In memoriam: Funeral notice photos, August 1-31, 2017
Photos from August's funeral notices with links to the obituaries of each person. For more obituaries go to
In memoriam: Funeral notice photos, August 2017
NIEHAUS, Mona Carole
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BRIDGES, Valerie Lorraine Haber
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CRABB, Rita Jean Hunt
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GILL, Laurance E.
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WOTTA, Darrell D.
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BENTON, Amelia Tellez
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HARRINGTON, "Jean" Imogene
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LORETO, Steve Forrest
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SALCIDO, Trini Aros
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FISHER, Gregory R.
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KNIPPEN, Richard Wayne
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AUCOTT, John Warren
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CHILDS, Gary Lee
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DONER, Florence
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DUFFY, Joseph Oscar, III "Joe"
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KEIL, Conrad "Connie"
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KIRKWOOD, Henry Jr.
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L'ITALIEN, Vera Departed on August 9, 2007
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RODRIGUEZ, Amparo G.
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SCHAFER, Raymond Lowell
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THORNDIKE, Sally Gale and Carl
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GILLIAM, Mr. James Bruce
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KLEIN, Linda Ellen
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LENT, Carol S.
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PRIETO, Alfonso P.
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Play like a pirate or even a mermaid, just not at the same time or place.
DAUNHEIMER, Lorraine Joann Carlson
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GONZALEZ, Nellie M.
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COLVIN, Mary Lou Morrison
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WESTMORELAND, Dolores V.
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ANDERSEN, Anthony "Tony" Henry
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ASHTON, Clara Gay
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GREEN, Martin David
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Hawthorne, Helen Louise Brigham
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KUNDRAT-FENNELL, Cathy
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LARRINAGA, Elsa Eva
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LORENZ, William Ernest (Uncle Bill)
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REEVES, Harlene, nee Constance Harlene Collins
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ROMERO, Manuel, III
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ROOT, Ruth Falconer
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SCUSSEL, Jane Elinor
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SKINNER, Ronald Karl
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TERVEEN, LeRoy
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DOMINGUEZ, Delia Urias
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DOWNEY, Robert Weimer
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GAMEZ, Angelita (Angie)
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HEFFRON, Lorraine Mary (nee O'Brien)
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IVERSON, Kevin Alan3/6/1962 - 8/16/2015
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LEE, Tun Lim
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MARTINEZ, Esther Miranda
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MIRIANI, Rev. Gerald C.
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MOLINA, Chris A.
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PICKRELL, Robert W.
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REA, Cynthia T.
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REDONDO, Edwardo D. Redondo "Lalo"
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CRAIG, Cheryl Lee
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KOTCHOU, Pete
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OPPENHEIMER, Sydney Jean
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YANEZ, Luis Alonso
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DUPONT, John Pierre
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BUSH, Shirley
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DAVIS, Arthur H.
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DICKINSON, Thomas Allen
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GOURLEY, Billy Eugene
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HEALD, Arlie F.
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KERZAN, Donna Jo
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KNAUSS, Frederick E. 8/26/2016
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LOVINGER, Richard R. "Dick"
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MARTI, Joe
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MOLLOY, John Fitzgerald
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PHILLIPPI, Virginia (Ginny) Mae
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SOWLER, William "Bill" Lorne
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TOLEIKIS, Irene Josephine Kozlowski
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WEISBARD, Marvin M.D.
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EDWARDS, Bill 3/28/1939 - 8/21/2010
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AULPH, Janet E. Thomas
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MOORE, Dagmar Marie
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WOODS, Fred
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ISAACSON, Reina Alma
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MACKSTALLER, Nan
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MARTIN, John David, Sr. "Coach"
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MOLINA, Elvia B.
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ROSEN, Jasmine
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SHERWOOD, Lois Elaine
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YANEZ, Emma M.
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YOUNG, Richard O.
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BELCHER, David
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BREWER, Reid Donald
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GARCIA, Mike S.
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STEIN, Ann Annette (Annie)
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CAPORALE, Marilyn
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DEPKA, JON
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DEPONTE, John Jr.
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FERRO, Guy Forrest
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FLORES, Manuel M.
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GREEN, Marlene Bence
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MARKWELL, Alexander "Alec"
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SIQUEIROS, Frank M.
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SWAIM, William D. "Bill"
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VIDAL, Armando Garcia
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YESCHEK, Robert "Bob"
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OSBORN, Jim
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BLAND, David L. 9/30/1940 - 8/30/2016
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BOWERS, Judy Louise Eichelberg
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CURLEY, Thomas J.
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DREWS, Jeffrey Scott
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FIMBRES, Victor and Mary
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PARDEY, Erlinda
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SPECKTOR, Fred
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CHAVEZ, Alma Christina
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MASONE, Mary
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MOORS, Pansy Jeanette (nee Carley)
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PEAR, Marilyn
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ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥ coach Rich Rodriguez meets the media after training-camp practice No. 9 Wednesday evening.
ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥ and Villanova could meet in the Battle 4 Atlantis championship.
Student achievement, desegregation, board relations and ethnic studies among the issues addressed.
