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Local NewsOBItuarles MK Gannett Suburban Newspapers 4B Friday, July 1,1994 MII I rocnoKn iia i ex-volunteer firefighter Nicholas R. Faillace, a former volunteer firelighter, died May 19 at the Walker Memorial Hospital in Avon Park, Fla. He was 84. Mr. Faillace was born July 31, 1909, to Nicoli and Grazia Fail-lacein Mamarpneck, OIH Since the dty of New Ro-: opmnL' Srtfi Couneui Mid that they would consider been frying ORourkes and to fe jtfcte! IP other devel- Fmio Sitae Larchmpnt resident Fannie Silo, a retired tress who lived In Larchmont, died of quicer Wednesday at the Dumont Masonic Home in New Rochelle.

She was 82. She was born May 29, 1912, in Germany to Anton and Franxiska Schnabel Wuerx. She was educated In and she came to the United States at age IS. She settled in Larchmont On May 4, 1936. she and Canio Mac Silo were married at St Josephs Church In New Ro- Reginald J.

Sent: former Reginald J. Senf, a lifelong Port Chester-Rye resident and at Stanford (Conn.) Hospital He 9i.191 SL 2toJS! woTk'bme kown War II. Reggie Senf did defense work in Stamford, Conn. Before and after the war, hislife centered on boat yard owner Vouncjl. In 1948 Mr Senf known ally as Little Jake" took yanj with a part- ner, Philip Boardman.

In 1961, Mr. Senf was appoint- ed assistant harbor master by the City of Rye. Thebdafyard7 known then as" TlMr. enSunuS gEE" untilhi death. Six sisters and a brother died earlier.

5c to wlenhe propoeed 1 that the xfa ShouWJew RodteUe Mil county buy the island nod turn 'k wwwiwbirouciwi i.the island to the county? .4 1 Ski Hit Into partt with tench, ajsss- rr.TJ.'KSW.MSiw Rochellewould gain anl 8100 apush-button teleJ foftision of money from the I.Pkon and pressing 1110 when OB oa A A a a a -i tale but lose the potential UaHf asked for the four-digit code. revenue from private deveyJThe results will be published w0MSM William H. Graham Funeral Home in Rye handled arrangements. Peter Donahue, executor of Mr. Senf estate, said he bequeathed and suggested contributions to the Rye Association for the Handicapped, P.O.

Box 16, Rye, N.Y. 10580. the boat yard and the Long Island Sound. As a youth, Reggie was Maty HeMg Shield: Mary Hellwig Shield, who had lived in Westchester County for more than 60 years, died Monday at her home in Naples, Fla. She was 81.

She was born May 5, 1913, in White Plains to Louis and Anna G. Hellwig. On Aug. 2, 1951, she and Edward C. Shield were married in Nevada.

He died in 1969. Mrs. Shield attended Rye Neck and Mamaroneck schools. When she graduated from high school, proud of the 14 bars he earned for perfect Sunday School atten- dance at Christs Church in Rye, his family laid. He sang in the Boys Choir and for 15 years served on the church Junior to schools' chief she was offered the job of secretary to the superintendent of schools.

She accepted and served in the system for 47 years, retiring in 1977 as administrative V- l-W tuamsuasm MERRITT ASSOCIATES has just sold this charming colonial in die Village. PILAR FINNELL represented the owners and guided them to a successful closing. If you are planning to sell your home call Merritt. Our experienced and knowledgeable staff employs a proven marketing plan specifically tailored to attract the right buyer to your property. MERRITT ASSOCIATES can lead you to a successful closing too! Michael A.

Velez: high school student-athlete Michael A. Velez, a student on the playing field. But, he from Pelham Manor who finished noted, he always took time to his sophomore year at Pelham help less-gifted athletes work on Memorial High School this their game, never boastfully, but spring, died yesterday at Law- always with a friendly sense of rence Hospital in Bronxville of team spirit cancer. He was 16. He was a kind individual, Mr.

Velez was a star pitcher Candelaria said. He was very for the Pelicans, and he also supportive, always willing to give pitched for the Pelham Mets, a help to anyone who needed it sandlot Ufam. He played on the on the field or off. ed publi before Mamaroneck before moving with his family to Somers, where he attended public schools. On Aug.

1,. 1930, he and Mary Ellen Rankin were married. in New Rochelle. During World War II, he worked in defense factories in Connecticut and Tarrytown. Mr.

Faillace and his wife lived in the Shenorock section of Somers, where the couple lived until 1948. While in Somers, Mr. Faillace worked as a mason contractor in Sherprock. In 1946, he moved to Fort Lauderdale and. in 1979, he retired as a building inspector there.

The Faillaces lived in Fort Lauderdale until 1984, when they moved to Avon Park, Fla. 1 He was the last living charter member of the Somers Volunteer Fire Department, of which he was once an assistant fire chief. Mr. Faillace was an active member of the Westchester Volunteer Firemens Association and Westchester County Fire Chief Association before moving to Florida in 1946. Once in Florida, Mr.

Faillace joined the Oakland Park Volunteer Fire Department and organized the Broward County Volunteer Fire Association, the Broward County Chiefa Association and the Broward County Fire District Association. In his spare time, he organised seven different volunteer fire companies in Florida. In addition to his wife of Avon Park, Mr. Faillace is survived by two sods, Charles N. Faillace of Granite Springs and Karl R.

Faillace of Bainbridge, two daughters, Margaret Smith of Port St Lucie, and Karen Hammond of Avon Park; 20 grandchildren; 40 great-grandchildren; two great-great grandchildren; and three step-grandchildren. Arrangements were handled by the Stephenson Nelson Funeral Home in Avon Park. Josephine Manx Westchester resident Josephine Maro, a Hawthorne resident and a longtime White Plains resident, died Wednesday at the Cedar Lane Rehabilitation Center in Waterbury, Conn. She was 77. Shis, had lived in White Plains all her life until moving to Hawthorne three years ago.

