THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1999 8-C DEATHS and FUNERALS Deaths To Place Notices Call 475-3264 More Deaths and Funerals on Page 9C Services Tuesday (Hinton-Turner). MANNSVILLE PORTER, Harlon 80. Graveside services Tuesday (Watts, Madill). MEEKER BOWEN, Hobert 75. Private services (Cremation Society, Oklahoma City).
NELSON Charles Vernon, 90, ot Oklahoma City, OK, died 12-18-99 in Oklahoma City. Memorial Services are 1:00 PM Tuesday 12-21-99 at the Don Grantham Funeral Home Chapel with Virsil Trout Suzanne Tower, died Friday. Graveside services noon Tuesday, St. Patrick Cemetery (Vondel L. Smith Son North).
TAYLOR, Melvin, 86, died Friday. Services 10 a.m. Tuesday (Hahn-CookStreet Draper, Oklahoma City). THREATT, Allene, 54, died Wednesday. Services 11 a.m.
Tuesday, Paradise Baptist Church (Howard-Harris). VONTRESS, Alberta, 73, died Saturday. Services 11 a.m. Wednesday, Paradise Baptist Church (Temple Sons). WEBB, Benjamin 41, flarrv Hardin offdatina.
In- MIKESELL Oklahoma ferment is in Puncan Ceme- George 94, WILBURTON KAY, Grace Evelyn, 80. Services Wednesday (Wal-drop). YALE Norman, 71. Services Wednesday (Davis, Cush-ing). METROPOLITAN OKLAHOMA CITY BATHKE, Helen 74, died Sunday.
Services pending (Mercer-Adams). BELL, Nadine, 88, died Friday. Services 10 a.m. today, Exchange Avenue Baptist Church. Graveside services 3 p.m.
today, Blair Cemetery, Blair (Vondel L. City, OK, passed away on tery. Services are under the direction of the Don Grant award Is selected by the past recipients of the George Mikesell Award. It was George's desire that the Foundation provide to theRotarianof the Year, or his or her designee, a Paul Harris Fellowship. George and Joy were both Paul Harris Fellows.
The Paul Harris Fellowship will be presented to the Rotarian of the Year, or his or her designee, in memory of mv wife, Iva Velma "Joy" Mikesell by a family member, if available, and if such family member is not available, then by Sandy Chapell or Barry T. Rice. George's main interest in life revolved around people. George developed many friends in Rotary and made friends wherever he went. Although he had been legally blind for the last 22 years, he played cards, listened to his radio and had everything memorized.
He, will be remembered as a remarkable person for his service and abilities. George will also be remembered for his extreme politeness and courtesies. He was also a big O.U. fan and always listened to O.U. football on the radio.
George will also be remembered for his exceptional memory. He would remember the smallest de-fails of events many years prior. You could ask him what he had for dinner on his 10th anniversary and he could tell you who was present and what he ate. His memory was as effective in his business matters and his work as an ac Dec. 17, 1999.
Memorial Services will be held 2:00 PM Monday, Dec. 20, 1999 in the Colonial Chapel of Vondel L. Smith Son Mortuary, North. George was born Aug. 10, 1905 in Union Township near Belleville, KS.
He was the older son of William Herbert Mikesell and Estell Baird Mikesell. He graduated from Belleville High School on May 17, 1923. During his high school years, short distance running earned fiim many medals and he loved playing football, basketball and baseball. He entered the University of Kansas where he studied Architecture. George left the University before graduation and toured a maior portion of ham Funeral Home.
Charles was born 8-9-1909 in Sacred Heart, Oklahoma to John Paschal Anna Nelson. He founded Nelson Drilling Co. in Ardmore, Oklahoma in 1950 and retired in 1985. He lived in Duncan until 1958 when he moved to OKC. He was very active for 50 years as a Mason with India Temple of Shawnee, OK, 32nd degree Mason.
He supported the Shriners Hospital, member of OU Touchdown Club, and a charter mem. of the Petroleum Club. He was a member of Twin Hill Golf Club. He married Viae Kellogg Nelson on May 14, 1933. She preceded him in death in 1995.
