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Asbury Park Press Friday. Oct. 15, 1993 B7 Deaths Obituaries For service times and other details, see Services listing Col. James J- Nowicki, 81, retired from Fort Monmouth This is a complete list of obituaries the Asbury Park Press received for today. Some obituaries may not appear in this edition Benjamin Barkeley, Asbury Park Fdward Jackson Funeral Home, Neplune I Agnes Mattern Callgulrl, 72, formerly of Brick Township olonial Funeral Home.

Ilrick i Township Helen Carr, 86, Berkeley Township '( onncll's llomejiir Funerals, Ilayville Alice Micklow Dollman, 93, Island Heights Anderson anii CampMI Funeral Home, Toms River -John Francis Doyle, 67, Hazlet Township Day Funeral Home, Keyporl Joseph F. Dwulet, 84, Lakewood Tunerul Home, akewood, Constance R. Eggleton, 72, Tuckerton Wood Tunerul Home, 'Tuckerton Kathryn R. Furbee, 90, Aberdeen Township llolmdel Funeral Home, Holmdri Township, Peggy Holly Hawkins, 42, Lakewood Nathaniel Small Tunerul Home, Irvinxlon Edna M. Prince Ketschke, 73, Lacey Township Kohlir Tuneral Home, Wood-Ridge, Kevin Christopher Koelsch, Infant, Howell Township (ieorne S.

Hassler Tunerul Home, Jackson Township Dorothy Monti, Lavallette Timothy F. Ryan Home for Funerals, Ijimllelte, Leontlne Moore, Upper Montclalr Moriurly Funeral Home, Monlclair August E. Negra, 73, Lacey Township liyton llomejiir Funerals, Forked Rivtr Florence Nllsen, 81, Toms River li Funeral Home. iMkewood Col. James J.

Nowlckl, 81 Oceanport John h. Day Funeral Home, Red Hank Melinda Beth Scozzafava, 18, Old Bridge Township lledle Funeral Home, Malawan Sylvia Sue Shave, 72, Howell Township Waill Funeral Home, Morxanvillc, Marlboro Township Hazel Holman Sprague, 91, Allentown Peppier Funeral Home, Allentown Anna J. Tereo, 59, Oceanport Hruun Funeral Home, lialontown Clarence T. Young, 68, Long Branch Flock Funeral Home, l-tmn branch Fort Leavenworth, and attended Ohio State University, where he majored in government law. His last assignment was a supervisory instructor at the Army Signal School, Fort Monmouth, from which he retired.

He was a communicant of St. John the Baptist Church, Long Branch. Col. Nowicki was born in Dunkirk, N.Y., and lived in Ocean-port for the past 34 years. Surviving are his wife, Sigrid E.

Forner Nowicki; two sons, Michael Houston, and James J. Eaton-town; and a daughter, Joanne Nowicki, Shrewsbury. John E. Day Funeral Home, Red Bank, is in charge of arrangements. f'' File photo Alice Micklon Dollman, teacher, secretary to Ministry of Finland BENJAMIN BARKELEY, of ASBURY PARK, died Wednesday at Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune.

He was a member of Zion Baptist Church, Newport News, Va. Mr. Barkeley, known as "Bobo," was born in Neptune and lived in Newport News before moving to Asbury Park. Surviving are his father, Robert Lee Neptune, his mother, Cynthia S. Roberts, Asbury Park; two brothers, John W.

Barkeley II, East Orange, and W. Rusty Barkely, Asbury Park; and a sister, Sonia L. Barkley, East Orange. Edward E. Jackson Funeral Home, Neptune, is in charge of arrange-, ments.

JOHN FRANCIS DOYLE, 67, of HAZLET TOWNSHIP, died Wednesday at Bayshore Community Hospital, Holmdel Township. He was mail room supervisor at Dell Pub- lishing New York, for 42 years, can Committeeman of Hazlet. He was a Navy veteran of World War II and the Korean War. Mr. Doyle was born in Elmhurst, Queens, N.Y., and lived in Jackson Heights, Queens, before moving to Hazlet 33 years ago.

Surviving are his wife, Helen M. Murphy Doyle; three sons, Michael J. Doyle, Union City, John F. Doyle Maplewood, and William F. Doyle, at home; four daughters, Patricia A.

