Citizen Staff Writer

Compiled by Daniela Vizcarra. For information, call 573-4561

Socorro Anna Aguirre, 70, April 29, homemaker. Carrillo’s Tucson Mortuary

Mary G. Barrios, 81, May 2, housekeeper. Carrillo’s Tucson Mortuary

Ignacia Bartlett, 96, April 28, hairdresser. Carrillo’s Tucson Mortuary

John F. Barwell, 86, May 6, engineer. Desert Sunset Funeral Home

Ethel Block, 90, May 2, accountant. Hudgel’s Swan Funeral Home

Carol Ann Bray, 74, May 2, homemaker. Desert Sunset Funeral Home

Maria Jesus Chaboya, 87, April 29, homemaker. Carrillo’s Tucson Mortuary

Cleo Christofferson, 83, May 1, homemaker. Hudgel’s Swan Funeral Home

Joyce Crawford, 90, April 28, psychologist. Hudgel’s Swan Funeral Home

Warren D. Decker, 65, April 11, security guard. Hudgel’s Swan Funeral Home

Jesus Q. Elias, 104, May 4, cobbler. Carrillo’s Tucson Mortuary

Jose M. Fernandez, 92, May 4, pipe fitter. Carrillo’s Tucson Mortuary

Pablo Caballero Figueroa, 76, May 1, horse trainer. Carrillo’s Tucson Mortuary

Frances G. Flores, 93, April 28, homemaker. Carrillo’s Tucson Mortuary

Shirley M. Fry, 93, May 4, cook. Hudgel’s Swan Funeral Home

James Gardner, 76, May 5, property officer. Hudgel’s Swan Funeral Home

Faith M. Gildea, 50, May 2, caregiver. Hudgel’s Swan Funeral Home

Reinalda Duarte Gomez, 89, May 1, homemaker. Carrillo’s Tucson Mortuary

Leonard Griffith, 86, April 29, banker. Hudgel’s Swan Funeral Home

Troy G. Hanusa, 44, May 1, truck driver. Hudgel’s Swan Funeral Home

Fern B. Heinrich, 90, May 1, accountant. Desert Sunset Funeral Home

Eliza Y. Jacobs, 88, April 22, homemaker. Carrillo’s Tucson Mortuary

Clare Kendall, 49, May 4, farmers market grocer. Hudgel’s Swan Funeral Home

Cruz Leon, 74, April 27, teacher’s aide. Carrillo’s Tucson Mortuary

Catherine McBride, 84, April 30, homemaker. Hudgel’s Swan Funeral Home

Willis McCarter, 88, May 6, manager. Adair Funeral Homes Dodge Chapel

Jose Luis Moreno, 50, May 2, custodian. Carrillo’s Tucson Mortuary

John D. Murdaugh, 94, May 2, U. S. Postal Service. Hudgel’s Swan Funeral home

Antonina Occhipinti, 93, May 6, housekeeper. Desert Sunset Funeral Home

Virginia Slater, 72, May 3, nurse. Hudgel’s Swan Funeral Home

Carmen G. Soltero, 77, April 27, cook. Carrillo’s Tucson Mortuary

Irving Turbin, 85, April 30, sales. Hudgel’s Swan Funeral Home

Urbaldo Urbano, 76, April 30, supervisor. Hudgel’s Swan Funeral Home

Betty Elaine Villano, 71, April 30, manager. Adair Funeral Homes Dodge Chapel

Sara Joyce Whitaker, 80, May 5, artist. Adair Funeral Homes Dodge Chapel

Mary Wollard, 72, April 30, clerk. Hudgel’s Swan Funeral Home

Irene Pacheco Zepeda, 69, April 30, homemaker. Carrillo’s Tucson Mortuary

Citizen Staff Writer

RENÉE SCHAFER HORTON

rshorton@tucsoncitizen.com

The University of Arizona has been reluctant to address specifically how much money this year’s massive campus reorganization would save, but Thursday at the Arizona Board of Regents meeting, the number was clear: $6 million.