He is survived by 3 daughters, Pat Wilkins, OKC, Bernita Burkhart, Arlington, TX, and Carol Barnes, Grand Prairie, TX; 1 brother, Gene Nelson, Duncan, Oklahoma; 2 sisters, Mary Houck, Chickasha, OK, Margaret Knight, San Diego, CA; 2 sisters-in-law, Celestia Kellogg Jimmie tee Nelson, both of Duncan, OK. Other family members include Tom McKenna, Arlington, TX, Mike Necaise, Mansfield, TX, DeeAnn Wil-kins, OKC, Todd Sills, OKC, and David Selby Decatur, TX; several nieces 8. nephews, and loving caregivers, Sunshine Shillings Margaret Gorden, both of OKC. 7 grandchildren Tonya Wilkins, OKC, Andrea Sills, OKC, Rich Wilkins, OKC, Dana Necaise, Mansfield, TX, Denise Selby, Decatur, TX, Ty Burkhart, Dallas, TX, Jami Barnes, Austin, 8 great grandchildren; 2 sons-in-law. Chuck Barnes, Grand Prairie, TX and Dick Wilkins, OKC.
Vernon had two sisters brothers that preceded him in death. NEELY In loving memory of Shade Allen Neely. Shade Allen Neely, born on January 26, 1950 went to be with his Fathers on Dec. 15, 1999. Survivors include, wife.
Shelly Lynn Neely of Yukon; children, Crystal Leigh Neely of OKC and Samuel Scott Neely of Yukon; mother, Sally Hess, of OKC; and step-father, Ralph Hess; sisters, Sandra Kay Hess and her daughters, Stacy Hess and Summer Osborne of OKC, Sharon and her husband, Rudy Cypref of Cushing, OK; brother-in-law, Scott Pattan of Tampa Bay, FL. After 10 months of devastation from chemotherapy and radiation trying to overcome' cancer, he sought alternative treatment for cancer in Monterrey, Mexico. His final hope was that others diagnosed with cancer could know about this alternative choice sooner than he did. Shade graduated from John Marshall High School, 1968 and still has many life long friends from those years. He also attended OSU.
He was a member of H.O.G. and was very close to all of his Harley Davidson friends. He was employed by Unicco Service Company and often thought of them as his extended family. His family was always the most important thing to him. This included all family members near and far.
His children's education was also very important. Shade lived by his high morals, but through his entire cancer fight his closeness to God sustained his life. Services will be held at 1:00 PM Wednesday, December 22, Smith Son South). BENTLEY, R.C., 64, died Saturday. Memorial service 2 p.m.
Tuesday, Southern Baptist Church, Rush Springs (Resthaven, Oklahoma City), BOUNDS, May Belle, 92, died Friday. Services 10 a.m. Tuesday (Bill Merritt, Bethany). BRAKE, Sean, 30, died Thursday. Services 10 a.m.
Tuesday, Crestwood Baptist Church (Bill Merritt, Beth- any- BRAXTON, Verta, 70, died Sunday. Services pending (Temple Son). BROOKS, Ruth, 92, died Saturday. Services 2 p.m. Tuesday, Asbury United Methodist Church (Baggerley South).
BURNS, Leo Max, 65, died Friday. Services pending (John M. Ireland). CALDWELL, Leslie L. "Nan," 91, died Saturday.
Services 3 p.m. Tuesday, Rest-haven Memory Gardens chapel (Smith Kernke). GABRIEL, Ella Marie, 75, died Sunday. Services 2 p.m. Tuesday, Jefferson Heights Baptist Church (John M.
died Friday. Services pending (Bill Merritt, Bethany). BETHANY MUNDELL, Paul 79, died Dec. 14. Services 1 p.m.
Tuesday, Bethany First Church of the Nazarene (Mercer-Adams). DEL CITY ARENAS, Pedro Idos 40, died Wednesday. Services 2 p.m. Thursday, Sunny Lane Cemetery (Bill Eisenhour Southeast). EL RENO ROLES, Margaret, 82, died Saturday.
Services 10 a.m. Tuesday (Wilson). STOCKTON, Ada 88, died Sunday. Services 10 a.m. Wednesday (Wilson).
HARRAH WHITMAN, Vera, died Saturday. Services pending (Asa Smith). MIDWEST CITY AMICO, Ruth Lane, 77, died Saturday. Services pending (Barnes Johnson). MOORE ALEXANDER, Neal, 68, died Saturday.
