1962 Obituary Abstracts from
The Arizona Republic and Phoenix Gazette Newspapers
November 1982
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1962 M-Z
BARCLAY, Harold M., 60, lived in Phoenix 14 years. Came to Phoenix from Indianapolis and was a member of the Masonic lodge in Indianapolis. Wife, Leota, M.; daughter, Mrs. William H. GUTHRIE; sister, Mrs. Marvin COCHRANE, both of Indianapolis; brother, Maj. Charles H. BARCLAY of Arlington, Virginia. Greenwood Memorial Park, 2300 W. Van Buren. Published in the Arizona Republic June 17, 1962. BEEDE, Frederick Neman, 62, retired manufacturer of laundry and dry cleaning equipment, came to Arizona three years ago. He was a Mason in Pawtuckett, vice president of the Cave Creek Improvement Association and a member of the Scottsdale mounted sheriff's posse. Wife, Marjorie, son, Herbert Brice BEEDE of Maricopa; daughter, Mrs. Smith K. TYLER, Jr., of Cincinnati, Ohio; a brother, Robert BEEDE, Seakonk, Mass. Rev. William Van WYCK will officiate. Private cremation. Memorial services and interment in Pawtuckett, R. I. Published in the Arizona Republic June 17, 1962. BERGERON, Richard R., BISHOP, Elson J., 63, was born in Glasco, Kansas, and came to Phoenix ten years ago from Amarillo, Texas. He was a clerk at Circle K markets. Wife, Mildred, daughter, Mrs. Don ARCHER of Monroe, La.; a son, John L. BISHOP of Phoenix; six grandchildren. Rev. James R. STAPLES, the Rev. C. N. HALL and the Masonic Funeral Committee will officiate. Burial in Greenwood Memorial Park. Published in the Arizona Republic June 17, 1962. BOUCHER, Ruth, 72, and her daughter-in-law, BOUCHER, Jane, 44, were killed in an automobile accident in Carlsbad, N. M. Ruth was a native of Cozad, Nebraska, lived in Sioux City, Iowa, before moving to Mesa. She was a member of Christ the King Sodality. Survived by a son, Phillip, chief warrant officer in the USAF stationed in the Pacific; a brother, Levi THORNBURG of Sioux City; a sister, Mrs. June HILL of Malin, Oregon. Jane BOUCHER, a native of Brooklyn, Iowa, was a veteran of World War II and a member of the Phoenix chapter of PEO. She had lived in Arizona since 1946. In addition to husband, Phillips, Mrs. Jane BOUCHER is survived by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Truman KORNS of Brooklyn, Iowa. Published in the Arizona Republic June 14, 1962. BUCKMAN, Thomas F., 34, born in Pennsylvania, moved to Phoenix 2 1/2 years ago from New Jersey. Assistant comptroller for the Arizona Bank, a Dale Carnegie instructor and a World War II veteran. Wife, Jeanne; three sons, Thomas, Richard, and Charles, a daughter Nancy Jeanne, all of Phoenix; brothers, Harry of San Diego and Raymond of Philadelphia; mother, Mrs. Maybell BUCKMAN of Phoenix. Published in the Arizona Republic June 15, 1962. BURROWS, Dock L., 55, born in Georgia, moved to Arizona 25 years ago from Arkansas. He worked for the Southwest Lumber Mills in McNary before moving to Phoenix nine years ago. Son, T. Clifford; daughter, Mrs. Margaret FARROW. Published in the Arizona Republic June 14, 1962. CABALLERO, Dolores, 73, lived here 50 years. Husband, Mariano; son, Raul; four grandchildren. Requiem Mass in Queen of Peace Catholic Church. Burial in Mesa Cemetery. Published in the Arizona Republic June 17, 1962. CAMPBELL, Thomas Benedict, 46, a native of England, moved to Phoenix four years ago from Detroit. World War II veteran, awarded the bronze andsilver stars and the Purple Heart. Survived by son, Thomas, of Detroit; brothers, William A. and John J. and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John CAMPBELL, all of Phoenix; sisters, Mrs. Paul KALKAU of North Lake, Ill., Mrs. Laurence ULDENISH in Michigan. Burial in St. Francis Cemetery. Published in the Arizona Republic June 12, 1962. CERVANTEZ, Ernest R., 18, died in Orleans, France, was born in Phoenix. He was a private in the Army. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. CERVANTEZ, Sr.; brothers, Fred P., Jr. and Ted; sister, Rebecca W. CERVANTEZ. Burial in St. Francis Cemetery. Published in the Arizona Republic June 16, 1962. CHASE, Frank O., 76, retired assistant personnel Manager for Reynolds Metals Co., a native of Iowa, moved to Phoenix 37 years ago from Salem, S. D. He was a member of Silver Trowel Lodge of the Masons and was a 32nd Degree Mason. Survived by wife, Roberta; son, LaVerne CHASE of Howard, S. D.; stepson Robert F. BRADLEY of Phoenix; three brothers out of state. Burial in Greenwood Memorial Park. Published in the Arizona Republic June 14, 1962. COLEMAN, Anna, 94, came to Phoenix four years ago from Pittsburgh. Daughters, Mrs. H. J. AINSWORTH of Youngtown and Mrs. C. A. FALLER of St. Petersburg, Fla. Rev. Arthur W. OLSEN officiated. Published in the Arizona Republic June 12, 1962. COTA, Teresa S., 76, born in Mexico, came to Arizona in 1922 and lived in Superior until 19 years ago when she moved to Phoenix. Four sons, Manuel and Henry of Phoenix and John and Tom of Los Angeles; two daughters, Mrs. Ray ABRIL of Phoenix and Mrs. Fred DONOGLAN of Superior. St. Francis Cemetery. Published in the Arizona Republic June 17, 1962. CROMWELL, Joseph Lee, 70, a native of Lamar, MO, came to Phoenix 21 years ago. He was a member of the Casa Grande Elks Lodge 1957. Son, Harry O., of Casa Grande; daughters, Mrs. Helen NAYLOR TURLINGTON and Mrs. Gladys JOHNSON, Mrs. Mary F... and DOWING of Phoenix and Violet CROMWELL of Los Angeles. Burial in Resthaven Park. Published in the Arizona Republic 6/11/1962. DAVEN, Phillip, 69, retired manufacturer of hardware, resided in Sun City and came to Arizona two years ago. Wife, Jennie; son, Abe of Houston, Texas; daughter, Mrs. A. R. HERSK of Phoenix; brother, A. T. DAVEN, Boston. Published in the Arizona Republic June 17, 1962. DAVIS, Nellie W., 78, a native of Dodgeville, Wisconsin, had been a resident of Phoenix for 35 years. Sister, Mrs. Elizabeth PILCHER; brother, Russell JONES, both of Phoenix. Burial will be in Greenwood Memorial Park. Rev. George McNEILL will officiate. Published in the Arizona Republic 6/11/1962. Des AUTELS, Phebee C., 71, a native of Detroit, Michigan, came to Phoenix a year ago. She was a retired school teacher and taught in El Paso for 26 years. Husband, James; son, Van Des AUTELS; brothers H. A. Van TASSEL, El Paso and James B. Van TASSEL, Laurel, Miss. Published in the Arizona Republic 6/11/1962. DIPPEL, Henry W., 67, born in Franklin County, Iowa, moved to Globe two months ago. Services and burial will be in Granville, Illinois. Wife, Hedwig; sons, Ralph, Clarence, and Kenneth; daughters, Mrs. Evelyn ANDERSON and Mrs. Emily JOHNSON; two sisters and a brother out of state. Published in the Arizona Republic June 12, 1962. DOSH, Bill R., 57, moved to Phoenix 26 years ago from Inola, Okla. Born in Arkansas. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Mary Inez HARRIS of Salinas, Calif.; sons, Bobby GENE of Upland, Calif.; Billy RAYMOND of Claremore, Okla; sisters, Mrs. M. M. TENNYSON of Yuma; Mrs. W. H. HUDGEL, Upland; Mrs. George HANEY of Texas; brothers, George L. of Ontario, Calif.; Buck and Jack C., both of Upland. Burial in Glendale Resthaven Park. Published in the Arizona Republic June 12, 1962. DUARTE, Eduardo Chato, 26, a well-known Sonora boxer was found dead at his home here (Nogales, Sonora). His widow survives. Published in the Arizona Republic June 14, 1962. DYKES, William M., 66, moved to Phoenix 30 years ago from Altus, Okla. Born in Georgia, Tex., Mr. DYKES was a World War I veteran. Wife, Leola; daughters, Mrs. Willie Emma WILLIAMS of Los Angeles and Mrs. Johnnie Mae GREENE of Phoenix; sons, Curtis and Raymond; sisters, Mrs. Effie WYLIE of Phoenix and two out of state; a brother out of state. Rev. C. N. HALL will officiate. Burial in Greenwood Memorial Park. Published in the Arizona Republic June 12, 1962. Top EVANS, Ella Lou, 76, born in New York, was a resident of Phoenix for 56 years. Survived by a daughter, Mrs. Elmer DUHAME; a sister out of state; five grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Cremation in Greenwood Memorial Park. Published in the Arizona Republic June 15, 1962. FRIEDMAN, Jack, 75, born in Hungary, came to Phoenix 1 1/2 years ago from Cleveland. Retired Turkish bath operator. Survived by wife, Fannie; son, Harry of University Heights, Ohio; daughters, Mrs. Alma KELMAN and Mrs. Carolyn SHAFFER, both of Phoenix. Rabbi Albert PLOTKIN and Cantor Maurice CHESLER will officiate. Burial in Beth Israel Cemetery. Published in the Arizona Republic June 14, 1962. GILLUM, J. D., 45, a Miami resident ten years, was born in Rose, Oklahoma. Wife, Iva; sons, Delane and Kenneth; daughters, Mrs. Alice CULPEPPER of Claypool and Caroline and Vera of Miami; brothers, Roy of Claypool; george and Arthur; five sisters out of state. Rev. E. BERREY will officiate. Burial in Pryor, Oklahoma. Published in the Arizona Republic June 12, 1962. GLASHINE, Sylvester Lawrence, 75, a retired farmer, moved to Phoenix five years ago. Services will be in Mount Pleasant, Iowa, his former home. Daughters, Mrs. Dwight (Margery) SNYDER and Mrs. Rolland (Loretta) H. HAYWARD, both of Phoenix. Published in the Arizona Republic June 14, 1962. GOMEZ, Antonio, 86, died at Prescott Hospital. Born in Mexico, he moved to Prescott 50 years ago. He was a retired Santa Fe railroad employe. Survivors, wife, Beatrice; sons, Antonio, Jr., Ernest, Johnny CARRANZA and Larry GOMEZ; daughters, Virginia FOLSTON, Mrs. Carolyn DOMINGUEZ, Mrs. Georgia RIVERA; stepson, John CARRANZA. Burial in IOOF Cemetery. Published in the Arizona Republic June 15, 1962. GOODWIN, Cleslie O., 48, native of Prescott, worked for the Whipple Veterans Administration Hospital the past 18 months. Previously had been a masonry contractor. Wife, Florence; sons, A. C. and Dee E. GOODWIN, both of Prescott; father, Arthur of Seligman; mother, Mrs. Grace PARKER of Farmington, N. M. brother, Donald A. of Prescott. Rev. David C. TRIMBLE will officiate. Inurnment at Greenwood Crematory in Phoenix. Published in the Arizona Republic June 14, 1962. GOULETTE, Preston, 66, was killed in a traffic accident in Ohio. Mr. GOULETTE, a retired Sun Valley bus driver, was born in Yankton, S. D. Wife, Ruth, two young daughters and a son, brother out of state. Burial in St. Anne Cemetery on the Gila Indian Reservation. Published in the Arizona Republic June 14, 1962. GRASSIE, Joseph Flagg, 64, born in Omenee, N. D., came to Arizona in 1910. He lived 35 