Eddys Lee Beasley Rough, BHS 1941

Eddys Lee Beasley Rough, BHS 1941

1 May 1923 - 14 Aug 2021

Eddys Lee Rough (nee Beasley) passed away August 14, 2021 in Chico, California at the age of 98. She was born to Edgar and Emily Beasley in Burbank, California, May 1, 1923. Her parents and her younger brother Alfred predeceased her. 

She enjoyed a long and loving marriage of over 70 years to Charles Lamont Rough who predeceased her in 2012. Beloved by her family, she is survived by her two sons Charles (Patricia) and Richard (Mandy); six grandsons James, Sean (Kendall), Charles (Genevieve), Jonathan (Kaitlin), Christopher, & Alexander; and nine great-grand-children. She was also blessed with five step-grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. 

Her husband Charles always remarked on the moment when he first saw Eddys at a DeMolay dance where she was wearing a turban in the style of Lana Turner and dancing her heart out. When they started dating, they both enjoyed spending evenings out in Hollywood listening and dancing to the big bands. Her love of music is a legacy that passed to her sons and continues to enrich their lives to this day. 

She graduated from Burbank High School in 1941. Eddys and Charles were married April 5, 1942 in Montecito, CA. While her husband was in Europe fighting in World War II, she worked at Disney Studios in Burbank during a period when Disney was not only creating many of their animated classics, but also producing films to support the war effort. During this time she met and worked with many of the creative talents and contributors to those classics. When the war ended, she welcomed her husband home with joy and open arms as they began their life together. 

Besides raising two sons with her husband, she was engaged in many volunteer activities over the years. Her favorite was serving as a volunteer coordinator for over 23 years with the American Red Cross. It was there that she made many dear and lasting friends. Her Christian faith and resiliency were legend, most recently surviving the Camp Fire in 2018 that destroyed the Town of Paradise. where she was living at the time. 

During the last year of her life, she had said that she was ready to go to the Lord and be reunited with her husband Charles. Her family is certain God granted her wish. Her family would like to thank Windchime Assisted Living in Chico and Butte Home Health & Hospice for their loving and compassionate care of Eddys. 

There will be an internment of her ashes at the Beasley family plot in the San Gabriel Cemetery on September 13, 2021 at 10 am. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made in her name to the American Red Cross.

Published by Chico Enterprise-Record on Aug. 29, 2021.

Arthur Lee Fall, BHS 1941

Arthur Lee Fall, BHS 1941

Coeur d’ Alene Press, Coeur d’ Alene, Idaho, Friday, January 11, 1991

Art L. Fall, 67, Coeur d’ Alene, died at his home Wednesday, January 9, 1991.

He was born February 17, 1923, in Gallup, New Mexico, to Howard and Gladys (Graham) Fall. He was raised and graduated from high school in Burbank, California. He served with the U. S. Navy during World War II. After his discharge, he became an excavating contractor in the Los Angeles area. He married Sue Welch on October 3, 1952, in Las Vegas, Nevada, and they moved to Coeur d’ Alene wherehe continued his career as a contractor and developer. In 1959 he built the Kidd Island cabins, a resort at Kidd Island Bay that he and his wife owned and operated for 17 years. For the past several years he worked on energy conservation heating systems.

He traditionally used the initials E.N. after his name, designating he was an energy nut.

He was the first president of North Idaho Building Contractors Associations, was a charter member of Homeowner Warranty Program of Idaho and the Kidd Island Bay Development Corp. and a member of Inland Northwest Energy Efficient Builders Association.

Survivors include his wife, Sue, at home; daughters, Diane Fall and Cindy Fall of Post Falls, Carol Ruyl, Susan Loper and Sandy Ward of Coeur d’ Allene, brother Wally Fall of Reseda, California, and 10 grandchildren.

Memorial service will be 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Christ the King Lutheran Church with Rev. Ray Connor officiating. Yates Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. The family prefers memorials to Christ the King Lutheran Church. 

Elden Dale Billups, BHS 1941

Elden Dale Billups, BHS 1941, Yucaipa resident

Elden Dale Billups, 67, of Yucaipa died of cardiac arrest Sunday January 6, 1991 at Redlands Community Hospital. Billups, a native of Bloomington, Nebraska, lived in San Bernardino County for 37 years.