The amount was detailed in a presentation on UA’s Academic Strategic Plan by Provost Meredith Hay.

Hay was joined by the provosts from Arizona State University and Northern Arizona University in reviewing for regents major campus academic changes.

Regents unanimously approved all three plans with no comments or questions.

Hay said “no rock was left unturned” during the shake-up at UA, which resulted in closing numerous underenrolled majors, creating the Colleges of Arts, Letters and Sciences and mergers of various departments.

The estimated savings are expected to come from consolidation of administrative and business functions in merged colleges and departments, as well as layoffs of employees in certain areas.

According to documents presented to regents, staff layoffs are expected in the colleges of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Architecture and Landscape Architecture, Engineering, Humanities, Science and University College, which is being eliminated. Further savings will be realized by using fewer adjuncts in the colleges of Science and Education, according to the report.

Citizen Staff Writer

Citizen Staff Report

news@tucsoncitizen.com

A man was arrested for allegedly setting a midtown home on fire early Thursday.

Tommy J. Quintier, 41, faces charges of criminal damage, second-degree burglary, unlawful means of transportation and arson of an occupied structure, a Tucson police news release said.

Firefighters went to a condominium in the 5700 block of East Glenn Street about 2:46 a.m. and extinguished the fire, but not before it caused an estimated $250,000 damage.

Capt. Trish Tracy, a spokeswoman for the Tucson Fire Department, said nobody was home when the fire started.

Police and fire investigators found that the fire was started in three spots inside the home.

Witnesses reported seeing Quintier leaving the area driving a vehicle belonging to the residents of the torched home, authorities said.

Investigators served a search warrant at Quintier’s home and found evidence connecting him to the fire, said Sgt. Fabian Pacheco, a police spokesman.

Quintier is being held at the Pima County Jail, Pacheco said.

Citizen Staff Writer
Police chief

DAVID TEIBEL

dteibel@tucsoncitizen.com

City Manager Mike Letcher is expected to announce his pick for Tucson police chief Friday afternoon after a whirlwind three days of candidate interviews by community members, the police staff, the city staff and the City Council.

Thursday morning, community and neighborhood leaders questioned the three finalists for four hours, asking them how to combat Tucson’s most serious crime problems and their attitudes toward working with community members on crime problems.

The three, Assistant Chief John Leavitt, Assistant Chief Roberto Villaseñor and Capt. Brett Klein, were chosen from a list of nine department applicants Wednesday.

The panel meeting, from 8 a.m. to noon, was followed by other meetings with police rank-and-file employees, commanders and union representatives. The afternoon sessions Thursday were not open to the public, said Cindy Bezaury, head of the city’s Human Resources Department.

The three were to be reduced to two Thursday evening or Friday morning and a public “meet-and-greet” session with City Council members was scheduled for 8 to 9:30 a.m.Friday with the two finalists at the Tucson Convention Center, Bezaury said.

Letcher will then nominate a new chief Friday afternoon and the City Council will either endorse or reject his nominee at its meeting Tuesday night. Under the city charter, the city manager selects the police chief.

Thursday, the three finalists talked of the value of community-based policing, forming close relationships with community members who can take steps to help curb crime in their neighborhoods and who can keep police informed about neighborhood crime problems.

They also talked of their opposition to police profiling based on race, gender or sexual preference.

Leavitt recalled how the department began addressing profiling issues in 1998.

“We are leaders in the nation on this issue,” Leavitt said.

Villaseñor said it was important for the chief to form relationships with business and community groups to learn what crime problems they face and what they want from the Police Department to help solve those problems.

“The Police Department must be responsive to the needs of the community,” Leavitt said.

Said Klein, “The community is important. . . . You are not so much the chief of police as you are a member of the community.”

Asked about Tucson’s crime problem, all three candidates agreed drug dealing, drug use and drug-related crimes are the city’s most serious concerns.

“Drugs are a bane to our community,” Klein said.

