101 The Tampa Tribune 11B January 9, 1987 Officer sticks to testimony different from witnesses' story of crash Allen received numerous injuries in the Sauro crash, including a broken hip, and he ent- was ered the courtroom with the aid of a cane other Thursday. median Allen was not asked about his opinion of and the police procedure in chasing Miller's car. "At Allen filed a lawsuit last year against the said, city and against Miller that has yet to go to Miller's trial. the Maslanik referred to Allen's lawsuit and others during cross-examination of Sauro, cause asking him if he realized he'd been accused car of "wanton and willful disregard of human connection life." car Sauro said he is aware of the lawsuits. He insisted that he was pursuing Miller as safely as he could and that he had his lights Thursday and siren going to alert other motorists to today.
the fact that they were coming up the road not the wrong way. juries particularly hard. Her own son, Spencer, was killed in a motorcycle accident 17 months ago, just before his 17th birthday. "I don't know if you ever get over it," Snipes, 34, said of her son's death. With Scottie's death "I've gone through the initial shock.
I'm at the point where it's not real," she said. The family has patched together this account of what happened Monday night. Scottie and Sonya, 15, left the family's tidy mobile home around Tampa; and one brother, Paul of Tampa. Oak Hills Funeral Home. JERRY LEE "TURKEY" JACK- I STATE William A.
Allen, 57, of Altamonte Springs, who survived, testified Thursday that the four men drove to Dundee that day and got into one car to drive together to a meeting in Tallahassee. Nivens was driving a Ford LTD that was a state vehicle, Allen said. Allen was sitting in the front passenger seat and the other two men were in the back seat. They were heading north on U.S. 27, and the early-morning sun was glaring in his eyes, Allen said, so he got out his sunglasses, found that they were dusty and began cleaning them with his handkerchief.
"I heard somebody holler, 'Look out for that Allen said, and he looked up to see a car coming straight toward them. "Just before it hit us, I just grabbed myself and tightened up. That's about all I remember," Allen said. misfortune for the family. Gladys Hendrix, the mother of Culberson and Snipes, said she wished the arrest did not have to be publicized at the same time as the story of Scottie's fatal accident.
She was worried about the effect on her grandchildren, Melanie and Sonya, who is Snipes' daughter. Both girls left town briefly after the funeral. For Snipes, the loss of Scottie hit Obituaries Hillsborough is charged with culpable negligence in connection with the injury of a fourth state fire marshal and with fleeing to elude a police officer. Miller's attorneys, assistant public defenders Austin Maslanik and Paul Helm, contend that Miller had no intentions of hurting anybody on Oct. 21, 1985, and that the crash wouldn't have happened if Sauro had not improperly pursued Miller on the wrong side of a four-lane highway.
Assistant State Attorney Paul Wallace is seeking the second-degree murder convictions on the grounds that Miller's actions "indicate indifference to human life," Wallace said. Killed in the crash were Ray D. Auer, 54, of Tampa; Robert Nivens, 52, of Kissimmee; and John W. Guthrie, 49, of Fort Lauderdale. Mother From Page 1B ETHEL JO BARBER, 57, of Plant City, died Wednesday in Plant City.
She was a lifelong resident of eastern Hillsborough County. She was a member of Midway Baptist Church. She is survived by her husband, James W. four daughters, Shirley Hammock, Donna Gregory and Connie Hamilton, all of Plant City, and Pam Gearen of Brandon; one son, Mike of Plant City; her mother, Gertrude Vessel of Lithia; two sisters, Betty Pettys of Brandon, and Myrtle Lynn of Lithia; three brothers, Ed Vessel of Sarasota, T.J. Vessel of Tampa and Dan Vessel of Starke; four grandchildren; and one great Wells Colonial Chapel, Plant City.
RONALD NELSON BOWLES, 45, of Tampa, died Jan. 1 in a truck and pedestrian accident. He was a resident of Tampa for five years, moving from Allentown, Pa. He is survived by his daughter, Cynthia Wagner of Allentown; and one son, James of Allentown. Duval Funeral Homes, Nebraska Chapel.
