Obituaries - Nov. 17, 1998
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Ball, Lena Faye, 91, of Palmdale, retired cook for the Los Angeles Unified School District. Noble Chapel Funeral Directors, San Fernando.
Bonato, John Daniel, 75, of Glendale, retired real estate broker. Pierce Bros. Valhalla Mortuary, North Hollywood.
Carnahan, Henry G., 79, of Glendale, retired toolmaker for Douglas Aircraft Co. Kiefer & Eyerick Mortuary, Glendale.
Crafton, Aunorah Agnes, 87, of Glendale, retired secretary for La Canada Methodist Church. Kiefer & Eyerick Mortuary, Glendale.
Davidson, Duane Allen, 72, of Northridge, retired security guard for American Protective Service. Bastian & Perrott, Northridge.
Ferrufino, Dolly L., 42, of Los Angeles, formerly of San Fernando, teacher for Montague Elementary School. San Fernando Mortuary, San Fernando.
Gastiarena, Martin, 83, of North Hollywood, retired photographer for Reportero Grafico. Pierce Bros. Valhalla, North Hollywood.
Kazar, Shamoiel, 76, of Reseda, owner of an import/export business. Angeleno Valley Mortuary, North Hollywood.
Lawrence, Rubye Bradley, 79, of Northridge, homemaker. Bastian & Perrott, Northridge.
Mark, Martin, 80, of Calabasas, retired business leasing executive. Groman-Eden Mortuary, Mission Hills.
Reid, Juanita, 81, of Panorama City, retired cook. Angeleno Valley Mortuary, North Hollywood.
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