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| Judith
C. Ralph passed away on December
22nd, 2009. She was a past president of
FFDA and the owner of T.M. Ralph Funeral
Homes. Visitation was held on December 29th
at T.M. Ralph Plantation Funeral Home at
7001 N.W. 4th Street in Plantation, Florida.
Funeral services were held on December 30th
at St. Gregory the Great Catholic Church
at 200 North University Drive in Plantation,
Florida.
Judy
is survived by her husband, Thomas M.
Ralph; daughters: Judith M. Day, Patricia
Jo Ralph and Kathleen S. Ralph; her son:
Thomas H. Ralph (FFDA Past President);
her brothers: Henry W. Johnson and James
P. Johnson and four grandchildren.
Memorial
contributions may be made to: St. Gregory
the Great Endowment Fund in memory of
Judith C. Ralph, 200 N. University Drive,
Plantation, FL 33324 or to Funeral Service
Foundation in memory of Judith C. Ralph
(Hand in Hand Endowment Campaign), 13625
Bishops Drive, Brookfield, WI 53005
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| Kenneth
Perrin passed away on December
2nd, 2009. He was the father of Daniel Perrin,
FFDA Immediate Past President. Kenneth is
survived by his wife Maggie, daughter Judith
Burns and son Daniel; six grandchildren;
eleven great-grandchildren, and one great-great
grandchild. Services were held on December
5th at the First Christian Church in Sebree
Kentucky. Memorial contributions can be
sent to: St. Anthony's Hospice, 2410 S.
Green St., Henderson, Ky., 42420. |
| Ernst
G. Wintter passed away on December
1, 2009. He was the former owner of Wintter
Kirby Funeral Chapels and a member of FFDA.
Ernst is survived by his wife Lisa, his
children Juli, Ernst, Shelley, Colette,
Christopher and Rejane, his sister Bonnie,
seven grandchildren, and many extended family
members. A celebration of life was held
on December 7th at the Joseph A. Scarano
Pines Memorial Chapel at 9000 Pines Blvd
in Pembroke Pines, Florida. Memorial contributions
can be made in his name to a charity of
your choice. |
| Alberta
Henry passed away on Friday, September
18, 2009. She was the Grandmother of FFDA
student member Bry’an E. Onweazuekwu
of Eva's Grace Funeral Services, West Palm
Beach, FL. Memorial services were held on
Saturday, September 26, 2009 at the Hall,
Ferguson, Hewitt Chapel located at 1900
NW 54th Street in Miami, FL. |
| Gary
D. Gross, 63, passed away on July
9, 2009. Gary was a member of FFDA, Vice
President and Funeral Director for Hooper
Funeral Homes, former owner of Shumway –
Gross Funeral Service, Saco, ME and former
partner of Dennett-Craig & Gross Funeral
Home, Saco and Buxton, ME He
is survived by his wife: Mrs. Miriam E.
Gross, Inverness; 2 Sons: Mr. Matthew
J. Gross, Inverness; Mr. Zechariah L.
Gross, St. Augustine; 4 daughters: Ms.
Tammy Ruth Gross and partner, Shari Salisbury,
Westbrook, ME; Mrs. Joanna Lynn (Brent)
Stokinger, Palmer, Alaska; Ms. Elizabeth
Mercades Cortez, Spring Hill; Mrs. Racheal
(Robert) Davis, Ocala; a stepdaughter:
Mrs. Lori (Magnus) Linden, Windham, ME;
his parents: Philip H. and Margaret Gross,
Inverness; a brother: Philip H. Gross
Jr., Abbott, ME; 7 grandchildren: Tessah
and Jakob Stokinger, Ciarra Smith, Chase
and Carly Davis, Sarah and Adam Linden.
Mr. Gross was a proud foster parent of
over 100 children in Maine and Florida.
Funeral
Services were held on July 14th, 2009
at the Inverness Chapel of Hooper Funeral
Homes, 501 W. Main Street in Inverness,
FL 34450. Memorial donations can be made
to The Path of Citrus County, PO Box 3024,
Inverness, FL 34451.
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Deward
Martin, 83 of Holly Hill, Florida
passed away on July 8, 2009. He was the
Step-father of FFDA Lobbyist, Georgia
McKeown. He is a graduate of the University
of Virginia engineering school, he earned
his masters degree in Sanitary Engineering
at the University of Illinois. He was
a member of the American Society of Professional
Engineers and his career spanned a lifetime
of experience in both the design and construction
engineering industries.
There
was nothing Deward Martin could not repair
or build. No matter how simple or how
difficult, even without seeing the project,
he knew how to solve the problem. Everyone
including family, friends and colleagues
called him for advice and he was always
there to lend a hand.
His
sense of humor and his warm laughter would
light up a room and everyone waited for
his stories of the "good ol' days."
A simple man, he could make anything grow
and loved gardening, visiting with his
grandchildren, and rooting for his beloved
Miami Dolphins and Washington Redskins.
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