“The drug problem is the biggest problem we have,” said Leavitt.

Nearly every serious crime in the city is in some way related to the drug problem, Villaseñor said, adding, “it is interwoven with our life.”

All three candidates spoke of the need to take enforcement action against drugs, but they also said treatment and prevention programs aimed at the problem are just as important.

Asked for his position on working with federal agencies to enforce immigration law, Klein said such enforcement “is a federal responsibility.”

He said that much of the Tucson community does not see violation of immigration law as a local crime issue.

Klein said there is a need to work with federal agents on other law enforcement issues, such as a growing border violence problem.

The other two candidates were not asked their view on border crime enforcement.

The questions they were asked were submitted in writing and asked by Independent Police Auditor Liana Perez and city Human Resources Manager Tameron Collins.

After the discussion, David Robles, with the 29th Street Weed and Seed Coalition on the city’s Southeast Side, said, “I think it was very informative, I think all three are very good, viable candidates.”

Glen Perin, a retired Arizona prison warden now working as a criminal justice instructor at Pima Community College, said all three were acceptable.

“They are all very close in my estimation and I really do believe any one of them would do a good job,” Perin said.

The city has a requirement that department heads live within the city limits.

None of the candidates for police chief lives in the city, but each man said he would move if chosen for the job.

Capt.

Brett Klein

Age: 50

Hired by TPD: 1987

Education: Will graduate from Northern Arizona University next month with a bachelor’s degree in applied sciences.

TPD history: Currently West division commander; other command experience includes logistics division, advanced training section, family and sex crimes section and traffic enforcement. He also was former chief Richard Miranda’s chief of staff from 2005-07. He was a police officer in Iowa from 1980-1987.

Asst. Chief

John Leavitt

Age: 48

Hired by TPD: 1982

Education: Master’s of education, NAU

TPD history: Command experience includes administrative services bureau commander, field services bureau, investigative services bureau, midtown division, field support division, central investigations division and SWAT. Former chief Douglas Smith’s chief of staff 1997.

Asst. Chief

Roberto Villaseñor

Age: 50

Hired by TPD: 1980

Education: Master’s of education, NAU

TPD history: Command experience includes investigative services bureau, administrative services bureau, field services bureau, support services bureau, West division, management information division, field support division, MANTIS, Midtown operations division, Office of Professional Standards, hostage negotiations unit.

Citizen Staff Writer

Compiled by Daniela Vizcarra. For information, call 573-4561.

Reymundo Acadiz, 68, April 13, refrigeration technician. Funeraria del Angel

Maria Alloway, 64, April 20, retail assembler. Funeraria del Angel

William Carr III, 69, April 15, gas company inspector. Funeraria del Angel

Flora Etta Cuccinello, 84, of Oracle, April 25, homemaker. Desert Sunset Catalina

Letha Davis, 94, April 17, government clerk. Funeraria del Angel

Herrell Hill, 85, April 20, homemaker. Funeraria del Angel

Charles J. Hollis, 94, April 28, manager. Bring’s Memorial Chapel

Sandra Nelson, 66, April 24, beautician. Funeraria del Angel

Iris Scheel, 83, April 22, homemaker. Funeraria del Angel

Edward Seale, 94, April 22, mechanic. Funeraria del Angel

Timothy Watterson, 41, April 25, steel machine operator. Funeraria del Angel

Citizen Staff Writer

Citizen Staff Report

news@tucsoncitizen.com

A 58-year-old Tucson man drowned Wednesday in his East Side pool.

The man, who authorities are not identifying, was declared dead at the scene at his home in the 6600 block of East Julia Street.

He was found in the pool by his stepson, who called 911 at about 5 p.m., said Sgt. Fabian Pacheco, a spokesman for Tucson police.

Police investigators do not know how the man ended up in the pool but determined it was not the result of foul play, Pacheco said.

He also said there was no evidence that alcohol played a role in the incident.