years in Buenos Aires, Argentina, returning here three years ago. Wife, Vida; sons, Walter of Casa Grande and Joseph R. of Chicago; daughter, Mrs. Dorothy SORENSEN of Berkeley, Calif.; four brothers out of state and one grandchild. Burial in Glendale Memorial Park. Rev. Stanley BROWN of the First Methodist Church will officiate. Published in the Arizona Republic June 17, 1962. HAMILTON, John Leslie, 78, a native of Topeka, Kansas, moved to Douglas in 1917 to work for Phelps Dodge Corp. He retired in 1948 and had been a prospector since then. Wife, Pearl; daughter, Mrs. Lillian JOHNSON of Chicago; son, Maj. Jack HAMILTON of Orange, California; five grandchildren. Services in Douglas, Arizona. Published in the Arizona Republic June 14, 1962. HAMILTON, Therman, 49, moved to Phoenix in 1945 from Wichita, Kansas. He was a World War II veteran. Wife, Ruby, daughters, Mrs. Blandena GORDON of Los Angeles and Mrs. Bernadine PORTER of Wichita; sons, Therman, Jr., Donald and Ronald, all of Phoenix; sisters, Mrs. Verna WILEY of Guthrie, Okla and Mrs. Nan LEWIS of Phoenix. Rev. Otis HOLDEN will officiate. Burial in Double Butte Cemetery, Tempe. Published in the Arizona Republic June 12, 1962. HARRY, Queena, 77, a farmer, spent his entire life at Fort McDowell. Survived by a daughter, Louise HOOD of Chicago. Rev. Edmund NELSON will officiate. BUrial in Fort McDowell Cemetery. Published in the Arizona Republic June 15, 1962. HINES, Stella Bradford, 78, a native of Brazos, Texas, moved to Mesa 52 years ago from New Mexico. Son, Hubert of El Secundo, Caliofnira; daughters, Mrs. Ethel LINSEY of Mesa and Mrs. Thelma DRANE of Ajo; two grandchildren. Burial in Mesa Cemetery, Mr. Ben TAYLOR, reader for the First Church of Christ, Scientist, officiating. Published in the Arizona Republic June 15, 1962. IVEY, Max J., 55, a native of Minnesota, came to Phoenix six years ago. Lived formerly in Inglewood, Colorado. Wife, Illiah; daughter, Mrs. Georgene SMITH; two brothers and a sister out of state. Rev. Herbert MANNING will officiate. Burial in Green Acres Memorial Gardens, Scottsdale. Published in the Arizona Republic June 16, 1962. JONES, David L., 74, retired Methodist minister, moved to Phoenix in 1947 after he retired. He was ordained in the Wesley Methodist Church in Newtown, South Wales in 1916 and came to the United States in 1920 and was assigned to the Methodist Episcopal churches in Wyoming. He served pastorates in New York, Michigan and Illinois. Wife, Mary, and brothers, Thomas R. JONES of London and William JONES of South Wales. Rev. Wyburn SKIDMORE will officiate. Cremation with ashes to be take to South Wales for burial in the family plot. Published in the Arizona Republic June 12, 1962, page 13. JONES, Stanley Sherman, 67, moved to Phoenix ten years ago from Lawrence, Kansas. Wife, Arline G.; daughter, Mrs. Champe RAFTERY; a sister-in-law, Miss Glendale GRIFFITHS of Phoenix. Burial in Greenwood Memorial Park. Published in the Arizona Republic June 12, 1962. KARTEVOLD, Arnold, 48, moved to Arizona three years ago from Washington and resided in Mesa. He was a native of Glendive, Montana. Wife, Lorraine; mother, Mrs. Hanna KARTEVOLD of Glendive; son, Richard of Mesa; brothers, Obert and John, both of Glendive; sisters, Mrs. Margaret TURNER of Elk Grove, Illinois and Mrs. Kora KAMPTON of Billings, Montana. Burial in Glendive, Montana. Published in the Arizona Republic June 15, 1962. KEESLAR, Jessie G., 72, was born in Terra Blanca, N. M., lived