ERIME DANIELS, 74, of Tampa, died Wednesday. A native of Montgomery, he was a resident of the Tampa Bay area for 28 years. He was a former employee of the Produce Exchange Inc. in Tampa. He is survived by his wife, Dorothy; one daughter, Marquita M.
of Tampa; and three sisters, Annie Bremmer of Cocoa, Wylena Sheeley of St. Petersburg and Thelma Haywood of Macon, Ga. Aikens Funeral Home. OMAR VIRGINIA GRAVES, 69, of Tampa, died Wednesday. She was a resident of the Tampa Bay area since 1946, moving from Massillon, Ohio.
She was a homemaker and a member of St. John's Episcopal Church. She is survived by her husband, John three daughters, Parry Long and Gretchen Baur, both of Tampa, and Ginny Ann Clark of Los Angeles; one sister, Doleen Urban of Tuscon, and two grandchildren. Stowers-B. Marion Reed Funeral Home.
ELIZABETH PHILBROOK GRIFFIN, 3 months, of Tampa, died Tuesday of natural causes. She is survived by her parents, Bab and Nanise; two brothers, David of Tampa and Christopher of Mansfield, Ohio; two sisters, Angela and Michelle, both of Mansfield; paternal grandparents, Robert and Charlene of North Fort Myers; maternal grandparents, Eugene and Maxine Philbrook of Cardington, Ohio; and great-grandmothers, Aldeane Philbrook of Mount Gilead, Ohio, and Gladys Spitler of Teffin, Ohio. F.T. Blount Co. Funeral Homes, Tampa Chapel.
CELESTIN "CEL" GRUBER, 84, of Tampa, died Wednesday. A native of Hungary, he was a resident of the Tampa Bay area since 1926. He was a member and elder at Seminole Presbyterian Church in Tampa. He is survived by his wife, Ruth; three sons, Richard of Tampa, Philip of Margate and William of Cucamonga, two daughters, Roxane Brown of LaMirada, and Barbara Hoemke of Largo; 21 grandchildren; and 24 grand F.T. Blount Co.
Funeral Homes, Tampa Chapel. LEO GUILLERY, 70, of Tampa, died Tuesday. A native of New York, he was a resident of the Tampa Bay area for years and a salesman. Oak Hills Funeral Home. RAYMOND J.
GUYTON, months, of Tampa, died Tuesday of natural causes. He is survived by his parents, Vivian Guyton and Paul Jones; his maternal grandmother, Margaret of Tampa; two sisters, Margaret and Victoria, both of 11 By CHERYL NORDBY SCHMIDT Tribune Staff Writer BARTOW A Haines City police officer insisted Thursday that he turned on his patrol car's emergency lights and siren at the start of a 19857 chase that ended in a crash and the deaths of three state fire marshals. Police Officer Jeff Sauro stuck to his story, even when he was told by a defense attorney that several eyewitnesses to the chase and crash have testified that Sauro's lights weren't on. "I believe that they're mistaken, sir," Sauro said. Sauro was testifying at the trial of Robert L.
Miller 21, of Winter Haven, who is charged with three counts of second-degree murder and three counts of vehicular homicide in connection with the deaths. He also Funeral Notices BLANCO SALADINO 10 Mr. Rafael (Ralph) Blanco, passed away Jan. 7, 1987. Funeral Services will be conducted Saturday, January 10, 1987 at 11 a.m.
at Mt. Olive A.M.E. Church. Entombment will follow in Shady Grove Cemetery. Survivors are: wife, Gwendolyn D.
Blanco, one daughter, Diane Bell and husband Charlie; one son, Jerry Blanco; four step-children, Lamita Brown, Harry Joseph and wife Barbara, Jerri Hill and husband Jerald, and Ralphine Williams; two brothers, Mike Blanco and wife Flora, and Felix Blanco; one Aunt, Justina Blanco; Cousin, Julio Alberita both of New York City; seven grandchildren, Ralph Bell, Fermin Bell, Charlie Bell, Michelle Burke, Maria Blanco, Dania Blanco, and Akilah Joseph; six great-grands, several nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends, among whom are Alphonso Rey and Frank Myles RAY WILLLIAMS FUNERAL HOME BURGESS Linda M. Burgess of Tampa. Memorial mass will be held at St. Patrick's Catholic Church Saturday, January 10 at 10 a.m. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to American Liver Foundation, 998 Pompton Avenue, Cedar Grove, NJ 07009 or to your favorite charity.
