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CAFFELL, Ruth Belle

Ruth Belle Caffall, 87, of Phoenix, a retired cook, died March 17, 1998. She was born in Phoenix. Survivors include her daughters, margaret Rector and Barbara; four grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. Services have been held. Camelback Sunset Chapel Funeral Home. The Arizona Republic Sunday, March 22, 1998

CALLIN, Robert T.

Robert T. Callin was born in Findlay, Ohio on December 16, 1920, to Bertha and John Q. CALLIN. He went to be with the Lord on February 26, 2007. Bob lived in Fostoria, Ohio, until 6th grade, and then moved to a farm near Bowling Green, Ohio, until 9th grade when his family moved to Florida in 1935. He attended high school in Orlando and Winter Park, Florida, but instead of graduating from high school, he joined the National Guard in 1939. He spent most of 1940-41 in the Army Infantry. He transferred to the United States Air Force in July of 1941. He was stationed at Luke Field during the war, and was honorably discharged in 1945. Shortly after arriving at Luke, he began attending (then) Calvary Baptist Church in Glendale where he met Nancy WITTER, an Arizona native, originally from Peoria. They soon married and during the next four years had two children, Vicki and Ted. After the war the family moved to Plainview, Texas where Bob attended Wayland College. He attended Phoenix College in 1948-49 and Grand Canyon College from 1949-1951. He was a member of the college choir and also in the first graduating class of five members while the college was still in Prescott. While at Grand Canyon he served as Student Body President and was voted Mr. Campus Favorite. He received his Masters Degree later from ASU. Bob was dedicated to education and instilled that value in his family. Having accepted Jesus as his Savior at the age of 14, Bob felt called to the ministry and pastored a small Baptist church in Hayden, AZ, from 1951-1953. After attending Southwest Baptist Theological Seminary from 1953-54, he moved his family back to Glendale and taught at Sullivan Elementary School in Phoenix for two years, then moved to the Glendale Elementary District where he taught most of his career at Sine Elementary. He retired in 1981. Bob and Nancy took special joy in cross-country trips in their motor home, and frequently took their grandchildren along on their many adventures. Bob and Nancy were married for 62 years before she passed away in 2004. Also predeceasing him are his parents, John and Bertha Callin, his sister Yvonne, his brother Norman, and his niece Virginia. Still here and missing him terribly are his daughter, Vicki HUNT and husband Tom; his son Ted Callin and wife Barbara; his grandchildren and great grandchildren Jeff VINCK, wife Tabor and daughter Addison; Tad Callin, wife Kate and children Cambria, Seamus, Lars and Mileady; Katie THOMPSON, husband Barry and children Ryan, Macie and Reagan; Sara HOBBS, husband Billy and children Caleb and Riley; and Chad VINCK and wife Carolyn. He also leaves behind a niece, Marilyn CARDWELL who lives in Atlanta, and a dear friend and "best buddy," Ruby GUYNES. He also leaves behind so very many dear friends whose lives he has touched over the years. Bob CALLIN had a gift for inspiring, encouraging, and embracing others. The world will be a less bright place without him in it. He will surely be missed. The good news that he would want everyone to know is that he is in heaven with Jesus-so don't worry about him. Private family burial will take place at Resthaven Park in Glendale. In lieu of flowers the family requests donations be made to Ironwood Camp, c/o Calvary Baptist Church, 8412 W. Washington, Peoria, AZ 85345. Published in The Arizona Republic on 3/4/2007.

CANEZ, Margarita Amado

Margarita Amado Canez, 89, of Phoenix, a homemaker, died Mar. 24, 1998. She was born in Old Glory. Survivors include her brothers, Gildardo and Manuel Amado; and many nieces and nephews. Visitation and Rosary Sunday, Cole and Maud Mortuary, 215 S. Washington St., Casa Grande. Services Monday, Mountain View Cemetery, 15506 Skyway Ave., Casa Grande. The Arizona Republic Saturday, March 28, 1998

