Obituaries - Oct. 3, 1995
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Maldonado, Luis, 76, of Oxnard, retired assistant manager. James A. Reardon Mortuary, Oxnard.
Maxwell, Mildred E., 85, of Oak View, homemaker. Clausen Funeral Home, Ojai.
Moore, Neva P., 88, of Ojai, homemaker. Ted Mayr Funeral Home, Ventura.
Simonsen, Bessie Emma, 88, of Camarillo, retired medical records librarian. Pierce Brothers Griffin Mortuary, Camarillo.
Williams, Yvonne Louise, 77, of Ventura, homemaker. Ted Mayr Funeral Home, Ventura.
Zepeda, Pablo E., 73, of Santa Paula, retired mechanic. Garcia Mortuary, Oxnard.
Ventura County obituaries are published free of charge as a public service to readers. Obituaries are based on information provided by mortuaries.
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