York.
Arrangements are by NeckerSharpe Funeral Home, Union City. Grace MacNeill Grace (Giannone) MacNeill, 69, of Bayonne, died yesterday in St. Rose Hospice, New York City. Born in New York City, she lived in Jersey City before moving to Bayonne 25 years ago. She was a dietician in Bayonne Hospital for 20 years, retiring in 1990.
Surviving are a daughter, Rachael. Stone; a brother, Frank; two grandchildren and a companion, Joseph LaScala. Mass will be at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow in St. Paul's Church in the Greenville section of Jersey City.
Arrangements are by Greenville Memorial Home, Jersey City. Helen Farro Helen (Salvato) Farro, 91, a longtime resident of Jersey City, died yesterday in Greenville Hospital, Jersey City. Born in New York City, she lived the last 80 years in Jersey City. She was a homemaker. Surviving are a daughter, Lucy.
Tetino; a son, Albert; three sisters, Constance Pace, Antoinette Perricane and Mary DiBlasio; four grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Mass will be at 9:30 a.m. Friday in Our Lady of Mercy Church, Jersey City. Arrangements are by Greenville Memorial Home, Jersey City. Craig Burke Craig Burke, 22, a lifelong resident of Jersey City, died in University Hospital, Newark.
He was a laborer with Walsh Trucking Company, Jersey City. Surviving are two daughters, Jaculine Brown; his parents, Johnny and Josephine; four sisters, Bernice, Bernadette and Brenda Battle and Monique; six brothers, Eric and Arick Battle, Elliot, Bruce, Sean and Johnny Jr. Services will be at 8 p.m. tomorrow in Mount Olive Baptist Church, Hoboken. Arrangements are by Murray's Funeral Home, Jersey City.
Josephine Di Chiara Josephine (Ciolino) Di Chiara, 78, formerly of West New York, died yesterday in Pine Bush, N.Y. Born in New York City, she lived most of her life in West New York. She was a homemaker. Surviving are a daughter, Marianne MacDonald; three sisters, Sadie Noe, Minnie Casamento and Lucy Dickerson, and two grandchildren, Thomas and Maureen. Mass will be at 11 a.m.
in Our Lady of Libera Church, Friday are West York. Arrangements by Vainieri Funeral Home, North Bergen. John F. Moynihan John F. Moynihan, 67, a native of Jersey City, died in Point Pleasant Monday Hospital.
He lived in Kearny before moving to Point Pleasant 22 years ago. He was a guard with Brink's Armor Cars, New York City, before retiring. He was a Navy veteran of World War II. Surviving are his wife, Joan; four sons, Sean, Mark, James and Patrick; five daughters, Ann, Kathleen, Joan, Bernadette and Mary Gagen; four sisters, Helen Clark Claire Slane, Mary Hanson and Patricia Templeton, and two grandchildren. Mass will be at 10 a.m.
tomorrow in Sacred Heart Church, Head. Arrangements are by PaBay ble-Evertz Funeral Home, Point Pleasant. Mary Kratky Mary (Maklary) Kratky, 84, formerly of Jersey City, died Monday at her home in Brick. Born in Carteret, she lived in Jersey City before moving to Brick six months ago. Surviving are two sons, Frank Newhouse and Robert; a daughter, Dorothy Nolan, and a brother, John.
Arrangements are by Weatherhead Young Funeral Home, Brick. SIMPLE WILLS $25 ROBERT J. TIEDEMANN RM 319, 591 Summit JC, NJ 798-5727 William S. Valentino William S. "Sal" Valentino, 41, a native of Jersey City, died Monday in Veterans Hospital, East Orange.
He lived most of his life in Hoboken. He was a warehouseman for Maxwell House, Hoboken, for several years. He was a Navy veteran serviving 1975 to 1979. Surviving are his father, William; two brothers, Ernest Jody and James; a sister, Antoinette Zarelli; a niece and a nephew. Mass will be at 9 a.m.
Friday in St. Ann's Church, Hoboken. Arrangements are by Failla Memorial Home, Hoboken. Isidro Rivera Isidro Rivera, 87, a longtime resident of Jersey City, died Monday in Christ Hospital, Jersey City. Born in Puerto Rico, he lived in Jersey City for 38 years.