Citizen Staff Writer

DAVID L. TEIBEL

dteibel@tucsoncitizen.com

A woman was shot with her handgun by a driver she and another woman tried to carjack at an East Side drugstore Thursday, a Tucson police spokeswoman said.

The wounded woman was taken to a hospital and is expected to recover, Officer Linda Galindo said. The woman’s friend was not found.

The driver was awaiting service about 12:30 a.m. at the drive-through window of the Walgreens on East Grant Road near North Swan Road when the two women approached him.

One of them brandished a pistol and demanded his car, Galindo said.

The man struggled with her, wrested the handgun away and shot her.

The man drove from the area and called police, who found the wounded woman at the drugstore, Galindo said.

The woman has not been publicly identified as she has not been charged in the case, the officer said. The driver’s name has not been released because he is a victim.

Citizen Staff Writer

SHERYL KORNMAN

skornman@tucsoncitizen.com

On April 16, Justice Court Judge Jose Luis Castillo dismissed a charge of misdemeanor second-degree criminal trespass filed last September against Tucsonan John R. Brakey.

Brakey was arrested after he refused to leave Pima County election headquarters, 3434 E. 22nd St., on Sept. 6, 2008.

He refused to leave the building after allegedly “disrupting the process” of ballot counting during an audit of the ballots following the Sept. 2 primary election.

He told the Citizen he was arrested after he questioned why some ballot bags were improperly sealed.

County election workers called a sheriff’s deputy to escort him from the building after he didn’t heed their order to leave.

Brakey is a computer expert who was called to testify for the Pima County Democratic Party in its effort to force Pima County to release electronic vote databases back to the late 1990s, the Citizen reported in September, after the arrest.

Citizen Staff Writer

Compiled by Daniela Vizcarra. For information, call 573-4561

Cruz Bueno, 87, April 11, homemaker. Funeraria Del Angel

Frank D. Holguin, 93, April 21, construction worker. Desert Sunset Funeral Home

Mabel Mey, 104, April 3, clerk. Funeraria Del Angel

Alexis Nuñez, 17, April 8, student. Funeraria Del Angel

Rachel Thompson, 50, April 10, caregiver. Funeraria Del Angel

Ana Rios, 45, April 9, housekeeping. Funeraria Del Angel

Steven Romero, 45, April 15, occupation unavailable. Funeraria Del Angel

Dustin Thomas Uselton, 24, April 17, truck driver. Desert Sunset Funeral Home

Dessie Woodard, 82, April 6, housekeeping. Funeraria Del Angel

Citizen Staff Writer

Compiled by Daniela Vizcarra. For information, call 573-4561

Anne Elizabeth Bounds, 83, April 8, antiques dealer. Adair Funeral Homes Dodge Chapel

Orval Brace, 72, April 11, mechanic. Bring’s Broadway Chapel

William J. Carlberg, 80, April 9, computer analyst. Bring’s Broadway Chapel

Frank Romero Chavez, 92, April 9, heavy equipment operator. Carrillo’s Tucson Mortuary

Vernon D. Click, 82, April 12, phone repairman. Bring’s Broadway Chapel

Anne T. DeFino, 79, April 10, manager. Bring’s Broadway Chapel

George Edward Deschamps, 82, of Montana, April 2, range consultant. Adair Funeral Homes Dodge Chapel

Teresa Angela Dickey, 37, March 28, occupation unavailable. Adair Funeral Homes Dodge Chapel

William J. Fioritti, 84, April 11, U.S. Army. Bring’s Broadway Chapel

Steven Foraker, 53, April 13, U. S. Postal Service. Bring’s Broadway Chapel

George C. Fritz, 84, of Green Valley, April 7, technical writer. Adair Funeral Homes Dodge Chapel

Arthur R. Gadway, 81, Feb. 14, occupation unavailable. Adair Funeral Homes Dodge Chapel

Clerece Grisel, 87, April 3, homemaker. East Lawn Palms Mortuary

Emma L. Hawkins, 85, April 14, civil service. Bring’s Broadway Chapel

Sheila Rosemary LaMantia, 89, April 9, secretary. Adair Funeral Homes Dodge Chapel

