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A-20 PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1996 THE REGION Drivers face painful bridgework City's 1997 deficit forecast: $20 million "It really is a good alternate when there's no traffic. Rita Maloney, traffic reporter BUDGET FROM PAGE A-l 5 "So far, I dont think they've handled it very well," O'Connor toil "Their last two proposals fell short of getting things in line." But Murphy defended his track irecord. in said he had cut the city work by 20 percent through layoffs, (retirements and attrition since tak-Jngoffice and had made real reduc-utions in spending. The $321 million budget is $9 million lower than last years. He said he planned to cut another $20 million next year through savings in workers' compensation, health care and pension payments.

Murphy has also put together a task force to look for savings in improved services, consolidation or privatization. "We have been moving in the right direction. The numbers show that for the last two years," Murphy said, citing $500 million in new construction under way and reduction of an earlier deficit But O'Connor said he was skepti- Circle to manage the traffic, but it could still get ugly. Skrinjar has his own strategy for avoiding the traffic: "I avoid the area. I play baseball and basketball with my They'll get a lot of practice the next few weeks.

Here is PennDOT's schedule April 26-28: Work on ramp from the Parkway East to the Fort Pitt Bridge. 1 May 3-5: No work because bf the marathon. May 10-12: Work on ramp from Parkway East to bridge. May 17-19: Work on ramp from bridge to Parkway East. May 24-27: No work because, of Memorial Day.

May 31-June 2: Work on ramp from bridge to Parkway East. June 7-9: Work on ramp from Fort Duquesne Bridge to Parkway East TUNNEL FROM PAGE A-l 5 "Obviously, there are a number of different ways to go," Skrinjar said. PennDOT is restricted to using only state roads for its detours, which sometimes can lead drivers on circuitous journeys. A few years Dack, Skrinjar said, a detour from a bridge construction site on Route 50 in Bridgeville led motorists on a 17-mile journey, to Interstate 79 and back. Most people just turned right left and right again back on to Route 50, he said.

"Common sense always prevails," he said. Common sense is on PennDOT's side this weekend, as its detour is the easiest fastest route. "It's probably the route people used before the Fort Pitt Tunnel was open," Skrinjar said. Rita Maloney, who broadcasts traffic reports on KDKA radio and television, agreed that PennDOT's detour made the most sense. "It really is a good alternate when there's no traffic," she said.

Last weekend, Pirates fans caused a lot of traffic; tonight the Penguins play at the Civic Arena. Five police officers are expected to be stationed at the West End cal of Murphy's efforts to generate more tax revenue through new development. "It's growing, but Where's the beef? Where's the tax money? So far it hasnt affected the bottom line," he said. O'Connor said he called for quarterly meetings on the budget to nold Murphy to the $31 million spending cuts and revenue initiatives he proposed this year to trim the deficit and to balance the spending plan. Some of the initiatives already appear to be in jeopardy.

Administration officials said attempts to cut $2.5 million from the Fire Bureau might end up in arbitration. Because of a downturn in the market the city has yet to receive any money from a recycler who promised it $600,000 this year, though Cox said the city was guaranteed half of the sum through a performance bond. The city also lost $630,000 from St Francis Medical Center, which has ended its agreement for payments in lieu of services. The administration budgeted another $2.1 million in payments this year on top of the $3.5 million the city got in 1995. Council President Jim Ferlo has pushed for a increase in the wage tax to curb the deficit Without it he said, the city will have to consider cutting police jobs, charging residents a fee for trash collection in addition to what is paid through their taxes, and other "distasteful" measures.

"I think the fact of the matter is, we do have a crisis. We have a $40 million structural problem," he said. "It's not necessarily insurmountable, but I consider it a fairly fundamental issue facing the city. Acting mental health chief fired Onetime cronies in primary dogfight do MENTAL FROM PAGE A-1 5 i. i support of increased institutionalized care for the mentally -disabled and his outspoken manner caused much of the ruckus.

fTorisky blamed his departure on (Unidentified MHMR contract holders who feared that he would not ireoew their contracts and who he said' persuaded the two commissioners to remove him. brTnaFs what this is all about," Torisky said yesterday before he was informed he was being removed from his post 'They want the status quo and fear me because tf ami changing that I don't believe anydne knows the system better ithaiH do." o.JJawida never wanted Torisky appointed to the post Cranmer did at first but withdrew his support last month. Torisky was a rare issue on which Dunn and Cranmer did not agree publicly. "I personally like Dan Torisky. but he should not have been named acting director," Dawida said.

