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RICHELIEU BAROQUE PEARLS LUXURIOUS LEATHER HANDBAGS PAGE 4-PLAINPEALER-FRIDAY, JUNEi,HM Richard L. Yatei ---- Richard L. Yat«». *2, 8921 Margaret Gore and Mrs. Woody Trail, Wonder Lake, died Franc* POUJM Tuesday, June 5, 1984, In Alberta Willett and RtAh Yates, Woodstock Hospital. He was both Sturtfs, KY; and three born Jan. 10, 1922, to Waverly, brothers, Charles of Wmrly, KY, the son of Charlie and Betty Billy of Chicago and Ldob of (Sutton) Yates. Henderson, KY. Mr Yates was a former He was preceded indeathby member of the Wonder Lake his parents, two brothers and Volunteer Fire and Rescue one sister. Squad; WW II Army veteran; and 14-year employee of Brake Visitation was from 3 to 9 pjn. Parts, McHenry Thursday at Freund Funeral On May 14, 1956, in Chicago, Home, Wonder Lake, where he married the former Bettyr funeral services will be held at Davison, who survives. Also 11 a.m. Friday, with the Rev. surviving are a son Richard, at Dennis Shaw of Wonder Lake home; five sisters, Mrs. Dorothy Baptist Church officiating, and Sommer of Romeoville, Mrs. burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Fredrick E. Rother, Sr. ---- ' Fredrick E. Rother, Sr., 83, of E. Jr. and Ronald (Lydia), all of Rolling Meadows, IL, was McHenry; and Stephen of San on arrival at Jose, CA; 13 grandchildren and Northwest Community Hospital, 11 great-grandchildren. Arlington Heights, IL Monday, There was no visitation. A June 4, 1984. He was born Feb. Memorial Mass wfll be con- 22, 1901, in Chicago, the son of ducted at 11 a.m. Friday in St. Frank and Minnie (Poepple) Patrick Catholic Church, Rother. McHenry. Surviving are five children. Arrangements were made by Mrs. George (Joan) Haze of Peter M. Justen k Son Fmeral Brule, WI; Susan Rother, Fred Home. Ryan J. Weston . Ryan Joseph Weston died at iMarco; and paternal grand- birth Wednesday, June 6, in parents, Barbara Nyhus of McHenry Hospital. He was the Phoenix, AZ and Charles Weston infant son of Pam and Joseph of McHenry. Weston of McHenry. Private graveside services Surviving are maternal were arranged by Peter M. grandparents, Billy De Marco of Justen k Son Funeral Home. McHenry and the late Rita De Hospital • dedication m scheduled • I The public is invited to a dedication and open house at Memorial Hospital this Sunday, J June 10, to celebrate rrwnplftion Of a |B minim IIHlrtF wl program, begun in 1980. I Hie dedication ceremony at the front entrance wiD begin at 1:90 p.m. Following the prey am, the public will be invited to participate in tours conducted by hospital staff mrmlwrs until 4:99 p.m. Frank Greenwald, president of the board, will preside at the w * •* « • ill * m - • ' acnooi nam win provide one for the occasion, and the Woodstock VFW and Legion wfll conduct a flag-raising ceremony. Tbe Rev. William Bagman of St. Anne's Church, wiD give the invocation. Lee Pesce, O executive director, will ) recognize the major con­ tributors to the $1% million capital fund drive. Ron Harris of Fhillis Sch- wager Aasociates will represent 'the architectural firm which 'developed the expansion program. Mary Ellen Keefc, president of the Auxiliary and Dr. Richard Gorski, chief of the medical staff, wfll h|m« -- * those groups at the dedication Also invited to take part are Ken Robbins, president of the Illinois Hospital Association, State Sen. Jack SchafKer and State Rep. Ron Wait. William Bickler WUham '-Cliff" Bickler. G. of Angeles, CA and one grandchild. Ft. Wayne. IN. died Tuesday. He was preceded in death by a June 5, 1964. at St. Mary's son MirhaH in 1981; a sister Hospital. Rochester. MX. He Evelyn Lackey; and both was born June 7, 1980 in parents, who were former Chicago, to Theodore and Clara irsaVrts of the MrH--ny area. (Worts) Bickler. , Mr. Bickler had been em- Visitation wfll be from 9:90 to ployed in the sales department 11 ajn. Saturday at George R. of Phelps-Dodge & wire Justen k Son Funeral Home, Co. of Ft. Wayne for the past 24 immediately followed by a years : was a member of St. Funeral Mass at SL Mary of the Joseph Catholic Church. Assumption Church, McHenry, Roanoke. IN: and a WW n with Father James Gaynor veteran of the Army Air Corps, officiating and •*-- <j in the On ̂ ril 19. 1947, in Chicago, church cemetery. he maiTied the former Juliette Memorials would be ap- Broaus. who is living in Ft. predated to the family lor the Wayne. 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