JERSEY JOURNAL: Thursday, May 5, 1994 OBITUARIES NEW YORK Raymond Sheriff's Raymond M. Yenco, 65, a retired 25-year veteran of the Bergen County Sheriff's Office, died Tuesday in Palisade Medical Center. A lifelong resident of Fairview, Yenco received a certificate of commendation for faithful performance of governmental service for Bergen County and its residents. He retired four years ago after serving as aide to Superior Court Judge James F. Madden.
Yenco was a past president of the Fairview Board of Health and a board member for 20 years. He was also a past president of the Citizens Council for Public Education in Fairview; past vice-president of School 3 P.T.A. and a past of the Fariview Board of Education. He was a past vice president of the P.B.A. of Bergen County Mary R.
Ronzo Mass for Mary R. Ronzo, lifelong resident of Bayonne, will be held 9:30 a.m. tomorrow at Assumption church, Bayonne. Ronzo died at home yesterday. She worked as a dressmaker in New York City for over 35 years before retiring about 10 ago.
She was a member of the Rosary Society at Assumption Church. She is survived by three sisters, Antoinette, Jennie and Rose Mack. Arrangements by Migliaccio Funeral Home, Bayonne. Joe Louis Evans Joe Louis Evans, 34, a lifelong Jersey City resident, died Sunday at Jersey City Medical Center. He is survived by four sons, Victor, Davon, Derrick and Darnell; his father, Robert; his mother, Beatrice (Wilson); seven brothers, Rubin, John, Robert Gary, Jeffery, Curtis and Walik; and sisters, Roberta and Carrie.
A service will be held 9 a.m. tomorrow at Murray's Temple of Service, Jersey City. Cesar A. Haro Cesar A. Haro, 87 died yesterday in Jersey City Medical Center.
Born in Ecuador, he moved to North Bergen 11 years ago, and spent his last year living in Jersey City. He worked as a tailor. He is survived by his wife, Aura (Moreira); three daughters, Elsa, Bella Brucel and Haydee Quiles; two sons, William and Carlos and seven grandchildren. Services are pending. Michalski Funeral Home, Jersey City is in charge.
M. Yenco, 65, Office veteran Local 134, past commander and life member of VFW Post 337, Pouzenc-Griffin, Fariview, serving as an outstanding commander from 1969-70. He was also an active member of American Legion Post 365, Fairview. Yenco belonged to the Bergen County Mutual Aid Society and was the founder and charter member of the Fairview Unico. He was a U.S.
Army veteran of the Korean War. He is survived by his wife, Rose (Donato); his son, Ernest; his daughter, Carol Ann Gratta; his mother, Louise (Pedoto); his sister, Mary Ann Knussman, and four grandchildren. Services will be 11:30 a.m. Friday at Our Lady of Grace church, Fairview. Arrangements by Macagna Funeral Home, Cliffside Park.
Nishan George Bendian Nishan "Nish" George Bendian, 70, a native of Weehawken, died Monday in Clovis Community Hospital, Clovis, CA. Bendian had lived in Fresno, California since 1947, after being discharged from the U.S. Army. In the early 1940's, Bendian played professional baseball for the NY Giants. He was a well known Fresno men's clothing salesman, spending 45 years in the men's clothing trade in California, most recently with Patrick James Men's Wear in Fresno.
He is survived by his wife, Joan; his son, Kevin; three daughters, Lyn, Jeannette Ramirez and Frances Arbogast; his sisters Armen Kostar and Lucy DeMuro and eight grandchildren. Jose Gabriel Nunez Jose Gabriel Nunez, 38, died yesterday at St. Mary Hospital, Hoboken. Born in Santo Domingo, he lived in Hoboken for most of his life. He was a hallman for the Kingsley Condominium Corporation in New York and a member of Doormen and Hallmen Local 32B in New York.
He is survived by his wife, Aura; two sons, Gabriele. Jesus and David; his daughter, Laura Maria; his father, Jose his mother, Alma; five sisters, Neeria, Rosa Julia, Milagros, Idalia and Marianna; and four brothers, Jose, Geraldo, Edwardo and Dezi. Mass will be at 9 a.m. Saturday at Our Lady of Grace Church, Hoboken. Arrangements by Bosworth Funeral Home.