Torisks temporary replacement is not likely to attract many passionate displays. A former CYS caseworker, Gigliotti for the past three years has been the deputy director of the MHMR drug and alcohol division. From 1993 to 1995, he was an MHMR associate director. From 1984 to 1993, he was either a monitor or supervisor in the MHMR contract monitoring division. Casey while he was auditor general.

'And Frank Lynch's mother. Dee Lynch, was Casey's receptionist for eight years. Casey's ad blasts Foley for his ties to the Democrat State Committee, saying: "The auditor general. Watchdog of the state treasury. But the Harrisburg politicians want a lap dog instead.

They've hand-picked Tom Foley." The ad, which the Foley campaign has called libelous, also focuses on a company called EmpCare Inc, which Foley founded after he lost the lieutenant governor's race PRIMARY FROM PAGE A-1 5 Casey has said he would consider hiring an outside contractor to audit any books that could present such a conflict "Bobby is saddled with a monstrous ethical dilemma," said Frank Lynch, Foley's chief spokesman. Lynch worked for the Casey administration in 1987-95, including stints in Casey's press office and as a top aide to Foley. His father, Jack Lynch, worked on four of the elder Casey's campaigns and worked as a deputy for in 1994. The company helps small businesses establish self-insurance pools for workers' compensation: In the ad, the Caseys take Foley to task for trading on his government contacts for personal Lynch said Foley's company did not do any business with state government J3 "As for selling influence, how can a man who spent eight months beating Tom Ridge's brains in have any access or influence on state government" Lynch said. "It is a cheap, political cookie-cutter ad." Lii lil1 Jh CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING (Florence Gillespie) of Aspinwall and Parkersburg, WV; aunt of Louise Kerr Johns and the late Henry Johns of Upper St Clair, Vida Hurst Kerr and the late Donald Wilbur Kerr of Mur-rysville.

and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Craig Kerr (Dorothy Lobdel and the late Betty Lynskey) of Penn Hills; great aunt of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Craig Kerr (Peggy Pringle) of Scottsdale, AZ, Lucinda Kerr Johns of Fairfax, VT, Craig Henry Johns of ML Lebanon, PA Mrs.

and Mrs. Andrew Hurst Kerr (Kathleen Mickel-berry) of Portland, OR, Mr. and Mrs. David Craig Kerr (Anita Willsie) of Raleigh, NC; also great-great aunt of ten; cousin of William G. Lytle, Mr.

and Mrs. George Wilson, Jr. (Nancy Lytle), and Maj. James Hill Lytle, their children and grandchildren. Jessica Cobb was a member of the Presbyterian Church and a descendant of early western PA pioneers.

A graveside service will be conducted by Dr. Stephen Crocco at Allegheny County Memorial Park at 10:00 AM. Saturday, April 20. Arrangements H. P.

BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Perry Perrysville, MARGARET H. "PEGGY" (HARRIS) DENK Of Waltham, formerly of Pittsburgh, on April 16, 1996; wife of the late Edward Denk mother of Peggy A. Hessler of Marsh-field, MA, Edward G. Denk Jr. of Lexington, MA and Susan J.

Semmel of Concord, MA; sister of the late Grace Thomas and James Harris also survived by five grandchildren, Frederick Hessler, Adam Hessler both of Atlanta, GA; Andrea, Sandra and Elizabeth Denk all of Lexington, MA; as well as many nieces and nephews. A funeral service burial will take place on Saturday, April 20, in Waltham, MA. Donations in her memory to- the Imm'anuel United Methodist Church, 545 Moody Waltham, MA 02154 would be appreciated. Funeral arrangements by the JOYCE FUNERAL HOME, Waltham, MA, (617) 894-2895. THOMAS G.

ENGLISH, JR. On Wednesday, April 17, 1996; beloved husband of Virginia Sheriff English; father of John English. Funeral from McCABE FUNERAL HOME, 6214 Walnut Shadyside, on Saturday at 9am. Mass of Christian Burial in St James Church, Wilkinsburg at 10am. Visitation with family, Friday, 2-4 and 7-9pm.