CASE, Shirley Stipek

Shirley Stipek Case, 74, born May 24, 1931 in Lincoln, Nebraska, moved to Phoenix in 1934. She attended both Phoenix Union and North High School, graduating in 1949. She later attended the University of Arizona, where she was a member of the Delta Gamma Sorority, and completed her education degree at Arizona State University, graduating Magna Cum Laude. Shirley married Williby Case in 1950. Shirley lived several years in Yuma, where she was instrumental in the restoration of the historical Customs House through her work with The Assistance League. Shirley is survived by her children: Susan, Anne Tonia, Margaret, Bill, and her grandson, Joshua. Because Shirley dedicated her life to her children and homeless animals, the family asks that donations be made in her name to the Arizona Humane Society and the Sun Cities Animal Rescue (S.C.A.R.) organizations. No memorial service scheduled. Greenwood Memory Lawn Mortuary. Published in The Arizona Republic on 9/21/2005.

CASTLEMAN, Cindia Maria

Cindia Maria Castleman, age 37, adored by her two-year-old son Noah and husband Ken, received her great reward and passed over to live forever in absolute love with our Lord on Friday, October 21, 2005. Cindia lived her life each day as an example of sweet kindness, caring thoughtfulness and unconditional love that came naturally for her. Cindia surpassed her own goodness on a daily basis and everyone who knew her soon realized they were blessed to have her in their life. She was a mother who loved her sweet son with boundless love and her husband with a caring that grew stronger and deeper through each of their 13 years. Cindia fought so hard and for so long to stay with us but in the end it was her time to receive the wonderful love from the Lord that she had given to all of us throughout her life. She was born on January 28, 1968 in Panorama City, California, grew up in North Hollywood and moved to Phoenix in 1990. Cindia was employed at Honeywell for 14 years with assignments of increasing responsibility and was respected for achieving exceptional results. Through the years many special coworkers and others learned of Cindia's sweetness and love of laughter and blessed her with their friendship. While working full time she earned her bachelors degree from Arizona State University while maintaining her priorities of wife and mother. Cindia was an angel who never tired. She is survived by her husband Ken, son Noah, parents Kathy and Kurt Staudinger, sisters Pearl and Diana, nephew Benjamin, sister-in-law Emilie, mother and step-father in-law Martha and Bill Goodman, father and step-mother in-law Dale and Carolyn and many very dear friends. Visitation and services were at Serenity Mausoleum Chapel in Greenwood Memory Lawn Cemetery, 719 N. 27th Ave., Phx, AZ. Published in The Arizona Republic on 10/26/2005.

CASTRO, Fernando

Fernando Castro was born August 26, 1947, and died September 12, 2006. He graduated from Glendale High School in 1965 and Arizona Sate University 1973. Served in the US Army (82nd Airborne Division) during Vietnam. Employed as IBM Engineer, Pima Community College SBDC Director, Pima County Economic Development Administrator. City Manager of Nogales, Vice President of HHH Steel, and City Manager of the City of South Tucson. Survived by Rosalee, wife and best friend of 38 years; sons, John David (Sherri) and Ben Aaron (Holly); grandchildren, Bria, Adrianna and Nathaniel CASTRO and Kaci IRBY. Also survived by mother, Consuelo; brother, Humberto and sister, Carmen. Board member of Catholic Cemeteries and Pima County Community Reinvestment. Past Board member of Southern Arizona Community Foundation and Pio Decimo Center. Past member and President of St. Margaret's Parish Association, South Tucson Lion's Club and Menlo Park PTO. Member in good standing of the South Tucson Alumni Association. He is deeply loved and will be missed by his family and friends. Viewing and visitation at Martinez Funeral Chapels. A Rosary and Mass was offered Saturday, September 16, 2006 at St. Margaret's Catholic Church. Private Cremation. Funeral arrangements entrusted to Martinez Funeral Chapels, 2580 S. 6th Ave., Tucson, AZ. Published in The Arizona Republic from 9/15/2006.

CAVALLIERE, William A.