Services pending (John M. Ireland). NOBLE COOPER, Eddie 60, died Saturday. Services 2:30 p.m. Wednesday (Have-nbrook).
NORMAN ABUZAID, Imogene, 67, died Friday. Services 2 p.m. MUSKOGEE BAILEY, Marjorie, 74. Services pending (Bradley). BROWN, Louella, 80.
Services Tuesday (Keith D. Biglow). MARSHALL, Nancy Locke, 71. Services Tuesday (Bradley). WARDLOW, Marvin Larry, 48.
Services Tuesday (Keith D. Biglow). OKEENE WARD, Elda Pearl, 78. Services Tuesday (Haigler, Canton). OKTAHA Hill, Maston Steven 76.
Services pending (Bradley, Muskogee). PONCA CITY HENDERSON, Byrnyce 83. Services Tuesday (Trout). PARKS, Mary Kathleen, 84. Services pending (Grace).
PURCELL HERELL, Michael Paul, 48. Graveside services Tuesday (Yoakum-Damet). RATTAN BELL, Billy, 22. Services Tuesday (Mills Coffey, Antlers). MOONEY, George, 86.
Services Wednesday (Mills Coffey, Antlers). RINGLING DAVIS, Jewell 95. Services Tuesday (Alexander). SAND SPRINGS BASSETT, Kenneth 90. Private family services.
(Cremation Society, Tulsa). SNYDER AGUIRRI, Rachael, 82. Services pending (Whinery-Huddleston, Lawton). STERLING JONES, Dorman, 76. Services Tuesday (Robbins, Fletcher).
STILLWATER POPEJOY, Autumn Jonah, infant daughter of Jeremy Popejoy and Frances Mullon. Services Wednesday (Strode). RICKER, Eugene 82. Graveside services Tuesday (Strode). STUART SUTTERFIELD, Noah 94.
Services Tuesday (Hudson-Phillips, Holden-ville). TONKA WA FULLER, Pauline Mae (Hicks), 80. Services Tuesday (McCafferty-Bolick). TULSA HUSHBECK, Walter 75, Services Wednesday (Heath-Griffith). LINDSEY, Alton Anthony, 92.
Services Tuesday (Cremation Society). WRIGHT, Harrison L. Ill, 38. Services Tuesday STATE ADA CRADDUCK, Halley, 90. Services Tuesday (Criswell).
SMITH, Elva Arvina, 91. Services Tuesday (Criswell). SOWARD, Johnnie Ves-ter, 87. Services Wednesday (Criswell). ALLEN LINKER, Betty Elizabeth, 69.
Graveside services Tuesday (Criswell, Ada). ALTUS GIFFORD, Linda Sue Dickerson, 45. Services Wednesday (Kincannon-Lee). SWINDELL, Freeman 86. Services Tuesday (Kincannon-Lee).
ALVA OAKES, Renfred "Bud," 69. Services Wednesday (Marshall). STEWARD, Lester "Boad," 69. Services Tuesday (Marshall). ANTLERS BAKER, Michael, 32.
Services Tuesday (Mills Coffey). BARTLESVILLE BEASLEY, Marjorie 85. Services pending (Nee-kamp). MICHNO, Doris Marie (Swank), 80. Mass Wednesday (Arnold Moore).
BIG CABIN PEETOOM, Tony 52. Private family services (Cremation Society). CHATTANOOGA BRUSTER, Carol 55. Services Tuesday (Jackson, Frederick). CH1CKASHA HAWKINS, Jacob M.
"Jake, 68. Services Tuesday (Ferguson). POOL, Dorothy 73. Services Tuesday (Ferguson). COMANCHE MORGAN, Charles W.
57. Services Wednesday (Morehead-Goetz). DAVIS BRIGHT, Robert Olan, 93. Services Tuesday (Fox). DURANT GROVER, Delores 60.
Services Tuesdav (Brown's). TRANTHAM, Thomas, 61. Services Tuesday (Brown's). EUFAULA ARTERBERRY, Millard, 73. Services pending (Black's).
FAIRMONT McHENDRY, Ira 73. Services Tuesday (Ladusau-Evans). FRANCES RAMOS, Donna Kaye, 53. Graveside services today (Criswell, Ada). GEARY WHITE, Marietta Kay, 54.
