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LOUIS LEVINE, 73, of Memphis, retired pawn broker, died Saturday in Memphis. Services were Sunday in Anshei Sphard cemetery. Gan Aden Funeral Home had charge. He was a member and board member of Anshei Sphard Beth El Emeth and Baron Hirsch Men's Club, was a member of Memphis Jewish Community Center, and was a volunteer for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, Christian Brothers University and AZA B'nai B'rith Youth Organization. Mr. Levine, the widower of Jean Sobelman Levine, leaves two sons, Howard S. Levine of Nashville and Paul N. Levine of Germantown; a sister, Sylvia Levine Spiegel of Memphis, and two grandchildren. The family requests that memorials be sent to the charity of the donor's choice.
[Obit dated August 19, 2002]
WILLIAM HENRY MATTHEWS Jr., 65, retired from Memphis Light, Gas & Water Division, died Saturday at Methodist Healthcare-University Hospital. M. J. Edwards and Sons Funeral Home has charge. Mr. Matthews, the widower of Shirley Matthews, leaves two daughters, Juanita Warren and Sandra Matthews Harvey, and a son, Steven Matthews, all of Memphis; two sisters, Margaret Harris of Memphis and Betty Matthews of Oakland, and a grandchild.
[Obit dated August 19, 2002]
RAYMOND W. 'BILL' REBEDOUX, 77, of Memphis, retired from the Postal Service after 46 years, died Saturday at American Transitional Nursing Center. Services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Brantley Funeral Home of Olive Branch with burial in West Tennessee Veterans cemetery. He was a member of Central Church and was a Marine Corps veteran. He leaves two daughters, Julia A. Rebedoux of Memphis and Jane R. Wilson of Olive Branch; a sister, Lucille Barnard of Trout Run, Pa., a caretaker, Colleen Teeters of Memphis, and five grandchildren. The family requests that memorials be sent to Veterans Foreign Affairs.
[Obit dated August 19, 2002]
GENE RAE RODERY, 64, of Memphis, retired building manager for Clark & Clark, died Sunday at his home. Services will be at noon Tuesday at Memphis Funeral Home Germantown Parkway Chapel with burial in Memory Hill Gardens. He was a member of Colonial Baptist Church. Mr. Rodery, the husband of Faye Rodery, also leaves three daughters, Gina Rodery Miller of Memphis, Debi Parker Boling of Dublin, Ga., and Sandy Parker Shipley of Kansas City, Mo.; a son, Brian Rodery of Phoenix, and seven grandchildren. The family requests that memorials be sent to Methodist Alliance Hospice.
[Obit dated August 19, 2002]
DONALD EDWARD SPEARS, 55, of Marion, Ark., died Saturday at his home. Services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Roller-Citizens Funeral Home in West Memphis with burial in Crittenden Memorial Park in Marion. He was a member of West Memphis First Baptist Church, the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the American Legion of West Memphis. Mr. Spears, the husband of Joyce Spears, also leaves a daughter, Stacy Cox of Marion; three sons, Donnie Spears Jr. of West Memphis and Robert Spears and Joe Vinson, both of Marion; two sisters, Pat Harrison of Somerville, Tenn., and Martha Jeanette of Centerville, Tenn.; a brother, Kenneth Spears of Marion, and three grandchildren. The family requests that memorials be sent to the West Memphis Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5225.
[Obit dated August 19, 2002]
EVELYN TURBEVILLE, 73, of Millington, homemaker, died Sunday at Methodist Healthcare-University Hospital. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at Speedway Terrace Baptist Church, where she was a member of the WMU, with burial in Northridge/Woodhaven cemetery in Millington. Munford Funeral Home Millington Chapel has charge. Mrs. Turbeville, the widow of Bill Black and the wife of Webster Turbeville, also leaves three daughters, Nancy Shockley of Burlison, Leigh Ann Porterfield of Memphis and Tracey Mott of Jackson, Tenn.; two sons, Daniel Turbeville of Memphis and Louis Black of Munford; a brother, Nick Steele of Petersburg, Va., 18 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. The family requests that memorials be sent to the American Cancer Society.
[Obit dated August 19, 2002]
HAROLD R. WALDVOGEL, 89, of Memphis, formerly of Brookfield, Ill., retired from Western Electric after 40 years, died Saturday at Bright Glade Nursing Home. Family Funeral Care Summer Avenue Chapel has charge. He was a World War II Army veteran who received the Purple Heart. Mr. Waldvogel, the widower of Juanita M. Waldvogel, leaves a daughter, Cheryl W. Veazey of Memphis; two sons, Richard H. Waldvogel of Dallas and Roger A. Waldvogel of Memphis, and four grandchildren.
[Obit dated August 19, 2002]
CHARLES W. WEAVER, 73, of Memphis, former partner and president of Mrs. Weavers Salads, died Saturday in Memphis. Services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Memphis Funeral Home Poplar Chapel with burial in Memorial Park. Mr. Weaver, the husband of Helen M. Weaver, also leaves a daughter, Karen W. Aston of Memphis; two sons, C. Stephen Weaver of Nashville and Bart M. Weaver of Bossier City, La.; a brother, Kyle N. Weaver, and five grandchildren. The family requests that memorials be sent to Wesley Highland Manor.