He was a self-employed carpenter in Jersey City. Surviving are his wife, Carmen; eight sons, Johnny, Louis, Alberto, Freddy, Angel, Miguel, Salvatore and Miguel; three daughters, Sonia Claudia, Olga Morcilia and Lucy Sanchez; three sisters; a brother; 20 grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren and three great-greatgrandchildren. Services will be at 9 a.m. tomorrow in Introcaso-Angelo Funeral Home, Jersey City. Cecil Burns Cecil Burns, 92, a native of Kearny, died Saturday in Chilton Memorial Hospital, Pequannock.
He moved to Lincoln Park three years ago. He was a plumber with J.W. Burns and Sons Oil Company, Kearny, for 45 years, retiring 22 years ago. Surviving is a daughter, Dorothy LeBreton. Services will be at 11 a.m.
today in Crane-Thiele Funeral Home, Kearny. Martha Carpenter Martha Carpenter, 99, formerly of Harrison and Kearny, died Friday in Oakland Care Center. Born in Connecticut, she lived in Harrison and Kearny before moving to Oakland in 1990. She was a teacher with the Harrison school system. for 40 years, retiring 37 years ago.
She belonged to the National Retired Teachers Association and the National Education Association. Graveside services will be at 1 p.m. today in Arlington Cemetery, Kearny. Arrangements by Crane-Thiele Funeral Home, Kearny. Gloria Fernandez Gloria (Martinez) Fernandez, 72, of North Bergen, died yesterday in Palisades Medical Center, North Bergen.
Born in Cuba, she lived the last 12 years in North Bergen. She was a homemaker. Surviving are her husband, Manuel; a son, Pedro; a daughter, Mirta; four brothers, Orlando, Rene, Everaldo and Ruben; two sisters, Ana and Marina Soria, and five grandchildren. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. today in Necker-Sharpe Funeral Home, Union City.
Catherine Spranz Catherine Spranz, 74, a native of West New York, died Sunday in Meadowview Hospital, Secaucus. She lived most of her life in West New York before moving to Secaucus several years ago. Surviving are a brother, John, and a nephew. Mass will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow in Immaculate Conception Church, Secaucus.
Arrangements are by Mack Memorial Home, Secaucus. Robert L. Herms Sr. Robert L. Herms 61, a native of Jersey City, died Sunday in Veterans Hospital, East Orange.
He lived in Neptune since 1966. He was a electrical contractor Blue -employed Bolt Electrical Company, in Jersey City and Neptune, for 30 years. He was a Navy veteran of the Koren War, and a lifetime member of the Disabled American Veterans. He was a charter member of the DAV Chapter 29, Fort Monmouth. He belonged to the Jerry Sullivan Post 37, Asbury Park.
He was a member of O'Brien Major Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2639, Neptune. He belonged to Eaton Elks Lodge 2403. He belonged to the Military Order of the Cooties and to the National Order of Trench Rats Lodge 255. Surviving are his wife, Audrea a son, Robert L. a daughter, Stacy a brother, Joseph Kaiser; a sister, Patricia Bradshaw, and a grandson, Jimmy M.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Friday in Francioni, Taylor and Lopez Funeral Home, Neptune. -Death MacNEILL, ORR.K HERMS.R TORRENCE, KAMIENSKI, LA ACCORDINO FLORENCE (nee Colucci) of Jersey City on Tuesday July 14, 1992. loved wife of the late Edward. Devoted Mother of Gabriella LaVigna, Marion O'Connell.
Dear Sister of Anita Kazan, Gerard, Angelo, Lilly and Antionette of Italy and the late Carmine Mimi Colucci. Also survived by 3 loving grandchildren 1 great grandchild. Funeral from RIOTTO FUNERAL HOME, 3205 Kennedy Blvd, (cor Stagg J.C. on Thursday at 9am. Funeral Mass St.
John the Baptist Church at 10am. Interment Holy Cross Visiting Wednesday 2-4 7-9pm. PARKING ON STAGG ST. KENNEDY BLVD. CANLON HAROLD, on Sun.
of North Miami FI. formerly of Bayonne, Beloved Husband of the Late Bernice (nee Kaminskas) Loving Brother of Mrs. Clementine Zembrzuski and the Late Edmund also survived by 2 nephews Anthony Harold Zenbrzuski. Also survived by many grand nieces nephews. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Funeral on thur.
at 8am for DWORZANSKI SON FUNERAL HOME, 20 E. 22nd Bayonne, NJ. A funeral mass will be offered at Our Lady Mt. Carmel RC Church at 9am. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery North Arlington, NJ.
