In memoriam: Funeral notices, April 26, 2020

ALLEN, Kenneth Lee

76, passed away on April 13, 2020 due to a fall. Born and raised in Maize, Kansas. Ken's family moved to Tucson where he attended the University of Arizona. He graduated from the University of Arizona College of Agriculture with a degree in Animal Science. Post graduation, Ken attended the University of Arizona College of Law and was a practicing trial attorney for 50 years. He was a member of the Pima County Bar, State Bar of Arizona and the American Bar Association. He was the past president of the American Board of Trial Advocates. After retiring from Law, Ken owned and operated a successful Ace Hardware store.

Ken will be remembered for his ability to spin tales, smile, and regale friends and family with stories of wheat farming, raising sheep, law, and life.

At 16, Ken obtained his private pilot license and loved flying, a hobby he pursued throughout his life. In addition to flying, Ken loved his menagerie of animals, including four horses, six dogs and two cats. One of Ken's greatest joys was to go horseback riding in the rolling hills around his home. He was a skilled rider who looked so natural seated in his saddle.

Ken loved his Arizona Wildcats. He watched and followed all the sports and was a season football and basketball ticket holder for years. Ken followed his beloved Dallas Cowboys since their inception in 1960. According to Ken, every year was the year the Cowboys were going to win the Super Bowl.

He is survived by his wife of 56 years, Margaret "Meitchie" Allen and his daughter, Karise and grandchildren, Cooper and Lilly; son, Jackson (Suzi) and Ken's sister, Pam Schley and many friends and family. His family and friends will miss Ken's smile and loving ways. A celebration of life will be held in the fall. Donations may be made to James E. Rogers College of Law Carpenter Scholarship, 1201 E. Speedway Blvd., Tucson, AZ 85721. Arrangements by EAST LAWN PALMS MORTUARY.

AUDELO, Dalia (de la O)

"Del" was born July 6, 1922 and passed away April 9, 2020. Preceded in death by her parents, Maria and Fermin de la O; her daughter, Marie Sandoval and sisters, Benita Leon and Lydia Welch; brother, Tony de la O, and her husband, Armando Audelo. Del is survived by her sons, Frank Beller (Melody), Mark Beller (Francis) and daughter, Fay Colmenero (Sal). She also leaves her sister, Mary O. Green; six grandchildren and four great-grandchildren along with several nieces, nephews and friends who will dearly miss her. Del was last employed at the University of Arizona printing department for 16 years and after her retirement loved to visit New Mexico until she could no longer travel. She wished to be cremated and later in the year services will be announced by her family. Del's family greatly appreciates and thanks her grandson, Bobby Gutierrez who always did so very much for his Nana. Arrangements by BRING'S BROADWAY CHAPEL.

BEAVER, Clyde R.

Our beloved father and grandfather passed away on April 14, 2020 after a brave battle with Parkinson's disease. He was born on November 24, 1930 and raised in Montesano, Washington. Following graduation from high school, he worked in Alaska as a surveyor, then joined the United States Air Force. During that time, he met Darlene, the love of his life. They married in 1954 and were married for 54 years. He attended the University of Texas on the GI Bill and graduated with a degree in mechanical engineering. He and his family moved to Tucson in 1961, and he worked for Hughes Aircraft Company for 24 years until his retirement in 1987. In 1990, he started his own business called Darco, representing parts suppliers, until he closed his business to attend to Darlene.

Clyde defined his life through a strong work ethic, and a love and commitment to family and friends. He had a spirit of eternal optimism and was a man of many talents. He could fix anything, grilled a fine steak and was well-read and informed. Physically fit into his 80's, he was a firm believer in exercise as the key to health. He was a staunch Republican and relished a debate of politics, ideas and faith. He attended St. Michael and All Angels parish. He was an avid University of Arizona football and basketball fan. For many years following retirement, he organized the meetings of the OFC: Old Farts Club, a group of Hughes Aircraft engineers. His engaging and gracious personality made him a favorite of those who knew him. He was a generous friend to many and was always willing to lend a helping hand. Clyde was a devoted husband, a supportive father, and a dedicated grandfather. He is preceded in death by Darlene. He is survived by his three children, Laurie (Dominick) San Angelo, Russ (Roxanne) Hanson and Sara (Ryan) Reynolds, as well as 12 grandchildren. We will miss you, Pa. We express our thanks and appreciation to The Bradford Home for their professional and warm-hearted care of Clyde. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, a celebration of Clyde's life is postponed and will be announced later. In honor of Clyde's memory, you may donate to St. Michael and All Angels parish. Arrangements by FUNERARIA DEL ANGEL.

