Obituaries - Nov. 28, 1991
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Anderson, Frances M., 95, of Lake View Terrace. Ferrara & Callahan Funeral Directors, Sunland.
Cartmel, Rosemary, 76, of Valencia, retired billing clerk for Queen of Angels Hospital. Bade’s Newhall Mortuary.
Cernuda, Jose M., 48, of Studio City. Aftercare California Cremation & Burial Society, Van Nuys.
Chavez, Dell, 82, of Tujunga, retired construction worker. Bade Mortuary, Tujunga.
Goodman, Anna, 74, of Northridge, homemaker. Glasband-Willen Mortuary, North Hollywood.
Hoover, Dolores B., 61, of Tujunga, homemaker. Ferrara & Callahan Funeral Directors, Sunland.
Keyser, Anthony M., 31, of Valencia, engineer. Bade’s Newhall Mortuary.
Johnson, Evan T., infant, of Valencia. Pierce Brothers-Praiswater Mortuary, Canoga Park.
Manciero, Salvatore F., 75, of Burbank, retired self-employed wallpaper hanger. The Valley Funeral Home, Burbank.
Meyers, Glen Orland, 72, of Burbank, retired baker. Forest Lawn Mortuary, Hollywood Hills.
Muradyan, Arakel, 89, of Glendale, retired accountant with Soviet government. Forest Lawn Mortuary, Hollywood Hills.
Neuman, Mildred Sheala, 82, of Reseda, retired cashier. Glasband-Willen Mortuary, North Hollywood.
Schuerger, Irene, 94, of Quartz Hill, retired bookkeeper. San Fernando Mortuary, San Fernando.
Information on Valley-area deaths is provided by cooperating mortuaries.
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