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She was an assembler with the RCA Corporation in Harrison for 20 years, retiring in 1969. She belonged to the Liberty Chapter Order of Eastern Star in Kearny. She is survived by three sons, James, Coling G. and Douglas; her sister Betty Stopherd; nine grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Services will be at 10 a.m.
Saturday in the Wilfred Armitage Funeral Home, Kearny, Arthur S. Lager Services for Arthur S. Lager, 89, of Fort Lee, will be held at noon tomorrow at Gutterman-Musicant Funeral Home in Hackensack. Lager died yesterday in Englewood. Born in Brooklyn, he lived in Ft.
Lee for many years He owned the L.B. Grand Five and Ten store in Union City. He was a member of the World Jewish Congress, the North Hudson Chapter of the American Jewish Congress and the Jewish Community Center of Fort Lee. He is survived by his wife, Laura; two sons, Alan and Bruce; his brother, Bernie; three grandchildren and one great grandson. Nikolaj Prokopenko Nikolaj Prokopenko, 71, of Jer- sey City died Tuesday at Meadowlands Hospital, Secaucus.
Born in Poland, he lived most of his life in Jersey City. He worked 15 years as a machinist for Stanley Tools Newark, before retiring nine years ago. He is survived by his wife, Efymia; two daughters, Helen and Stephanie Pucowski; his son, Gregory; his sister, Anna; two grandchildren and numerous family members in Poland. Mass will be held 10 a.m. Saturday at St.
Anthony's Church, Jersey City. Arrangements by Riotto Funeral Home, Jersey City. Charles A. Bojarski Charles A. Bojarski, 84, a lifelong resident of Jersey City, died Tuesday at Christ Hospital, Jersey City.
He was a security guard for RCA in Harrison for 22 years until his retirement in 1973. He is survived by his wife, Arabelle (Cox); two daughters, Barbara Eames and Janet Wall; his son, Charles three sisters, Marie Pegut, Helen Kasten and Emily Cullen; a brother, William and eight grandchildren. Mass will be held 9:30 a.m. tomorrow at Our Lady of Mount Carmel church in Jersey City. Ar-.
rangements by McLaughlin Funeral Home, Jersey City. Mary Matulat Mass for Mary (Corbisiero) Matulat 85, of Guttenberg, will be held at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow at Sacred Heart Church, North Bergen. Matulat died Tuesday in Palisades General Hospital, North Bergen. A lifelong resident of Guttenberg, she retired as a carver for Kaywoodie Pipe Factory, West New York 13 years ago.
She is survived by her daughter, Lorraine Wenzel; two grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Arrangements by Joseph Z. Konopka Funeral Home, North Bergen. Pauline Womack Services for Pauline (Maxwell) Womack will be held at 7 p.m. tomorrow at Murray's Temple of Service in Jersey City.
Womack, 48, died Sunday at Jersey City Medical Center. A homemaker, she was a lifelong resident of Jersey City. She is survived by her husband, Charles; three daughters, Wanda, Paul and Florence; five sons, Charles, Andrew, Frederick, Corey and Husun; four sisters, Annie Reeder, Dorothy Carter, Shirley Maxwell and Elaine Maxwell; her mother, Annie Craft Maxwell; three brothers, James, Freddy and Johnnie; and seven grandchildren. Kenny Williams Kenny Williams, 36, died Saturday at Jersey City Medical Center. Born in Miami, he lived in Jersey City.
He is survived by two sons, Shayrome Wright and Kendall Wright; his daughter, Tiffany Wright; his father, Henry; four brothers, Daryl, Daniel, Richard and Eric Patterson; and seven sisters, Marilyn, Debra, Sandra, Gwendolyn, Tracy Lee, Sharnette Farrior and Sheila Jeffery. Services will be held noon tomorrow at Murray's Temple of Service, Jersey City. Karl Hettinger, 59, of Onion Field fame BAKERSFIELD, Calif. Karl Hettinger, who survived the "Onion Field" ordeal in which his policeman partner was slain, died yesterday. He was 59.
