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8A 19,2016 THE ARIZONA REPUBLIC InMemoriam Obituaries IfYouJustWant Cremation www.csofaz.com Our YourFamily Family Serving www.heritagefuneralchapels.com AR-0008195553-01 Deadlinestoplaceyournoticearebefore12noonMonday-Fridayforthe publications.Custom/Displayobituarydeadlineis10amMon-Fri.Callclassi- fied Customer Service at 602-444-8774, for pricing and details Familyandfriendsareencouragedtosharememoriesandcondolencesby visiting the on-line Guest Book at www.obits.azcentral.com BORQUEZ, Betty A. CAVANAUGH, Gladys S. COSTANTINI, Martha Mary DORIAN, Kenneth GILBREATH, Georgia Lee GOGGIN, Jennie M. HIGGINS, James H. MCKINNEY, Dennis R.

SMITH, Ruby Lee TAYLOR, Phyllis Joann WACIENGA, Patricia Borquez, Betty A. edherlife.BettyisalsosurvivedbyhertwosistersMary DeeStump(thelateRobertBracamonteandthelateWil- nix.Sheisalsosurvivedbyaniece,fivenephews,andmanygreatandgreat- greatniecesandnephewswholovedtheirauntieverymuch.Bettygrewup youngadultanddedicatedherlifetoherworkandfamily.Aftermanyyears joyedthecompanyofheryoungerbrotherRollie.Shewasanexcellentcook, thannot.Hergreatestjoyinlifewasspendingtimewithhersonandgrand- children.Theywerethelovesofherlife.ServicestocelebrateBetty’slifewill followtheservicesatSt.FrancesCatholicCemetery,2033N. 48th Phoenix, AZ 85008. Cavanaugh, Gladys S. dysissurvivedbyherhusbandDr.JohnJ.Cavanaughandherfivechildren, ArmyCorpswheresheservedasanX-raytechnologistanddentalassistant.

atreRibbonandWWIIVictory.GladysdepartedattherankofStaffSergeant. ShelaterattendedtheUniversityofPennsylvaniatobecomeadentalhygien- ist.DuringhertimeinthemilitaryshemetherhusbandJohnJCavanaugh. Theyweremarriedfor65yearsandhavelivedinArizonaforthepast55 years.Shewasadevotedwife,dedicatedmotherandvoraciousreader.Visi- Hospital. Costantini, Martha Mary Chandler.MarthawasbornonAugust20,1929inChica- Marthawasprecededindeathbyherparentsandhus- bandFrankG.Costantini.Sheissurvivedbyherchil- nephews.VisitationwillbeWednesday,April20,2016 p.m.atQueenofHeavenCatholicFuneralHome,1562E. queenofheavencatholicmortuary.com.Arrangementsentrustedto Queen of Heaven Catholic Funeral Home, Mesa, AZ.

Dorian, Kenneth andlovedmemberoftheSunCitycommunityfor17 years.KenmovedtoSunCityfromAlsip,Illinois,where heservedasarespectedPoliceOfficerfor28years.He lateThomasandDennis.HeissurvivedbyhiswifeCyn- willbegreatlymissed.Visitationwillbe1:30-2:30p.m. AZ.Pleasevisitwww.menkefuneralhome.comtoleavecondolen- ces for the family. Gilbreath, Georgia Lee andwillbegreatlymissed.ShewasborntoMiltonand GeorgiamovedtoArizonain1942aftergraduatinghigh school.Shemarriedtheloveofherlife,George,whowas theymarriedtheymovedbacktoArkansaswherethey workedonthefamilyfarm.ThenbacktoPhoenixin 1952.GeorgiaworkedforthePhoenixpubliclibraryfor 25yearsandGeorgewasaunionplumberforover30 years.Sheisprecededindeathbyherparents,two brothersJackandJohnandhusbandGeorgeof62years.Georgiaissurvived grandsonGeorge.ServiceswillbeheldThursday,April21,2016atSunland emorial.com. Goggin, Jennie M. Higgins, James (Jim) H.

1946toEmilyMoreyGardHigginsandArthurR.Higgins,Jimgraduatedfrom QuincyHighSchoolandreceivedhisBachelorofSciencedegreeinFinancein 1972fromSouthernIllinoisUniversity.HealsoservedhonorablyintheUSAir ForceandservedtwotoursofdutyinVietnam.Jimbecameanaccountman- glasswork.Hisgrandson,MJ,hasbeenthelightofhislifeduringhisretire- ment.Jimissurvivedbyhisson,MatthewandhiswifeAmanda,andhisson, America.HewasprecededindeathbybrothersJohnHigginsandCharles Jimissurvivedbysixsisters-in-lawandfivebrothers-in-lawand bymanyniecesandnephews.Thegravesideservicewillbeheld Shea Blvd, Scottsdale, Arizona. McKinney, Dennis R. wasaveteranoftheU.S.NavyandservedintheViet- namconflict.HeisprecededindeathbyparentsJames andSusan.HeissurvivedbywifePatsyMcKinney, ews.Avisitationwillbeheldfrom6-8pmonWednesday, FuneralHome.GravesideserviceswillbeheldattheCityofMesaCemetery following funeral services. Smith, Ruby Lee byherparentsDelbertandAlethaLynchandsonShaneSmith.Rubywas Ashley, Kimberly and great grandkids Baylee and Brooklyn. Taylor, Phyllis Joann be Thursday, April 21st at 10am at Mesa Cemetry.

