Obituaries - April 16, 1994
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Allen, Chester C., 89, of Ventura, retired plumber. Ted Mayr Funeral Home, Ventura.
Barnes, Marie Anne, 72, of Ventura, retired executive secretary for Manville Manufacturing. Charles Carroll Funeral Home.
Jones, Avery, 90, of Ventura, retired self-employed painting contractor. Ted Mayr Funeral Home, Ventura.
Morrow, Hursel Kay, 69, of Thousand Oaks, retired missile systems technician at the Naval Construction Battalion Center, Port Hueneme. Pierce Brothers Griffin Mortuary, Camarillo.
Von Hofen, Opal, 87, of Thousand Oaks, retired self-employed hairdresser. Pierce Brothers Griffin Mortuary, Thousand Oaks.
Wagner, Mary J., 67, of Camarillo, homemaker. Pierce Brothers Griffin Mortuary, Camarillo.
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