Mrs. Maro was born March 21, 1917, in White Plains to James Joseph Pierucci and Mary Angela Rossi Perucd. On 'June 7, 1942, she and Anthony Maro were' married in White Plains. He died in 1988. Mrs.

Maro was a member of Assumption Church in White Plains and the seniors group there. She worked as wai tress for the White. Plains. school district and B. Altman's in White Plains.

She retired in 1986 Mrs. Maro is survived by a son, Anthony Maro Jr. of North White Plains; a daughter, Geral- dine Scopelliti of Hawthorne; three brothers, James Perucd and Sam Perucd, both of White high-school football team. MERRITT ASSOCIATES. INC, 150 Larchmont Ave.

Larcftmont, NY 10538 (914)834-2800 Oilier office in RyefcmWe end Crtrmvick He was born May 9, 1978, in M-New Rochelle to James and Pelham football Coach David Mildred Acosta Velez. He. was Moskowitz said, He had an in-raised and educated in Pelham domitabie spirit that has Manor. Mr. Velez was a parishioner of Mr.

Velez is also survived by Ourx Lady of Perpetual Help his parents living in Pelham Church in Pelham Manor. Manor. His brother, Jose Candelaria of Arrangements1 are by the Pel-Ridgefield, said he excelled ham Funeral Home. Mrs. Silo worked as a seams-for Larchmont Needle-.

works for a couple of years before retiring about 10 years ago, She also worked as a seamstress from her home. She was a parishioner of St Augustines Church in Larchmont Mrs. Silo is survived by a daughter, Patricia Marciano of Greenwich, a son, Mark Silo of Dayton, Ohio; a sister, Maria Wuerx of New Rochelle; a brother, Leonard Wuerz of Germany; five grandchildren; and a great-grandchild. A son, Anthony, died in 1984. Her husband died in 1969.

The John J. Fox Funeral Home in Larchmont is handling the arrangements. Alvoy Patterson: homemaker Alvoy Patterson, a Green-burgh resident who moved recently from Alabama, died yesterday at Westchester County Medical Center. She was 88. Mrs.

Patterson was born in Pike County, on Nov. 9, 1905, to Thomas and Cora Flowers Williams. In 1937, die and Will Patterson were married in Pike County. Her husband died in 1964. i Mrs.

Patterson was a homemaker who lived nearly all her life in Alabama. She moved to Greenburgh seven months ago. She was a member of Ladies Aides Society, the Order of the Eastern Star and Lilly Hill Baptist Church, all in Pike County. She is survived by a grandson, Jerome Williams of Greenburgh; and a granddaughter, Marian Richburg of Atlanta. Funeral arrangements are being handled by Lees Funeral in White Plains.

Horyel and lha lata AnSwny. Davotad Grand-mdhar. of Swa prandehlldran and ona araaFprandcMd. Daar Eldar of Marla WUwz and Laanard SdmabaL. Family racdM fttanda Friday l-t a 7-fpm at lha JOHN A FOX FUNERAL HOME, burtal Saturday lOan, St Lantmart.

In lau of to Dumont monte NY. A. on Juna lm, of NY, Batowad ion of a MSdrod Aeoda Vdoz, davotad hmSar of Jooo Camfelara. Frtancb may Cdl at SB PELHAM FUNERAL HOME, Lincoln A a Pdham, NY, on W-dw a MPM. Moot Our Lady of fWMMi fxp uRiov rmmm Minors NY, on Saturday at ISAM Gda of Haavan Camatary.

INMEMOR1AM nmwr Mirny niMir Afewystaourhaarls. Low, Hanry, Pamala, Danisa, Frank, Franeasca, Marta and Franoa TEHlim I arr i HAPpyaarmoAY in heaven You ara always In our haarts and In our mlncb and you ara vary apictal to ua Ourjovo dway your dstars, brolhors, ntacss and nsphaws SPECIAL NOTICES PEAYHITOILBSSBVHMIN known to taS. Oh, mod baaullM of ML CarmtL Fruitful Vina, of Mavaa Blasiad Mdhar of lha Son of God, Immaculata Virgin, as-. dd ma In my nacasdly. Oh, Star oi lha Sag, hdp ma and dww mo harrin You Oh, Holy Mary, af Itaavan and Earth, I humbly baaaach You ton lha bottom of my hoart to suocaTma In mvun Than ara nona Your- in who hava racoursa ta Thai, flmas) Holy Alary, I Ptaa tab oust In Your hods tanas).

Say lhb prayar tar oonstcuKys dnrs. You mud pubSsh 0 andSwWbaarantadtoyoiL ICF. CARD OF THANKS McJUAJSTBL NwmaaM i Ws Wbh to Thank, Evarvon who was thsra tar us In our tans af loii A tar all lha baaulltal canta wa racdyadl God Bfell You AN ThoMcadltar FamBy assistant to the superintendent of schools. After her retirement, she moved to Naples. She is survived by a sister, Marilou Corrigan of Naples, a nephew and three nieces.

A sister died earlier. Beachwood Society in Naples handled the cremation. He gave a lot his brother been inspirational to all of us. Hoapllal Comal Madkal Confer. He E.

IWb Nno York, NY 10011 would bo appractatid. Airanpamanta GEORGE T. DAVIS FUNBIAL HOME. PASANa Mtaato an Juno 10, WM. VM-Mton at fha JAMES A GUNtPERO FUNERAL HOME, INC At J-pnt Mho af OvMfan Burtal Holy Room Sat.

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