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William Dante Rivelli ✵ 1965-1995

Name at birth:    William Dante Rivelli 
Date of birth:    02/06/65 
Place of birth:   New York City, New York, USA 
Date of death:    30/04/95 
Place of death:   New York City, New York, USA 
Place of burial:  Cathedral of Saint John The Divine, NYC, NY USA 

Then take me disappearin’ through the smoke rings of my mind,
Down the foggy ruins of time, far past the frozen leaves,
The haunted, frightened trees, out to the windy beach,
Far from the twisted reach of crazy sorrow.
Yes, to dance beneath the diamond sky with one hand wavin’ free,
Silhouetted by the sea, circled by the circus sands,
With all memory and fate driven deep beneath the waves,
Let me forget about today until tomorrow.


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Nina Ribak-Rosenthal ✵ 1939-1998

Nina Ribak-Rosenthal

Name at birth:  Nina Beth Ribak
Date of birth: Dec. 12, 1939
Place of birth:  New York City – U.S.A.
Date of death:  April 4, 1998
Place of death:  Modesto – U.S.A.
Resting place:  Lakewood Memorial Cemetery, Hughson, California – U.S.A.
Submitted by:

 

 

Dr. Nina Ribak-Rosenthal was just “NINA”, the name she preferred to be called by all. A professor at Stanislaus State University California for 22 years, she was awarded posthumously the status of Professor of Education, Emeritus.
She is survived by a most loving and adoring family: husband, 4 children, 2 grandchildren, sister, and her beloved cat, Dr. Snufi.
She was much more than a teacher, a wife, a mother, a friend, a companion, or daughter. She was “NINA”; warm, kind, good, sensitive, loving, charitable, able, willing, generous, knowledgeable; an exceptional person who can never be replaced. A one of a kind, a LIGHT in a dim world.
We, her family, loved her dearly, and miss her greatly, each and every hour of every day.
SLEEP WELL NINA, SLEEP WELL

NINA MY NINA
Of all the wonderful things there are,
between the Earth and nearest star,
A soul is there, not meant to be
Be patient Nina, wait for me.

We wonder why, try not to cry;
we didn’t ask to say good-by.
A soul is there, not meant to be
Be patient Nina, wait for me.

Another day, another time,
and once again we will entwine.
A soul is there not meant to be,
Be patient Nina, wait for me.

With eternal LOVE, Edward


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John Francis Rethage ✵ 1925-1999

John Francis Rethage

Name at birth:  John Francis Rethage
Date of birth:  8-16-25
Place of birth:  Pittsburgh
Date of death:  4-1-99
Place of death:  Pittsburgh
Resting place:  St.Michaels, Pittsburgh, PA
Submitted by:  Christopher Rethage  (gallant@adelphia.net)

 

 

John was a loving husband, that deeply loved all of his children and grandchildren. They love him as much. Florance Rethage his wife and children, Florance Wilding, Mary McWreath, John Rethage, Donald Rethage, Nancy Hill, Christopher Rethage, David Rethage and man’s best friend Spitz, all love him and miss him very very much. Rest in peace Father.


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Dianne Arlene Reeves-Grune ✵ 1943-1997

Name at birth:    Dianne Arlene Reeves 
Date of birth:    14 November 1943 
Place of birth:   Chicago,Illinois 
Date of death:    26 July, 1997 
Place of death:   Osceola, Iowa 
Place of burial:  Osceola, Iowa, USA

Submitted by: WES RICHARDS (GRYPHYN@webtv.net)


Taken from the Osceolo Sentinel-Tribune, Thursday August 7, 1997

DIANNE A GRUNE
 

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Dianne Arlene Grune, daughter of Herbert and Frances Reeves, was born Nov. 14, 1943, in Chicago, Ill. and died in the Clarke County Hospital in Osceolo. She was 53. (She died from ovavian cancer)

She married Robert Grune on Oct. 1, 1962, in Downers Grove, Ill. The couple lived in Downer Grove, Mount Ayr, and Osceolo. She worked as a beautician, nurses aid, and operated a Retail Store.

Mrs. Grune was an active member of the First Christian Church, the Clarke County Preservation & Resource Association, and the Clarke County Historical Society.

Mrs. Grune donated her body to the University of Osteopathic Medicine and Health Sciences in the hope that someday something could be learned from the study of her body that would benefit someone else.

She was preceded in death by her father, Herbert Reeves.

Mrs. Grune is survied by her husband, mother Frances Reeves of Downers Grove; a brother, Bill Reeves of Holcombe, Wis. and a sister Carol Carlquist of Downers Grove.

Memorial services for Mrs. Grune will be at 2 P.M. Aug 10 at the First Christian Church in Osceolo, the Rev Fred Rhoffs officiating. Loretta Carpe will be the organist and Linda Crawford will be the vocalist.

There is no interment scheduled.


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William A. Rankin ✵ 1928-2002

Name at birth:    William A. Rankin 
Date of birth:    13/01/1928 
Place of birth:   Fayetteville, Arkansas USA 
Date of death:    10/11/2002 
Place of death:   Waupaca, WI USA 
Place of burial:  Waupaca, WI USA

Submitted by: Denise Basche (dbasche@wpsr.com)


William A. Rankin, age 74, passed away Sunday, November 10, 2002 at home following a courageous battle with lung cancer.