RICHARD E. EVANS On April 18, 1996, of Whitehall, husband of Elianor K. Evans; father of Judith E. Cerqua and Jill Thurston; grandfather of Kathryn Anne Cerqua and Christopher Matthew Thurston; brother of Ruth Campbell of IN and William Evans of Long Island, NY. Friends received at the JOHN F.

Service will be conducted Saturday 10 a.m. in St. Andrew Lutheran Church, East Carnegie. Memorial contributions if desired, may be made to the Church. RAYMOND J.

HOFFIELD Of Mt. Troy, on Wednesday, April 17, 1996; beloved husband of Florence G. (Phillips); father of Cheryl, and Raymond C. Hoffield and Sandra Perdue; survived by eight grandchildren. Friends received 7-9 pm Thurs.

and 2-4 7-9 pm ROBERT D. HUGHES FUNERAL HOME, Lowrie Gardner Stsi, Troy Hill, where service will be held Saturday at 10 am. Friends and members of American Lesion Post 565 V.F.W. Post 7090 invited. VERA (FRANCZAK) HUNTER Of Sharpsburg and formerly of Etna on April 18, 1996; wife of the late Roy Hunter; beloved mother of Nancy Hunter, Donna Cos-tanzo, Judy Aurin and Ellen Ferraro; sister of the late Joseph Franczak; also survived by eight grandchildren.

Friends will be received FRIDAY from 10 a.m. until 9 p.m. at the WORRELL FUNERAL HOME, 820 Main Sharpsburg. Funeral Mass Sat. 1 1 :30 a.m.

in St. John Can-tius Church. Memorial contributions are requested for St. Francis Health Foundation, 45th Street and Pnn Pgh, PA 15201. GEORGE F.

JOSEPH Of Brookline, on Wednesday, April 17, 1996; beloved brother of Rita Joseph, Joseph M. Joseph and the late Helen Harrick and Sue Dat-talo; son of the late Maroon and Sadie Joseph; also nine nieces and nephews. Friends may call at FRANK F. DeBOR FUNERAL HOME, INC. 1065 Brookline 561-0380, Friday only 2-9 P.M.

Divine Liturgy Saturday at 10 A.M. in Our Lady of Victory Church. Service of Incense Friday evening at 8 P.M. Memorial contributions may be made to Our Lady of Victory Church building fund. MICHAEL KARPACH Of West Mifflin, April 17, 1996; beloved husband of Alice (Barnes); father of the late Robert and Karen; brother of Albert Karpach, Mary Mrazik, Ann Segida, Margaret Dargo, Martha Jean Sabo and the late John Karpach; also 1 granddaughter, Lisa Karpach.

Friends received SAVOLS-KIS-WASIK-GLENN FUNERAL HOME, 3501 Main Munhall, Thurs. Friday, 2-4 7-9, where funeral service will be held Sat 1 1 :00 a.m. with Rev. James Von Dreele. Interment Lebanon Cemetery RUTH (HARTNER) KINSEL On Wednesday, April 17, 1996, of Whitehall; wife of the late Leslie S.

Kinsel; mother of Linda Farrell of Buffalo, NY and the late Leslie Kassab; sister of Donald Hartner of N. Huntingdon and Robert Hartner of Whitehall; grandmother of Tim and Ricky Farrell. There will be no visitation. A memorial service will be held on Saturday, April 20, 1996 at 10am in the Sanctuary of the Whitehall United Presbyteri-. an Church, Willock Road.

Arrangements by JOHN F. SLATER FUNERAL HOME, Brentwood. JUANITA McHARGE LEONARD Of Brookline, on Tuesday, April 16, 1996; beloved wife of Carroll (Red) Leonard; beloved mother of Stephen R. Kleppe Barbara A. McBride, Susan L.

Upham and Jan M. Musillo; also survived by eight grandchildren one great grandchild. Friends may call at the FRANK F. DeBOR FUNERAL HOME, INC. 1065 Brookline 561-0380 on Thursday 7-9 pm Friday 2-4 7-9 pm.

Funeral services on Saturday at 10:30 am in the Brookline Boulevard United Presbyterian Church BETTY R. LIPS Betty R. Lips, 78 passed away April 14, 1996; she was bom Jan. 6, 1 91 8 to David A. and Beryle E.