William E. Law, 84, April 14, pipe fitter. Bring’s Broadway Chapel

Sharon Elaine Lebo, 62, April 11, beauty consultant. Adair Funeral Homes Dodge Chapel

Barbara Lewis, 78, April 11, homemaker. Bring’s Broadway Chapel

Dorothy Martinez, 80, April 14, housekeeping. Carrillo’s Tucson Mortuary

Sally L. Metz, 94, April 11, self-employed. Bring’s Broadway Chapel

Raymond Gomez Molina, 72, April 10, miner. Carrillo’s Tucson Mortuary

Carlos R. Montoya, 86, April 11, office administrator. Carrillo’s Tucson Mortuary

Pamela J. Muñoz, 52, March 29, occupation unavailable. Adair Funeral Homes Dodge Chapel

Robert Eugene Nicholson, 90, April 9, salesman. Adair Funeral Homes Dodge Chapel

Edward J. Pisarsky, 76, of Marana, April 7, truck driver. Adair Funeral Homes Dodge Chapel

Frans Pothoff, 82, April 7, physician. Adair Funeral Homes Dodge Chapel

Clifton C. Pottorff, 91, March 30, manager. Heather Mortuary

Gerald L. Rohde, 76, April 9, U. S. Air Force. Bring’s Broadway Chapel

Gilbert M. Santa Cruz, 85, April 4, musician. Carrillo’s Tucson Mortuary

George Fleming Sillik, 80, April 12, truck driver. Carrillo’s Tucson Mortuary

Hans N. Spear, 90, April 15, contractor. Evergreen Mortuary Cemetery & Crematory

Theodore Jay Wilson, 58, April 3, policeman. Adair Funeral Homes Dodge Chapel

Citizen Staff Writer

Compiled by Jared Juan. For information, call 573-4561.

Samuel H. Bailey, 81, April 6, accountant. Heather Mortuary

Duane Gerald Benson, 80, March 30, farmer. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Ramona Burns, 78, March 31, homemaker. South Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery

Jayden Burruel, infant, March 25. South Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery

Florence Caluori, 90, March 26, homemaker. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Maria Natividad Villeda Campos, 82, March 25, homemaker. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Ruth H. Colboth, 90, March 31, homemaker. South Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery

Karen Cook, 67, March 31, registered nurse. South Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery

Powell Matland Dickerson, 85, April 3, engineer. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Marilyn Dooley, 71, April 5, phone company worker. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Elfriede Feldman, 76, March 26, self-employed. South Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery

Boyd Fay Fenton, 71, March 28, sales. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Ashley Fimbrez, 23, March 29, medical assistant. South Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery

Brian William Hakala, 31, April 3, construction. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Jill Hanson, 66, March 30, bookkeeper. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Rickie D. Hines, 60, March 27, customer service representative. South Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery

John Gavin Howser, 32, March 29, occupation unavailable. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Pete C. Jimenez, 82, March 31, accountant. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Thelma LeGard, 99, April 4, homemaker. South Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery

Lawrence Lawton Lucas, 69, March 28, mechanical design. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Myrtle Alice Luker, 78, March 29, Federal Bureau of Investigation. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Betty C. Mujica, 87, April 2, sales. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Patricia Ann Noel, 46, March 8, clerical. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Ruth R. Ortiz, 68, April 3, aerospace wiring. South Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery

Willa J. Parks, 83, April 5, homemaker. South Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery

Edward Miller Riggs, 86, March 27, machinist. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Charles Schroeder, 66, March 27, artist. South Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery

MaryEllen Simmons, 59, March 28, manager. South Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery

Dorothy Stringfellow, 86, April 4, sales. Heather Mortuary

Mary M. Tilton, 76, March 30, homemaker. South Lawn Mortuary and Cemetery

Arlene D. Widmer, 61, March 24, homemaker. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Lotar Zahradka, 86, March 30, professor. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Citizen Staff Writer