ELKINS , Deborah Z.

a fearless, wise and caring woman and mother, passed away on April 9, 2020. Wife to her husband George, the love of her life, travelling and two-step dancing partner. She was certainly a cat person but loved her furry-grand-puppy, Brigh to bits. Deb was a dedicated literacy volunteer, volunteer instructor at the Downtown YMCA and a leader in the legal community. She was predeceased by her parents. She is survived by her loving sister, Kathy and the lights of her world - "the kids"- Chris and Cristina. In lieu of flowers, consider donating to a cat shelter, or pass forward an act of kindness in Deb's memory. We will hold a celebration of Deb's life in this world at a later time when social distancing is a thing of the past. Consider our short time together, enjoy a tequila, and say a prayer for Deb. Arrangements by ABBEY FUNERAL CHAPEL.

FRIEDMAN, Cynthia Ann Barr

January 9, 1955 - April 7, 2020

Cynthia Ann Barr Friedman, age 65 of Tucson, AZ passed away unexpectedly at her home on Tuesday, April 7, 2020. She was born on January 9, 1955 in Lansing, MI, the daughter of Darwin and Margaret Barr. Beloved wife of Steven Friedman whom she married September 8, 1979 in Howell, MI. Dear sister to Deb Lekander (Dan Gates), Jody (Scott) Gross and Tricia Wilson. She is survived by many nieces and nephews. Cindy was preceded in death by her father, Darwin (March 11, 2005). Cindy graduated from Howell High School in 1974. She moved with her husband, Steve, to Tucson, AZ, in 1980 where they enjoyed a wonderful life for 40 years. Cindy valued spending time with Steve, her dog and her beautiful gift of knitting. She enjoyed and will be missed by her knitting communities: Old Pueblo Knitter's Guild, Project Linus, and the TVLC. Cindy donated more than 700 hand knitted baby hats to Tanque Verde Lutheran Church's (TVLC) Newborn Project. Cindy loved her family immensely as they loved her. Cindy was a kind soul loved by all who knew her. Arrangements by HUDGEL'S SWAN FUNERAL HOME.

GARZA, Emma Bertha

August 1, 1931 - April 19, 2020

Heaven gained a special angel when Emma (88) passed peacefully at home surrounded by family. Emma was born in Tucson, graduated from Tucson High in 1950 and married the love of her life, Leonzo Garza, in 1951. She loved her husband, her family and dogs more than anything else in the world. Emma, "Ma," loved cooking, shopping and her roses. Emma had unconditional love for her family and put nothing before them. But, if someone needed a home cooked meal "Ma" would gladly provide a great one and a warm embrace. She will be greatly missed by: husband, Leonzo Garza; daughters, Lorraine D. Garza (Steve Wilson) and Denise Murueta (Sergio); sister, Mary Lou Barnett; five grandsons and seven great-grandchildren and numerous cousins, nieces and nephews. In Heaven, Emma is embraced by the open arms of her father and mother, Robert and Aurora Brasker; sons, David and Daniel Garza; daughter, Maria Elena Abel (William Abel); grandsons, Cliff Abel and Tanner Murueta and brother, Robert Brasker. A Celebration of Life will be scheduled at a later date. Arrangements by HUDGEL'S SWAN FUNERAL HOME

GREEN, DeWitt "Dee" Allen, Jr.

age 82, loving husband and father of two children, passed away on April 4, 2020. He was born September 1, 1937 to DeWitt Allen Green and Elizabeth (Wright) Pierce Green in Richmond, VA. He received his Bachelor's degree in English and History from Davidson College in 1960. After graduation, he served in the Army, assigned to the National Security Agency at Ft. Meade, MD. There he met and married his wife of 56 years, Anita (Jacobson) Green, and began his 35-year career in Information Technology. He worked for several engineering companies until his retirement from Dow Chemical in Houston, in 1999. Dee and Anita raised two daughters, Allison and Kristin. He was a wonderful husband and true friend. He adored his daughters and his family. Dee had an unwavering faith in the goodness of humanity. Those who knew him well admired his quiet strength and integrity as well as his wry sense of humor.