Hettinger had been ill for several months, friends said. In March 1963, Los Angeles police "officers Ian Campbell and Hettinger were kidnapped and driven to an onion field near Bakersfield. Campbell was shot to death. Hettinger escaped. Their ordeal was chronicled in Joseph Wambaugh's book and movie "'The Onion Field." The Associated Press DEATH NOTICES Death Notices BOJARSKI, McREE, CMIELEWSKI, A PROKOPENKO, COOKE, RONZO, A WHITTED, MATULAT, YENCO.
BOJARSKI CHARLES of Jersey City, on Tuesday May 3, 1994. Beloved Husband of Arabelle (nee: Cox) Bojarski. Devoted Father of Barbara Eames, Janet Wall and Charles E. Bojarski. Dear Brother of Marie Pegut.
Helen Kasten, Emily Cullen, William Bojarski, and the late George Andrew Bojarski. Loving Grandfather of 8 grandchildren. Relatives friends are invited to attend the Funeral from MCLAUGHLIN FUNERAL HOME -Jrni 625 Pavonia Ave, J.C., on Friday May 6th at 8:30 am. Funeral Mass, Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church.
9:30 am. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Visiting THURSDAY ONLY 2-4 7-9 PM. PARKING OPPOSITE FUNERAL HOME. CMIELEWSKI ADAM of Hapatcong: (formerly of Bayonne) on Tuesday Beloved Husband of the late Pauline (nee: Gudel).
Devoted Father of Mrs. Patricia Hadyka, Mrs. Carole Litwin, Mrs. Donna Korba Mrs. Paula Hennessey.
Brother of the late Stanley, Walter, Steve, Edmund Agnes Cmielewski, Bertha Dembrowski Jean Dimek. Also survived by 12 grandchildren 1 great-grandchild. Funeral from BAYONNE MEMORIAL HOME, 854 Ave (corner of 38 St), Bayonne, on Friday Funeral Mass, St. Mary, Star of the Sea Church, 9:30 am. Interment.
Holy Name Cemetery, J.C. Visiting Thurs. 2-4 7-9 PM. CONTRIBUTIONS MAY BE MADE TO: HOSPICE OF MORRIS CNTY, 282 W. Hanover Morristown, 07960 LENA FORD IN MEMORY OF HER 4th BIRTHDAY IN HEAVEN LOVE, HER HUSBAND JIM COOKE RAFFAELA (LENA) (nee: Mascis) on May 2, 1994, of West N.Y., (formerly of Hoboken).
Beloved Wife of Harold. Loving Mother of George Loretta Gregory, and the late Rose McMahon. Dear Sister of Joseph, and the late Frances, Lillian Laido Frank. Seven grandchildren survive her. Funeral from the EARL F.
BOSWORTH FUNERAL HOME, 311 Willow Hoboken, on Friday May 6, 1994. The Funeral Mass will be offered at Church of Our Lady of Grace, Hoboken, Interment following. Holy Cross Cemetery. N. Arlington, NJ.
Visiting Hrs Wed. Thurs. 2-4 7-9 PM. LAGER ARTHUR of Fort Lee, NJ. Beloved Husband of Laura.
Devoted Father of Alan Bruce. Dear Brother of Bernie. Loving Grandfather of Amy, Jeff, Carol and GreatGrandfather of Gregory. Services will be held at "GUTTERMAN-MUSICANT, 402 Park St. Hackensack, NJ.
on Friday, May 6th at 12 Noon MATULAT MARY (nee: Corbisiero) 85, on May 3, 1994, of Guttenberg, N.J. Beloved Wife of the late Richard, Devoted Mother of Lorraine Wenzel and the late Bertha Matulat, Dear Grandmother of 2 and Great-Grandmother of 5. Funeral Mass on Friday May 6, 1994, Sacred Heart R.C. Church, North Bergen. Interment.
Fairview Cemetery. Fairview. Visiting Hours at KONOPKA FUNERAL HOME, 9046 Palisade Ave. No. Bergen, Thursday 2 4 7 9 PM THANK YOU ST.
JUDE L.A.S. LYNETTE GILLIARD IN MEMORY OF YOUR FIRST BIRTHDAY IN HEAVEN We love you so much but GOD loved you more. He called you home to be with him so you won't suffer no more. We love and miss you very much Mother, Sisters, brothers and kids CARD OF THANKS LT. WALTER DILLE WE THE FAMILY, would like to Thank the Town of Guttenberg, for the respect and kindness they have given to my family and special thanks to Mayor O'Donnel and Board of Council, Captain Conversano and Officer David Hurska for a job well done.
