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LAIRMORE, James Doyle

Yuma -- James Doyle Lairmore, 36, died May 16, 1967, as a result of a two-car accident on US 80 a few miles east of Yuma. He was born in Moyer, OK, and moved to Yuma in 1936 where he attended school. He was a veteran of the Korean War, having served in the Army. Suriving are his mother, Dora LAIRMORE, Yuma; five brothers, Charles, Casa Grande, Jack and Bill, both of Yuma, Leon, Whittier and Donald, all of Tucson; three sisters, Mrs. Naomi McKINNEY, Yuma, Mrs. Loren BRUSKAS and Mrs. Merle SCEIS, both of Albuquerque. Burial in Desert Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery. 5/17/1967.

LAKIN, Everett Edward

Coolidge -- Services for Everett Edward Lakin, 62, a guard at the State Prison in Florence, will be in Cole and Maud Mortuary here. Burial in Valley Memorial Park in Coolidge. Mr. Lakin, a native of Macon County, Illinois, died Friday, May 4, 1967, in Pinal General Hospital in Florence. He had lived in Coolidge for the past 16 years. Survivors include his wife, Helen, of Coolidge; a daughter, Mrs. George Conrad of Houston; a son, Robert, of Louisville, Kentucky; a stepson, Jack Williams of Buckeye; and four grandchildren. The Arizona Republic Monday, May 8, 1967.

LANGHOLF, Douglas R.

81, owned a cattle ranch in his native Laramie, Wyoming. He came here last week from Walden, Colorado. Sister, Mrs. Bessie GREEN of Mesa. Burial in Mountain View Cemetery. 9/1/1967.

LAPICKI, John

78, a blacksmith for U. S. Steel Corp. in Joliet, Illinois, was born in Wilna, Russia, and an Army veteran of World War I. Burial in Resthaven Cemetery, Glendale. 9/1/1967.

LARA, Robert

24, a native of Morenci, was a relief shift worker for the Phelps Dodge Corp. Wife, Paula; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben LARA of Morenci; grandfather, Jesus LARA of Clifton; brother, Ruben, of Morenci; brothers and two sisters out of state. Burial in Bunker Cemetery. 9/2/1967.

LaSTRANGE, Myra A.

Apache Junction -- Myra A. LaStrange, 65, a member of St. George Catholic Mission, died Thurs., May 18, 1967, in Mesa Hospital. Mrs. LaStrange moved here seven years ago from Long Lake, MN. She was born in Minneapolis. Survivors include her husband, Maurice; and a son, Tony, of Apache Junction; three daughters, Mrs. Patricia Chapman, Mrs. Sarah Anderson, and Mrs. Georgia English, all of Wayzata, MN; and 22 grandchildren. Services and burial were in Long Lake. 5/20/1967.

LAUNTZ, Mayme

77, moved to Phoenix in 1951 from St. Louis. She was born in Glens Falls, N. Y. Husband, Raymond P.; daughters, Mrs. Bernice WILLERS of Phoenix. Burial in St. Louis. Published in the Arizona Republic 9/21/1967.

LAZEAR, Cassie M.

Pima -- Funeral services for Cassie May Lazear, 66, a resident of Arizona for 56 years who died Monday, August 28, 1967, at her home, were in Pima Chapel of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. A native of Mexico, Mrs. Lazear came to Arizona and lived in Mesa until 1929 when she moved with her husband to Pine. They resided in Pima for the past seven years. Sue is survived by her husband, William; two daughters, Mrs. Anna Jane Jarvis of Pima and Mrs. Alice Faye Long of Phoenix; four brothers, Julius R. Johnson of Mesa; Clyde R. Johnson of Sunflower; Vernon R. Johnson of Mesa; Lionel H. Johnson of Stewart Mountain; three sisters, Mrs. Ann Peterson and Mrs. Dot Smith, both of Mesa, and Mrs. Naomi Appleton of Chandler. Friends may call in the Caldwell Funeral Home in Safford and at the Pima Ward Relief Society Hall in Pima. Graveside services Saturday at Pine Cemetery. The Arizona Republic August 31, 1967.

LEAVELL, Sallie Mae

Sallie Mae Leavell, 61, 4019 N. 63rd Dr., died Sat., Aug. 19, 1967, in Luke AFB Hospital. Mrs. Leavell was born in Hopkinsville, KY, and moved to Avondale in 1960. She resided in Tucson five years before moving to Phoenix a month ago. Survivors include three sons, Joe Hooks and Will Bell, both of Hopkinsville, and Douglas Fox, Jr., of Avondale; three daughters, Mrs. Susan Butler, Mrs. Laura Fox and Mrs. Virginia Nelson, all of Phoenix; a sister, Emma Lou Jones, Kansas; 30 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Burial in Glendale Cemetery. 8/24/1967.

