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THE NEWS-PRESS, LOCAL STATE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 2007 Delivering memories OBITUARIES FUNERALS MEMORIALS Information in 'Funerals Memorials' is paid advertising. To place an obituary call 335-0324. Please visit for archived obituaries. ANDRIS "ANDY" BARDA JULY 30, 2007 Andris Barda, 67, passed away suddenly at home, July 30, 2007.0 Andy was born in Riga, Latvia. He left his homeland at age 4 with his family during World War II.

He lived in GerAt age came to Lincolman refugee, camps until 1950. nton, NC. Quick to learn the English language, he graduated from Lincolnton High School and attended college in Indiana and North Carolina. He worked in Greensboro, NC as a civil engineer before he began a career as a development engineer with a in Baltimore, MD, retiring after 28 years. Andy was a veteran of the US Army and the National Guard; a big fan of college sports; as a youngster, he played Legion ball, and he was active in the American Legion and the VFW.

He is survived by his brother, Uldis Barda; his sister-inlaw, Nancy Barda; nephew, Christopher Barda, close friends, Joyce Cox and Donald Badie; and many cousins in Latvia. A remembrance will be held at the American Legion Post 90 of Cape Coral, located at 4720 SE 15th Avenue (off SE 47th Terrace) on Sunday, August 12, 2007 at Interment will be green Cemetery, Charlotte, NC. JEANNE M. CIANCARELLI AUGUST 6, 2007 Jeanne M. Ciancarelli, 72 of Ft.

Myers passed away courageously home on August 6th, 2007. She was married for 49 wears, to Henry who preceded death in 2005. She was the beloved mother of Lisa Storms (Jim), Mark Ciancarelli (Claudia), Lori Teucke (Greg), Nicki Selvey (Kevin), caring daughter of Dolores Suroski, loving grandmother of Ericka, Benjamin, Brian, Samantha, Donny, Leslie, Zach, Dana and Kristen. Sweetest great-grandmother of Alexis, Sabrina and Noah, loving sister of Carol and Jim, aunt of Jim and Julie Suroski, great aunt to Grant and Charlie and with very special attention to Monique, Tuttie and Ellie. Services will be held at St.

Columbkille Catholic Church, Friday, August 10, 2007 at 10:00 AM In lieu of flowers, family requests memorials be made in her name to Hope Hospice, 9470 Health Park Circle, Ft. Myers, FL 33908 or St. Columbkille Catholic church, 12171 Iona Ft. Myers, FL 33908 PAUL V. DUFFY AUGUST 1, 2007 The family of Paul V.

Duffy, sadly announce his peaceful passing on August 1, 2007 in Cape Coral, with his loving wife, Andrea at his side. Funeral services for Mr. Duffy will be held on Saturday August 11, 2007 at 9 AM from the Casey-O'Donnell Family Funeral Home, 1581 E. Main Waterbury, to the Church of the Immaculate Conception, 74 W. Main Waterbury, for a Mass of Christian Burial at 10 AM.

Burial will follow in New St. Joseph's Cemetery. family and friends may visit at the funeral home on Friday evening from 4-7 PM. In lieu of flowers, memorials in Mr. Duffy's name may be made to Abbaye Soleilmont (Abbey of the Mountain Sun) Mother Superior Sister Dominque Graulich, Ave Gilbert, 6220 Fleurus, Belgium in care of the funeral home or to a charity of the donor's choice.

For further information, to sign the virtual guestbook or to send condolences, kindly visit the funeral home's Web site at: www.caseyodonnell.com What lies behind us and what lies before us are small matter compared to what lies within us. Ralph Waldo Emerson I A Remember your loved ones with a memorial tribute ad in Obituaries, featured everyday in the Local State section. CALL TODAY AND PLACE YOUR IN MEMORIAM AD AT 335.0324 Delivering your world THE NEWS-PRESS Browse obituaries and death notices locally and nationally and remember your loved ones at newsPowered by Legacy.com Guest books Tributes Flowers Memorial gifts JAMES D. "JIM" KINDRED AUGUST 7, 2007 James D. "Jim" Kindred, 83, was born April 11, 1924 in East Lawrence County, Indiana.