Dee had a passion for sports. He played on his high school and college baseball teams and loved tennis and golf. He made long-lasting friendships and treasured the company of his sports companions. Dee had an undying love for the Yankees from a very early age and almost as much affection for the Tarheels. A voracious reader, there was always a book nearby until the last weeks of his life. He was a member of St. John on the Desert Presbyterian Church, where for many years he enjoyed the support and fellowship of dear friends. He served on the finance committee and loved the social times, especially the church bridge group.

Dee was preceded in death by his father, DeWitt and his mother, Elizabeth. He is survived by his wife, Anita; his two children, Allison and Kristin; his brother, Robert and wife Judy; brother, Brent and wife Sookja; sister, Beth (Vince) DeMarco. One niece Suzanne (Clarke) Lemons and two nephews, Christopher and John.

Due to the current health crisis, a memorial will be held at a later date. BRING'S BROADWAY CHAPEL is entrusted with arrangements. Contributions may be made to the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona.

HUMBLE, Marvin Lee

Devoted husband and father, went to be with our Lord Wednesday, April 22, 2020 at the age of 87. Born March 8, 1933 in Humboldt, KS on a small farm, he worked his way through college and graduated from the University of Arizona with a Master's Degree to pursue a career in education. Marvin was an educator and administrator for the Sunnyside school district and attended the Pantano Baptist church. As a UofA alumni, he enjoyed supporting the Wildcats and was an avid fan of the women's softball team for many years. Marvin is survived by his wife, Virginia and brother, Arnold; his sons, James, Marvin "Chuck" and Richard; six grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. He was greatly loved for his exceptional generosity and faithfulness toward his whole extended family and commitment to church and friends.

JONDALL, Jerald D.

Age 87. Died April 9, 2020 in Tucson, Arizona. Born 1933, Roland, Iowa. Jerald, known by others as Jerry, Jon, or J.D. dedicated himself to a lifetime of selfless public service to our country. On the plains of rural Iowa, Jerry grew up with the hardships and lessons of the great depression. Facing adversity early on instilled in Jerry the qualities that would define him throughout life, tenacity, integrity, resilience, resourcefulness, fairness and patriotism. Jerry grew up tough but with a loving, kind heart. A decorated Korean War veteran, he enlisted and served during combat operations aboard the submarine USS Besugo SS-321 interdicting enemy vessels in the northern Pacific. Based in San Diego, CA, Jerry met the love of his life Marjorie Ann, survived by wife of 64 years, a native of Michigan. Upon discharge, they were married in 1956 and he enrolled at Iowa State University. This move was closer to father Truman, mother Ramona, brother Gene who have passed, survived by sister, Pam now residing in Gilbert, AZ. In 1958, was blessed with the birth of their first son Steven, who with wife Theresa presently resides in southeastern Michigan. Jon's young family soon relocated to Michigan. Having family members serving with the Michigan State Police, Jerald aspired to a career in law enforcement. Finding his own pathway, he made application in 1961 to the U.S. Border Patrol where Jerald entered service and graduated academy session 079 on April 18, 1962. Here began a distinguished career of steady progression in rank and responsibility. His first duty station assignment was El Centro, CA. and in 1962 they celebrated the arrival of their second son Michael who with wife Dava make their home in Tucson, AZ. In 1966, they returned to Michigan upon Jerald's promotion to Patrol Agent In Charge of the Trenton, Michigan station. J.D., noted for his tenacity of interior enforcement, some called him by the nickname "The Hauler". His knowledge of marine operations came to good use supervising and patrolling the Great Lakes and river boundaries of the U.S. and Canada. J.D.'s expertise and the field office coverage of Trenton's tri-state area led to his promotion to sector Intelligence Agent. With his performance, he rose to Deputy Chief Patrol Agent and soon after Chief Patrol Agent for the Detroit sector leading immigration enforcement for much of the Great Lakes. In 1981, greater achievement awaited accepting the Chief Patrol Agent Tucson, AZ, sector tasked with nearly all the Arizona international border with Mexico. Under Jerald's leadership, the Tucson sector expanded and modernized, targeting drug interdiction, formalized checkpoint operations, increased sensor and surveillance technology and developing some of the first search and rescue tactical response BORTAC officers. Retiring in 1988, Jon and Marge pursued activities bringing them well-deserved joy. They sought travel in and out of the country. Jon loved the attractions found with pleasant Arizona winters and relished the summers at their lake home near Coldwater Michigan, a family gathering spot going back to 1968. The "Cottage" was a place he sacrificed for early on. Jon took great pride in the many projects he did himself steadily improving the property over the years and the instruction it afforded his sons in doing the same. Many happy memories made there by family and friends alike. Jerald was very fond of time shared with grandsons, Ryan, Adam and great-grandson, Cameron. In Tucson he gave much to granddaughters, Kelsea and Tayler. Preceded in passing by granddaughter, Daniele. As Husband, Father, Grandfather, Brother, Uncle, Friend and Neighbor he gave much and as our Hero will be missed by all. Service by DESERT SUNSET FUNERAL HOME to be scheduled.