William A. 'Daddy B. Billy' Cavalliere was born October 11, 1912 at the Cavalliere Blacksmith Shop in Old Scottsdale and lived in the area all of his life. At the time of his passing he was the oldest living male native of Scottsdale, Arizona. Billy was the son of the late George S. and Mary Alice SPENCE CAVALLIERE. Billy graduated from Scottsdale High School, Class of 1932. He also attended Arizona State College at Tempe, now known as ASU, and received two degrees: in 1937 a Bachelors Degree in Education and in 1948 a Masters Degree in Education. He began teaching at ASU in 1945 in the Technology and Applied Sciences Department and retired Professor Emeritus in 1978. Billy was married from 1937 to 1961 to Jerre JORDAN CAVALLIERE and they had two sons, Spence Oakley CAVALLIERE and Vince Albert CAVALLIERE, who preceded him in death. Professor Emeritus William A. Cavalliere passed away at his home on July 26, 2006 at the age of 93. Three sisters preceded him in death, Alice CAVALLIERE, Dorothy CAVALLIERE KETCHUM ROBERTS, and Baby Girl CAVALLIERE, who is buried in the Old Pioneer Cemetery in Scottsdale; three brothers, Frank CAVALLIERE, Robert (Little) CAVALLIERE, and Albert (Big) CAVALLIERE. He also had two brothers, George R. (Doc) CAVALLIERE of Scottsdale and Fred William (Yam) CAVALLIERE of Humboldt, Arizona, who survived him; three grandchildren, Lawton William CAVALLIERE, Connie CAVALLIERE JENSON, and Bryan William CAVALLIERE; 7 great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews. He is buried at Paradise Memorial Gardens in Scottsdale. Published in The Arizona Republic from 7/28/2006 - 7/30/2006.

CAZARES, Joel Guadalupe

Joel Guadalupe Cazares, 23, of Casa Grande, an employee at Pinal Air Park, died July 24, 1998. He was born in Mexico. Survivors include his daughters, Jomida Ramos, Arianna and Ashley; mother, Maria; sisters, Cynthia, Maria, Marcia, Lorena, and Karla; brother, Larry; and grandparents. Mass Wednesday, St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church, Casa Grande. Cole and Maud Mortuary, Casa Grande. The Arizona Republic Wednesday, July 29, 1998 B4

CHANDLER, Martha J.

Martha Jane Chandler, 73, died April 10, 2011, at Bisbee Copper Queen Hospital. Martha was born March 23, 1938, in Phoenix, Ariz., to Andrew (Jack) Jackson Squire and Lula M. Squire. She Attended Riverside Elementary, Phoenix Union High School and obtained a degree in English and history from Grand Canyon College. She became a school teacher and taught school all over Arizona. She then started a career in tax preparation and became a tax consultant. Jane had deep roots in Southeastern Arizona as she spent many summers at her family's ranch in Paul Spur, outside of Douglas, Ariz., while growing up. When she decided to open a tax preparation business, she naturally returned to the area she loved and opened in Bisbee in 1986. She was a small business owner in Bisbee, Sierra Vista, Douglas and Laveen, Ariz. Helping people became her greatest passion until the day she passed. Martha is survived by her husband, James D. Chandler; daughters, Jackee Lu Chandler and Jane Marie (Bridgette) Broyles; and grandson, Joshua E. Broyles. Visitation and services were at A.L. Moore Grimshaw, 710 West Bethany Home Road, Phoenix. Graveside services at Greenwood Cemetery, Phoenix. Sierra Vista Herald, April 16, 2011

James M. Chapman

James M. Chapman, 52, of Phoenix, an architect, died March 17, 1998. He was born in South Bend, Ind., and was an Army veteran. Survivors include his parents, Katherine and Evart; and brothers, John and Raymond. Services Friday, Whitney and Murphy Arcadia Funeral Home, 4800 E. Indian School Road, Phoenix. American Cancer Society, 2929 E. Thomas Road, Phoenix, AZ 85016. Whitney and Murphy Arcadia Funeral Home. The Arizona Republic Friday, March 20, 1998

CHAPMAN, Edward Gene

Edward Gene Chapman, 62, a maintenance man, died March 21, 1998. He was born in Hutchinson, Kansas, and was an Army veteran. Survivors include his wife, Sally Ann; daughter, Susan E. WALTERS; sons, Fred E. WHEELER, Robert E., Lonnie L. and Glenn E.; parents, Ruth and Hobart; sisters, Velva Jean; brothers, John Anderson and James; and four grandchildren. Services: Saturday, Vineyard Christian Fellowship, 601 S. Cooper Road, Gilbert. Aaron Cremation and Burial Services. The Arizona Republic Tuesday, March 24, 1998