in Cripple Creek, Colo. and came to Arizona in 1902. She lived in Ash Fork and Williams before moving to Buckeye in 1928. A daughter (illegible); two brothers, Archie BROWN of Yarnell and Orville BROWN of Goodyear; Mrs. KEESLAR was a member of the Rebekah Lodge at Buckeye. Rev. Roy MYRICK will officiate. Burial in Mountain View Cemetery, Prescott. Published in the Arizona Republic June 12, 1962. KELTON, Kenneth O., 52, a native of Tucson, married Ruth M. BROWN in April 1935. Survived by wife, Ruth; mother, Mrs. Eleanor KELTON of Tucson; brothers, Frank of Dallas, Texas and Raymond of Wagner, Nebraska. Canon George McNeill RAY will officiate. Place of burial undecided. Published in the Arizona Republic June 16, 1962. KLINE, Anna A., 100, shared the home and kindergarten quarters of her granddaughter, Mrs. Evelyn NICHOLS. Mrs. KLINE, born Anna McALEVY, March 2, 1862, in McAlevy's Fort, PA., was the daughter of a pioneer farm family. She married the late Byron C. KLINE in 1887 in Tama County, Iowa. They lived in Iowa and western Nebraska, then moved to South Dakota. He was a deputy U. S. marshall near the Rosebud Indian Reservation in what is now Gregory County, S. D. From there they went to Boise Valley, Idaho, eventually retiring in Long Beach, Calif. where Mr. KLINE died in 1957. Survivors are two sons, Harold, of Westminster, Calif., and Samuel of Escondido, Calif.; a sister, Mrs. Nancy E. KENNEY (also written KENNEDY) of McMINNVILLE, Ore.; three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Burial will be in Long Beach. Published in the Arizona Republic June 17, 1962. LAWLER, William A., 71, native of Kansas City, Kan., came to Arizona in 1894 and resided in Phoenix, Bagdad and Prescott. His father, the late Michael A. LAWLER, was under-sheriff of Yavapai County eight years. His uncle, the late John F. LAWLER, discovered the Hillside mine. Survived by five cousins, Michael L. LYNCH and John W. LAWLER, both of Prescott, Mrs. A. H. McLELLAN, and Sister Mary DeSALES, both of Phoenix, and Mrs. L. CURTIS of Vernon. Burial will be in St. Francis Cemetery. Published in the Arizona Republic June 14, 1962. LIMBAUGH, Luther H., 78, moved to Phoenix 32 years ago. Member of the Masonic Lodge in Missouri. Wife, Kate; daughters, Mrs. Francis WILSON of Green River, Utah and Mrs. M. R. RODGER of Nogales; sisters, Anna LIMBAUGH of Phoenix; Mrs. A. M. BAKER of Houston, Texas and Mrs. J. M. POWELL of Benton, MO; brother, Guy M., of Florida. Burial in Memory Lawn Memorial Park. Published in the Arizona Republic June 12, 1962. LIVESAY, Mildred Dora, a native of Kansas, moved to Phoenix in 1927 from Dayton, Ohio. Husband, Lester F., and a sister and two brothers out of state. Rev. Dale EDMONDSON will officiate. Burial in Memory Lawn Memorial Park. Published in the Arizona Republic June 14, 1962. Other News, NOT Obituaries!: A biography of Mary FORD PLATTEN on her 93rd birthday. Col. Harry M. PIKE, deputy commander, 4510th Combat Crew Training Wing here since August 1959, leaving to Ismir Air Force Base, Turkey. Sara PIKE, 15, a junior at Glendale High School, will accompany her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Earl WILLIAMS of Mesa and Williams Air Force Base, have a combined total of 34 years of service. Retirement certificates were presented by Col. Richard S. ABBEY. Mr. Williams came to Williams in April 1951 from the Navajo Ordnance Depot at Flagstaff. Published in the Arizona Republic June 14, 1962. Top |