Surviivors include his wife, Ella; three sons, Donald and Dan, both of Yucaipa, and Jack of Escondido; a daughter, Janel Eckels of Redlands; two brothers, Bill of Camarillo and Larry of Glendale; two sisters, Alta Dean of Mission Hills and Lenora  Sells of Van Nuys; 11 grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.

Visitation will  be 5 to 8 p.m. todayat Emmerson-Bartlett Calimesa Chapel, 1000 Calimesa Blvd. Graveside services will be at 11 a.m. Friday at Desert Lawn Cemetery, 11251 Desert Lawn Drive, Calimesa.

Published in The San Bernardino County Sun, San Bernardino, California, Thursday, January 10, 1991

LeRoy Allen Lingensjo, BHS 1941

LeRoy Allen Lingensjo, BHS 1941

The Valley Times, Van Nuys, California, November 20, 1962

2 MEN TAKE OWN LIVES

Two Encino men killed themselves Monday in separate incidents, police said. One apparently was driven by financial problems and the other by mental problems.

LeRoy Allen Lingensjo, a 39-year-old electrical design engineer of 17349 Tiara Street, shot himself in the head with a rifle in his garage shortly after 9:30 p.m. His wife Rosemary, told police her husband had been under treatment for a mental disorder.

The second man, Art M. Gilbert, 49, unemployed, of 4224 Havenhurst Dr., took an overdose of sleeping pills Monday afternoon, according to police.

Obituary 

Valley Times, Wednesday, November 21, 1962

Leroy A. Lingensjo, age 39, of Encino, passed away November 19, 1962. Survived by wife Rose Mary; two daughters, Carolyn and Lori; two sisters, Mrs. Doris Grottstrom and Mrs. Florence Chandler. Graveside services will be Friday, 10 a.m., San Fernando Mission Cemetery. J.T. Oswald Reseda Mortuary.

Massimo (Massie) Pete Quinte, BHS 1941

Massimo (Massie) Pete Quinte, BHS 1941

Los Angeles Times, Tuesday, April 19, 1994

Massie Pete Quinte, age 70; passed away on April 14, 1994. A native Californian, born in Burbank, he was a United States Navy veteran.

Survived by his wife, Gloria, children, David and Diane, grandchildren, Kenneth and Denise. 

Funeral Services to be held 11 am, Wednesday, April 20, at Church of the Hills, in Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Hollywood Hills. Visit his Find A Grave Memorial.

Allegra Behar Menashe, BHS 1941

Allegra Behar Menashe, BHS 1941

Ventura County, Ventura, California Star-Free Press, Thursday, November 29, 1962

DIVERS RECOVER BODY OF MOORPARK WOMAN

Funeral services were to be conducted in Ventura today for Mrs. Abraham Menashe, 39, Moorpark housewife who died in the crash of her light plane off Santa Barbara Monday afternoon.

Mrs. Menashe’s body was recovered yesterday from her shattered aircraft a few hundred feet offshore of the Hope Ranch area by divers working in a dense curtain of kelp in 60 feet of water.

CAUSE UNKNOWN – Attempts were being made to bring the wreckage of the Cessna 175 Skylark to shore, so that FAA investigators can probe the cause of the crash, which came moments after the student pilot had taken off at Goleta airport. Mrs. Menashe, the former Allegra Behar, was born in New York City, November 21, 1923.

Her family moved to Burbank where she and her husband-to-be, Abraham, were classmates in Burbank High School. Mr. Menashe is a prominent Moorpark poultry man. They celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary recently with an air trip to Arizona. They had lived in Ventura County 11 years.

SURVIVORS – Survivors include three sons, Victor, Jack and Marc Menashe, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Behar, Burbank; sisters, Mrs. Stella Gilbert, Miss Rose Behar, and Mrs. Jack Mutal, and a brother, Eli Behar, all of Burbank.

Cantor Theo Cotler was to officiate at funeral rites in the Joseph P. Reardon Funeral Chapel, Ventura, at 2:30 p.m. today with burial following in Ivy Lawn Cemetery.