KICKLITER Pearl Chase Kickliter, 88, of Jacksonville Beach died Jan. 7, at her residence. She was one of the first telephone operators for Southern Bell in Jacksonville. She was a former missionary in Norway and later worked as a boat keeper and nurse in Atlanta. She was a member of South Jacksonville Church of Christ.
She is survived by her sister, Mrs. Ila Story, Jacksonville Beach; one niece, Mrs. Betty Longino; one cousin, Mrs. Dorothy Schadle. Graveside services will be held at 2 p.m.
Friday at Old Fellowship Cemetery in Wimauma. Hardage-Giddens Funeral Home Jacksonville in charge of arrangements LANOUE CONCH KEY Paul Raymond Lanoue, 47, died January 4, at Conch Key. He is survived by his wife Jo Ann, of Tampa; stepdaughter, Bonnie Mullaney, of Tampa and Bo-Jean Lane, of Tampa; step son, Bradford Lane, of Tampa; sister, Jeannine Normandine, of Duck Key, FL; brother-in-law, Gene Normandine, of Duck Key, Fl; two grandchildren. He was a member of the St. Patrick's Catholic Church in Tampa.
A prayer service was held on January 6, at 7:30 p.m. in the Martin-Vegue Chapel and a mass at 10 a.m. on January 7 at San Pablo Catholic Church, Marathon. Father Michael Clements officiating, NILSON Memorial Services for Roy Earl Nilson, 52, a resident of Tampa and former resident of St. Petersburg, who passed away Wed.
will be conducted Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at Duval Funeral Homes, Garden Chapel, 3800 Nebraska Ave. Cremation will follow. DUVAL'S 229-7261 ST. JOHN Funeral services for Mr.
Fenton R. "Bub" St. John, II will be held Saturday at 12 noon from the Chapel of the Garden of Memor ies Funeral Home, 4207 E. Lake Ave. Interment will follow in the Garden of Memorles Cemetery.
The family will receive friends at the funeral home Friday evening from 6-9 p.m. GARDEN OF MEMORIES call STOWERS FUNERAL HOMES CREMATORY BRANDON CHAPEL ROWELL, Bert Fri. 10A. Marion FUNERAL HOME' said that just before the crash, he getting ready to stop the pursuit. Ancar had gone into the highway's grassy strip to avoid hitting Miller's car, Sauro saw that car spin around.
that time, things got scary," Sauro and he thought if he stopped chasing vehicle, Miller might move over to proper lane. Miller, then 20, was being chased behe was suspected of illegally selling batteries. He has not been charged in with the alleged street sales of batteries. Wallace rested his case against Miller and the trial is expected to end Miller, whose attorneys say he does remember the collision because of inhe suffered, is not scheduled to testify. Funeral services for Mr.
Phillip Laria Saladino age 80 of Tampa, Fla. will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. from the A.P. Boza Riverside Chapel, 3809 N. Armenia with interment in Myrtle Hill Memorial Park.
Rev. Raul Fernandez Concord Baptist Church will officiate. Survivors include his wife, Gladys Saladino; sons, Phillip Ernest, and Wayne D. Saladino; daughters, Dorothy G. Weis, Christine G.
Saladino, Nanette L. Trumbull, and Rachelle D. Saladino and ten grandchildren. Pallbearers: Phillip Ernest, Wayne D. Saladino, Stephen N.
Weis, Stephen N. Weis, John E. Trumbull. Honorary Pallbearers, Dr. R.
Dr. R. Valdez, Manolo Alfonso, Oscar Rua, Phillip Marrero, Larry McRae, and John Riunta. The family will receive friends Friday from 8 to 9 p.m. at the Chapel.
BOZA RIVERSIDE CHAPEL 877-7524 VANDERGRIFT Funeral services for William Neill Vandergrift, 67, Tampa, will be conducted 9 am Saturday, January 10 at Stowers- B. Marion Reed Funeral Home with Rev. Charles L. Greenwood officiating. Masonic will be conducted by Bill of Hillsborough services, Lodge No.
25 AM. Honorary pallbearers are C.J. Keel, Arthur Spencer, Raliegh Milian, Walter Kessler, Don McKay, Bob Carlton, Fred LeVarge, A.C. Robinson and R.S. Lang.