LEE, Clara B.

Holbrook -- Services for Clara B. Lee, 94, who died Wednesday at the Arizona Pioneers Home, Prescott, will be at 11 a.m. tomorrow at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Graveside services by members of Liberty Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, will follow at Holbrook Cemetery. Mrs. Lee, a native of Virgin City, Utah, came to Winslow in 1894, moved to Woodruff in 1904, and settled in Holbrook in 1909. She was a member of the Order of Eastern Star, Rebekah Lodge, and the Holbrook Women's Club. Surviving are two sons, C. F. Lee of Holbrook and W. A. Lee of Pinetop; a daughter, Mrs. Millie Felsch of Holbrook; six grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. Friends may call at Alcorn Mortuary from 7 to 9 p.m. today. Burial in Holbrook Cemetery. Published in The Arizona Republic Friday, September 29, 1967.

LEE, Lester R.

Lester R. Lee, 50, an electrician for the Salt River Valley Water Users Assn since Feb 1963, died Wed., May 10, 1967, in Mesa General Hospital. He had been injured when a vehicle overturned during a weekend camping trip in the Superstittion Mountains. He was a member of Electrical Workers Local 266. He was born in Mansfield, MO, and moved here 18 years ago from New Mexico. Survivors include his wife, Coreen; a daughter, Inga Lee; and a son, Richard; all of Phoenix. May 12, 1967.

LEE, Robert E.

61, was born in Macon Lake, Arkansas, and moved to Phoenix in 1956 from Arkansas. Son, Robert, Jr., of St. Louise and a sister, Georgia WOODS of Phoenix. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. 9/1/1967.

LEETH, Betty L.

Youngtown -- Betty L. Leeth, 42, died Friday, May 5, 1967, at home. She was born in Garden Grove, Iowa, and was a graduate of Iowa State University. She came to Arizona in 1957. Surviving are two sons, Dan and John Leeth, both of Youngtown, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Stevenson, Youngtown. May 7, 1967.

LEIBOVITZ, Minnie

60, was born in Buenos Aires and moved to Phoenix from Pittsburgh in 1943. Husband, Nathan; daughters, Ruth, Florence, Sandra LEIBOVITZ, all of Phoenix; one sister in Argentina and one sister in Russia. Burial in Beth El Cemetery, Rabbi Adam NEUBERGER officiating. Published in the Arizona Republic 9/21/1967.

LEIDENDEKER, Frank

Yuma -- Frank Leidendeker, 80, founder of the Yuma Wall Drilling Co., died Tuesday, May 2, 1967, in Elks Hospital in Tucson. He was born in Champagne, IL, and moved to Cochise County in 1904. He was a graduate engineer and farmed in the Wellton-Mohawk area. He served as a captain in the Army during World War I. He also served as an engineer with the Army during World War II. He is survived by his wife, Ruby A.; one daughter, Mrs. Nan Harman; and one son, F. H. Leidendeker, both of Los Angeles; one sister out of state; four grandchildren. Burial in Desert Lawn Memorial Park. 5/4/1967.

LENZ, Arthur F.

(gravestone is for "Arthur D. LENZ".) 67, Prescott, lived in Flagstaff five years, moving here from Prescott. He was a World War I veteran. Daughter, Mrs. Ted JONES of Flagstaff; a brother and a sister out of state. Burial in Veterans Cemetery. headstone 9/6/1967.

LEPIEN, Lupina

Mesa -- Services for Mrs. Lupina V. Lepien, 88, a resident of Arizona 68 years, will be at 10 a.m. tomorrow in Desert View Chapel, 9702 E. Apache Trail. Mrs. Lepien, 10130 E. Apache Trail, died Saturday in Mesa Southside Hospital. She made dolls and had a shop in her home here. She had resided most of her life in Phoenix before moving here three years ago. Born in New York City, she had no known survivors. Burial will be in Mountain View Cemetery. Published in The Arizona Republic August 29, 1967.