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CHAPPLE, James Stephen

James Stephen Chapple, 37, of Chandler, AZ was born on Sept. 14, 1969. His death came unexpectedly on Jan 13, 2007 in Oregon. James spent his early childhood in Huntington Beach, California, and moved to Snowflake, Arizona, with his family when he was 6 years old. James received his Eagle Scout award at age 13, graduated from Snowflake High School in 1987 and served a mission for the LDS Church to Washington, DC North Mission from 1988-1990. He attended BYU and in Dec 1992 he married Shirley ALLEN of Burley, Idaho in the Mesa AZ Temple. James graduated in 1995 with a BS in Electrical and Computer Engineering and accepted a position with Intel Corporation where he worked as a computer Chip Set Architect. He continued his education receiving a High Technology MBA with ASU. He was a loving father and husband, son, devoted brother, cousin, mentor and friend. All who knew him, loved him and he will be greatly missed and forever remembered. He survived by his wife, Shirley ALLEN CHAPPLE, 5 children, Megan, Sarah, Rachel, Douglas James and Mariah; parents, Lenard James and Marilyn McCLEVE, of Snowflake, 6 siblings; Melanie EGBERT (Lon), Scott CHAPPLE (Heather), Kevin CHAPPLE (Merica), Stephanie Johnson (Jared), Ryan CHAPPLE and Ashley CHAPPLE. He was preceded in death by his sister Tiffany CHAPPLE. Interment in Snowflake, Arizona. Arrangements by Bueler Mortuary. Published in The Arizona Republic on 1/17/2007.

CHURCH, Joyce Marguerite

Joyce Marguerite Church, age 86, passed away Sunday, September 4, 2005 at Banner Desert Hospital in Mesa. Joyce taught ninth grade English for many years at Mesa Junior High School. Joyce loved her job. She was proud to have contributed to the educational advancement of several generations of Mesa students. Joyce was born on a farm near Ackley, Iowa to Arthur and Sophie Jansonius. She had one brother Calvin and a sister Gloria, now Gloria Martin. Both her brother and sister survive her. Her extended family was large and close-knit. In 1944 she married Thomas Church, who died in 1979. They have one daughter Ardith. The family moved to Mesa in 1961. Ardith now lives in Michigan with her husband Philip Shishmian. Joyce is also survived by a cousin Sharon Harkins of Chandler who was a great help to her in her later years. Joyce received her Bachelor of Arts in Education degree from Northern Iowa University in Cedar Falls and her Master of Arts in Education degree from Arizona State University. She taught for a total of forty-eight years, starting with elementary grades and then switching to junior high. She retired in 1989. After her retirement Joyce kept busy with club and church activities. She also gave slide presentations at area senior centers sharing her experiences on her extensive travels throughout the world. Joyce had considerable musical talent. She played the piano and the clarinet. She also spent many years playing English handbells at First United Methodist Church of Mesa. Her life was very much one of service to the community. She will be greatly missed. A graveside service was held at the City of Mesa Cemetery 1212 N. Center St. in Mesa. A memorial service followed at the Dayspring United Methodist Church, 1365 E. Elliot Rd. in Tempe. Tempe Mortuary handled the arrangements. Published in The Arizona Republic on 9/8/2005.

CLARK, Jeanne

Jeanne Clark, 69, of Sun City, a receptionist, died March 5, 1998. She was born in Elkhart, Indiana. Survivors include her husband, Thad W.; daughter, Camie Clark WOODARD; son, Kirk R.; brother, William C. McKEAN; and one grandchild. Services: Brighton Gardens, 17225 Boswell Blvd., Sun City. Contributions: Shepherd of the Desert Lutheran Church, 11025 111th Ave., Sun City, AZ 85351, or Hospice of the Valley, 1510 E. Flower St., Phoenix, AZ 85014-9297. Lundberg Golden Door. The Arizona Republic Sunday, March 8, 1998

