Obituaries - Jan. 6, 1996
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Allen, Helen R., 80, of Ventura, formerly of Sherman Oaks, homemaker. Conejo Mountain Memorial Park & Funeral Home, Camarillo.
Arner, Lynn C., 64, of Encino, retired operating engineer for Superior Gunite Co. Lorenzen Mortuary, Reseda.
Barham, Katherine S., 79, of Glendale, homemaker. Forest Lawn Mortuary, Glendale.
Bates, James A., 62, of Granada Hills, retired paralegal. Reardon Simi Valley Mortuary.
Crouse, James F. Sr., 90, of Burbank, retired salesman for Helms Bakery Co. Forest Lawn Mortuary, Hollywood Hills.
Galan, Maria, 68, of Van Nuys, homemaker. Utter-McKinley Mortuary, Mission Hills.
Grieco, Edward Joseph, 50, of Canyon Country, manager of Vons market. Utter-McKinley Mortuary, Mission Hills.
James, George Robert, 54, of Quartz Hill, industrial engineer for Rockwell International. Murphy Mortuary, Lancaster.
Linvill, Forest L., 84, of Glendale, retired custodian for the Burbank Unified School District. Forest Lawn Mortuary, Hollywood Hills.
Melhorn, Edith Mae, 89, of North Hollywood, retired secretary for Canoga Park Presbyterian Church. Gates, Kingsley & Gates Mortuary, Canoga Park.
Miller, Brunhilda R., of Lompoc, formerly of Glendale, homemaker. Woods Glendale Mortuary, Glendale.
Ressler, Chester Parker, 73, of Granada Hills, retired manager of quality assurance for ITT General Controls. Eternal Valley Mortuary, Newhall.
Reynolds, Robert Leslie, 70, of Palmdale, retired manager for Geln’s Arco service station. Chapel of the Valley Mortuary, Palmdale.
Sommerville, Russell Dale, 38, of Northridge, machinist. Bastian & Perrott Mortuary, Northridge.
Walker, Thomas Merrill Jr., 68, of Lancaster, retired tooling manager for Rockwell International. Halley-Olsen Funeral Chapel, Lancaster.
Obituaries are published free of charge as a public service to readers. They are based on information provided by mortuaries.
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