Visitation Tues. Wed. 2-4 7-9pm DeLOACH- THOMAS B. of Jersey City, NJ on July 11, 1992. Cherished husband of Evelyn Caldwell-DeLoach, Loving Father of Thomas, Derrick, Earl Denise Edwards- Patricia C.
DeLoach. Dearest Son of The Late George DeLoach Pearl Mincy-Deloach, Dear Brother Eunice Bailey, Eloise Patterson Milzina Freeman. Devoted Grandfather of 9 grandchildren Great Grandlather of 1. Also survived by a host of other loving relatives friends. Funeral Service Friday at 10am from Jackson Funeral Residence 384 Communipaw Avenue J.C.
Vis: Thursday 7-9PM at the Funeral Home. Interment Rosemount Memorial Park Newark, NJ ECANOSTI ENRICA (nee Fedrigo) on July 14, 1992 of Fairview, N.J. Beloved Wife of the Late Antonio, Devoted Mother of John Louis. Loving Grandmother of 2 Grandchildren Anthony Michele. Funeral from A.K.
MACAGNA FUNERAL HOME, 495 Anderson Cliffside Pk, N.J: on Fri. at thence to Our Lady of Grace RC Church, Fairview where the Funeral Mass will be offered at 9A.M. Entombment Fairview Mausoleum, Fairview. Visiting Hours Wed Thurs. 2-4 7-9PM.
FARRO HELEN (nee Salvato) of JC on Beloved Wife of the Late Anthony. Loving Mother of Lucy Tetino Albert Farro. Sister of Constance Pace, Antoinette Perricane, Mary DiBiasio the Late Charles, Louis, John, Vincent Frank Salvato. Grandmother of 4. Great Grandmother of 4.
Funeral Fri. July 17, 8:45 fromGREENVILLE MEMORIAL HOME, 374 Danforth Ave, JC. Mass St. Paul's Church Interment Holy Cross Cem. No.
Arlington. Visiting Wed. Thur. 2-4 7-9PM HERMS L. SR.
On July 12, 1992, age 61. Beloved Husband of Audrea L. Funeral Service Friday, July 17th at 10am. at Francioni Taylor Lopez Funeral Home 1200 10th Atkins Ave. Neptune.
Interment Brigadier General William C. Doyle Memorial Cem. Arneytown. Friends may call at the Funeral Home Thursday 2-4 7-9pm. Jacqueline Knueppel Jacqueline Knueppel, 28, a lifelong resident of Jersey City, died Sunday in Greenville Hospital, Jersey City.
Surviving are a daughter, Regina; a son, Donald; her father, Robert four sisters, Debra Weigelt, Regina Sandman, Donna Lewis and Peggy Danna, and a brother, Robert Jr. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow in Richmond Routh Funeral Home, Jersey City. Jose R. Fernandez Jose R.
Fernandez, 50, of Union City, died yesterday at home. Born in Cuba, he lived in Union City for the last 19 years. He was a self-employed grocer with Manhattah Grocery in Union City. Surviving are his wife, Nilda; a daughter, Frances; his mother, Blanca Molina; two brothers, Ovilido and Raul, and two sisters, Caridad and Norma. Services will be tomorrow in Necker-Sharpe Funeral Home, Union City, with time to be announced.
KAMIENSKI WANDA (nee Konopka) on Sunde of Bayonne. Beloved wife of The Late Walter, loving Mother of Edward, Jerri Napoli Pat Cimmino. CherIshed Grandmother of 9 grandchildren, 2 Great Grandchildren the Late Great Grandaugther Angelina Visco. Loving Sister of Sophie Glembotski. Relatives Friends are invited to attend the Funeral from the STANLEY FRYCZYNSKI SON FUNERAL HOME, 32-34 E.
22nd Bayonne, on Thursday Funeral at Our Lady of Mount Carmel RC Church 11am. Interment Family Plot, Holy Name Cemetery. Visiting hours 2-4 7-9. LA CONTI IDA (nee Timoidi) of Bayonne, NJ. on Monday July 13, 1992.
Beloved wife of the late Sam La Conti. Loving Mother of Ju Ju, Pudgy, Gloria Panico and the late Joseph Lorraine La Conti. Dear ter of the late Edward, Daniel, Angelo, LIllian Favino, Elizabeth Gillo and Mary Cavalone. Grandmother of Joyce Chmiel, Thomas Panico, Denise Ammirato, Gall Folger, Lisa La Conti, and the late Greg: ory, Todd John La Conti. Also survived by 8 great grandchildren.
