Obituaries - Dec. 9, 1998
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Balagot, Vergilio C., 76, of Glendale, retired senior engineer for McDonald Douglas. Forest Lawn Mortuary, Glendale.
Casas, Gonzalo, 53, of Mission Hills, custodian for Panorama Bowl. Rucker’s Mortuary, Pacoima.
Fox, Ruth, 81, of San Fernando, homemaker. Utter-McKinley Mortuary, Mission Hills.
Hadjimanoukian, Terfanda, 72, of Glendale, homemaker. Forest Lawn, Hollywood Hills.
Hollyman, Thomas M., 82, of Palmdale, retired scheduler for Rockwell International. Chapel of the Valley Mortuary, Palmdale.
Keith, Robert L. Sr., 80, of Pacoima, chauffeur. Rucker’s Mortuary, Pacoima.
McGarrigle, Marjorie, 80, of Glendale, retired from Pacific Telesis. Kiefer & Eyerick Mortuary, Glendale.
Miller, Christa M., 62, of Lancaster, office manager. Chapel of the Valley Mortuary, Palmdale.
Musser, Edwin R., 90, of Quartz Hill, retired mechanic. Murphy Mortuary, Lancaster.
Schield, Michael Richard, 54, of North Hollywood, retail salesman. Lorenzen Mortuary, Reseda.
Stavaris, Iracles, 60, of Northridge, painting contractor. Bastian & Perrott Mortuary, Northridge.
Tate, Sarah, 85, of Glendale, retired saleswoman for K mart. Forest Lawn Mortuary, Hollywood Hills.
Vela, Frank, 21, of Van Nuys, construction worker. Rucker’s Mortuary, Pacoima.
Vullo, Samuel Francis, 78, of Canoga Park, retired test desk man for the New York Telephone Co. Pierce Bros. Valley Oaks Mortuary, Westlake Village.
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