KANOUSE, Lisa Marie

Local artist Lisa Marie Kanouse suffered an untimely death on April 7, 2020 at home. She is well known for her paintings of local landmarks and desert scenes and was widely exhibited. Lisa was born May 15, 1976 and lived in the downtown and west side of Tucson, most recently in Barrio Hollywood. She attended Davis Bilingual Elementary, and graduated from Green Fields Country Day School and the University of Arizona. She also attended Parsons School of Design in New York City. She is survived by her mother, Elizabeth Upham and father, Robert Kanouse; her son, Justin Schaffer; brothers, Patrick Bruner of Tucson, Christopher Kanouse, David Kanouse and Aaron Kanouse of Temple, Texas; stepfather, Sean Bruner; stepsister, Mona Bruner; loving companion, Justin Gamble and many friends and supporters. Lisa always enjoyed life and had an infectious laugh that brightened up any room she occupied. Her talent was limitless and her style continued to evolve over the years. She will be deeply missed. A memorial will be announced at a later date. Remembrances can be donated to any local charity helping the homeless. Arrangements by HUDGEL'S SWAN FUNERAL HOME.

DAVID, John Lewis III,

76, died April 9, 2020 in Tucson, Arizona. He was born November 14, 1943 in Bethpage, NY son of John and Bettie David who predeceased him.

John served on the USS Dahlgren during the Cuban Missile Crisis. After his enlistment he graduated from Utica College and Syracuse University with a degree in Electrical Engineering. He worked in the defense industry for 42 years with Texas Instruments, Dallas, Texas and Raytheon, Tucson, Arizona on numerous programs including HARM and UAI. In retirement, he focused his love of music and guitars as a member and president of Desert Bluegrass Association. He was a member of Single Action Shooting Society. Atypical Parkinsons (PSP) curtailed his activities in his later years. John is survived by his wife, Karen; brother, Robert (Bob) and sisters, Polly and Alice and numerous nieces and nephews. A celebration of John's life and remembrance will be held at a later date. Those who wish to remember John may donate to Hermitage No Kill Cat Shelter, Tucson or Humane Society of Southern Arizona or an animal charity of your choice. Fair winds and following seas, John. Arrangements by DESERT ROSE HEATHER.