Funeral from MIGLIACCIO FUNERAL HOME, 851 Kennedy Bayonne, on Thurs. July 16, 1992, Funeral Mass Our Lady of the Assumption RC Church, Bayonne at Entombment Hollywood Memorial Park, Union, NJ. Visitation WEDNESDAY ONLY 2-4 7-9pm. MacNEILL GRACE (nee Giannone) of onne, on Devoted Mother of Rachael Stone, Loving Grandmother of Robert Patrick Stone. Dear Sister of Frank the Late Jack Giannone.
Loving Friend of Joseph Lascala. Funeral Thur. July 16th, from GREENVILLE MEMORIAL HOME, 374 Dantorth Ave, Mass St. Paul's Church Interment Holy Cross Cem. No.
Arlington. Visiting Wed. Only 2-4 7-9PM. Please omit Flowers. Donations to St.
Rose Home 71 Jackson St. NY. NY. ORR-KENNETH of Fort Lee formerly of Union City age 86 on July 13, 1992. Beloved Husband of Lillian (nee Watjen), devoted father of Margaret Coeyman, Beatrice Hammerie Robert Orr.
Also survived by 5 The grandchildren 11 great grandchildren. family will receive their friends Tuesday 7-9pm, Wed. 2-4 7-9 at the Frank A. Patti Kenneth Mikatarian Funeral Home 327 Main Street Opposition Fort Lee Library Religious Service Thursday 11am with the Funeral following. For tuther information call 944-0100 ROHNER Andrea (nee Buesing) of Secaucus died July 12, 1992.
Beloved Wife of William C. Rohner. Devoted Mother of cl*tford W. Rohner, Daughter of Lillian (Ambrose) and the Late William Busing, Dear Sister of Douglas R. and Norman R.
BuesIng. Also survived by several Nieces and Nephews. Funeral at MACK MEMORIAL HOME, PATERSON PLANK ROAD POST PLACE, SECAUCUS, Thursday, July 16, 1992. Funeral Service will be offered at 10 am, Rev. William Henkel Officiating.
Interment Cedar Lawn Cemetery, Paterson, NJ. Visitation: Tues. Wed 2-4 7-9pm SHANNON JAMES of Jersey City, on Monday July 13, 1992. Beloved husband of the Late Mary Ellen (nee Walsh), loving son of The late Della James Shannon. Dear Brother of John Shannon of Virginia NJ, Beach, Margaret Virginia, Mary Garretta of Keyport Penzes of Toms River, NJ.
Also survived by 1 Nephew 2 Nieces. Relatives friends are invited to attend the Funeral from McLAUGHLIN FUNERAL HOME Jrni 625 Pavonia Ave, J.C., on Thursday July 16th at 9am Funeral Mass St. Paul of the Cross Church 10am. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Visitng Hours Wednesday Evening 7-9pm.
PARKING OPPOSITE FUNERAL HOME. SHIRDEN LOUISE of Jersey City, NJ on Cherished Mother of Russell Campbell, The Reverend Bobby Shirden, The Reverend John Shirden, Eugenia Fink, Juanita Lennon, Linda McKenzie, Eva Lyons the Late Billy Shirden. Loving mother of James Thompson. Dear sister of Lonnie Donna Campbell, Maggie Graham, Eva Thomas. Sinclair, Suvonne Nicklos the Late James Wilton, Mary Campbell Willie Mae Shipman.
Dear Grandmother of 23. Great Grandmother 28, 1 Great Great Grandchild a host of other loving relatives and Friends. Funeral Service Thursday 11am at Trinity Gospel Haven Church at 651 Bergen Ave. JC. Vis.
Thurs. 10-11am at the Church. Interment ments Bayview Cemetery JC. NJ ArrangeBy Jackson Funeral Residence 384 Communipaw Ave. JC TORRENCE GRACE (nee Johnson) of Jersey City, NJ on Sunday, July 12, 1992.
Beloved of Dorothy Purdue, Ruth Golden Clemme Garnes. Devoted Sister of Annie Gary Damon Johnson. Dear Grandmother of 12, Great Grandmother of 18. Great-Great Grandmother of 3. Mother-in-law of Richard Golden Rodwell Garnes.