COHEN, Herbert George

Herbert George Cohen, 65, died recently after a long and difficult struggle with hydrocephalus. He was predeceased by his beloved wife, Cecilia Collins Cohen, and is survived by his adoring children, Dorothy and Emily Cohen. In addition to being a devoted husband and father, Herb was above all a teacher. He served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Ankara, Turkey, a city he returned to twenty years later as a Fulbright Scholar. Herb earned a Ph.D. at the University of Iowa. He enjoyed a twenty-five year career at Arizona State University where his passion for teaching and education inspired countless students, including his daughters, to become teachers. Though friends and family deeply mourn his loss , all are comforted that Herb finally has rejoined the wife and dogs he so greatly missed. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made to Hospice of the Valley. Published in The Arizona Republic from 9/17/2005 - 9/18/2005.

COLANGELO, Jerry

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COLLAY, Robert William

Robert William Collay, 71, of Phoenix, a retired supervisor, died June 20, 1998. He was born in Austin, and was an Army veteran. Survivors include his daughters, Carol Ann DENNIS, Gieselle OVERSTAKE and Patricia; sons, Robert COLLAY, Jr., Michael, Anthony, Richard, Ronald, William and Gary; sister, Naiomi Collay Washington; 52 grandchildren; and 18 great-grandchildren. Services East Resthaven Chapel, 4310 E. Southern Ave., Phoenix. Lowmans Arizona Funeral Home. The Arizona Republic Saturday, June 27, 1998

COOPER, Charles E.

Winslow -- Services for Charles E. Cooper, 27, who died Wednesday in Colorado in a traffic accident, will be today at the Schott an McMillan chapel. The Rev. Harry DAVIS will officiate. Burial will be in Desert View Cemetery. Mr. Cooper is survived by wife, Audine, of Winslow; sisters, Myrtle SPEAR, of Winslow, and Mrs. Luween Williams, of Clay Springs; other two sisters, two brothers and parents, all of Crescent City, Calif. The Arizona Republic August 9, 1998 pg. 34

COPESEY, Lynn E.

Lynn E. Copsey, 84, of Sun City West, a retired railroad conductor, died May 16, 1998. He was born in Lincoln, Nebraska, and was a World War II Army veteran. He also was a member of the Elks Lodge. Survivors include his wife, Helen (Letts); stepdaughters, Trudy BLACK, Laurel KRINKE, and Jo ORZELL; two sisters; and five grandchildren. Services United Methodist Church of Winslow, Winslow. Camino Del Sol Funeral Chapel. The Arizona Republic 5/21/1998

CORBIN, Everett Turner

SEWARD: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice Anchorage Daily News (AK) - July 22, 2006 Deceased Name: SEWARD Seward resident Everett Turner Corbin, 66, died July 17, 2006, at Seward Providence Medical Center. Mr. Corbin was born Nov. 19, 1939, in Portales, N.M. He earned a bachelor of science degree in elementary education from Grand Canyon College in 1963. Mr. Corbin taught elementary and junior high for 18 years in Whiteriver, Ariz., on the Apache Indian Reservation. In August 1981, he moved to Seward and taught junior high and high school for another 20 years. He retired from the Kenai Peninsula School District and Seward Junior/Senior High School in 2001. He enjoyed hunting and fishing. His family wrote: "E.T. was a dedicated family man whose life was centered around his children. He was happiest when spending time in the beautiful outdoors of Alaska and being with his children. He will be deeply missed." He is survived by his son, Stacy Corbin and fiancee, Shannon McCall; daughter and son-in-law, Lisa and Edward Hartman; former wife, Linda Corbin; daughter-in-law, Deanne Corbin; grandchildren, Courtney and Mitchell Moore; sister, LaFern Kerr; brothers, Doug and Wayne Corbin; mother, Mabel Corbin; brother-in-law, Richard Kerr; sister-in-law, Edna and Darleen Corbin; and many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his son, Michael Corbin. Donations may be made to the Michael Corbin Memorial Music Scholarship, for which an account at Wells Fargo Bank has been established, or to Prostate Cancer Awareness and Education, www.ustoo.org/memorial_gifts.asp. Arrangements are with Kehl's Forest Lawn Mortuary. Wilcher Burgess Corbin Fuller Loerzel Samuelson Soxie Thies Edition: Final Page: B9 Copyright (c) 2006, Anchorage Daily News