[Obit dated August 19, 2002]
STERLING P. WILEY Jr., 83, of Bartlett, retired from Smith-Nephew, died Sunday at Baptist Memorial Hospital-Memphis. Cryptside services will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the Memorial Park Mausoleum. Memphis Funeral Home Germantown Parkway Chapel has charge. He was a member of Bartlett United Methodist Church, a World War II veteran and a Mason. Mr. Wiley, the husband of Christine Wiley, also leaves a daughter, Lorraine Wiley of San Francisco; a stepdaughter, Marianne Hooten of Memphis; a sister, Jacqueline Robbins of Westernville, Ohio; two half-brothers, Charles H. Wiley of Lagunitas, Calif., and W. T. Wiley of Woodacre, Calif., and two grandchildren. The family requests that memorials be sent to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital through ESA Delta Phi Chapter in Fort Collins, Colo.
[Obit dated August 19, 2002]
SHELBY SCOTT WILLIAMSON, 30, of Memphis, plumber, died Saturday at his home. Services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Family Funeral Care Summer Avenue Chapel with burial in Elmwood. He was a member of Immanuel Lutheran Church. He leaves a daughter, Jordan Williamson of Memphis; his mother, Linda Booker of Bristol, Tenn.; his father, John Williamson of Memphis; a sister, Vickie McCarty, and a half-brother, Joey Booker, both of Bristol, and a companion with whom he lived, Michelle McGlocklin of Memphis. The family requests that memorials be sent to the Ronald McDonald House.
[Obit dated August 19, 2002]
ANNIE BOB ANDERSON, 88, of 762 Woodlawn, homemaker, died Monday at her home. Services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at Everett Chapel Missionary Baptist Church in Michigan City, Miss., where she was a member, with burial in the church cemetery. H. C. Jett Funeral Home in Collierville has charge. Mrs. Anderson, the widow of Otho Anderson, leaves two daughters, Annie Westbrook of Memphis and Clydie Swift of Evanston, Ill.; five sons, Jim Anderson and Isaac Thelma Anderson, both of Joliet, Ill., Ben Anderson and Thomas Anderson, both of Memphis, and George Anderson of Collierville; two sisters, Betty Batts and Blanch Washington, both of Ashland, Miss., and several grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren.
[Obit dated February 22, 2002]
JAMES AUSTIN, 64, of Memphis, brickmason, died Wednesday at Methodist Healthcare-Central. R. S. Lewis & Sons Funeral Home has charge. He was a Baptist. He leaves a daughter, Lathel Flynn of Memphis; a son, Michael Austin of Kalamazoo, Mich.; three sisters, Frances Massey of Memphis and Brenda Davis and Eara LaFaye Adebomowo, both of Newark, N.J., and three grandchildren.
[Obit dated February 22, 2002]
CLAUDE L. BATTLE, 61, of Southaven, retired truck driver for Yellow Freight, died Wednesday at his home. Services will be at 1 p.m. Saturday at Byhalia (Miss.) First Baptist Church with burial in Byhalia cemetery. Brantley Funeral Home in Olive Branch has charge. Mr. Battle, the husband of Mary Ann Battle, also leaves two sons, Eddie Battle of Hernando and Jack Battle of Southaven; a sister, Carrie Schaab of Texas; five brothers, Carl E. Battle and Emery F. Battle, both of Byhalia, John Thomas Battle of Danville, Ill., William Battle of Anaheim, Calif., and Calvin Earl Battle of North Carolina. The family requests that memorials be sent to the Parkinson's Foundation.
[Obit dated February 22, 2002]
VERA R. BELL, 65, of Millington, homemaker, died Wednesday at Methodist Healthcare-North. Services will be at 1 p.m. Sunday at Mt. Olive AME Church in Millington, where she was a member, with burial at 10 a.m. Monday in Northridge/Woodhaven cemetery there. Millington Funeral Home has charge. Mrs. Bell, the wife of Leon Bell, also leaves three daughters, Curtistene Henry of Millington and Helen Laverne Miller and Degrah Bell, both of Memphis; four sons, Curtis Bell and Reginald Bell, both of Memphis, Tommy Bell of Atlanta and Deron Bell of Fort Knox, Ky.; a sister, Bobbie Jean Wallace of Memphis; eight brothers, Willie Hall, Stanford Hall, Anthony Hall, David Hall and James Wesley Hall, all of Memphis, Starr Hall of Millington, Stanley Hall of Hot Springs, Ark., and Donald Hall of Fort Lee, Va., 11 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.
[Obit dated February 22, 2002]
FRANK WOODROW BORROR, 89, of Horn Lake, retired from Ingersoll-Rand, died Tuesday at Crittenden Memorial Hospital in West Memphis. Smith Mortuary in Charleston, Ark., has charge. He was a World War II Navy veteran. He leaves a sister, Nellie Collier of Tampa, Fla., and a granddaughter who cared for him, Claudia Rowell of Horn Lake.
[Obit dated February 22, 2002]
LOUVELLA BROWN, 73, of Memphis, former employee of Rhea Lee Hat Shop, died Wednesday at her home. Services will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at Temple Church of God in Christ with burial in New Park cemetery. N. H. Owens & Son Funeral Home has charge. Mrs. Brown, the widow of Thomas Brown, leaves four daughters, Loretta Cade, Rosemary Cade, Patsy Hall and Jerri B. Fifer, all of Memphis; seven sons, Willie Cade Jr. of Los Angeles, Will E. Cade of Chesapeake, Va., Alexander Cade, Timothy Brown, Larry Cade and Frederick Monette, all of Memphis, and Terry Cade of Tacoma, Wash.; two sisters, Bessie Ransom and Clara Whitten, both of Chicago, and five brothers, James Monette Jr., Charles Monette, Eddie D. Monette and Edward Monette, all of Los Angeles, and David Monette of Spain.
[Obit dated February 22, 2002]