Bill was born on January 13, 1928 in Fayetteville, Arkansas, and moved to Byron, Wisconsin, with his mother, Edna (Steinbarth) Domke. He grew up on his grandparent’s farm until moving to the Neenah-Menasha area where he attended and graduated from St. Mary’s Central High School, Menasha.

He served his country with honor in the U.S. Navy from 1946 until 1952 serving in both World War II and the Korean War. Bill joined the U.S.S. LeJeune’s crew in August 1946, in San Francisco. That was his first assignment as F1C, working on the evaporators in A Division. While attending the Institute of Fine Arts in Chicago, he was recalled to serve his country during the Korean War. He earned numerous medals including World War II, Naval Occupation Asia, National Defense, and the China Service medal. Bill was a member of Weyauwega VFW Post 10407, Weyauwega American Legion Amdt Bruley Post 176, Military Order of the Cootie Wat-O-Ma Pup Tent 38 (the Honor Degree of the VFW), The U.S.S. LeJeune Association, The AmVets, the Gulf Coast Genealogical Society, the Genealogical Society in Waupaca, and a proud member of Clan Maclean International- Clan Gillean USA. Bill was an award-winning trumpet player in high school, played in the ship’s band, and was a great lover of Dixieland Jazz. He enjoyed model shipbuilding, oil painting, gardening and reading books on military history, especially the Civil War. He was an avid fan of the Green Bay Packers.

Bill was employed as a credit manager at Kimberly-Clark Corporation, Neenah, and retired in 1983. He is survived by his wife of 28 years, Margaret (Maggie); daughter, Suzanne, Madison; three sons: Patrick (Audrey), Neenah; Timothy, Neenah; Kenneth (Virginia), Holloman AFB, New Mexico; a half sister, Jan Anderson, Shawnee, Kansas; 11 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Bill was preceded in death by his parents; and a son, Michael.

The funeral service was held Friday, November 15, 2002 at the Holly Funeral Home in Waupaca, and a military burial service at the Wisconsin Veterans Home in King following the service at the funeral home.

We will miss you, Uncle Bill!
Denise (Lundergan) Basche
Renee (Lundergan) Kamke
and our mom Kate Helms


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Irene M. Ramirez ✵ 1911-1995

Irene M. Ramirez

Name at birth:  Irene Mejia
Date of birth:  05-04-1911
Place of birth:  Juchitepec Mexico
Date of death:  02-05-1995
Place of death:  San Antonio, Texas
Resting place:  San Fernando Catholic Cemetery #3 San Antonio, Texas United States of America
Submitted by:  Edward Ramirez   (gooddog@flash.net)

 

 

Beloved mother we dearly miss you, but we know you are with
God and without pain. We will never forget you and your
memory will continue and be passed to the new generation of
your family that did not have the opportunity to know how
loving and wonderful you were. We say our prayers and
think of you each and every day. You left a wonderful
legacy of love for all your children and their children.
Mama tu eras “la mera mera petatera de la mera capital”
Descansa en paz mama.

Pepe y Dalia

 


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Amilcar Diniz Quintella ✵ 1910-1996

Name at birth:    Amilcar Diniz Quintella 
Date of birth:    30/09/10 
Place of birth:   Atafona, Brazil 
Date of death:    17/10/96 
Place of death:   Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 
Place of burial:  Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Submitted by: Roberto Vianna de Miranda (romiranda @ openlink.com.br)


AMILCAR DINIZ QUINTELLA, nascido em 30 de setembro de 1910, era medico e dentista e homem de grande valor e destaque na Odontologia do Rio de Janeiro. Filho de Agnelo T. Quintella contribuiu de maneira bastante significativa para o desenvolvimento e divulgação da Odontologia. Em meados dos anos 40 formou com seus irmãos e colegas de profissão o Centro de Estudos de Odontologia(CEO) que resultou na Associação Brasileira de Odontologia, Orgao representativo da classe. Nos anos 50 desenvolveu um dos primeiros modelos de motor de alta rotação para odontologia em sua oficina em casa.

Era casado com Zenália Medina Quintella e teve 4 filhos: Sérgio, Selma, Sônia e Amilcar (Falecido em 1979) e 9 netos: Claudia, Luciano, Anna Luiza, Anna Leticia, Adriana, Gastão Hugo, Juliana, Bruno e Marcelo. Com sua perda encerra-se uma importante etapa da Odontologia: O Dentista da família e também o Dentista polivalente que executava todas as especialidades. Amilcar atendeu em Consultório durante mais de 60 anos, falecendo aos 86 anos, em l7 de outubro de l996 de enfarte do miocardio, no Rio de Janeiro, Brasil.

Roberto V Miranda


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Sheila Pratt ✵ 1930-1995

Sheila Pratt

Name at birth:  Sheila Tordoff
Date of birth:  23.1.30
Place of birth:  Bradford England
Date of death:  28.3.95
Place of death:  Dewsbury, England
Resting place:  Cremated at Dewsbury crematiorium
Submitted by:  Jeanne Brown (black.rose1@net.ntl.com)

 

 

For out beloved mother, you were an inspiration, we miss you but know
that you are happy now.
We know that you knew the value of a smile and we try to
follow your lead.
Hope there are not too many tears in heaven!
We will always love you,
Jeanne and Robert
(and families)
Love to grandma
Kirsty, Chantal and Robert
Love and kisses to Great Grandma, you never saw me but you would have loved me,
Chloe Louise
xxx


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