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,. .... , ~ <D g' John Carro .a: John Carro of West Islip died on ~ September 25. g He was predeceased by his wife, ~ Mary. He is survived by his daughters, z Jane Cusano, Susan McBride, Angela ~ Dallo, and Barbara Carro and eight rn grandchildren. ~ Mr. Carro reposed at the Fredrick J. a Chapey & Sons Funeral Home. g. Reverend Robert Forseth conducted ~ religious services at the funeral home. .t;'; Interment was in North Babylon ~ Cemetery, North Babylon. (l) (l) ~ Anthony Capizzi Anthony C. Capizzi of Holbrook died on September 22. Mr. Capizzi is survived by his wife, Anna; mother, Marion; children, Anthony C. Capizzi, Jr., Theresa DeU'Orto, Rosalie Capizzi and JaM J. Capizzi; grandchil- dren, John, Anthony, Joseph and Nicholas; sister, Rosalie Tramutra; broth- ers, Phil Capizzi and John CapiZzi; daugh- ters-in-law, Diane and Darlene and sons- in-law, John and James. Mr. Capizzi reposed at the Fredrick J. Chapey & Sons Funeral Home. The Celebration of the Liturgy of Christian Burial was offered at Our Lady of Lourdes R.C. Church, West Islip. Interment followed in St. Charles Cemetery, Fanningdale. Edward Doyle Edward J. Doyle, 74, of Central Islip died on October 2. He is survived by his wife, Lillian; children, Sharon Sisson, Jeanne Frazer and Lisa Beaulieu; brothers, Thomas, Charles and William Doyle and four grandchildren. He was predeceased by his son, Robert Doyle. Funeral services were arranged by Moloney's Funeral Home, Inc., Central Islip. Interment was in St. John of God Cemetery, Central Islip. Florence Fox Florence H. Fox, 75, of Sayville, died on October 8. Born in New York, she had lived in Sayville for over 20 years, and had been a volunteer for Sayville Cabinet for the Sick. Mrs. Fox is survived by her children, Donald, of Sparks, Nevada, Richard of Trumbull, Connecticut, Katherine of Patchogue and Patricia Lynch, of Rocky Point and her granddaughter, Chelsea Fox. Her husband, Donald pre- deceased her in 1969. Friends and relatives visited at Raynor & D'Andrea Funeral Home, West Sayville. A Funeral Mass was cel- ebrated at St. Lawrence R.C. Church, Sayville, followed by intennent in the parish cemetery . Please make dona- tions in her memory to Good Samaritan Hospice, 176 Beach Drive, West Islip, New York 11795, or to Sayville Cabinet for the Sick. Alfred Harrison Alfred Harrison, 90, of Lake Ronkonkoma died on September 27. He was predeceased by his son, Albert. He is survived by his children, Dennis Harrison, Thomas Harrison, Marie Patricia Greis, Dolores Driscoll and Marilyn Bleimiller; 12 grandchil- \Express your feeling.«! . with flowers\ . • 4.70 So. CoII.,Rd. E.P ....... 471-0484 Cotnpiled by Merrie Stump drenj and 17 great-grandchildren. Funeral services were arranged by Moloney's Lake Funeral Borne, Lake Ronkonkoma. Interment was in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Coram, MaryKropp , Mary Grace Kropp (nee Gunshenan), 58, of Oakdale, died on October 9. B0m in New York, she had lived in the Brome: before coming to Oakdale in 1957. Mrs. Kropp is survived by hel: husband, JOhR; son, John; daughter-811d son-in- law, Nancy and James Hallinan and grandson, J.J. Hallinan, all' of Oakdale. Friends and relatives visited at ~ynor & D'Andrea Funeral Heme, West Sayville. A Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. John Nepomllcene R.c' Church, Bohemia, followed by interment in St. Lawrence Cemetery, Sayville. Mlldred Krueger Mildred I. Krueger, 98, of Patchogue died October 7. She was born in Brooklyn. Mrs. Krueger is survived by one granddaughter; her nephew, Robert Waldbauer of Patchogue; and several other nieces and nephews from out of state. She is predeceased by her son, Jolm A Krueger (Jack). Religious services were h-eld at the Ruland Fqneral