Also, te all the police officers that gave their time to give Walter a great send off that will never be forgotten. LOVE THE DILLE FAMILY Sheik trial prosecutor opens seized boxes ra, Andrew Patel and Emanuel By The Associated Press A. Moore, three days to deterNEW YORK A prosecutor mine whether any of the items who was ordered not to open taken from the paralegal were boxes taken in a raid from a protected under attorney-client paralegal associated with ter- privilege. rorism suspect Sheik Omar Ab- Federal agents armed with a del-Rahman said she opened search warrant took the materitwo of the boxes before she re- als Monday from Mohammed ceived the order, lawyer Ron Nabeel Elmasry's Toms River Kuby said yesterday. home.
In a hearing yesterday, Kuby Elmasry said the eight-hour said, U.S. District Judge Mi- raid was an illegal ploy to get chael Mukasey ordered Assis- access to defense strategy. tant U.S. Attorney Kerri Martin He said FBI agents took a Bartlett open any more dozen boxes of cassette tapes of not to of the dozen boxes and not to insermons on the Koran, videospect the materials that have Arabic and the been of opened defense except in the pres- sheik's five- volume tapes, magazines dissertation. ence lawyers.
Mukasey's law secretary, Abdel-Rahman, the blind who would not give her name, Egyptian cleric, is among 15 deconfirmed that there was a fendants in an alleged plot to the matter yesterday bomb New York-area landhearing on but would not discuss it. marks. On Tuesday, Mukasey gave Kuby and his partner, WilBartlett and three defense law- liam Kunstler, are representing yers in the case, Wesley M. Ser- two defendants in the case. Sarah Lawrence students.
protest tenure rejection ternoon, claimed the school was By The Associated Press reneging on a promise made YONKERS, N.Y. More than a dozen students at Sarah Lawrence College went on a hunger strike yesterday to protest the school's failure to award tenure to a popular African professor. "White students and students of color still experience the institution as they did 60 years ago, excluded from the process," said Malka Cyril, a black student who is one of the 15 hunger strikers. The professor involved is Horatio Williams, a Liberian native who teaches sociology and minority affairs classes. He's been at the school for five years, during which he was reviewed twice, as is outlined in the tenure rules, according to Sarah Lawrence spokeswoman Diane Fusilli.
Fusilli said that tenure "is a serious, well-considered and arduous process" that is also confidential. "It has nothing to do with race, it has to do with qualifications," she said. Student opinion of a faculty member was factored into the final decision, according to a statement on the tenure process issued by the school. But the strikers, joined by about another 15 students in a demonstration yesterday af- McREE RUBY (nee: WOMACK) of Jersey City, NJ, on Sunday, May 1, 1994. Beloved Wife of Joseph McRee.
Mother of the late Adella Gardner, Step-mother of Jo-Ann Janice Green, Warren J. James McRee. Beloved Sister of Annie L. Thompson and Charles E. Womack.
Grandmother of 22, Great-Grandmother of 4. Reposing in MURRAY'S "A TEMPLE OF 748 Ocean Ave, until 4PM Friday May 6, 1994. Then in St. Michael's A.M.E. Church.
37 Virginia J.C., where family will receive friends from 6 to 6:45 PM. Funeral Service will follow at 7 PM. Viewing PM Friday in Murray's. Interment, Rosehill Cemetery, Linden, Saturday morning. PROKOPENKO NIKOLAJ, of J.C., died Tuesday Beloved Husband of Efymia (nee: Krulikowska), Devoted Father of Stephanie Emil Pucowski, Helen Prokopenko, Maria Gregory Prokopenko, Loving Grandfather of Michael Michele Pucowski and Dear Brother of Anna.
Also survived by family in Poland. Funeral from RIOTTO FUNERAL HOME, 3205 Kennedy Blvd (cor Stagg St.) J.C., on Sat. at 9am. Funeral Mass, St. Anthony's Church, 10am.
Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery. Visiting Thursday Friday 2-4 7-9 PM. PARKING ON STAGG ST. KENNEDY BLVD. RONZO MARY of Bayonne, on May 4, 1994.
Sister of Rose Mack, Antoinette Ronzo, Jennie Ronzo, and the late Eugenia Ronzo and Christina Giordano. Funeral from LIACCIO FUNERAL HOME, 851 Kennedy Boulevard. Bayonne, on Friday, May 6th. Funeral Mass at Assumption R.C. Church at 9:30 am.
Interment. St. Peter's Cemetery, New Brunswick. Visiting THURDAY ONLY 2-4 and 7-9 PM. To My Beloved Grandmother.
Jane Murdter Happy 1st Anniversary In Heaven God only knows the emptiness I feel in my heart without you. I love and miss you very much. Your Loving Granddaughter, Evelyn Stroem ST. JUDE Holy St. Jude, Apostle and Martyr great in virtue and rich in miracle, near kinsman of Jesus Christ, taithful intercessor of all who invoke your special patronage in time of need, to you I have recourse from the depth of my heart and humbly beg to whom God has given such great power to come to my assistance.
Help me in my present urgent petition. in return. I promise to make your name known in cause to you to be invoked. Say three Fathers," three "Hail Marys" and "Gionas. -Publication must be promised: St.
Jude, pray for us all, who invoke your aid. AMEN. This novena has never been known to fail. This novena must be said for 9 consective days. LA.
five years ago to diversify its faculty and classes. The promise was made after students held a five-day protest in 1989: The students issued an open letter to the administration and "Community at Large," charging the administration ignored them and that the college lacked commitment to "an education which reflects a realistic world view." The letter contained a list of demands, including the retention of Williams and the establishment of a variety of ethnic programs. A recently released report on diversity at the college said that 15 percent of the faculty, or 20 professors, were black. It also lists a wide range of ethnic study courses, such as Asian-American History and African Literature, available at the school. The faculty issued a letter to students on Tuesday saying the tenure decision was "final and will not be reviewed." The faculty had learned of the planned hunger strike and urged the students to reconsider, asking that, instead, students meet with the faculty to discuss their concerns.
The school has 1250 students, graduate and undergraduate. WHITTED SHARVELLE MARIE (Stinky), on May 1, 1994, of Jersey City, NJ. Beloved Daughter of Shervette Whitted and Lee-El Freeman. Sister of Lee-El and Lillian Whitted. Cherished Granddaughter of Emily Whitted and Thurman Powell.
Special Niece of Sharon White, Gwen James Whitted. Special Cousin of Nicole Tennyson. Also survived by a host of other relatives friends. Funeral Service Friday May 6, 1994, 10 am at the Sanctified Church of Jesus Christ, 245 MLK J.C. Viewing TODAY 7-9 PM in the Church.
Arrangements By: WATSON MORTUARY SERVICE, 605 Sandford Ave, Newark, NJ. YENCO RAYMOND on May 3, 1994, of Fairview. age 65. Beloved Husband of Rose (nee: Donato), Devoted Father of Ernest wife Kathleen, Carol Ann Gratta her husband Raymond. Loving Son of Louise (nee: Pedoto) Yenco.
Dear Brother of Mary Ann Knussman. Loving Grandfather of 4 grandchildren, Kaitlyn E. Yenco, Kelsey L. Yenco, Marc W. Gratta Raeanne R.
Gratta. Funeral from A.K. MACAGNA FUNERAL HOME, 495 Anderson Cliffside Pk, N.J., on Fri. at 11:00 am. Thence to Our Lady of Grace R.C.
Church, Fairview, where the Funeral Mass will be offered at 11:30 am. Interment, Fairview Cemetery. Visiting Wed. 7-9 PM Thurs. 2-4 7-9 PM.
TO PLACE A MEMORIAM Call 963-5100 All Memoriams require prepayment 48 hours in advance of publication CLIFFORD CATTENHEAD A Name is Called, A Voice is Stilled, We all must do the Master's will. A love one gone, A life remembered continue your rest in your eternal slumber HAPPY BIRTHDAY LOVE MOM DAD, GLORIA, CYNTHIA, KEVIN, KENNY, DORIAN, NIECES NEPHEWS.