Hay-den, Brookside, N.Y., Mary Lou Har-rold, Orangedale, Helen M. Doyle, Highlands, and Anne Marie Doyle, Washington, D.C.; a brother, Peter Doyle, Queens; and seven grandchildren. Day Funeral Home, Keyport, is in charge of arrangements. KATHRYN R. FURBEE, 90, of ABERDEEN TOWNSHIP, died yesterday at Bayshore Community Hospital, Holmdel Township.

She was a member of St. Benedict's Roman Catholic Church, Holmdel. Mrs. Fur-bee was born in Croton-on-Hudson, N.Y., and lived in Brooklyn for over 50 years before moving to Aberdeen two months ago. Her husband, John, died in 1949.

She was also predeceased by two sons, John, in 1945, and Edward, 1988. Surviving are a son, Patrick Furbee, Ta-coma, a daughter, Leslie Mat-tone, with whom she lived; seven grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren. Holmdel Funeral Home, Holmdel Township, is in charge of arrangements. EVA EVERETTA KEELER, 82, of OCEAN TOWNSHIP, died Monday at Jersey Shore Medical Center, Neptune. Francioni, Taylor and Lopez Funeral Home, Asbury Park, is in charge of arrangements.

The location of the funeral was incorrect in her obituary in yesterday's Asbury Park Press. KEVIN CHRISTOPHER KOELSCH, infant son of Henry and Colleen Harrington Koelsch, of HOW- ALICE MICKLOW DOLLMAN, 93, of ISLAND HEIGHTS, died Tuesday at Leisure Park Nursing Home, Lakewood. She was a school teacher and was secretary to the superintendent of school in Mar-quetta, and secretary to the Ministry of Finland, Washington, D.C. She was a member of St. Alban's Episcopal Church, Washington, D.C, the Washington Club, the Friday Morning Music Club, the Women's Auxiliary to the Medical Society of the District of Columbia, and the Wesley Heights Spring Valley Club.

She attended Northern Ocean; two daughters, Leilani M. Dor-neld, Westfield, and Pamela A. Vierra, Freemont, her mother, Mary Patterson, Yatesboro, four brothers, and two sisters; and two grandchildren. Braun Funeral Home, Eatontown, is in charge of arrangements. CLARENCE T.

YOUNG, 68, of LONG BRANCH, died Wednesday at home. Mr. Young, known as "Rock," worked in the maintenance department at Monmouth Park race track for three years. Prior to that, he worked in the maintenance department at Riverview Medical Center, Red Bank, and from 1960-1970 he worked at Martin Rubber Long Branch. He was a former member of the Eatontown BPO Elks.

He was born in Philadelphia and lived in Long Branch for the past 35 years. His wife, Tabitha Brown Young, died in 1981. Surviving are a son, Clarence Davis Young, Red Bank; a daughter, Valerie Veronic Carrington, Brooklyn; seven grandchildren, and retiring in 1987. He was a communicant of Holy Family Roman Catholic Church, Union Beach, where he was an usher. He was past member of the I Knights of Columbus 3402, Keyport, a life member of the Veterans of For-I eign Wars Post 4303, West Keans-! burg, Hazlet Township, life member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Guada Canal Post, Cliffwood Beach, Aber-; deen Township, and a former Republi- SERVICES AGNES CahRUin (nee) Mattern ot Brick.

J. on October 13. 1993 age 72 yrs. Beloved wife ot the late Ralph Caliguiri Devoted mother ot John Caliguin and the late Elizabeth 0 Antonio Loving grandmother ot 5 and great grandmother ot 1 Mass ol Christian Buriaf will be held Saturday at 9 15 AM at St. Dominic's R.C.

Church, Brick, Followed by interment at Ocean County Memorial Park. Dover Twp. N.J. Visitation, Friday 2 4 and 7 9 pm at the Colonial Funeral Home. 2170 Route 88.

Brick, DOLLMAN Alice Micklow ol Island Heights. N.J.. lormcrly ol Washington. DC. on Oclober 12 Beloved Mother ol Alicia McComscy Beloved Sister ol Vcrner C.