Compiled by Daniela Vizcarra. For information, call 573-4561

Harland Beckman, 89, March 19, equipment technician. Hudgel’s Swan Funeral Home

Dean Marlin Branson, 65, March 6, scheduler. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Jack Raymond Brooks, 68, March 19, veteran. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Miguel Angel Figueroa Carrillo, 79, of Mexico, March 18, electrician. Adair Funeral Homes Dodge Chapel

Juana Reyes Coburn, 64, March 24, homemaker. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Mildred Colberg, 88, March 25, homemaker. Hudgel’s Swan Funeral Home

Beryl R. Coleman, 81, March 25, homemaker. Hudgel’s Swan Funeral Home

William Wesley Creech, 84, March 22, business owner. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

George Kirk Davis, 53, March 22, counselor. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Max Fogel, 92, March 19, occupation unavailable. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Stewart Robert Gable, 78, March 21, U. S. Air Force. Adair Funeral Homes Dodge Chapel

Janet Lee Gee, 76, March 24, business owner. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Janet G. Gilbert, 71, March 14, occupation unavailable. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Janet Lynn Halama, 61, March 22, bookkeeper. Adair Funeral Homes Dodge Chapel

Barbara Haupt, 78, March 25, homemaker. Hudgel’s Swan Funeral Home

Isidro Revollar Herrera, 61, of Mexico, Dec. 16, janitor. Adair Funeral Homes Dodge Chapel

John Raymond Huber Jr., 69, March 24, electrician. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Jack Jacobson, 87, March 23, program director. Bring’s Broadway Chapel

Kimberly Judith Jameson, 39, March 20, bartender. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Virginia D. Kane, 91, March 18, homemaker. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Beverly Louise Kennedy, 81, March 23, homemaker. Adair Funeral Homes Avalon Chapel

Jerome Kindler, 71, March 22, delivery foreman. Bring’s Broadway Chapel

Richard Kulas, 72, March 20, fire captain. Bring’s Broadway Chapel

Chester “E” Lee lll, 55, March 18, manager. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Roger Locke, 74, March 22, electrician. Bring’s Broadway Chapel

Emelia Longsworth, 60, March 21, nurse. Bring’s Broadway Chapel

Daniel Jaime McDonald, 67, of California, March 23, construction. Adair Funeral Homes Dodge Chapel

Carmen A. Ramos, 70, March 22, janitor. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Edna May Stull, 88, March 23, self-employed. Adair Funeral Homes Dodge Chapel

Norma Elain Thomas, 84, March 18, homemaker. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Rohland Herman Thomssen, 84, March 24, realtor. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Jamie Lym Trainer, 83, March 22, counselor. Bring’s Broadway Chapel

Louise P. Vlahogeorge, 81, March 21, business owner. Bring’s Broadway Chapel

Blena Walmer, 81, March 18, teacher. Hudgel’s Swan Funeral Home

Citizen Staff Writer

Compiled by Jared Juan. For information, call 573-4561.

Janet M. Arachy, 46, of Arivaca, Feb. 8, operator. Evergreen Mortuary Cemetery & Crematory

Frances Askenaizer, 81, Feb. 5, realtor. Evergreen Mortuary Cemetery & Crematory

Pamela Sue Basharaim, 58, Feb. 11, secretary. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Iva May Bitner, 85, Feb. 6, caregiver. Evergreen Mortuary Cemetery & Crematory

Edward Courtland Dixon III, 64, Feb. 3, supervisor. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Guillermina S. Duarte, 53, Feb. 6, homemaker. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Virginia Lillian Gawlak, 61, Feb. 18, occupation unavailable. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Eugene Ginkins, 82, Feb. 23, occupation unavailable. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Gregory Paul Harris, 50, Feb. 2, construction. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Virginia Herrera, 82, Feb. 9, homemaker. Evergreen Mortuary Cemetery & Crematory