Anthony Ardissoni, BHS 1941

Anthony Ardissoni, BHS 1941

Published in the Los Angeles Times, Sunday, October 19, 1986

Anthony Ardissoni resident of Carlsbad, died Thursday, October 16, 1986; born in Wilsonville, Illinois. He was a plumber for 26 years with Belvedere Plumbing. 

Survived by wife, Helen Ardissoni; son, Rick Ardissoni and daughter, Sandra Wierzbanowski; 3 grandsons; brother, John Ardissoni and sisters, Vickie Baht, Lena Ardissoni and Yolanda Ghiselli.

Arrangements by Eternal Hills Mortuary.

Ira Lee Spencer, BHS 1941

 Ira Lee Spencer, BHS 1941

Los Angeles Times, Sunday, December 23, 1945

TWO KILLED IN MISHAPS ON SLIPPERY STREETS

Two persons were dead and a third seriously injured in traffic accidents on Los Angeles’ slippery streets yesterday, police said.

Thrown from a skidding automobile, Ira Lee Spencer, 22, of side Drive of Glendale, police said, Spencer, former Army pilot, was riding with William James Claxton, of 2836 Pariso Way, La Crescenta, and was hurled headlong into the curbing when the car skidded in attempting to avoid a collision with another machine. Claxton was not held.

Donald Marsh Forker, BHS 1941

Donald Marsh Forker, BHS 1941

The Magee Courier, Magee, Mississippi, Thursday, April 12, 2012

Donald Marsh Forker, Magee- Born July 6, 1923 in Burbank, California. Donald Marsh Forker was the second son of Donald and Florence Elizabeth Podmore Forker. Raised during The Great Depression. Don graduated from Burbank High School in June 1941 and attended Pasadena Junior College until he entered the Tenth (10th) Mountain Division during World War II.

Assigned to Company B, 86th Mountain Infantry Division, he trained at Camp Hale, Colorado for eighteen months and Camp Swift, Texas for five months, ultimately landing in Naples, Italy on Christmas Eve, 1944. Entering combat January 8, 1945, Don participated in the Battle of Riva Ridge, Italy, receiving a Bronze Star for his service. Discharged on November 29, 1945, Don married Jane Humphrey on June 20, 1947. They would have celebrated sixty-five years of marriage this June. They had two children, Linda Diane Forker Bulgar and Robert Randall Forker.

Betty Anne Blanchard Heitmann, BHS 1941

 Betty Anne Blanchard Heitmann, BHS 1941

EX-BURBANKER SLAIN IN NEVADA HOLDUP

A Burbank High School graduate was one of three persons killed Tuesday August 29, 1967, in the $35, 000 robbery of a bank at Overton, Nevada, a small town near Las Vegas.

The victim was Mrs. Betty Heitmann, 44, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Blanchard, of 421 N. Lomita.

Mrs. Heitmann, a 1941 graduate of Burbank High School, had three daughters, Martha, 24, of Burbank; and Betty Lou, 12, and Barbara, 15, both of whom were visiting their grandmother here at the time of the slaying.

Arrested in connection with the murders of the two women clerks and the bank manager was Terry Lynn Conger, 23, a construction worker. He was arrested in Las Vegas Wednesday on three counts of murder, and held without bail.

A major search is still under way by the Clark County, Nevada Sheriff's office to find evidence in the case, including all but $2,000 of the stolen money which was found in a farmhouse.

The robbery was staged just before closing time at the one-story bank on Main Street. Investigators said "the bodies of the victims were stacked like cordwood" in the vault. They were all shot in the back of the head. 

Mrs. Heitmann's other survivors include her husband, Jack, and two sisters, Mrs. Warren Jackson, of 711 E. Harvard, and Mrs. Wayne Haggard, of Ogallala, Nebraska. 

Services for Mrs. Heitmann will be Friday in Overton.  Find A Grave Memorial

NOTE: Terry Lynn Conger, who 32 years ago killed the manager and two women tellers of an Overton Bank and stole $35,000, died Sunday September 19, 1999 due to complications from diabetes at University Medical Center. He was 55. 

He killed 30-year-old bank manager Larry Staley and clerks Vera Walkington, 30, and Betty Heitmann, 42. They each were shot in the head with .45-caliber rounds from a semiautomatic pistol.