Also survived by many other loving relatives friends. Reposing in Murray's A Temple of Service, 748 Ocean Jersey City, NJ until 4P.M. Wed. July 15, then in Vroom Street Evangelical Free Church, Vroom Jersey City, N.J. Funeral services 11:30 A.M.
Thurs. July 16. FamIly will receive friends from Wed. In the church. Interment: Rosehill Cemetery Linden, N.J.
ed in Israel June 24 after prosecutors unsealed a federal indictment charging that Antar, two of his brothers and a cousin cheated stockholders in Crazy Eddie Inc. out of $80 million. Grinberg was hired by Crazy Eddie in 1986 held the purchasing director's title until he resigned in May 1987. Grinberg was charged with lying about an alleged false billing scheme and about cash payments from a wholesaler to Crazy Eddie executive Allen Antar, brother of Eddie Antar. Florence Accordino Florence (Colucci) Accordino, 89, a longtime resident of Jersey City, died yesterday in St.
Francis Hospital, Jersey City. Born in New York City, she lived in Jersey City for the last 72 years. She was an embroiderer for 10 years before retiring 30 years ago. She belonged to the senior citizens in St. John the Baptist Church and St.
Nicholas Church, both of Jersey City. Surviving are two daughters, Gabriella LaVigna and Marion O'Connell; three sisters, Anita Kazan, Lilly and Antoinette; two brothers, Gerard and Angelo; three grandchildren and a greatgrandchild. Mass will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow in St. John the Baptist Church, Jersey City.
Arrangements are by Riotto Funeral Home, Jersey City. ST. JUDE rich in miracie, Apostie and kinsman Martyr of great in virtue and Holy Jude, ful near Jesus Christ, faithtronage intercessor in of all who invoke your special petime of need to you i have recourse from whom the depth has of my heart and humbly God given such great power to come beg to to my tion. In assistance. I Help me in my present urgent in cause to you to be invoked.
your return, promise to make name known three "Hail Marys" and Say three Publi- cation must be promised. St. Jude, pray for invoke your aid. AMEN. This novena has us all, who never been know to fail.
This 9 consecutive days. must be said for novena 1992 VALENTINO Hoboken. WILLIAM S. (SAL), on July 13, of Son of William Valentino the Late Janet Cook. Also surviving are 2 brothers Ernest Jody, James a Sister Antoinette Zarelli 1 niece nephew.
Funeral from FAILLA MEMORIAL HOME, 533 Willow Hoboken, on Friday July 17, 1992 at 8am. Thence to St. Ann's RC Church, Hoboken where a Funeral Mass will be offered at 9am. Interment Resurrection Cemetery Piscataway, NJ. Visiting Wed.
7-9PM THurs. 2-4 7-9PM. PARKING AT REAR OF MEMORIAL HOME. FUNERAL DIRECTORY CLERICI VAINIERI GINO E. CLERICI Mgr.
Domenick E. Angelosante, Dir. FUNERAL HOME 42nd Anthony P. Vainieri, Mgr St. Kennedy Blvd, UC 863-7586 60th St.
Kennedy Blvd. N.B. 868-6555 EARL F. BOSWORTH WATSON MORTUARY SERVICE FUNERAL HOME 605 Sanford Newark, NJ 311 WILLOW AVE, HOBOKEN Serving the state of. NJ John 1 Mcknight, Mgr.
John Watson, Mgr, Candice Watson, Dir 659-1455 or 659-1456 HOWARD J. BRENNAN EARL F. BOSWORTH, III, MGR. PARKER 6414 Bergenline W.N.Y. 37 Clinton Ave, Jersey City 433-1000 861-1450 Vanessa E.
Parker, Mgr. Cornelius R. Parker, Dir. 533 FAILLA Willow MEMORIAL HOME JERSEY CREMATION SERVICE Avenue, Hoboken Direct Cremations $495.00 Anthony E. Mauro, Manager Patrick M.
Priore, Mgr 659-0082 141 Brunswick St. J.C. 653-2495 LAWTON-TURSO INTROCASO ANGELO 631-633 Washington Hoboken Serving The Community For 87 years Eric Lawton, Mgr. 141-143 Brunswick St.J.C. 653-2494 659-1660 Jeffrey J.
Macanka, Dir. Mgr. Charles A. Distaulo, MACK-CONTE ALFRED J. MARSHELLO MEMORIAL HOME Funeral Home Nicholas P.
Conte, Mgr. Ronald C. Greene, Dir. 288 Central Jersey City Charles A. Stevens, Mgr.
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