MARTINEZ, Richard T.

went peacefully to heaven on Sunday, April 19, 2020. To be reunited with the love of his life Olga Martinez, his wife of 60 years. Born and raised in Tucson, AZ and graduated from Tucson High School. Later went on to serve his country in the United States Navy. He was a loyal member of International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local #570 for 55 years. He served in the capacity of many leadership positions. Survived by his children, Richard (Irma), Yvonne, Danielle (Billy), Louie (José) and Monique (Phil); ten grandchildren, 13 great- grandchildren, four great-great-grandchildren, sisters, Mary Louise Gallego and Margaret Lopez; countless nieces and nephews. He will be greatly missed. Due to COVID-19 pandemic, private services will be held. Arrangements by CARRILLO'S TUCSON MORTUARY.

NUDELMAN, Sybil Grace

98, passed away April 17, 2020. She was preceded in death by her husband, Jack; parents, Lonnie and Belva Snipes; sisters, Betty Beneteau and Ann Snipes. She is survived by sons, Andrew (Pat) and Douglas; grandson, Robert; niece, Nicole Williams (Chris); her "Just Jobs" family in Chicago John Plunkett, Ellen Garcia and associates. Arrangements by ADAIR FUNERAL HOMES, Avalon Chapel.

ROACH, Jeremie Blanchard

of Rio Rico, AZ passed away on April 9, 2020. Jeremie was born in Redding, CA on April 28, 1948 to Don and Betty Blanchard. She is survived by her husband, Tim Roach of Tubac; daughter, Paige McCarver and grandson, Jarrett McCarver of Amado, AZ; sisters, Joann Thorpe of Cottonwood, CA and Kym Blanchard of Stephenville, TX; her step-daughters, Traci Biasotti, Courtney Bailey and Lindsay Kaplan and their six children all of CA. Jeremie graduated from Shasta High School in Redding, CA in 1966. She later attended Sacramento State University where she studied geology. For many years Jeremie raised and showed dogs. She won many championships all over North America. Jeremie and Tim lived in Rancho Murieta, CA, St. Peters, PA, Cave Creek, AZ, and for the last ten years in Rio Rico, AZ. Jeremie enjoyed horseback riding, hiking, gardening and anything outdoors. She will always be remembered for her kind gentle spirit and her love of animals. A celebration of Jeremie's life will be held at a later date. Arrangements by GREEN VALLEY MORTUARY.

ROSENBERG, Margarita Dora

October 8, 1969 - April 8, 2020

After a short and valiant fight with complications related to uterine cancer, Margarita passed away peacefully with her husband by her side. Margarita will always be remembered as a kind and selfless person. She was such a shining light, an inspiration, and an uplifter to all she encountered. She was also quite a fighter, but God has other plans beyond our understanding. She touched so many lives in the 50 years that God let us borrow her from Him. Margarita enjoyed baking, gardening and spending time at her ranch in Tubac, AZ. She will be remembered for her humor, kindness, love, compassion, forgiveness and acceptance. Margarita was a great wife, sister, tia and all around beautiful human being. Margarita is preceded in death by her parents, William and Dora Alicia Rosenberg. She leaves behind her husband, Gabriel J. Ortiz; siblings, William (Patty) Rosenberg, Abraham Rosenberg, Ana (Genaro) Acuna, Ruth (John) Turner, Abigail Rosenberg, Bernadette Rosenberg, aunts, uncles, many cousins, nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews, and many friends.

Margarita was instrumental in forming a coalition of scientists and environmental advocates to ensure social justice for thousands of people who were gravely affected by the Grupo Mexico Mine disaster of 2014 in Sonora, Mexico. She was also studying to be a pharmacist.

As an aspiring health professional and advocate for others, Margarita would want people to recognize the signs and symptoms of the disease that tragically took her life too soon. She experienced unusual bleeding, pelvic pain, fatigue, shortness of breath and cough. She endured these symptoms and pain for several months without seeking medical attention. Usually, any delay in seeking medical help may allow the disease to progress even further and lowers the odds of treatment being successful. In Margarita's case, she had a rare and aggressive cancer and the outcome would have been the same. More information can be found on the American Cancer Society's webpage at amp.cancer.org. If you are uninsured or under-insured, Community Health Care Centers have sliding fees and assist with Medicaid enrollment.