Phyllis Gentile Goddard, BHS 1941

Phyllis Goddard, 96, of Mt. Pleasant, IA, died Thursday, July 9, 2015, at Arbor Court in Mt. Pleasant.

The family will receive friends between 10-11 a.m. on Saturday, July 25, 2015, at the Olson-Powell Memorial Chapel. A memorial service will follow beginning at 11:00 a.m. with Pastor Brad Gillis officiating. A private family burial will be in Forest Home Cemetery following the service. A memorial has been established to The Fellowship Cup for the back to school and children’s programs.

Born July 6, 1919 in Taos, New Mexico, Phyllis Lucille was the daughter of Robert and Mary (Casio) Gentile. She graduated from Burbank High School in Burbank, CA. On September 6, 1941, she married Derrell “Sarge” Goddard. He preceded her in death in August 1981.

Phyllis was a devoted wife and homemaker. For many years, she was a cook at Headstart. A terrific cook, Phyllis was known for her hat and doll cakes. Doll collecting was a favorite hobby. She was extremely hard working, and she would always think of others by doing anything for anyone. She dearly loved her family and enjoyed family gatherings. She especially enjoyed celebrating birthdays and Christmas.

Survivors include a son, Danny (Cookie) Goddard of Phoenix, AZ; two daughters, Donna Cook and Sharon Gillis both of Mt. Pleasant, IA; seven grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; and five great-great-grandchildren.

Preceding her in death are her parents; husband; son-in-law, Ron Gillis; and a sister, Antoinette Torrez.  

Marcia Willis Young, BHS 1941

Marcia Willis Young, BHS 1941

March 1, 1923 - October 9, 2020

From the Senior Bulldogs Newsletter - Our most senior Sr. Bulldog passed away this year. Her family moved to Burbank in 1937 from Indiana, and Marcia lived in that house until her marriage to Ronald Dinsmoor in 1941. They had a daughter, Diane. Ronald died in boot camp during the war and is listed on the City of Burbank War Memorial.

In 1946, she married James Young, and son Phillip was born. Marcia worked in their optical business for two decades, and she was active at First Christian Church of Burbank. She loved sewing, crocheting, crafts, reading, and the Los Angeles Dodgers. 

Marcia is survived by her daughter Diane Engelbrite, daughter-in-law, Terry Young, and their children and grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband Phil Young and her son Phil Young, Jr. Marcia was a very sweet lady and will be missed by all of us.

Phyllis Julius Radford, BHS 1941

Phyllis Radford

1923 - 2015

Phyllis Radford, 91, of Santa Maria, CA, passed away on January 19, 2015, of natural causes. She was born in Los Angeles two weeks after her parents emigrated from Canada. The family resided in Burbank, CA, where she graduated from Burbank High with the Class of 1941. While working in a local jewelry store, she met George Radford whom she married in November of 1941. Together they had two children and moved to Glendale where George's business was located. She was a homemaker and did some work in modeling.

In 1956 George decided to relocate his window business (Radco Products) to Santa Maria where they resided until 1967 when the business was moved to Honolulu where she began to work in the business as an administrative assistant. After a decade in the aluminum railing business, they relocated to Santa Maria in 1978 to manufacture solar thermal collectors for the next 30 years.

Phyllis was active for many years in the Santa Maria Country Club and St. Peter's Episcopal Church. She was also a member of Minerva Club, the Birthday Club and the Clock Club. She and George enjoyed travelling in George's airplanes in their earlier years and on world travel adventures in later years prior to George's passing in 2003. They especially enjoyed the time they spent together in their home in Lake Tahoe.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Ed & Eileen Julius of Santa Maria and her brother Brian Julius of Turlock. She is survived by her son George (Anne) Radford and daughter Judy (Fred) Sanders, grandchildren Bobby (Jodi) Radford and Caitlyn Sanders, and great grand daughter Chloe Radford, all of Santa Maria.

A memorial celebration of her life will be held on Friday, February 6th at St. Peter's Episcopal Church at 2:00 PM. Followed by a reception at her home.

In lieu of flowers the family requests contributions in her memory to St. Peter's Church, 402 South Lincoln Street, Santa Maria, CA 93458 or to The Alzheimer's Association, 1528 Chapala Street, #204, Santa Barbara, CA 93101.