Wacienga, Patricia NYpassedintothearmsofourlovingFatheronApril15, breastcancer.PatwasprecededindeathbyEdward, herlovinghusbandof56years.Shewillbedearly missedbyherchildrenJenniferKusmierski(Steve in1977.SheretiredfromYorkInternationalinMay,1995.Inretirementshe misseddearlybyallthatknewher.DonationsinPat’smemory,canbemade zona85250.http://sagehospice.org/donate.Onlinecondolences maybesenttothefamilybyvisitingwww.heritagefuneralchapel s.com. AR-0008539887-01 InLovingMemory Doug Georgianni SilentMemories keepyounear Astimeunfolds anotheryear. Outofourlives Youmaybegone, Butinourhearts Youstillliveon. EverlastingLove, YourFamily Politics LOS ANGELES Doris Roberts, who played the tart-tongued, endlessly meddling mother on Loves has died, a family spokeswoman said. She was 90.

Roberts died overnight in her sleep, spokeswoman Janet Daily said Monday. Daily was told of the death by son, Michael Cannata. The cause of death was not immediately known. Roberts had been healthy and active, Daily said. Last month, Roberts appeared at an union event that focused on the scarcity of female directors in entertainment.

She asked the panel why there were so few roles for elder actors. Roberts won four Emmy Awards for her portrayal of Marie Barone on Loves receiving a total of seven nominations as best supporting actress for the sitcom. loved our mom, the great risRoberts. A wonderful, funny, indelible actress and Phil Rosenthal, the producer, posted on his Twitter account. The sitcom, which aired from 1996 to 2005, also starred Ray Romano, Brad Garrett and Patricia Heaton.

Peter Boyle, who played husband Frank Barone opposite Roberts, died in 2006. was funny and tough and loved life, living it to the Heaton tweeted. She recalled Roberts as a Roberts also was known for her role in the 1980s TV detective series ington She appeared on stage and in a variety of movies, including Taking of Pelham One Two and Witness Her lengthy list of TV and movie credits included projects from 2015, including the TV movie Kiss- and others slated to be released this year. Roberts was born Nov. 4, 1925, in St.

Louis and grew up in New York, Daily said. The actress began her stage career on Broadway in the 1950s, amassing credits that eventually included Neil Last of the Red Hot and Terrence In early TV appearances, she was seen in episodes of Naked and Roberts received her first Emmy Award in 1983, for her supporting role on the series She received a total of 11 nominations for her TV work overall, including her bids for An enthusiastic cook, Roberts co- wrote You Hungry, Dear? Life, Laughs, and a memoir with recipes, in 2005. Besides her son, she is survived by her daughter-in-law, Jane, and three grandchildren, Kelsey, Andrew, and Devon Cannata. Loves star Roberts dies GETTY IMAGES Ray Romano and actress andDoris Roberts perform onstage at the International Myeloma oundation's Comedy Celebrationin 2012. 90-year-old known for wit LYNN ELBER ASSOCIATED PRESS was funny and tough and loved life, living it to the PATRICIA HEATON FELLOW ACTOR ON LOVES RA lawmakers on improving the proposal.

"I appreciate the effort to address some of the issues," he said. "I'm not sure yet that this is the solution, but a solution eeds to be found." He said he'd like to see additional re- uirements about where polling sites ust be located, particularly to make ure there are adequate sites in lower-income areas where transportation may be more of an issue. The bill still needs final votes in the Senate and in the House before it goes to the governor. It can continue to be amended in this process. The Arizona Legislature is proposing hanges to election law intended to prevent a repeat of the problems visited on oters during the presidential prefer- nce election.

en. Kimberly Yee, R-Phoenix, who waited in line for more than five hours to vote in the March 22 preference election, proposes new regulations that would: Require Maricopa County to provide at least one polling place for every 1,700 "active registered voters" for the presidential preference election. It defines active registered voters as those who are not on the permanent early-voting list a nd are eligible to vote in the presidential preference election as of Jan. 1. Allow a county recorder or officer i charge of the election to designate mergency polling places for presidential preference elections.

Allow individuals to electioneer and engage in political activity, including posting signs outside a 75-foot limit, at facilities used as a polling place or voting center except those used in an emer- gency. Emergency locations do not have to allow electioneering or political activity on their property. The proposals are part of an amend- ent to House Bill 2017. "This amendment would require residential preference elections and pecial elections in Maricopa County to ave a minimum of 200 polling places," Yee said. "It would not apply to the special election in May, but they are shooting for as close to 120 as possible." Sen.

Martin Quezada, D-Phoenix, said he's opposing the amendment at this point, but is interested in working with Legislation requires 200 polling places ALIA BEARD RAU THE REPUBLIC AZCENTRAL.COM Obituary.