In lieu of flowers, please consider donating to Casa Maria Soup Kitchen where Margarita enjoyed volunteering her time and resources. Casa Maria webpage is casamariatucson.org and is located at 352 E 26th St., Tucson, AZ, 85713 (520) 624-0312, Arrangements by DESERT SUNSET FUNERAL HOME.

SADLER, Pat

Pat was born in Tucson, AZ and spent most of his growing up years in Tucson. After high school he went into the Navy and served from 1962 to 1968 with Honorable discharge.

In 1976 he met and married Laurie Collette McMullen. Daughter, Sara was born in 1977. A few years later Pat and Laurie went their separate ways.

In 1994 Pat married Linda May Batson Scadden. They lived in Westfield, New York until her death April 21, 2013, seven years to the day of Pat's passing. After Linda's death Pat moved to Globe, AZ with his sister, Sandy and her husband, Wallace. His health was failing due to dementia and in 2018 he entered into Assisted Living where he was cared for until his passing.

Pat is survived by his daughter, Sara Nicole Mitchell (Sam); sister, Sandra Lee Brewer (Wallace); brother, Michael Stephen Sadler; stepdaughters, Anneliese and Krista Scadden; stepsons, Shane and Jeffrey Scadden all of New York; granddaughter, Briana Nicole Hill; nephews, Cuave (Cindy) Haverland and Lance (Debbie) Haverland. Preceded in death by his wife, Linda; his parents, Robert Stephen Sadler and Helen Irma Aston. Graveside Services were held on Friday, April 24, 2020 at St. David Cemetery in St. David, AZ. Arrangements by LAMONT MORTUARY OF GLOBE.

SHURR , Richard Charles

of Tucson, Arizona went to heaven on April 17, 2020. Dick is survived by his twin sister, Nancy Densing and all of his loving nieces and nephews. He was born August 25, 1939 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to the late Mayme and Charles Shurr and had four siblings. Dick retired from a career at the Post Office and moved to Tucson, AZ. He was passionate about golf, hiking, gardening and the outdoors and enjoyed golfing year-round in his retirement. A Memorial Service to be held at a later date.

ST MICHEL, Edna Jean (Ouellette)

92, of Tucson, Arizona, formerly of Taunton, Massachusetts, went to be with her Lord and Savior on April 17, 2020. She was born to the late Demetrius and Agnes Ouellette on September 3, 1927 in Fall River, Massachusetts.

Edna thrived at the Mountain View Retirement Village in Tucson for over five years after moving to Tucson almost 25 years ago. The staff and residents of Mountain View treated Edna as family and she lived daily life with a smile on her face. Edna was actively engaged in multiple church crafting and benefit activities during her time in Tucson. In her later years, her favorite activities were BINGO and outings to the casino. Edna loved her family of two daughters, four grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.

Edna has now joined her daughter, Brenda; son, Ronald; husband, Edmond and grandson, Christopher in heaven.

Edna is survived by two daughters, Madeleine Wyatt (Frank) and Lorrie Hennessy; three granddaughters, Erin Nutting, Kelly Simmons, Lauren Wyatt and seven great-grandchildren, Allie, Lexi, Greyson, Samantha, Cole, Tenley and Wesley. Her grandchildren and great-grandchildren were the light of her life.

Her sister, Muriel Biermaas of Newport, PA and lifelong friend sister-in-law, Delores Ponte of Tiverton, RI, also survive Edna. In addition, Edna has a large extended family of nieces, nephews and cousins residing in the Northeast.

The family will have a private memorial at a later date. Arrangements by HUDGEL'S SWAN FUNERAL HOME.