The family will receive friends this evening from 6:30 until 8 p.m. In lieu of flowers contributions can be made to Shriners Crippled Childrens Hospital of Tampa. STOWERS-B. MARION REED WEBSTER Funeral services for Mr. Henry Joseph Webster, 71, 3144 Cordelia resident of Tampa for 66 years, who passed away in a local hospital Tuesday night, will be held Friday 10 a.m.
at St. Joseph's Catholic Church at which time the Liturgy of Christian Burial will be celebrated by Fr. Joseph Gribbon, C.Ss.R. Pallbearers will be his sons-in-laws and Rick Pierola and Frank Costantino. Visitation was held Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m.
at the funeral home with a Christian Wake service at 8 p.m. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Webster; son and daughter-in-law, Henry D. and Beverly K.
Webster; daughters and sons-in-laws, Ruby and John R. Pierola, Margie and John Hart, Beverly and Robert H. Denton and Audrey Elaine and Albert Perez; brothers, Albert, George and Fred Webster all of Tampa; sister, Emma Dodson, Ellenton, Fla. eleven grandchildren and six grandchildren. In lieu of flowers, family requests offerings to St.
Joseph's Catholic Church of the Cardiac Care Unit at St. Joseph's Hosptial. Interment in Woodlawn Cemetery. MARSICANO IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of Belle P. Swanson.
This greeting from us is coming to say we're thinking of you especially today. We're warmly thinking of nice things you've done and sending our love and thanks for each one. Happy Birthday. Love, Pat, Patsy, Penny and Paula. TAMPA TRIBUNE NOTICE Obituaries are a public service.
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Get The Tribune home delivered. Call 272-7422. 7:45 p.m. to walk on County Road 54 to a convenience store. The first cousins were close, more like brother and sister, Snipes said.
They were walking on the paved part of the road because it was dark and they had been warned about snakes in the high grass along the shoulder, Snipes said Sonya told her. Sonya was wearing a white skirt, while Scottie was dressed in dark clothes, Snipes said. Sonya saw the truck lights, jumped off the road into the grass, Villa Park, Ill. Duval Funeral Homes, Nebraska Chapel. HOI SANG NJ, 74, of Tampa, died Thursday.
A native of China, he was a resident of the Tampa Bay area for 11 years, moving from Hong Kong. He was a retired dishwasher. He is survived by one granddaughter, Qing Rui Li of Tampa. Duval Funeral Homes, Nebraska Chapel. PHILLIP LARIA SALADINO, 80, of Tampa, died Wednesday.
A native of Tampa, he was a lifelong resident of the Tampa Bay area. He was a retired head custodian with the Hillsborough County school system. He is survived by his wife, Gladys; three sons, Phillip Ernest and Wayne four daughters, Dorothy G. Weis, Christino Nanette L. Trumbull and Rachelle and 10 grandchildren.
A.P. Boza Funeral Home, Riverside Chapel. FENTON R. "BUB" ST. JOHN II, 46, Tampa, died Wednesday.
Cause of death is unavailable. A native of Geneva, Ohio, he was a resident of the Tampa Bay area for 25 years. He is survived by one daughter, Michelle of Tampa; two sons, Phillip and Gregory Valdez, both of Tampa; his mother, Delores Lashmit of Tampa; two sisters, Marsha Curtis of St. Petersburg and Jean Hart of Bradenton; two brothers, Kenneth of Tampa and Mark of Gainesville; and seven grandchildren. Garden of Memories Funeral Home.
WILLIAM NEILL VANDER- GRIFT, 67, of Tampa, died Thursday. A native of Pitman, N.J., he was a resident of the Tampa Bay area since 1954, moving from New Jersey. He was a retired regional sales director with Graybar Electric Co. of Tampa and a member of Palma Ceia Presbyterian Church. He was a veteran of the Korean War, serving as a technical sergeant with the U.S.
Air Force. He was a member and former president of the Pitman Rotary Club, Manatee County Shrine Club, and a member of Hillsborough Lodge No. 25, Free and Accepted Masons, Manatee River Chapter No. 18 of the Royal Arch Masons, Bradenton Council No. 9 of the Royal Select Masters, a Knight Templer in Trinity Commandery No.