Services Tuesday (Turner). LANGLEY ROBBINS, Goldie Bell, 78. Graveside services Tuesday (Luginbuel). LAWTON BURTON, Marcus 90, Graveside services Tuesday (Whinery-Huddleston). LUTZ, George 71.
Services Wednesday (Lawton Ritter Gray). McCAULEY, Elmer 77. Services Tuesday (Becker). LOOKEBA BARGER, Milford, 76. 1999 at Victory Christian Center, located at 42nd and MacArthur Blvd, OKC, OK, Officiated by Jean Andrews and Don Ramsey and many lifelong friends will be sharing their closest memories of him.
the western United Stales. He spent one summer working in Yellowstone Park and another summer he climbed Mount White-horse. He traveled to Oklahoma City in 1930 where he began working al Fidelity National Bank. He met and married Beulah Sampson on February 21, 1932. They moved to Kansas Cry in 1936 where he was employed as a bank examiner by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
He was transferred to Clinton, OK where he met Don West. He and Don formed "West and Mikesell Public Accountants" in 1943. He built a beautiful home and a prosperous business in Clinton. Beulah died on March 27, 1976. They were married 44 years.
On August 11, 1977, George married iva Velma Syrles. George nick-named Iva as "Joy" because she was the "Joy" of his life. George gave Joy the best years of her life. They moved to Edmond, OK in 1979, where they enjoyed retirement and cared for their lovely home. On December 4, 1991, they moved to Epworth Villa where they met many new friends.
George and Joy had 20 years of marriage together before her death on January 31 1998. They were a beautiful couple. George was involved in many organizations: Masons, Knife and Fork Club and Rotary. George was a member of Rotary for 54 years. In Rotary, he held every office including President.
He earned perfect attendance for 48 years until his health failed. George loved the fellowship of of Rotarians and honored the rotary Motto, "Service Above Self." According to his fellow Rotarians, George lived this motto daily. "He was always thinking of others" said Sandy Chapell. In 1987, he and a friend formed the Edmond Central Rotary Club. George started this club when he was 82 years old and personally recruited 22 members of a club that now has more than 100 members.
On Wednesay, March 18, 1998, the Rotary celebrated "George Mikesell Day" and it was there that Mr. Mikesell was presented with a trophy to honor his long service and perfect attendance. Due to his great example, The "George Mikesell Service Above Self Annual Award" was initiated. Also, in 1998 he was honored with an annual award named for him, the "George Mikesell Rolarlan of the Year Award." Rotary countant. George was very active at Epworth Villa participating in country line dancing, as President of the Men's Coffee Club, and was instrumental in getting the club started and he was instrumental in obtaining speakers for the club.
George also loved the dining at Epworth Villa and never missed a meal when he was healthy. George was a member of the Chapel Hill United Methodist Church and member of the Mason's of the Clinton Lodge. George had no children, but he had many step-grandchildren and nieces and nephews who were very close to him. He is survived by his brother, Herbert Baird Mikesell and his wife, Florence of Overland Park, KS; his niece, Carolyn Kellogg and her husband, Charles of Overland Park, KS; nephews, Marvin G. Stice of OKC and Artarlin Sampson of Placerville, CA; step-daughter-in-law, Zelda Syrles of OKC; step-son, Ray Syrles of Muskogee and step-grandson, Jim Price of Edmond.
Great nieces, Myra Woods-ide and Diana Stice. Also leaving loving step-great grandchildren, Heather Price, Jimmy Price, Teri Hinds and so many other step great grandchildren too many to mention. A special thanks to George's good friends and Rotary Colleague Sandy Chapell and her efforts and in caring for George in his last illness. Thanks to the staff at Ep- worth Villa and their efforts and care for George. A very special thank you to Zelda Syrles, George's daughter-in-law, who visited and cared for Geor9e tirelessly throughout his last illness.
A special thank you to George's fellow Rotarians who named their Rotarian of the Year after George and the award is now known as the "George Mikesell Rotarian ol the Year Award" in his memory. Also a special thank you to Barry Rice and his efforts in completing George's recent gift to the Edmond Central Rotary Foundation. In his memory, any contributions may be made to the Epworth Villa Care Study Center. VONDEL L. SMITH SON MORTUARY 13125 N.