CORBITT, Don Oliver

When Tanner Bros. Contracting Co., Inc., began looking for outside Directors in 1966, the question arose as to whether a member of the company's legal firm should serve. When this was approved, the choice fell on Don O. CORBITT, one of the senior partners of the law firm of Snell & Wilmer of Phoenix. Mr. Corbitt was a native of Iowa, where he was born April 1, 1924, at Creston. His family moved to Prescott in 1936 and Don finished high school there before going to the University of Arizona to become an all-state football center and an all-conference basketball guard. His college career was interrupted by three years in the Navy during World War II. There he obtained training that gave him almost enough units of credit for a Degree in Engineering. He graduated at Arizona and played professional football with the Washington Redskins for a time before returning to Arizona to obtain a Juris Doctor Degree at the University of Arizona Law School. WHile studying for this degree he was Student Bar President and received the Tucson Title Award as the school's outstanding law student. He served two years as Assistant Attorney General of Arizona before joining the law firm of Snell & Wilmer. He has served as Director and President of the Scottsdale Country Club and as a member and Chairman of the Phoenix Airport Advisory Board. Mr. Corbitt began membership on the Board of the Tanner Companies in February, 1967, and served also as Assistant Secretary. ** Donald Oliver Corbitt died at the age of 69 in September 1993. The Arizona Republic, September 7, 1993, p. B3.

CORSETTE, Barbara

Barbara Corsette spent her early years on the Wade family farm in Peoria and earned a bachelor's degree at Arizona State University in 1962 before starting her career as an elementary school teacher in California. She was a former employee of the state Division of Emergency Management. Her commitment to public service and helping others was a defining element of her life. Barbara was a devoted mother who worked hard to help her two sons through college and onto future success. She was about family - her kids, her grandson, brothers and sisters, nieces and nephews were most precious to her. An avid reader and history buff, she was always quick to see the humor in life. Her legacy is one of kindness, generosity, love, smiles, and laughter. She passed away Feb. 16, 2007. A memorial service was held at the First Presbyterian Church of Peoria, 10236 N. 83rd Ave. Published in The Arizona Republic on 2/21/2007.

CROSSEN, John F.

Rev. John F. Crossen, 46, passed away Tuesday, September 12, 2006, in Scottsdale, AZ. Born in South Laguna, California. John was a Spanish professor in the Department of Classical and Modern Languages at Mercersburg Academy as well as an ordained minister serving in a number of chaplain capacities. He obtained his BA at Arizona State University, MDiv, at Saint Thomas Theological Seminary and PhD (ABD.) at Indiana University. John was known as "Senor Juan" to his students because of his enthusiasm for Mexican culture and history. He was ordained a Transitional Deacon in the Catholic Church and proudly served as Crozier Bearer for Pope John Paul during his visit to Phoenix. John was an active member of numerous organizations including The Mayflower Society, Underhill Society, Sons of the American Revolution, Sons of War of 1812, Sons of Spanish American War, Sons of French and Indian War, Sons of Union Veterans, Sons of Confederate Veterans (Chaplain for State of PA -Lee's Division), Sons of the American Legion (Father). John's hobbies included traveling to many countries, paleontology, art, movies and music. He was a contributor to many publications including Encyclopedia of Mexico (Pancho Villa), Autograph Times and Scholarly Publications. He was a recognized authority on the Dracula legend. As "Baxter the Bear", he delighted children and adults in Japan and Arizona, and was "Santa Claus" for several years at major Arizona malls where his Spanish skills were a great asset. "Senor Juan" contributed to every community he entered with his faith, love of his country, people and animals, and most of all his wisdom on endless subjects. John is survived by his loving parents, Francis and Doris CROSSEN, who were indeed blessed to have had 46 years of his loyalty and faithfulness, having never causing them one anxious moment. He is also survived by his sisters, Jessamie and Edith and brother, Gary. Funeral Mass Monday, September 18th, at Messinger Mortuary, 7601 E. Indian School Road, Scottsdale. Interment at Gettysburg Evergreen Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society, 2929 E. Thomas Rd., Phoenix, AZ 85016. Published in The Arizona Republic on 9/17/2006.