STUP, Charles Richard "Dick"

passed away peacefully in his sleep Thursday night, April 2, 2020, just short of his 92nd birthday. He lived a long and full life. Born in Frederick, Maryland, he graduated from Frederick H.S., served in the U.S. Navy and married his high school sweetheart, Marian Etzler. They were married 58 years until Marian passed away in 2006.He had an illustrious career, commencing with being a Contracting Officer at Fort Detrick, and then proceeding to hold ever more responsible positions in procurement for international engineering firms, before retiring as Director of Procurement for Jacobs Engineering in 1995.As well as being a devoted father and husband, he contributed much to society with the time and effort he spent in leadership roles with the March of Dimes, Boy Scouts of America, and the Shriners. He received the Silver Beaver Award for his distinguished service.Dick enjoyed playing cards, bowling, golf, watching sports, fishing, home improvement projects, singing, listening to "Swing" music and watching old movies. In his youth, he enjoyed playing marbles, ice skating, and fishing.He is survived by his son, Charles Richard Stup, Jr.; his daughter, Vicki Lynn; his grandson, Todd Daniel Stup; his granddaughter, Leah Danielle Stup and his great-grandson, Nikoli Cray Stup. Arrangements by ADAIR FUNERAL HOMES, Avalon Chapel.

SWEEDO, Leone

91, born June 4, 1928 in Binghamton, NY, died from complications of sepsis and unrealized cancers. She was diagnosed with Alzheimer's in 2011 and has since resided at the Cascades in Tucson. She was preceded in death by her husband, John Sweedo and her daughter, Sandra Fenton.

She is survived and loved by siblings, George Pennell (Charlotte) NC, Juanita Robbins (Billy) CA and Donna TX; her children, Michael (Clare Bonelli) and Robert (Donna); grandchildren, Jae Carnsew (Leslie), Stacy Guillen (Manny), Tara Ingham (Chad) and Alice (Conal); great-grandchildren, Gabrielle, Abygail, Keegan and Kason.

John's Army career took them to many places including Japan, France and Alaska. They later retired in Arizona after John returned from Viet Nam in 1968. Leone began her 35+ years as a Red Cross volunteer at DMAFB. After John's retirement from Hughes, they crisscrossed the country via their travel trailer to enjoy genealogy research and vacations. She took a very active role with Society of Military Widows and visited with the other members to host cities such as Hawaii, Washington, DC, Dallas and Oklahoma City.

Arrangements by EAST LAWN PALMS MORTUARY. In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to the American Red Cross in honor of Leone's volunteer service. For her love of ice cream, please enjoy some in her honor. It was always one of her greatest pleasures.

TEBO, Judith "Judi" Ann

made her transition April 10, 2020 in Tucson, AZ. She was born May 16, 1934 in Kokomo, Indiana. She graduated from Marion (Indiana) High School, attended Indiana University, San Diego State College and earned a Bachelor of Science degree in food and nutrition from the University of Arizona. She did an extensive amount of volunteer work while she was raising her family. Although she enjoyed her career in real estate, her first love was teaching and she continued to substitute teach long after her retirement from TUSD. As per her request, there will be no viewing, funeral or burial with East Lawn providing the arrangements for cremation. She is survived by her children, David, Douglas (Rick), Donald, Julie (Mark) Gunther, Dann and six grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren. A celebration of life will be announced at a future date. Arrangements by EAST LAWN PALMS MORTUARY.

VIETA, Suzanne

It is with a heavy heart that we mourn the passing of our mother on April 18, 2020 in Tucson Arizona (due to the Covid virus). She was able to hear from all of us by phone. Special thanks to nurse Debbie who held the phone to her ear and told us of how she reacted when we spoke. Three of mom's greatest accomplishments were #1 moving to Tucson where she loved the desert and all its beauty and, of course, the weather. #2 Being a driving force for the American Heart Association CPR in Braille for the blind program. #3 Having a role in starting 911 in Jackson County, Michigan - helping to save lives will never end for her.

Of course her truly greatest was raising our family to be the best we can be, giving our talents to those who need them and just being a great mom!

Suzanne was predeceased by husband, Norman; baby, Christopher and parents. Survived by children, Patricia (Thomas), Stephen (Jean) and Mark (Kathy); grandchildren, Jessica, Nicholas and Sarah and great-granddaughter, Morgan.

All who knew her should now celebrate that she is in peace and having a great time with dad, Henry and Katie and all the members of our family and friends in eternal rest and joy.

Peace be with all of you and stay safe and well.

Due to the Corona virus, no services are planned at this time. Remembrances may be made to a charity of your choice.