Obituaries - Dec. 25, 1991
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Barrett, Eva Sue, 78, of Panorama City, retired circuit assembler for Lockheed Corp. Pierce Brothers Meyer-Mitchell Mortuary, Van Nuys.
Donatelli, Helen F., 90, of North Hollywood, homemaker. J. T. Oswald Mortuary, North Hollywood.
Elliott, Stythe T., 71, of Sun Valley, department manager for Lockheed Corp. Eternal Valley Mortuary, Newhall.
Feeney, Georgia A., 69, of Westlake Village, homemaker. Pierce Brothers Valley Oaks Mortuary, Westlake Village.
Fischer, Gerald S., 29, of Lancaster, mechanic for McDonnell Douglas. Halley-Olsen Funeral Chapel, Lancaster.
Grant, Gordon H., 87, of Van Nuys, retired tool and die maker for Canadian General Electric. Pierce Brothers Meyer-Mitchell Mortuary, Van Nuys.
Karloff, Zinaida, 71, of Valencia, retired machine operator. Eternal Valley Mortuary, Newhall.
Levitoff, Harold, 71, of North Hollywood, self-employed architect. The Neptune Society, Burbank.
Long, Carl E., 81, of Glendale, retired inspector for Lockheed Corp. Kiefer & Eyerick Mortuary, Glendale.
Sailors, Anna Mary, 85, of Lancaster, homemaker. Halley-Olsen Funeral Chapel, Lancaster.
Sepelia, Joseph, 64, of Burbank, maintenance worker. Crawford Mortuary, Northridge.
Shinkle, Teresa A., 24, of Burbank, beauty supply saleswoman. The Neptune Society, Burbank.
Wilson, Mildred A., 81, of Lancaster, retired nursing assistant for Veterans Administration Hospital. Eternal Valley Mortuary, Newhall.
Information on Valley-area deaths is provided by cooperating mortuaries.
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