16 in Sarasota, Tampa Consistory Scottish Rite, Bradenton Chapter No. 87 of the Order of the Eastern Star, Egypt Temple Shrine, honorary life member of Oriental Bend of Egypt Temple, the Wyoming Antelope Club of St. Petersburg, the National Rifle Association, and Circus Saints and Sinners, 1971 through 1973 board of directors. He is survived by his wife, Vera; two sons, Howard B. Cannon Jr.
of Indialantic and Westly Gordon of Pittman; one daughter, Cheryl Hatchell of Tampa; and one grandchild. Stowers-B. Marion Reed Funeral Home. HENRY JOSEPH WEBSTER, 71, of 3144 Cordelia St. in Tampa, died Tuesday.
He was a resident of the Tampa Bay area for 66 years. He was the retired owner of Webster's Irrigation Service and a member of St. Joseph's Catholic Church. He is survived by his wife, Elizabeth one son, Henry four daughters, Ruby Pierola, Margie Hart, Beverly Denton and Audrey Elaine Perez; three brothers, Albert, George and Fred, all of Tampa; one sister, Emma a Dodson of Ellenton; 11 grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren. Marsicano Funeral Home.
JASPER N. "BILL" WILLIAMS 56, of Land O' Lakes, died Thursday. A native of Tampa, he was a longtim resident of the Tampa Bay area before moving to Land O' Lakes. He was retired from Tampa Armature after 30 years and of the Baptist faith. He is survived by his wife, June; three sons, Richard Allen of Fort Worth, Texas, James Edward of Mexico and Wayne Dean of Clearwater; three daughters, Linda Marie and started screaming a warning to Scottie, Snipes said.
"But before she could get anything out, the truck had hit him and it was all over," she said. Scottie had poor eyesight and had just gotten a pair of glasses. But he was not wearing them the night of the accident, his aunt said. The driver of the truck was not considered at fault, according to a Florida Highway Patrol report. Scottie is remembered by his family as a bright, loving, energetic and athletic teen-ager.
Richert and Bea Torres, both of Lutz, and Vickey Lance of Land O' Lakes; and 16 grandchildren. F.T. Blount Co. Funeral Homes, LutzLand O' Lakes Chapel. SON, 45, of Riverview, died Wednesday of natural causes.
A native of Washington Court House, Ohio, he was a resident of the Tampa Bay area since 1965, moving from Ohio. He was a laborer in construction at Busch Gardens. He is survived by his mother, Helen Kent of Riverview; three brothers, Buryl of Hamden, Ohio, Charles of Washington Court House and Raymond of Erie, and one sister, Lynn Van Meter, of Hamden. Stowers Funeral Home, Riverview. VIOLA KOPAS, 72, of Tampa, died Monday.
A native of Petoskey, she was a resident of the Tampa Bay area since 1970, moving from Michigan. She was a retired waitress and of the Episcopalian faith. She is survived by one nephew, Russell Simms of Florida. National Cremation Society, Tampa. ROSE ELLEN LAMBERTI, 67, Duluth, died Sunday.
A native of Richmond County, N.Y., she was a former resident of Brandon, before moving to Georgia. She was a homemaker and a member of Central Baptist Church of Brandon. She was a member of the Baptist Womens Meals on Wheels and a volunteer worker at Joan Glancy Hospital in Duluth. She is survived by three daughters, Beverly Clough of Dunwoody, Jacqueline Powell of Duluth and Lynn Utley of one son, John of Seffner; 14 grandchildren; and seven great-grandchildren. R.T.
Patterson Funeral Home, Norcross Chapel, Norcross, Ga. JEANNE E. LATIMER, 74, of Brandon, died Thursday. A native of Gananoque, Ontario, Canada, she was a resident of the Tampa Bay area since 1978, moving from Jacksonville. She was a homemaker and of the Methodist faith.
She is survived by two son, Douglas of St. Petersburg and Richard of Brandon; one daughter, Marilyn Gould of Van Couber, British Columbia, Canada; one brother, Jack Scott of Gananoque; and one grandchild. Stowers Funeral Home, Brandon. VERNON WILSON McLANE, 72, of Tampa, died Wednesday. A native of Willsville, Ohio, he was a resident of the Tampa Bay area since 1979, moving from Campbell, Ohio.