He was the second son born to Rev. and Mrs. M.P. Kindred who were ministers in the United Brethren Church and later in the United Methodist Church. attend public school in Southern Indiana and graduated Tunnelton High School in Indiana.

Jim enlisted and served in the U.S. Navy during WWII. He was stationed on a U.S. Minesweeper for the duration of the war, and his name is listed on the WWII memorial in Washington, D.C. Upon returning to civilian life, he enrolled at the University of Indianapolis and completed his degree in Public School Music.

During his time in college Jim met and was united in marriage to Mary Frances Yount, who was the love of his life and devoted wife for 58 years. Jim was a public school music teacher for 33 years. He loved music and most of all he loved his students. Over the years, Jim and Frances resided in many locations, Illinois, California, and Florida. They also spent a year UMN Home Mission Complex.

in New Mexico. While in New Mexico, Jim taught music at McCurdy High School in Santa Cruz, while Frances worked at the Mission Hospital in Espanola, NM as the admissions clerk. After teach music in California for 5 years, Jim and Frances moved to Florida, where he taught band chorus classes for the next 8 years. In 1967 the Kindred's bought a music store in N. Ft.

Myers, which later moved to E. Ft. Myers at the corner of Polk St. Palm beach Blvd. Jim continued to teach in the Lee County School District at Orange River Elementary School in Ft.

Myers. He was also choir director of music at Tice United Methodist church for 17 years. Jim retire June 1983 at the age of 59. Preceding Jim was his parents Preston and Artie Kindred, sister, Helen Peck, and brother, Preston Kindred. Jim is survived by is wife of 58 years, Mary Frances Kindred, his sons, David B.

Kindred, Bruce A. Kindred, and James G. Kindred, all of Lehigh, brother and sister-inlaw, John Lee Kindred of Indianapolis, grandchildren, Toni Kindred, Matthew Kindred, and James C. Kindred, great grandchildren, Hailey Kindred host of nieces and nephews. Jim loved the summers he spent in the mountains in NC and the Walnut Creek Baptist Church.

He also loved his many friends. Cremation Memorial Services will be held at Christ United Methodist Church 1430 Homestead Rd. N. Lehigh Acres on August 11, 2007 at 3:00 P.M. Lee Memorial Park 334-4880 HENRY LLOYD MARKLE AUGUST 3, 2007 Henry Lloyd Markle, 33, of Wesley Chapel, FL passed away on Friday, August 3, 2007, after courageously battling cancer for seven years.

Born in Fort Myers, FL, on March 23, 1974 to Henry J. and Evelyn Markle. Formerly Lehigh Acres and Fort Myers, FL, Henry relocated to the Tampa area ten years ago. Employed at Collman Karsky Architects for eight years as an assistant project manager. Preceded in death by his beloved grandmother, Iva Markle and father-in-law and friend, John Edward Keller, II.

Survived by his devoted wife, aunt, Angela Gaynell Keller-Markle, LeMasters, his loving. Kristine Keller, "brother" (in-law), John "J.J." Keller, and her husband, Barbara and Marvin Yeomans, parents Henry J. and Evelyn Markie, and many aunts, uncles and cousins in his extended family. All those who knew him were touched by his strength and perseverance throughout his long battle with cancer. His sense of humor was admirable with all that he had endure.

He truly knew how to "live" life was a and kid did at so to heart the who fullest. was tie avid fan of The Simpsons and enjoyed traveling, archaeology, coin collecting, video editing and cooking. He also loved football and was a true fan of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. His favorite phrase was: "Life's a journey, not a destination." Journey on, Henry, we will see you in the next life. Godspeed! Visitation and memorial service to be held at 'Lee Memorial Park Funeral Home, 12777 S.R.

82, Fort Myers, FI. on Saturday August 11, at 9AM. Graveside service to follow at Lee Memorial Park Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Henry's Angels. Inc.

1330 Standridge Dr. Wesley Chapel, FL 33543. For more information visit www.henryangels.org. B. REX MCMINN JULY 25, 1930 AUGUST 6,2007 McMinn formerly of Key West passed away Cape Coral last Mondaving in Detroit Rex came down to Key West on a fishing trip with his friends and immediately called his wife Mary and told her to pack up; they were moving down, he'd found paradise.