Rosser in Pittsburgh, PA She was a long time resident of Pleasant Hills, PA and a 13 year resident of Orlando, Fla. She married Robert (Bob) Lips on April 29, 1939. She is survived by Bob at their home; daughter Judy McBeth and her husband Mac from Mila, Mt; a grandson Michael from Kila, Mt; a "granddaughter Patti Gardner and her husband Gary from DeBary, Fla and 2 great-grandchildren, Ga-brielle and Garrett Gardner; she also leaves numerous cousins and many friends. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to a charity of your choice. In Betty's name or to the MD Anderson Cancer Center, 85 W.

Miller Orlando, Fla 32806. Arrangements by CARY HAND COLONIAL Funeral Home, Orlando 407-8898-2561. BETTY K. LISTER (KYLE) On Tuesday, April 16, 1996, Betty Kyle Lister, of Crafton. Wife of the late Donald E.

Lister. Beloved mother of Linda Profaizer and Karen L. Pinelli; grandmother of Adam Michael Pinelli; sister of Wilma E. Kyle and Jack Kyle. Friends received at the HERSHBERGER-STOVER, FUNERAL HOME, 170 Noble Crafton, Thurs.

7-9 PM and Fri. 2-4 and 7-9 PM where funeral service will be Sat. at 10 AM. If desired memorial contributions may be made to the Ohio Valley General Hospital, 100 Mc Kees Rocks, 15136. ROBERT FAUST LUNARDINI Age 62 on Monday, April 15, 1996, of Erie, passed away at Potomac Hospital in Woodbridge, VA ConLfrompag A-19 MACK W.

CAMPBELL -i. On Monday, April 15, in Allegheny General Hospital. Funeral Saturday, 1prt1 at GEORGE A. WARDEN FUNERAt HOME, 1 100 N. Homewood Ave.

Visitation 7-9pm. Interment St Peter's Cemetery. FLORA CECCAR1NI (CAPR1STO) On Wednesday, April 17, 1996, formerly of Clairton, wife of the late Domenic Ceccarinl Mario Mancini; sister of Inez Gabrielli Frank E. Capristo. Also survived by many nieces and nephews.

Friends received at the JOHN F. SLATER FUNERAL HOME, 4201 Brownsville Brentwood. Friday, from 2-9 p.m. Funeral prayer on Saturday morning at 9:15. Mass of Christian Burial in St Elizabeth Church at 10:00 a.m.

Mrs. Ceccarini was a lifetime member of Sons of Italy Sons of Columbus; also a member of St. Elizabeth Parish and St. Elizabeth Senior Citizens. MICHAEL URCZYK CHAN AS on Wed.

April 10, 1996; beloved husband o( i Helen Torick; father of Michael of IA Allen of VA; grandfather of Brandon, Alanna, Nicole Tyler; sop of the late John Catherine Urczyk; brother of Peter, Alex- the late Ann Urczyk; Memorial Mass in St. Mary Ukranian Church Sat. April 2Q at Arrangements by-ANTHONY MUSMANNO FUNERAL HOME, C. MYRINE (BERKEY) CINQUI On Wednesday, April 17, 1996; beloved wife of Louis JT Cinque; mother of Donald J.of Wellsville, NY, Robert 61 Long Beach, CA, James and the late Thomas A. Cinque; grandmother of Melissa of Daytona Beach, FL, Dduglas and Michelle, both dfWellsville, NY; sister of Regina (Jean) Chelkowski, Anna' Mae Vukmanic, and trie late Joseph and Francis Berkey; aunt of James Berkey of Pgh and James of New Town, PA Friends received in the EDWARD P.

KANAI FUNERAL HOME, 500 Greenfield Ave. Funeral Monday at with--Funeral Mass In St. Rosalia Church at 1 0am. Visitation with the family Saturday Sunday, 2-4 7-9pm. Mrs.

Cinque was the receptionist at Wightman Health renter for over 30 years. JESSCA KERR Oim COBS March 27, 1996. at Tulsa, OK; beloved wife of the late Charles Glenn Cobb of Cathedral City. CA and Limestone. NY.