MacArthur 720-1439 GREGORY, Lola Mae, 99, teacher, died Dec. 3. Services I p.m. Thursday, Highland Hills Baptist Church (Vondel L. Smith Son North).
JONES, Charlotte (Si-fert), 76, died Sunday. Services pending (Cremation Society). KENNEDY, Ada, 88, died Saturday. Graveside services II a.m. Wednesday, Flynn Cemetery, Cushing (Davis, Cushing).
LADIG, Wanda Mae, 74, died Friday. Services 4 p.m. Wednesday. Baptist Retirement Center chapel (Bill Merritt, Bethany), MATTESON, Dorothy 89, died Saturday. Services 4 p.m.
Tuesday (Capitol Hill). McINNIS, Dr. J. Ther-mon, 89, died Saturday. Services 2 p.m.
Tuesday (Rest-haven, Oklahoma City). MELTON, Karen Kay, 54, died Saturday. Services pending (Bill Merritt South). MILLER, Jean 63, died Sunday. Services 2 p.m.
Tuesday, Putnam City Baptist Church (Mercer-Adams). MILLER, Randy, 51, died Saturday. Services pending (Baggerley South). MORRIS, Leonard, 79, died Saturday. Services pending (Baggerley South).
OWENS, Vcadie, 76, died Sunday. Services pending (Midtown). PARHAM, John 73, died Thursday, Services pending (Midtown). POLK, Dr. Douglas Lyons, 50, died Sunday.
Services 11 a.m. Tuesday, Christ the King Catholic Church (Smith Kernke). SMITH, Martha Lou, died Saturday. Services 1 p.m. Tuesday (Bill Merritt, Bethany).
TATE, Casey Barton, infant son of Jeff D. Tate and PUCKETT Gena Hope McKenzie was born on May 4, 1950, to De'On Mclnroy McKenzie and Robert H. McKenzie. On December 11, 1999 she was in the arms of loving family as her precious spirit left to be with God. "God saw you were getting tired, and a cure was not to be.
So He put His arms around you and whispered, "Come to Me." With tearful eves we watched you and saw vou pass away; although we loved you dearly, we could not make you stay. A golden heart stopped beating, hard working hands at rest; God broke our hearts to prove to us, He only takes the best." Gena grew up In Healdton, OK. She attended Southeastern State, Murray State, and received her registered nurse's credentials from Casper College in Casper, Wyoming. SHE WAS A CAREGIVER AND A CHAMPION TO THE NEEDY! Most recently she resided in OKC. Her gifts were many from horseback riding, playing basketball, nurturing animals and people to swimming and competition diving.
She adored her family and friends. We thank the true caregivers for such diligent" help and support through her numerous Illnesses and brief and lengthy hospitalizations. Ms. Puckett is survived by her daugher. Christen Danielle, Healdlon, OK; her mother, De'On McKenzie, Denison, sister, Deldra Henley; brother-in-law, Joe Henley; nephew, Jace Henley, OKC, and treasured friends and family.
She was preceded In Tuesday (Mayes). BLAIR, Carolyn Sue, 62, died Saturday. Services 10:30 a.m. Tuesday (Memorial Chapel, Noble). CADY, Beverly, 73, died Saturday.
Services 2 p.m. today (Mayes). DILL, Sally, 89, died Sunday. Services pending (John M. Ireland).
MYERS, Stanley, 99, died Saturday. No services (Roesch-Walker). WRIGHT, Dr. Logan, 66, died Saturday. Services pending (Havenbrook).
PIEDMONT CALDWELL, Garrison, infant son of Gary and Anita Caldwell, died Saturday. Services pending (Mercer-Adams). YUKON LAY, Virginia Lee, 68, died Sunday. Services pending (Yanda Son). YANDA, Ethel, 90, died Sunday, Vigil 7 p.m.
Tuesday, funeral home chapel. Mass 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, St. John Nepomuk Catholic Church (Yanda Son). was a big pah of his lite.
The individual for this POLK Douglas Lyons went home to be with Jesus on December 19, 1999 following a lengthy battle with Lou Gehrigs Disease (ALS). He was 50 years old. Doug was born in Oklahoma City on November 17, 1949 to Frank L. and Shirley Douglas Polk. Doug graduated from Northwest Classen High School in 1968, received his BA Degree from Oklahoma University in 1972, received his Masters from Southern Methodist University in 1973, and graduated from the University of Oklahoma School of Medicine in 1977.