To leave a condolence for the family visit www.dudleyhoffmanmortuary.com

Dudley-Hoffman

Mortuary & Crematory

(805) 922-8463

Published in the Santa Maria Times, January 2015

Fern M. Lutge Hollis, BHS 1941

Lifelong Burbank resident, Fern M. Lutge Hollis passed away peacefully on March 24, 2019, at the age of 94. Fern was born in Burbank on May 20, 1924, and lived her entire life in Burbank until this last year when she moved to The Foothills of Simi Valley. 

She was born to parents Harry and Flossie Lutge. She attended McKinley Elementary School, John Burroughs Junior High, and Burbank High School graduating in 1941. 

She married her childhood sweetheart, John Harrison Hollis Jr. in 1942. They were happily married for 75 years. Together they raised five children: Johnianne (Jo) Canada, Linda Zulager, Mark Hollis, Mike Hollis and Katie Hollis. In addition they had nine grandchildren and fourteen great-grandchildren. 

Fern was a homemaker all of her married life. She created a warm and loving home and always welcomed family and friends. She enjoyed traveling across the United Stated and Canada with John in their motorhome. She also enjoyed their annual fishing trips to Crowley Lake with family and friends. 

A private burial was held at Forest Lawn, Hollywood Hills on April 4, 2019. A celebration of her life followed at the First Presbyterian Church of Burbank.

Published in The Burbank Leader on Apr. 13, 2019

Milton L. Hall. BHS 1941

At the long age of 95, Milton L. Hall passed away June 3rd, 2019 at Stoney Brook, in Belton, Texas, with his family holding his hands.

He was born on August 13th, 1923 to Ira S. Hall and Chlora Pearl Warne Hall in Long Beach, California. He spent his youth in southern California in the Los Angeles area, enjoying hiking with the Boy Scouts, including a climb to the peak of Mount Whitney. He graduated from Burbank High School and worked the next two years in retail in the area.

In 1943, he joined the military, first in the regular Army, then transferred to the Army Air Corp, serving proudly as a transport pilot in the Troop Carrier Command until October, 1945. He was stationed at numerous military bases in the mid-U.S., including Sedalia, Mo., which lead to the meeting of his future wife, Phyllis Hauenstein, of Tuscumbia, Mo., whom he married March 17th, 1945 in Vincennes, Indiana.

Milton and Phyllis moved to Oregon near family, after Milton was honorably discharged in October, 1945, and they built a house in the woods with their own four hands and lots of initiative. It was in Grants Pass, Oregon that Pamela was born and Milton learned bookkeeping, which began his accounting career.

Next the family moved to Kansas City, nearer Phyllis’ relatives, and the family grew with the addition of David and Steven.

Eying an opportunity in Houston, Texas, Milton and Phyllis packed up once again, to begin a long association with the petroleum industry. He took accounting courses and also taught himself the complexities of the petroleum business, through much self-study. In Houston, the fourth child, Jeffrey, was born, completing the family.

Milton and Phyllis were part of a group that helped start a Methodist church in Houston, with many of their lifelong friends.

In 1983 Milton and Phyllis moved to Colorado, so that Milton could join StratSeis as Vice-President of Finance, which he continued until retirement.

Phyllis and Milton retired to the quieter life in Eldon, Missouri and began a lively renewal of friendships from Phyllis’ childhood. They were active in many church festivities and community service organizations and enjoyed golfing regularly at the country club with friends.

Later, Milton and Phyllis began to spend winters in McAllen, Texas, with Pamela and her husband David, and eventually stayed full-time, taking advantage of the warm weather and family support. Milton stayed there until after Phyllis’ death in 2005, then moved to Belton, Texas.

Milton was preceded in death by his loving wife, Phyllis, his parents, and wonderful brother, Robert A Hall of Atascadero, California.

He is survived by his daughter Pamela Hall Evans and husband, David; son David Hall and wife Diana, son Steven Hall and wife Gayle, and son Jeffrey Hall and wife Sharon; grandchildren Marc, Kelly, Morgan, Darien, Logan, Sara, Peter, and William; great-grandchildren Allie, Fletcher, Karl, Jay, Sophia, Avery, Lillie.

He is remembered for his kindness, wit, puns, quick smile, and great love of his wife and family.