Mary and their four children, Mary Iris, Betty, Carolyn, and Rusty moved to Key West in 1969. Rex owned a BP gas station and also worked for Duncan Ford as a Toyota Master Mechanic for many years. He was avid fisherman and enjoyed an iced cold beer probably better than anyone else. When he took friends out fishing on is boat he was fond of saying, "Show me some class me a cold one!" He had the honor of serving as master sergeant in the Korean War and was also a Master Mason. You could always count on him to help out in the community; whether fixing a friend's car, lending a helping hand to a neighbor, or just providing some good old-fashioned horse sense, you could always count on Rex.

He is survived by his wife Mary, his four children, Mary Iris McMinn (Froehlich), Betty Janet (Valenti), Carolyn Jean McMinn (Yaniz) and Rex (Rusty) McMinn, his 5 grandchildren, Natalie Jean Yaniz, Stacy Lynn Froehlich, Lisa Marie Froehlich, Jordan Rex McMinn, and Lindsay Elizabeth Valenti his great-grandchildren, Evelyn McMinn and David McMinn, as well as many friends, in Detroit, Cape Coral, and Key West, on whose lives he made a positive impact. We'll miss Rex, men like him with a deep love of family and friends on whom you could count for always telling it exactly like it was are hard to find these days. His funeral is Thursday 9th at 11: 00 am Coral Ridge Funeral Home Cemetery, 1630 Pine Island Road, Cape Coral, FL 33991. You can send flowers if you'd like, but knowing Rex, he'd probably say "Flowers? Hell no! Spend that money on your family!" You rest in Peace old man. know that by now someone up there has handed you a cold you're sitting there telling Him some amazing fishing stories! ANN MIKOVICH JULY 29, 2007 Ann Mikovich, 76, Fort Myers died on July 29, 2007.

She was born on May 24, 1931 and lived most of her life in Euclid, OH where she was parishioner of Holy Cross Church. After moving to Fort 7 years ago, she became active in the Rosary Society and Women's League at Our Lady of Light Church. Ann is survived by her loving husband of 57 years, Edward R. Mikovich; four children: Ellen (Dennis) McBride of Wake Forest, NC, Edward J. (Dena) Mikovich of Fort Myers, FL, Richard (Renee) Mikovich of Akron, OH, Mary Ann (Paul) Gubanc of Knoxville, TN, 15 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren.

All those who met her were touched by her exceptionally warm and generous nature. She sought the best in others and inspired us to help those less fortunate than ourselves. She was filled with love and kindness and was loved very much in return. She embodied the truth of Mother Teresa: We can do no great things, only small things with great love. A Funeral Mass will be celebrated on August 24, 2007 at 11:00 AM at Our Lady of Light Catholic Church, 19680 Cypress View Drive.

Burial will follow and the family will receive friends at the church after the burial. WILLIAM H. SCOTT AUGUST 2, 2007 William H. Scott, 52, of Fort Myers, passed away August 2, 2007. Visitation TODAY from 6-8 PM and service Friday, 11 AM both at Boyd Memorial Chapel.

Arrangements by Boyd Funeral Home. 337-5222 MARGRET JANE STAUCH AUGUST 4, 2007 Margret Jane Stauch, 92, of Bryan, TX passed away Saturday in the loving care of her daughter, Margret. A Memorial Service will be held 2:00 p.m., Westminster Presbyterian Church in Bryan. Mrs. Stauch was born in Onawa, IA and had been the wife of long time pediatrician, Omar A.

Stauch of Sioux City, IA prior to his death. Survivors include her son, Dr. Douglas M. Stauch of Houston; two daughters, Polley Duncan of Alexis, IL and Margret Anne Stauch of Bryan; her sister, Sue Parman of Vero Beach, FL and three granddaughters, Abigall Duncan of Alexis, IL, Laura Weeks of Houston and Carol Olson of Austin. Faye Davis and Ms.