After graduation from medical school, he went on lo an internship at the Mayo Clinic. He returned to Oklahoma to complete training in neurosurgery. He then spent several months in London studying at Queen's Square furthering his education in neurology. After this, he joined the practice of Oklahoma Neurological Surgery Clinic, Inc. in 1983, where he practiced neurosurgery until 1996.
He Is survived by his wife, Sharon and daughters, Danielle, 15 and Alexandra, 13; his sister and brother-in-law, Shirley and Jon Blaschke, their children Jon and Sa-mantha; his brother and sister-in-law, Frank and Lou Ann Polk, all of Oklahoma City, His parents preceded him in death. Doug's family will remember that he put his love for the Lord and fatherhood above all else. He was never too busy lo minister to the sick and broken hearted, Even as his health failed, he welcomed anyone needing help to his home and ultimately lo his bedside, He never stopped giving. Doug wishes to be remembered most for his commitment to the Lord, to his family and loved ones, and to his community. Services will be held at Christ the King Catholic Church at 11:00 AM Tuesday, SMITH KERNKE (Dyer).
VINITA BAILEY, Gladys Valentine, 90. Services pending (Luginbuel). WAINWRIGHT GUTHRIE, Debra 46. Services ponding (McClen-don, Okmulgee), WATONGA SMITH, Melva, 49. Services today (Russworm).
brothers, John Robert and Dalton Blue, through Medical School, and later, his son and daughter. The three brothers practiced medicine together for over forty years at the Mclnnls Clinic, His dream and plans for a modern hospital In South Oklahoma City came to fruition when South Community Hospital (now Southwest Medical Center) was built. He Initiated the federal funding and brought his fellow family practloners together to draw the plans for this facility, He served on the board of that hospital, was a life-long member of the AMA, was active In the Oklahoma County Medical Society, and also was a director of Capitol Hill Slate Bank. Dr Mclnnls dedicated his life to medicine, but still found lime to enloy playing golf, fishing and hunting. He served his country In World War II In India and retired as an Army Lieutenant Colonel, Loved and revered by his family, Dr, Mclnnls was lucid and quick-witted lo the end, Hours before his death, PUBLIC RECORDS death by ner oeioveo son, Christopher Daniel; her cherished father, Robert, and her maternal grandparents, Hope and Wilson Mclnrov; paternal grandparents, Leta and Bob McKenzie, all of Allen, OK, Her burial was In the Oil Springs' Cemetery last Tuesdav, Please donate lo any charity In her name.
God said, "Enough Is enough!" PRAISE THE LORD. We will weep but briefly, for your eyes have seen the lace of God, and onco again you are whole In body and spirit. 'Corridor killer sought MCINNIS Thermon Mclnnls, M.D, died at home at the age of 89, Saturday, December 18, 1999 after a long struggle with heart disease, He was preceded In death by his wile, Eleanor, In a loving union that lasted 54 years and a son J.T. Mclnnls, Jr, He Is survived by his daughter, Alice E. Mclnnls, M.D.
Oklahoma City and son, David Mclnnls, M.D, and wile, Pam, San Antonio, Texas; lour grandchildren, Sarah and Kenneth Hughes, Katie Mclnnls, Susan Dikln and husband David; and one great grand- BIRTHS dannhtor. Amantha Dikln, ,0 ffi ho was giving his grand-Florence Blue at hom*o Irt cWWren safl6 adVCe re. aardlno money and rela MUUIB UUIMr, (Willi llna on Juno 15, 1910, he grew up on a tobacco farm Hlllcrtll T. VanQuridy and Luschan, El Reno, a girl. RtnnHtnnc Womm' Hospital ot Edmond and J.
House. Edmond. a rjirl A and A. Bosk. Edmond, a boy J.
and Rahman, Edmond, a boy K. Caonava and Pogi, Okmulgee, a Qlrl. Aldndgn and Ordaz, Oklahoma Ciiy, oW SI. Anthony Laura Tattefmon. Midwesl City, a boy.