Donations can be made to the Alzheimer's Association or the American Heart Association.

Services will held at Dossman Funeral Home on Main Street, Belton, Tx. at 10 am on Saturday June 15th, 2019. He will be interred in Tuscumbia, Missouri with his loving wife Phyllis at a later date.

Published on tdtnews.com June 10, 2019

Darrel Lloyd Wooley, BHS 1941

Darrel Lloyd Wooley, 65, died February 26, 1988 in Carlsbad, California. Born in Burbank on February 2, 1923, he lived here all his life. He was a building inspector for the city of Los Angeles, California for twenty-one years. 

Graveside services were held February 29 at Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Hollywood Hills. Forest Lawn Mortuary was in charge of arrangements.

John P. Grangetto, BHS 1941

John P. Grangetto, BHS 1941

Burbank Daily Review, March 1, 1973

John P. Grangetto, 50, died Tuesday, February 27, 1973 in a Burbank hospital. He was born and raised in Burbank. He was a machinist for Parson-Olander Company for twenty years.

Mr. Grangetto is survived by his wife, Rose Marie; a son, John; and a brother, Martin Grangetto of Burbank.

Services will be at noon Saturday, March 3, at the Church of the Hills, Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Hollywood Hills. Interment will follow.

Henry Corradi, BHS 1941

Henry Corradi, BHS 1941

The Burbank Daily Review, Wednesday, March 7, 1973

Henry Corradi, 50, a lifetime resident of Burbank, has died in a Burbank hospital. Employed as a sales manager of Verda Poultry Company, he was born in Burbank and spent his entire life here.

He is survived by his wife, Alice; three daughters, Mrs. Linda Cripps, Janice, and Barbara; and two sisters, Rika Camperi and Mrs. Melvin Sagona.

Rosary will be recited 8:30 p.m. Wednesday at St. Finbar Church. Funeral Mass will be celebrated Thursday at 9:30 a.m. at St. Finbar Church. J.T. Oswald Funeral Home in North Hollywood is in charge of arrangements.

Pearl Joy Holen Brown Berman, BHS 1941

Pearl Joy Brown
April 9, 1923 - May 20, 2018

Pearl was born in Burbank to Jacob and Celia Holen and died at 95 on May 20, 2018. She left an indelible mark on her family, friends, patients and the world. 

She was preceded in death by her first husband, Dr. Josiah Brown and her second husband Jack Berman. She leaves her brother Marvin, his wife Marta, her children, Jeffrey, Celia and Todd, their wives Lisa and Regina, and four adoring grandchildren Natasha, Josiah, Allison and Zoe. 

Services will be held at: Hillside Memorial Park Cemetery on Wednesday, May 23 at 11:00am. In lieu of flowers, the family asks donations be sent to: UCLA Giving, 10920 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1400, Los Angeles, CA 90024 with: "The Josiah Brown Lecture" on the memo line.

Published in the Los Angeles Times on May 23, 2018

Harry Brent Ashcraft, BHS 1941

HARRY BRENT ASHCRAFT Northridge, California resident passed away August 16, 2002 in Tujunga, California. He was born May 18, 1923 in Burbank, California. 

A graduate of Burbank High School, Mr. Ashcraft worked for Lockheed and later enlisted in the Army Air Corps during WWII serving as an aerial gunner and photographer and trainer for enlisted men. He flew over 34 missions in enemy territory and received the Distinguished Flying Cross air medal among others. 

A member of the Masonic Lodge, a retired Carpenter and Los Angeles Unified School District Building Inspector. Mr. Ashcraft was preceded in death by his wife, Adeline Seitz Ashcraft on November 17, 2000. 

He is survived by three children, John (Martha), Nancy (Tom) and Brian (Kathy); and grandchildren, Wesley (Gema), Jamie (Jose), Steven, Curtis, Kevin, Tyler and Shannon. 

Visitation will be held on Thursday, August 22, 2002, from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m., and Funeral Services on Friday, August 23, 2002, 1:00 p.m., at Bastian and Perrott Mortuary Chapel. Interment to follow at Forest Lawn Memorial Park Hollywood Hills, California. BASTIAN & PERROTT MORTUARY Northridge (818) 886-8600

Published in Los Angeles Daily News on August 21, 2002