Carl R. Hill, 80, Feb. 5, engineer. Evergreen Mortuary Cemetery & Crematory

Shirley Ann Hutchison, 69, Feb. 24, homemaker. Arizona Mortuary

Olivia K. Massaquoi, 8, Feb. 5, student. Evergreen Mortuary Cemetery & Crematory

Rebecca Lee Meyer, 55, Feb. 9, director. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Esther C. Parkis, 95, Feb. 8, homemaker. Evergreen Mortuary Cemetery & Crematory

Pamela Lane Patey, 58, Feb. 20, sales. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Otto Rosenblad, 71, Feb. 12, road maintenance. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Armondo Rubio, 50, Feb. 21, auto body work. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial

Norma J. Staats, 83, Feb. 7, homework. Evergreen Mortuary Cemetery & Crematory

Emory E. Taylor, 93, Feb. 6, truck driver. Evergreen Mortuary Cemetery & Crematory

Eleda M. Wooden, 80, Feb. 7, bookkeeper. Evergreen Mortuary Cemetery & Crematory

DEATHS

Citizen Staff Writer

Compiled by Daniela Vizcarra. For information, call 573-4561.

Elaine Cann, 87, of Catalina, Feb. 2, homemaker. Adair Funeral Homes Avalon Chapel

James do Carmo, 42, Feb. 3, U.S. Air Force. Bring’s Broadway Chapel

Frank R. Culhane, 85, of Oro Valley, Jan. 26, engineer. Vistoso Memorial Chapel

Paul T. Dale, 80, Feb. 2, carpenter. Carrillo’s Tucson Mortuary

Matthew D. Davis, 26, Feb. 2, insurance sales. Bring’s Broadway Chapel

Diana Donovan, 75, of SaddleBrooke, Jan. 30, interior designer. Vistoso Memorial Chapel

Billie L. Fox, 78, Jan. 30, manager. Bring’s Broadway Chapel

Augustus F. Fraleigh, 67, Feb. 3, U.S. Air Force. Adair Funeral Homes Dodge Chapel

Richard D. Franks, 65, Jan. 29, technician specialist. Vistoso Memorial Chapel

Robert Geho, 84, Feb. 1, U.S. Air Force. Bring’s Broadway Chapel

Edith Ginther, 80, Jan. 30, insurance clerk. East Lawn Palms Mortuary

Dale Harold Hansen, 72, Jan. 28, supervisor. Adair Funeral Homes Dodge Chapel

Rosalie Herlihy, 69, of Vail, Jan. 28, production specialist. Vistoso Memorial Chapel

Marion E. Kawulok, 64, Jan. 30, master weaver. Bring’s Broadway Chapel

Blair Kuropatkin, 64, Jan. 22, counselor. Adair Funeral Homes Dodge Chapel

Steve “Tim,” McFall, 54, of Oro Valley, Jan. 28, pump technician. Vistoso Memorial Chapel

Madeline Mayer, 89, Jan. 31, homemaker. Vistoso Memorial Chapel

Nieves M. Mendoza, 59, Jan. 31, laborer. Carrillo’s Tucson Mortuary

Daisy D. Ortiz, 34, of Sells, Jan. 31, homemaker. Adair Funeral Homes Dodge Chapel

Rosemary Parra, 49, Feb. 1, housekeeper. Adair Funeral Homes Dodge Chapel

William J. Prius, 78, Jan. 29, carpet layer. Vistoso Memorial Chapel

Herbert Reay, 78, Jan. 31, customs. Bring’s Broadway Chapel

Fernando S. Rivera, 83, Feb. 1, landscaper. Carrillo’s Tucson Mortuary

Joel Rodriguez, 20, Jan. 29, occupation unavailable. Carrillo’s Tucson Mortuary

Rebecca A. Sandoval, 85, Feb. 3, nurse. Heather Mortuary

John A. Smith, 93, Feb. 1, engineer. Bring’s Broadway Chapel

Dorothy E. Snyder, 42, Feb. 5, homemaker. Bring’s Broadway Chapel

Albert Robert Solis, 54, Dec. 21, accountant. Adair Funeral Homes Dodge Chapel

Robert T. Southerland, 81, Feb. 1, cryptanalyst. Bring’s Broadway Chapel

Selma Taub, 89, Jan. 23, volunteer. Vistoso Memorial Chapel

John H. “Red,” Turner, 75, Feb. 3, pilot. Vistoso Memorial Chapel

Patricia J. Walton, 84, of Oro Valley, Jan. 28, homemaker. Vistoso Memorial Chapel