LERICHE, Roy William

Roy William Leriche, 68, died May 6, 1967, in a Phoenix hospital. Mr. Leriche was a broker affiliated with Westamerica Securities, Inc. He was a native of Jacksonville, IL, and was president and treasurer of First of Iowa Corp in Des Moines before moving here in 1963. He was a member of First Methodist Church, Phoenix Executive Club and El Zaribah Temple of the Mystic Shrine. Past director of the Royal Order of Jesters, he also was a member of Acanthus Chapter, Order of Eastern Star. Surviving are his wife, Phyllis; a stepson, Gary S. Haag, Des Moines; a brother and sister, both in Iowa; and five grandchildren. Burial in Glendale Resthaven Park. May 7, 1967.

LESNETT, Wilson S., Sr.

Wilson S. Lesnett, Sr., 79, a visitor here the past 10 winters from Bridgeville, PA died Thurs., May 4, 1967, in Phoenix Memorial Hospital. He was born in Bridgeville. Survivors include four sons, Richard, Grayson and Wilson, Jr., all of Phoenix, and D. M. of Huntingdon, Pennsylvania; a daughter, Mrs. Martha GENDT of McDonald, PA; brother, A. M. of Phoenix; two brothers and three sisters out of state; 10 grandchildren and two gr-grandchildren. Burial in East Resthaven Cemetery. 5/6/1967. (wife, Laura Violet McKown died in 1956.

LEVITIN, Catherine R.

Services for Catherine R. Levitin, 74, of 1622 W. Vernon, who died Monday, August 7, 1967, in Phoenix Baptist Hospital will be Friday at Sunset Chapel, 301 W. Camelback. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs. Levitin, a 20-year resident of Phoenix, was born in Osseo, Wisconsin, and came here from Madison, Wisconsin. She was a member of the Congregational Church and the Sunnyslope, Maryvale and Verde Park Senior Citizens' clubs. Survivors include her husband, Sam, of Phoenix; a daughter, Mrs. John Van Guilder of Phoenix; an adopted daughter, Mrs. Mary Joan Bordinaro of New York State; seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. The Arizona Republic, Wednesday, August 9, 1967, p.74.

LEWIS, Mrs. Frank (Amanda)

Davenport, Iowa -- Funeral services for Mrs. Frank R. (Amanda) Lewis, 78, who died here August 26, 1967, were held in Runge Mortuary. A native of Davenport, Mrs. Lewis was a winter visitor to Phoenix for the past 13 years. The AZ Republic Monday, August 28, 1967.

LEWIS, Mae

Ogden, Utah -- Mrs. Mae Lewis, 70, formerly of Phoenix, died here Saturday, April 29, 1967, in a hospital. Born in Safford, Mrs. Lewis lived many years in Mesa and Phoenix before moving to Ogden in 1963. She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Services were in the Chapel of Flowers Mortuary here. Burial in the Aultorest Memorial Park in Ogden. Survivors include her husband, John D. Lewis of Ogden; two sons, Dr. Gail Lewis of BOuntiful, Utah, and Jarrold Lewis with the Navy in North Africa; two daughters, Mrs. Blaine Coy and Mrs. Paul Visser, both of Ogden; her mother, Mrs. Euphima Mae Zundel of Phoenix; five brothers and three sisters and 11 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. The AZ Republic Mond., May 1, 1967.

LICK, James Clyde

71, was born in East Dubuque, Illinois, and was a WWI veteran. He was a division manager of McKesson and Robbins Drug Co. in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Wife, Beulah; son, James of Milwaukee; daughter, Mrs. Barbara ... , Detroit. Published in the Arizona Republic 9/23/1967.

LIDGARD, Clarence Harry

18 July 1907 - 8 May 1967
Apache Junction -- Clarence Harry Lidgard, 59, a member of the First Baptist Church and a past member of the Rotary Club, both in Tempe, died Monday, May 8, 1967, in Mesa Southside Hospital. Mr. Lidgard was born in Star City, IN, and moved to Tempe in 1948 from Plymouth, MI. He owned the Cactus Gardens Trailer Court in Apache Junction. He had operated a motel in Tempe until 1962. Survivors include his wife, Verena; two daughters, Mrs. Carol Shannon of Tempe and Mrs. Kay Thomas of Paradise Valley; two sisters and three brothers, all of Michigan; and eight grandchildren. Burial in East Resthaven Cemetery. 5/10/1967.

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LIGHT, Dr. Samuel E.