Dry and warmer conditions expected for the rest of the work week.
Man defrauded lenders of more than $2 million.
Seven justice and municipal courts will be participating in the Saturday event.
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Two hundred jobs need to be filled from cooks to dishwashers.
St. Philip's Friends of Music series highlights extraordinary ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥ musicians.
The dog was stuck for more than an hour.
Man was convicted of a sex offense involving a minor in 2015.
The UA locks up the highly successful coach, who led the program to back-to-back playoff berths in his first two seasons.
Highlights from the UA's media availability after training-camp practice No. 14 Tuesday morning.
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When a three-foot tall bronze statue of a nymph was returned to the Pima County Courthouse patio fountain after a cleaning, there was a bit of…
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This case was part of Project Safe Childhood, a nationwide federal initiative.
County officials sent 17-page package to big-league club, touting Kino Stadium and spring training.
Future versions of the Tomahawk will add technology to tackle new missions.
Safety already was one of the UA’s deepest and most talented positions — and now a big, experienced cornerback has joined that group.
Reject argument that man did not get fair trail based on testimony.
Editor’s note: This is another in the Star’s series on ethnic markets in ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥.
Man is appealing his termination by the sheriff's department.
Honors earned by Southern ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥ businesses, leaders, organizations.
NEW YORK — Fox ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥ said it has removed a video from its website that depicted cars plowing through demonstrators, saying it was “inappropriate.â€
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If officials think domestic terrorism and white supremacy "have no place in our society," they should do more than talk.
Actress tells people she's not channeling the late singer, just trying to tell her story.Â
Pima County Supervisor Ally Miller appears to have made the post from her personal Facebook account.Â
ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥ and Villanova could meet in the Battle 4 Atlantis championship.
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"I don't think we should try to hide our history," the governor said Monday.
Man defrauded lenders of more than $2 million.
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Man was sentenced to 64 months in prison for the 2015 incident.
Triple-digit temperature swill persist through the weekend.
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A woman showed up at police headquarters with her intoxicated husband in tow. She asked that he be locked up until he sobered up.
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Pheromones could protect trees in endangered red squirrel habitat from bark beetles.
Mainly affecting Marana, Oro Valley, Green Valley and Sahuarita.
Decrease in ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥ funding is about three times the national average.
His attorney says man was burglarizing his house.
Advice for the real world.
Lawsuit claims Insys Therapeutics engaged in a nationwide scheme to deceive patients, doctors and insurers.Â
The deceased are from ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥ unless otherwise noted.
The UA is honoring the man who made the Wildcats into a basketball power, and it's a wonder it took so long.Â
Undersized Pittsburgh native was one of two UA players to earn a full ride this week.
The Warriors coach has agreed to donate proceeds from replicas of his 1980s-era UA gear.
Triple-digit temperatures could continue through next week.
Dine-in, takeout and delivery options are available.
ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥ lawsuit says Insys paid three doctors to prescribe its painkiller.
Steve Martan, 58, acknowledged in court that he left the threatening phone messages for the Republican congresswoman in early May.
It's not the only music festival in ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥ this fall.Â
Two high-pressure systems helped bottled up Harvey and kept it from moving like most hurricanes.
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Asarco didn't respond to the former Interior secretary's criticism of its asking that 11,000 acres be taken out of the monument.
Cal grad will become the first woman to ever do play-by-play for a Pac-12 Networks football game when she calls UA-NAU on Saturday.Â
Tomorrow's temperatures are expected to drop into the low-90s.
Restaurant on University Avenue opened in December 2015 to a crowd of protestors.
The work is scheduled to be completed in 2019.
The Village of Elgin Winery will celebrate its newest venture, the Elgin Brewhouse, on Saturday, Sept. 2. But it won't be all about cocktails, beer and ribbon-cutting.
Two ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥ residents were arrested after Border Patrol agents found two undocumented immigrants hiding in the trunk of their car Thursday near…
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Crews repaired equipment and other problems.
Greg Hansen explains what happened the only time the Lumberjacks beat the Wildcats, and picks a winner for Saturday night's game.
Announcement follows National Guard Bureau's decision to drop support for Operation Snowbird
Trial judge should have allowed Sophia Richter to present "duress" defense, appeals court rules.
The trustee representing the owner of the property cast the only vote, and voted yes.Â
TEP plans to build a new power plant using reciprocating natural-gas engines.
Showers and thunderstorms are possible this afternoon.
Crash took place off the coast of Yemen on August 25.
Advice for the real world.
But while ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥'s rate of subsidence has fallen dramatically since the 1990s, the phenomenon has worsened in Willcox and other rural areas.
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If you've ever wondered how developers name the streets in their subdivisions, Peter Backus' many and varied methods are illustrative.
A day of healthy activities
U.S. Customs and Border Protection announced the appointment on Friday.
How players with ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥ ties are faring in the minor leagues.
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Many jobs require employees to put their well-being in danger, even to the point of risking their lives when they clock in.
Call it blasphemy, but a website for investors has decided that ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥ is the 28th worst city in the United States.
DACA program has provided nearly 800,000 young immigrants a reprieve from deportation.