Eleanor Louise Weinheimer, 94, of Oro Valley, Feb. 3, homemaker. Adair Funeral Homes Avalon Chapel

Citizen Staff Writer

Compiled by Savannah Kurkowski. For Information, call 573-4561.

Yoel Sayad Adams, 89, Jan. 2, accountant. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial.

Richard Braim Barnett, 77, Jan.14, business owner. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial.

John Henry Blake lV, 42, Jan. 7, construction supervisor. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial.

Linda L. Conklin, 62, Jan. 18, truck driver. Desert Sunset Funeral Home.

Ben Cordova, 77, Jan. 12, automobile sales. FDA South Lawn.

Pedro L. Cunes, 93, Jan. 14, civil service. FDA South Lawn.

Sara B. Delgado, 85, Jan. 10, homemaker. FDA South Lawn.

Ellen C. Fallon, 78, Jan. 4, homemaker. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial.

Mildred Viola Hammond, 96, Jan. 3, X-ray technician. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial.

Dorothy A. Hergenrother, 82, Jan. 15, housewife. Desert Sunset Funeral Home.

Covell B. Humbard, 65, Jan. 13, Baptist minister. FDA South Lawn.

William Lewis Jaggers Jr., 85, Jan. 8, delivery man. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial.

Joseph Jones Sr., 75, Jan. 15, automotive printer. Bring’s Broadway Chapel.

Albert W. Krivitsky, 76, Jan. 17, industrial engineer. Vistoso Memorial Chapel.

James Jeffery Lidgard, 70, Dec. 29, truck driver. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial.

Mark Adolph Lippert, 72, Jan. 11, U.S. Marine Corps.. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial.

Paul de Madeira, 60, Jan. 13, pharmaceutical sales. Bring’s Broadway Chapel.

George J. Markovich, 85, Jan. 14, business owner. Bring’s Broadway Chapel.

Theresa M. Mason-McDowell, 55, Jan. 15, medical technician. Bring’s Broadway Chapel.

Anita C. Moss, 83, Jan. 14, homemaker. FDA South Lawn.

Ruben A. Ortiz, 61, Jan. 9, electrician. FDA South Lawn.

Jon E. Payne, 64, Jan. 18, reservation agent. Vistoso Memorial Chapel.

Larry P. Penisten, 59, Jan. 17, assistant manager. Desert Sunset Funeral Home.

Patricia A. Salgado, 70, Jan. 14, licensed practical nurse. Bring’s Broadway Chapel.

Margaret San Angelo, 95, Jan. 14, retail manager. Bring’s Broadway Chapel.

Edward Jackson Sanchez, 51, Jan. 4, landscaper. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial.

Vivian Gallardo Sharpe, 88, Jan. 12, registered nurse. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial.

Gary Wayne South, 68, Jan. 7, plasterer. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial.

Lee Thomas, 74, Jan. 14, truck driver. Desert Sunset Funeral Home.

William F. Towle, 82, Jan. 14, accountant. Bring’s Broadway Chapel.

Ruben Valenzuela, 30, Jan. 12, occupation unavailable. FDA South Lawn.

Ernest Vega, 61, Jan. 10, welder. FDA South Lawn.

Marvin Watkins, 91, Jan. 8, farming. FDA South Lawn.

James H. Webb, 66, Jan. 17, systems director. Vistoso Memorial Chapel.

Donald C.C. Williams, 70, Jan.14, phone technician. Desert Rose Cremation & Burial.