Casey and Timothy O. Oumns, Guttata, a boy. Millatla J. Carta. Oklahoma City, a nirl Cas6ia Langslon and Justin Bailoy, Newalla.
a Qlrl. Unlvorilly Yadira Rays) nndAmado Rul. Yukon, a boy Nadia and Jaim Martina Oklahoma City, a boy, Carman and aulllarmo Floras, Pauls Valley, a boy. Jan and Edward Moors, Oklahoma City, a girl Jennilar Armlo and Short Purjh, OWa-homa City. boy, Neva and Willi! Smith, Soyre, a boy.
Leonor and Hugo Vaaquej, Edmond, a airl Maria and Mario Mortinoi, Oklahoma City, ap.1'1 April and Kenny Jennings, Medicine Park, a girl. Amnda and Feliciana Rodrlfluai, Mid' ajnsi City, a boy. Margaret and Douglas Kaefor, Oklahoma City, a boy Limoges-to-Parls express reached 90 mph shortly after 3 on Oct. 13. Since that killing, reports have emerged of a trail of violence and attacks on lone women traveling at night.
Now police are searching for the chief suspect, Ahmed Sid Rezala, 20, who was released from prison in May, Rozaln is described by probation officers as "unstable and dangerous with a liking for knives," A witness had soon him talking to tho British student as sho waited for the Paris-bound express, Rozala was again caught dodging his fare on the Calals-to-Rivlera train on which Caillaux, 36, was murdered. Meanwhile, anothor man with a record of criminal violenco is also reported to have been caught ropoatedly traveling without a ticket on night trains. Worries over which suspect carried out the murders should bo resolved when DNA tests are finished on a bloodstained baseball cap found roar Call-lnux's body, SCRIPPS HOWARD NEWS SERVICE French police search for suspect in slaying of women on trains By Paul Webster fam flan Observer Service PARIS Freezing fog and snow had closed in over northern France when the Calais-Riviera night train began its journey Dec. 13 with fewer than 60 people aboard. Among the passengers was a murderer with a knife, Less than three hours later, ho had stabbed Corlnno Calllnux 13 times while hor 6-yoar-old son lay sleeping on his bunk, Long bofore hor body was found, the man police call the "corridor killor" had stepped off the train during a rural stop and disappeared.
French police said they believed the murderer had struck a night train at least once before, flinging a British student, Isabel Poake, 20, out of a cnrrlago door as the service where she worked In management. Marguerito was a member ot Chapel Hill United Methodls Church, She enloyed oil palnllng, ceramics, basketball, slocks, and computers, She was preceded In death by her parents; a son, Tommy Lee Bllllngsley; and a brother, Charles Casto, Survivors Include two sisters, Elolse Harrell and her husband, Wayne ol Moore, OK, Eileen Peterson and her husband, Virgil OKC, Funeral service will be held 10:00 AM Tuesdav, December 21, 1999. Intor-mont will follow In Memorial Park Cometerv. Memorial donations may bemado to Free to Live In Edmond, OK V0M0ELL. SMITH 80N MORTUARY 13125 MacArthur 720-1439 tionships, His last words to his son David about life were that he had no regrets-he would lust like to do It again, "Trusting In the Lord Is like good medicine, healing your wounds and easing your pain," Proverbs 3:6 Funeral services will be at Tuesday December 21, at Resthaven Memorial Chapel, 104IH and South Walker, Interment will follow, In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Tho University of Oklahoma College of Medicine Alumni Fund, RESTHAVEN FUNERAL HOME SW 104 a Waker 891-1601 with his five brothers and sister.
He came to Oklahoma In 1933 where ho worked his way through school doing odd lobs such as selling shoes and as a barber at the then Crippled Chlldrens Hospital, He received a B.S. In Biology from the University of Okl-homa followed by an M.D, in 1937, After an eight year courtship, ho married Eleanor Dunlvant on December 10, 1938 al what Is now Southmlnstor Presbyterian Church where he served as an elder for many years, Allor establishing a prac-tl, Dr, Mclnnls put his two BltUNOSUEY iniyr Marguerite 73, of OKC, passed away Friday, De-comber 17, 1999 at Mercy Hoalth Center. She was born February 7, 1926 In Edmond, OK to Clarence and Vlrolo (Foster) Casio, She was a graduate ot Pauls Valley Hloh School, Class of 1943. She rotlrod from Southwestern Bell Telephone after 39 years of.