Youngtown -- Dr. Samuel E. Light, 70, a physician who moved here five years ago from Tacoma, WA, died of a heart attack May 4, 1967, in Northwest Hospital. Dr. Light was a veteran of World War I. He attended Omaha Medical School, Nebraska University School of Medicine and studied at the Skin and Cancer Hospital in New York City. He had been a physician 42 years with offices recently in Sun City.He was a member of the United Church of Sun City. He was born in Watseka, IL. Survivors include his wife, Ruth; a son, Melvin of Seattle; two daughters, Mrs. Ruth Dorfner and Mrs. Pearl Reeve, both of Tacoma, WA; a sister, Mrs. Edith Keller of Phx; two other sisters out of state; and six grandchildren. May 5, 1967.

LINDENBERG, Emerance

Scottsdale -- Emerance Lindenberg, 71, of 8423 E. Coronado Drive, died Saturday, August 26, 1967, in Good Samaritan Hospital. A member of Ascension Lutheran Church here, Mrs. Lindenberg came to Arizona in 1957 from her native Poplar, Wisconsin. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Lowell Lindquist of Tempe and Mrs. John Norman of Scottsdale; two brothers, DeWald Isaacson of Iron River, Wisconsin, and Clarence Isaacson of Superior, Wisconsin, and four grandchildren. Services in Green Acres Mortuary, 401 N. Hayden. The AZ Republic Tuesday, Aug. 29, 1967.

LINDQUIST, Howard Leslie

Howard Leslie Lindquist, 58, a retired farmer, died Sunday, May 14, 1967, in his home, 2042 E. Taylor. Mr. Lindquist had visited here three winters and moved to Phoenix in October 1966 from Colorado. He was born in Windom, KS. Wife, Verla; sons, Larry Lindquist of Fort Walton Beach, FL, and Verne Midcap of Broomfield, CO; daughter, Mrs. Donna AVIS of Aurora, CO; mother, Mrs. George NELSON of Marquette, KS; a brother and two sisters out of state. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. 5/16/1967.

LIPMAN, Isidore

Sun City -- Isidore Lipman, 87, of 10024 Concord Ave., Sun City, died Sunday in Kivel Nursing Home. He was a retired official of Morris-Mann-Reilly Co. in CHicago. Mr. Lipman moved to Sun City from Vacaville, Calif, in 1966. He was born in Russia. Funeral services and burial will be in Chicago. Surviving is a daughter, Sydelle, of Sun City. The Arizona Republic Wednesday, August 9, 1967, p. 24.

LIST, Albert W.

Glendale -- Services for Albert W. List, 83, a ranch hand and cowboy for the Buckhorn Ranch at Castle Hot Springs the past 18 years, will be in Brazill-Whitney, 5754 W. Glenn Dr. Mr. List died Monday, Sept. 25, 1967, at the ranch. Born in Polk County, Missouri, he was brought to Glendale 80 years ago. Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Iva L. Ladd of Phoenix. Burial in Glendale Memorial Cemetery. Friday, Sept. 29, 1967.

LITTLE, William David

William David Little, 91, a former apartment manager who moved to Phoenix in 1960 from Long Beach, CA, died Mon., May 15, 1967, in his home. Mr. Little was a Methodist. He was born in Mineral Point, Wisconsin. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Carlton Saywell of Phx and Mrs. Grant Holt of San Marino, CA; and five grandchildren. Burial in Long Beach, CA. 5/17/1967.

LOCKEY, Robert

65, retired to Phoenix in 1964 from Detroit Chrysler Corp. He was born in Morrisdale, PA. Daughter, Mrs. Patricia HOUTKAMP of Chula Vista, Calif.; a brother, Carl, of Morrisdale; one grandchild. Burial Greenwood Cemetery. Published in the Arizona Republic 9/30/1967.

LOGAN, Ella Mary

San Carlos -- Ella Mary Logan, 98, died at her home Tuesday, May 2, 1967. She was born on the reservation. Survived by sons, Marsh and Britton, both of San Carlos; daughters, Mrs. April NOSIE and Mrs. Madelin CHATLIN, both of the reservation; 33 grandchildren and 68 great-grandchildren. Mass of Requiem was said at the Catholic Mission. Burial in Holy Ground Cemetery. 5/4/1967.

LOGAN, Gertrude

79, was born in Sedalia, Missouri, and moved to Phoenix 27 years ago. Daughter, Mrs. Dewitt WHEAT. Burial in Sedalia. 9/10/1967.

LOGSTROM, Robert G.