He was a retired steel mill roll turner, a veteran of World War II, and a member of Catholic Church of Incantation. He is survived by his wife, Elizabeth; and two sisters, Earla Rupp and Evelyn Dunlad, both of Ohio. A.P. Boza Funeral Home, Town 'N Country Chapel. MARGARET MOSCHELLE, 74, of Tampa, died Thursday.
She was a resident of the Tampa Bay area for three years. She was a member of John Calvin Presbyterian Church and the Toastmasters Club. She is survived by one brother, the Rev. William C. Jones; and one sister, Marion Andrews of Peru, Ind.
Swil- ley Funeral Home. ROY EARL NILSON, 52, of Tampa, died Wednesday of lung cancer. A native of Perth-Amboy, N.J., he was a resident of the Tampa Bay area for 27 years, moving to Tampa from St. Petersburg five months ago. He was a radio and television broadcaster and owner and operator of the Wrenpro which specialized in political advertising and public service announcements.
He was know on the air as "The Shy Guy" during the 1950s and '60s and during that period he was the highest-rated radio personality in the state of Florida, according to the American Mensa Corp. of New York. He was candidate for mayor of St. Petersburg in 1985 and a two-term president of the Tampa Bay Chapter of the American Mensa Society, He survived by his wife, Leslie J. Linder; and one sister, Joy Duffin of STATE Citrus CAMPBELL, Ernest 70, of Sugarmill Woods, died Wednesday.
Wilder Funeral Home, hom*osassa Springs. UNGER, Erin infant, of Crystal River, died Tuesday. Strickland Funeral Home, Crystal River. Hernando neral al Chapel, Brooksville. JANISKI, Beatrice 95, of Brooksville, died Thursday.
Becker's Florida Funeral Service, Brooksville. KELLY, Leslie 58, of Brooksville, died Tuesday. Pinecrest Funeral Chapel, Brooksville. KRAFT, Charles 85, of Spring Hill, died Tuesday. Turner Funeral Homes, Spring Hill Chapel.
ZAGGI, John 72, of Hernando HOSMER, Mabel, 70, of Brooksville, died Wednesday. Pinecrest Fu- Beach, died Thursday. Wellwood Funeral Home, Hudson. Highlands NORTON, Billy 52, of Avon Park, died Thursday. StephensonNelson-Smith Funeral Home, Avon Park.
SCHRAMSKI, Reva 75, of Sebring, died Wednesday. Dowden Funeral Home, Sebring. STACY, Ethel 85, of Lake Placid, died Wednesday. Scott Funeral Home, Lake Placid. Pasco CRAWFORD, David 80, of Port Richey, died Wednesday.
Faupel Funeral Home, Port Richey. GREENWALD, Emma, 86, of New Port Richey, died Thursday. Faupel Funeral Home, Port Richey. MAUTTE, Robert 71, of New Port Richey, died Wednesday. George B.
Morgan Funeral Home, New Port Richey. POMA, Sam, 75, of Holiday, died Wednesday. Michels-Lundquist Funeral Home, Port Richey. SHRAKE, Homer Addison, 63, of Spring Hill, died Saturday. National Cremation Society, Holiday.
VonBUSCH, Marguerite 73, of Port Richey, died Wednesday. Faupel Funeral Home, Port Richey, WINES, Agnes 75, of New Port Richey, died Tuesday. MichelsLundquist Funeral Home, New Port Richey. Polk COUGHLIN, John Donald, 73, of Auburndale, died Tuesday. Kersey Funeral Home, Auburndale.
COWSILL, Doris Helen, 85, of Auburndale, died Wednesday. Whidden Funeral Home, Bartow. DUNN, David 79, of Fedhaven, died Wednesday. Johnson Funeral Home, Lake Wales. LANIER, Edith 65, of Lakeland, died Wednesday.
Lanier Funeral Home, Lakeland. SLAUGHTER, William 83, of Lake Alfred, died Thursday. Kersey Funeral Home, Auburndale. STEELE, Herman Frye, 91, of Lakeland, died Thursday. ThortonHolcom Funeral Home, Lakeland.
STRUTHERS, Rebecca "Becky," 74, of Lake Wales, died Tuesday. Johnson Funeral Home, Lake Wales. WILLIAMS, William R. 75, of Lakeland, died Thursday. GentryMorrison Funeral Home Southside, Lakeland..