Bom in Pgh. PA in 1902, and moved to California in 1938. Sister of the late Grace Kerr Robertson of Pgh. and Corona del Mar, CA the late Margaret Agnes Kerr of Pgh. and West Palm Beach, FL, and the late Mr.

and Mrs. Craig Kerr Born in May 23, 1933, he was the son of the late Faust J. and Margaret English Lunardini. He entered the U.S. Air Force in was at Iwo Jima from 1954 to 1955 and then at Elgin Air Force Base in Florida until his discharge in 1957 as an Airman First Class.

He was a Computer Security Manager for the Internal Revenue Service. He was a member of the Black Pearl Vets and the Society of Iwo Jima Veterans and was a member of Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church. Survived by his wife of 39 years, Joanne Fletcher Lunardini; sons, Stephen R. Lunardini of Washington, PA and Thomas W. Lunardini of Res-ton, VA; 2 daughters, Shari A.

Bryant of Sedalia, N. Carolina and Sandra M. Meyer of Manassas, VA; 4 grandchildren and a sister Eleanor Burdette of Potomas, VA. Friends may call at the BRUGGER HOME FOR FUNERALS, West 38th at Greengarden Blvd. on Friday from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.

and on Saturday from 9 a.m. until the prayers at 10 o'clock. A Funeral Mass will follow at 10:30 a.m. at Our Lady of Peace Church. Interment at Gate of Heaven Cemetery.

The family sug; gest memorials to St. Judes Children Hospital, 501 St: Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105. JAMES H. MARTIN Of Allentown on Apr. 17, 1996, survived by his dear friend Martha Ped-der of Allentown and his brother Herbert of Eighty-four, PA.

He was a special friend of the Fernacz family. Friends received Thurs. 7-9 PM, Fri. 2-4 7-9 PM at the JOHN T. CONNORS FUNERAL HOME, 209 Allen (next to St.

George Church). Blessing Service Sat. at 9:30 AM. ANTHONY J. MERCURIO On Wed.

April 17, 1995, Anthony husband of Beverly Clements; father of Cindy Sabrano and Jon D. Mercurio; brother of Ange Marino and Erma Pontieri; son-in-law of Agnes Clements; also 2 grandchildren. Friends received at ANTHONY M. MUSMANNO FUNERAL HOME, 700 7th McKees Rocks, Funeral Mass in St. John Of God Parish, St.

Mary's Church, Sat. 10am. Visitation Thurs. 7-9pm, Fri. noon-9pm.

JULIUS MICHUNAS On Thurs. April 18, 1996, Julius, of Duquense, age 86; husband of Josephine Wolk; father of Nancy Binkney Dolores Vassel; 3 grandchildren; also 1 brother 1 sister in Lithuania; Friends received 2-4 7-9 at the MALOY-SCHLEIFER FUNERAL HOME, 915 Kennedy Duquesne, 466-3300. Mass of Christian Burial Sat. Holy Name Worship Site, Christ the Light of the World Parish. Interment Holy Name Cem.

ContonpagA-21 SLATER FUNERAL HOME, 4201 Brownsville Brentwood, Fri. 2-4 7-9 p.m. where Funeral Services will be held on Sat at 1 p.m. If desired, family suggests contributions to The American Lung Association. VIOLET McELPHATRICK FRAME violet McElphatrick, on April 17, 1996, at Friendship Village Health Center of Upper St Clair, wife of the late Clark Crawford Frame.

Mrs. Frame was bom in Franklin, PA. She attended the schools there in the early years. She graduated from the Grier School for Girls and attended the University of Wisconsin where she was a member of Gamma Phi Beta Sorority. Mrs.

Frame lived for over 40 yrs. in PA until she and her late husband retired to Boca Raton, FL After her husband's death in 1980 she returned to the Pgh. area and resided at Friendship Village of South Hills. She was a member of Beverly Heights Presbyterian Church in Mt. Lebanon and a lifetime member of St.

Clair Hospital Auxiliary. Mrs. Frame is survived by three sons, Rev. John Frame pf Escondido, CA; Dr. David Frame of Upper St Clair, PA; Clark S.

Frame of Perkasie, PA; daughter, Mrs. Robert (Martha) Jackson, Jr. of North-brook, IL; also 7 grandsons and 4 granddaughters. Service will be held at 11:00 a.m. in Franklin, PA on April 20, HUFF FUNERAL HOME, S.