Wanda Hemphill were loving providers at her home. Please leave condolences at: www.callawayjones.com. HAPPY BIRTHDAY JCI Today is your birthday and you would be 46! Not a single day goes by that you're not deeply We'll always remember that twinkle in your eye, your love your smile. Although you're watching over us from above, we love miss you all the while! Mimi, Austin, Family Friends IN LOVING MEMORY OF BUCK SHADDUCK miss you terribly, Love, Catherine ROSEMARY KING JANUARY 4, 1940 AUGUST 9, 2006 We'll never understand why some things happen, but your love and beautiful memories continue to comfort the pain of our grief. There is a special place within our hearts for you where love lives forever, and all of your beautiful ways will never be forgotten.

Chuck Scott, Ken, Steve Kathy DEATHS The News-Press reports the deaths of area residents free. To place a listing call 335-0324. LEE COUNTY BOCKOVEN, THOMAS 59, of N. Fort Myers, died Saturday. Arrangements by National Cremation Society and Funeral Home.

CLANCERELLI, JEANNE, 72, of Fort Myers, died Monday. Arrangements by Kiser Funeral Home. HANEY, JUNE 92, of N. Fort Myers, died Aug. 1.

Arrangements by The Beachwood Society, Inc. HILBERT, LARRY RUDOLPH (STALNAKER), of Fort Myers, died Friday. Arrangements by Hickson Funeral Home, Inc. LENTOWICZ, STANLEY of N. Fort Myers, died Saturday.

Arrangements by Coral Ridge Funeral Home. PETROULIS, GEORGETTE 84, of Cape Coral, died Tuesday. Arrangements by Fuller-Cape Coral Funeral Home-Cremation Service. WISE, FRANK 74, of Cape Coral, died Tuesday. Arrangements by Fuller-Cape Coral Funeral Home-Cremation Service.

COLLIER COUNTY Naples, died Aug. 1. Arrangements by The Beachwood Society, Inc. FOX, LAURA 94, of Naples, died Saturday. Arrangements by The Beachwood Society, Inc.

HARRIS, PHYLLIS 84, of Naples, died Aug. 1. Arrangements by The Beachwood Society, Inc. LAKIN, LUCY 101, of Naples, died Aug. 1.

Arrangements by The Beachwood Society, Inc. MEDOVICH, MADELAINE of Naples, died Aug. 2. Arrangements by The Beachwood Society, Inc. SISSON, JOHN 83, of Naples, died Aug.

1. Arrangements by The Beachwood Society, Inc. D'ANDREA, LEO 92, of OUT OF AREA UNGER, FRANK 79, of Englewood, died Monday. Arrangements by Roberson Funeral Home. Delivering memories FUNERALS MEMORIALS OBITUARIES Placing a funeral, memorial death announcement in The News-Press' Obituaries section allows you to pay tribute and share service arrangements with family and friends throughout Southwest Florida, and around the country with our online obituary listings.

Obituaries are featured everyday in the Local State section and online at newspress.com. Delivering your world THE NEWS PRESS CALL TODAY AND PLACE YOUR ANNOUNCEMENT 335-0324 OR FAX AT 335-0239 DEATHS ELSEWHERE Mel Shavelson, 90, film writer, director LOS ANGELES Melville "Mel" Shavelson, who wrote, directed and produced dozens of films with such stars as Lucille Ball, Jimmy Cagney and Frank Sinatra and was twice nominated for Academy Awards, died Wednesday. He was 90. Shavelson died at his Studio City home of natural causes, family spokesman Warren Cowan told The Associated Press. Shavelson worked as a gag writer for Bob Hope's radio show in the 1930s before going on to write or co-write more than 35 movies and direct a dozen.

He was nominated for best screenplay Oscars for "The Seven Little Foys," the 1956 film that starred Hope as legendary vaudevillian Eddie Foy, and for the 1958 romantic comedy "Houseboat." He also directed both films. Shavelson wrote and directed "Cast a Giant Shadow," as well as "The Five Pennies," "It Started in Naples," "On the Double," "A New Kind of Love," and "The War Between Men and Women." He served three terms as president of the Writers Guild of America, West, and was on the writing program faculty at the University of Southern California. He also wrote two novels and four nonfiction books. His autobiography, "How to Succeed in Hollywood Without Really Trying, P.S. You Can't!" was published April 1, his 90th birthday.

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