Home, Reverend Renwick Jackson, of the Congregational Church of Patchogue, officiated. Interment followed in Cedar Grove Cemetery, Patchogue. Michael Podlesny Michael Thomas PodlesllY, 17, of West Islip died on October 6. He is survived by his wife, Lorene Podlesny; daughter, Dianne Daly; sev- eral nieces, nephews and in·laws. He was predeceased by his son, Barry and \A Tradition of Caring\ Perhaps you noticed the small tree in our advertisements. It's a reminder that our funeral home provides a Memory Tree to each family we serve. We hope it will be a constant reminder and loving tribute to their loved one as they watch it grow over the years. A small tree ... a ray of hope ... just another small example of our \tradition of caring\ which has extended for over 120. years. 145 Montauk Hwy., w. SayVIlle . 589 .. 2345 brothers, Theodore and William. Arrangements were handled by Overton Funeral Home, Islip. Services were in Trinity Lutheran Church. Burial. was in Long Island National Cemetery, Pinelawn. Aurora Raffaele Aurora Luana Raffaele, 34, of Oakdale, died on October 7. Born in Brookl~, she had lived in this area for most of her life, and was a registered Rarse. She had worked at Nassau County Medical Center, University Hospital at Stony Broo·kand in Washington, D.C. Ms. Raffaele is survived by her par- ents, Joseph and Incensia ,and sister, Virginia, all of Oakdale and brother, RevereRd Joseph, of Medford. Friends and relatives viSited at Raynor & D'Andrea Funeral Home, West Sayville. A Funeral Mass was celebrated at St. John Nepomucene R.C. Church, Bohemia, followed by interment in Pinelawn Memorial Park, Pinelawn. Elodia Sacks Elodia Sacks, 77, of Patchogue and Bayport died on October 6. Born in Mexico, Mrs. Sacks had lived over 13 years in our area. Mrs. Sacks was predeceased by her husba:nd~ Bany in 1981. She is survived by her children, Dorothy Schwenn of Banmrt, Ronald Sacks of Fanningville, and Denise Sacks of Patchogue. She is also surVived by her brother, Thomas Lozano of the Bronx and grandchildren, Eddie, David, Jennifer and Joseph. A Memorial Se!'Vice will be held at a later date in Calverton National Cemetery. Funeral arrangements were entrusted to the care of tbeBayport Funeral Home,Bayport. Harry Thurber,Sr. Hany W. Thurber, Sr., 89, former1y of Brightwaters, died on October3at Lake Almanor, California w:here he 'had resided with his wife, Beryl since 1977. Born and raised in Bay Shore, Mr. Thurber was a graduate of Pratt Institute where be majored in mechani- cal engineering. Upon graduation, he worked with his father,James, a ,promi- nent architect 'and' builder of many homes in Bay Shore and Brightwaters. In 1937, he Joined the Long Island LightiRg Company, working in theengi- neering department, from wbichb:e retired as manager of the Mechanical Design Division in 1970. Mr. 'Thurber was a member 'af the American Socie~ of Mechanical Engineers and also was active in church and communityaff8irs. He was a member of the Bay Shore Fire Department, serving at one time as cap- tain of Hose Company No. land, even- tually, in exempt status. He also served as president of the Oakwood Cemetery Association and, as a life-long member of the First Congregational United Church of Christ, held positions as trustee and moderator. He is survived by his wife, Beryljsons, Hany,Jr. and Calvin; daughters-in-law, Nancy and .MariIyn; brother, Hilliard; sister-in-law, Ruth; grandchildren, Susan Paine, CalvinSeott, Jr. and Lori Monis and eightgreat-grandcbildren. Arrangements were handled by Overton Funeral Home, Inc., Islip. Services were in First Congregational Church of Bay Shore. Burial was in Oakwood Cemetery, Bay Shore .• How To Avoid Questions And Confusion on Sodal Security and Medicaid Benefits. 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