Park St, Franklin, PA CORA M. DORWART FRANK Of Hampton, on Wednesday, April 17, 1996; wife of the late John; beloved mother of Ruth Miller of Ford City, Jean Cartino of Mt. Lebanon, Sandra Smith of Hampton Judith Schillaci of Mounds-ville, WV; sister of Dorothy Knarr, John, Charles, Lois Dorwart the late Henry Dorwart Sara Smith; also survived by 19 grandchildren, 28 great grandchildren 2 great great grandchildren. Visitation 2-4 7-9 Thursday at PFEIFER-AMICK FUNERAL HQME, 512 Grant Mill-vale where services will be held Friday at 10 am ELIZABETH M. GABLE On April 18, 1996; Elizabeth Bums; wife of Robert Gable of Ross; mother of Robert Jr.

and David Gable; sister of Myrtle Craig, Jerry Foley, Donna Callahan, Shirley Callahan, Susan Miller and Alfred Bums. Also survived by 4 grandchildren. Friends received 2-4 7-9 Fri. at H. P.

BRANDT FUNERAL HOME, 1032 Perry Perrysville, where services will be held on Sat, 10 am. RONALD J. CATTY Of Irwin, April 17, 1996, son of Stella Wlodercyzk and the late Atillo; father of Ronald, Usarae Koch, Tricia Hartman; stepfather of Dotti Pozzuto, Tim, Thomas and Keith Johnson; brother of Arthur and Richard Gatty; also two grandchildren. Friends received VINCENT RODGERS FUNERAL HOME, 805 Penna. Irwin, 2-4 and 7-9 P.M.

Services Sat. 11 AM. EARL R. GOODWORTH On Thur. April 18, 1996 beloved husband of Wanda Przewoznik; dear father of Gary of Clearwater, FL, Christine Mikula, Melody Reinheimer and Robert; also nine grandchildren and two great grandsons.

Survived by three brothers. Friends received 1-9pm Fri. Sat. THOMAS J. GMITER FUNERAL HOME, 2323 E.

Carson S. S. Where services will be held Saturday JOSEPH GUZZO Of Robinson on April 18, 1996; husband of Caroline Murgia Guzzo; father of Rose Mary McDowell, Patty Fittante, Frank and David V. Guzzo; brother of Victoria Moran, Domenic and Anthony Guzzo; 11 grandchildren and 8 greatgrandchildren. Visitation Friday, 2-9 p.m.

COPELAND'S, Coraopolis, 867 Fifth where service will be held on Saturday, 2 p.m. FLETCHER H. HAM LETT On Tuesday, April 16, 1996; beloved husband of Creola Hamlett; son of Nettie and the late Fletcher H. Hamlett loving father of Fletcher III and Josh Allen Hamlett; stepfather of Bren-da and Dion Morris and Antionette Barron; loving brother of Ann Smith, Lillie Roberts and Novella Hunter; also a host of other relatives and friends. Services Saturday 1 1 a.m.

at Kingdom Hall, Raven Becks Run Road. Arranged by MARK V. SAU-VAGEOT FUNERAL HOME, 421-1165, 1-800-421-4578. ELFRIDA C. HAPP 94, of St.

Petersburg, died Apr. 18, 1996 at Edward White Hospital, formerly of where she worked for GE; widow of the late Clyde Happ; step-mother of Eleanor Killip; aunt of Walter Spam of E. Pgh. and Karl Spam of Maple Springs, NY and Phyllis Weigel of Pgh. Memorial services Fri.

Apr. 19 at 1 p.m. at funeral home chapel. Arrangements GEE SORENSEN FUNERAL HOME, St. Petersburg, FL BLANCHE E.

HARST Of East Carnegie, on Wednesday, April 17, 1996, wife of the late Herman G. Harst; daughter of the late Jeannette Gidley; sister of Wilma M. Sumner; also survived by three nieces, Wilma Jane DeLarretta, Linda Boehm, Janice M. Doherty and one nephew Charles E. Sumner Jr.

Visitation 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Thursday and Friday at the BRADWELL NIRELLA FUNERAL HOME, Charters Ave. at Mansfield Carnegie. Funeral.