Snowflake -- Robert G. Logstrom, 81, died Monday, May 8, 1967, in Josephine Goldwater Hospital. Mr. Logstrom was born in Sweden and immigrated to the US when he was 9. He had been a crane operator for a steel mill in Minnesota until he came to Snowflake in retirement five years ago. He is survived by a son, Floyd, who lives in Minnesota; two daughters, Mrs. Marjorie Popan of Snowflake and Mrs. Phyllis Jordan of Show Low; one brother and two sisters out of state; eight grandchildren. Services were in Grace Lutheran Church. Burial in Show Low Cemetery. May 10, 1967.

LOLOMOUGH, Lillian

Services for and Burial of Mrs. Lillian M. Lolomough, 65, who died Saturday, August 5, 1967, in her home at 1641 E. Palm Lane, were in Grosse Point, Michigan. Mrs. Lolomough was born in Michigan and moved to Arizona 15 years ago. She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Eileen Labatsky of Detroit. Arrangements were made by Mercer Mortuary. Tuesday, Aug. 8, 1967.

LONG, Elizabeth S.

Rosary for Mrs. Elizabeth S. Long, 73, who died Sunday, April 30, 1967, in a hospital at Lawrence, Kansas, will be in Whitney and Murphy Funeral Home, 330 N. Second Ave. Mass of Requiem will be said in the Church of St. Agnes, 1954 N. 24th St. Burial in St. Francis Cemetery. Mrs. Long had lived in Phoenix 10 years before her husband Charles O. Long, died here in 1933. His family were pioneers in Arizona. She was born in Evanston, Illinois. She was a member of St. Mary's Altar Society and the Catholic Women's Club here. Survivors include a son, Charles S. of Morristown, Tennessee; two daughters, Mrs. Bette Nicholls of Miami, Florida; and Mrs. Patricia Doemland of Lawrence; a brother, Peter A. Stephen of Phoenix; a sister in Illinois; and 12 grandchildren. The Arizona Republic Tuesday, May 2, 1967.

LONG, Henry A.

Henry A. Long, 78, a leather cutter in the auto industry at Detroit from 1911 until he retired in 1953, died Monday, May 1, 1967, in Mountain View Pioneer Hospital in Youngtown. Mr. Long, 6822 N. 11th Place, was a member of the Seventh Day Adventist Church and the UAW-CIO. He was born in Belleville, Michigan. Graveside services in Green Acres Cemetery, 401 N. Hayden, Socttsdale. Lundberg Chapel of Chimes in Glendale made arrangements. Survivors include his wife, Eda; a son, Howard of Loma Linda, Calif.; two daughters, Mrs. Miriam Lemke of Phoenix and Mrs. Pearl Canther of Ferndale, Michigan; a sister, Mabel Arbaugh, Ecorse, Mich; seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Family suggests contributions to the American Cancer Society. The AZ Republic Wed., May 3, 1967.

LONGLEY, Floyd G.

Floyd G. Longley, 75, who had been employed as a mechanic for the Navajo Ordnance Depot near Flagstaff for 22 years, died en route to St. Josphe's Hospital May 5, 1967. Mr. Longley was a member of All Saints Episcopal Church, American Legion Mark A. Moore Post 3 in Flagstaff, and was an Army veteran of World War I. He was born in Melrose, Montana, and moved to Flagstaff from Fullerton, CA in 1919 and had resided in Phoenix since 1959. Survivors include his wife, Josie; a daughter, Lillian Mavis Longley of Phx; two brothers, Guy C. of Phx and Glenn M. of Flagstaff. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. May 6, 1967.

LOPEZ, Dolores D.

75, a resident here 55 years, was born in Mexico. Sons, Ramon, of California, Raymundo and Raul, both of Phoenix; daughters, Mrs. Rebecca MURRIETTA of Guadalupe, Ruth LOPEZ and Mrs. Renee CHAVEZ, both of Phoenix. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Published in the Arizona Republic 9/22/1967.

LOVETT, James P.

Duncan -- James P. Lovett, 58, died Monday, May 8, 1967, at the home of a sister in Carlsbad, NM. Mr. Lovett was born in Abilene, TX, and came to the Dunan area in 1918. Eh attended school in Duncan and then went to Arizona Teachers College in Flagstaff where he played basketball and was known as "Spider" Lovett. Mr. Lovett coached and taught at Duncan Elementary School for 11 years before he moved to Winslow where he was principal of Winslow High School until his retirement two years ago. He is survived by two brothers, Eugene of Duncan and J. B. of Ashfork; five sisters, Mrs. Lena Mae Barlow of Duncan; Mrs. Juanita McGetrick of Phoenix; Mrs. Erma Jean Rogge, Mrs. Dora Jordan and Mrs. Myrtle Gregston, all of Carlsbad. Services were in the First Methodist Church. Burial in Duncan Cemetery. 5/10/1967.

LOWELL, Charles R.

77, wife, Lydia; granddaughter, Mrs. William RALSTON of Lancaster, California; sister, Mrs. Mabel ROOT of San Rafael, California. Burial in Greenwood Memorial Park. 9/5/1967.

LOWENSTEIN, Lloyd Lincoln

Scottsdale -- Dr. Lloyd Lincoln Lowenstein, 64, a professor of mathematics at ASU since 1957 died Aug. 23, 1967, in Scottsdale Baptist Hospital. Dr. Lowenstein came here from Kent State University in Ohio. Before that he had taught at Cornell, Alfred University, Chrivenham American University in England, and welhenstefan A&T University in Germany. He graduated from Cornell University where he received his Ph.D in Mathematics in 1937. Survivors include his wife, Rose; three sons, Albert L. of Scottsdale, Dr. Michael Lowenstein of Alamosa, CO, and Dr. Carl Lowenstein of San Diego; a brother, Milton D. of Scottsdale; another brother and two sisters out of state. 8/24/1967.

LOWN, Lt. Col. Herman D., Jr.

Scottsdale -- Lt. Col. Herman D. Lown, Jr., 47, a fighter pilot in the Mediterranean during World War II, died Thurs., May 18, 1967, in Scottsdale Hospital. Col. Lown retired from the Air Force with more than 24 years experience in technical and aministrative assignments. Born in Tacoma, WA, he came to Phoenix in 1927. He attended Phoenix College, Santa Maria Junior College in California, and management, flying, mechanics and armament and personnel managements schools, all in the Air Force. He held a commercial pilot's license. Survivors include his wife, Mildred; two sons, H. Rhead Lown and David, all of Scottsdale; his father, Herman Lown of Phx; a brother in the Air Force; and a sister out of state. Burial in Memory Lawn Cemetery. May 20, 1967.

LUCAS, Emma T.

Mrs. Emma T. Lucas, 82, who lived in Arizona 59 years, 20 in Phoenix, died Friday, Aug. 11, 1967, in Mesa Lutheran Hospital. Mrs. Lucas, 3542 E. Yale, was born in Utopia, Texas. Services at the Larry J. Melcher Mortuary Chapel of Roses, 43 S. Stapley, Mesa, Dr. Hayden Sears, First Methodist Church, officiating. Burial in Mesa City Cemetery. Sue is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Audrey Young of Mesa and Mrs. Reva L. Overson of Phoenix; two brothers and three sisters out of state; three grandsons, Dr. George Young, Luke Air Force Base, Dr. Richard Young, Los Angeles, and Earl Overson, San Jose, Calif; and seven great-grandchildren. The Arizona Republic Sunday, Aug. 13, 1967.

LUCAS, Minnie

Mrs. Minnie Lucas, 91, who moved to Phoenix in 1925 from California, died May 10, 1967, in Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Lucas, 2303 N. 52nd St., was born in Blue Springs, MO. Survivors include two sons, Clifford Lucas and W. I. Johnson, both of Phoenix; a brother and a sister out of state; and one grandchild. Cremation. 5/11/1967.

LUNDGREN, Mary Belle

77, a native of Ravenswood, West Virginia, came to Phoenix in 1962. Son, Keith, of Phoenix; sister, Roxie HORCHER of Zanesville, Ohio; grandchildren survive. Burial in Greenwood Memorial Park. 9/4/1967.

LUNSFORD, Mary Frances

Mary Frances Lunsford, 61, died Sunday, May 14, 1967, in her home. She was born in Macon, GA, and came to Phoenix 12 years ago. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. John B. Griffin of Phx; three sons, Jerry of Rock Hill, S.C., Francis and Reid, Jr., both of Phx; a brother and a sister out of state; and six grandchildren. Burial in East Resthaven Cemetery. 5/16/1967.

LUTON, Naomi V.

came to Phoenix from Memphis in 1927. She moved to Birmingham, Alabama four years when her husband, William A. LUTON, died here. She was born in Russellville, Alabama. Daughter, Mrs. Charles A. SMITH, Jr. of Birmingham and grandchildren. Burial in Green Acres Cemetery, Scottsdale. Published in the Arizona Republic 9/29/1967.