Micklow and Bernhardt Micklow Beloved Grandmother ol 4 and Great Grandmother ol 2. Memorial Services will be held on Sunday, Oct. 17. 4 pm at St. Paul Lutheran Church, Beachwood, N.J.

under direction ol Anderson and Campbell Funeral Home, Guerre with the Silver Star. He also received the American Defense Medal, the Good Conduct Medal, the American Campaign Medal, the World War II Victory Medal, the Army of Occupation Medal, the Combat Infantryman Badge, and the Armed Forces Reserve Medal. Other highlights of his military career included military attache in Athens, Greece, battalion intelligence officer with the Sixth Infantry Regiment in Europe, assistant professor of military science and tactics at Niagara University, Niagara Falls, N.Y, and intelligence staff officer in Japan. He was also a graduate of the Command and General Staff College, operated farm former member of the Lakewood Board of Education. He was a 1929 graduate of Rider College.

Mr. Dwulet was born in Brooklyn and lived in Lakewood most of his life. Surviving are his wife, Violet Fe-derowicz Dwulet; two sons, Martin and Richard, both of Lakewood; a daughter, Barbara Monohan, Richmond, a brother, Dr. Leon Dwulet, Point Pleasant; a sister, Helen Meyer, Lakewood; and 11 grandchildren. D'Elia Funeral Home, Lakewood, is in charge of arrangements.

Station. She received her master's degree in Social Work from the William Alanson White Institute of New York School of Social Work at Columbia University. Mrs. Moore was born in Paterson and lived in Upper Montclair for many years. Surviving are her husband, Earle; and a brother, Peter M.

Belmont, Tin-ton Falls. Moriarty Funeral Home, Montclair, is in charge of arrangements. ANNA J. TEREO, 59, of OCEAN-PORT, died vesterdav at home. Mrs.

lereo, known as "Ann," was the owner and operator of Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio, Ocean Township, for three years. She served five years in the Navy during the Korean War. She was born in Seminole. Tereo and lived in West Long Branch and in Eatontown before moving to Ocean-port a year ago. Surviving are her husband, Michael; two sons, Dr.

Michael Freemont, and Richard Wayside, shooting dren ages 6 weeks, 23 months and 2 were at the Pompano Beach police station giving a statement. A detective, holding little Ashata, felt moisture on her dress. He pulled away his hand. He was blood and a bullet hole. The bullet was lodged in her right side.

"She never complained. She never whimpered," Boals said. Rescue workers rushed the toddler to Broward General where the bullet was removed. The youngster was released yesterday. She was at home recovering with relatives.

Sapp was charged with murder, five counts of attempted murder, shooting into an occupied vehicle, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and use of a firearm. He was being held without bail yesterday in the Broward County Jail. According to state records, Sapp, who also went by the name Richard D. Phillips, first went to prison in 1987. He was sentenced to three years and six months on an aggravated assault, armed robbery and concealed firearm conviction.

He escaped from a work release program in Opa-locka, in June 1988, but was back in custody three months later. While he was on the lam, he apparently went on a crime spree in Broward. In January 1989, he was convicted armed robbery, aggravated assault and shooting into a house. He was sentenced to six years and six months. He was released from Hendry Correctional Institution on Sept.

2. COL JAMES J. NOWICKI, 81, of OCEANPORT, died Sunday at Bayshore Community Hospital, Holmdel Township. He was a colonel in the Army for 28 years, retiring in 1962. Col.

Nowicki was a disabled veteran who had served with distinction with the 30th Infantry Division in the European Theater of Operations during World War II. He participated in the Normandy invasion and Battle of the Bulge, where he was wounded in action. He was decorated for his contribution during the war with two Oak Leaf Clusters to the Bronze Star Medal, an Oak Leaf Cluster to the Purple Heart, and the Belgian Croix De Joseph F. Dwulet JOSEPH F. DWULET, 84, of LAKEWOOD, died yesterday at home.

He was a teacher at South River High School for six years, and was a substitute teacher at Lakewood High School for many years. He also operated the Dwulet Farm, Lakewood, for 50 years. He was a member of Holy Family Roman Catholic Church, and St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, both of Lakewood. He was a member of the Ocean County Board of Agriculture, and a ELL TOWNSHIP, died Tuesday at Jersey Shore Medical Center, Nep tune.

Kevin was born in Neptune. Also surviving besides his parents are his paternal grandparents, Richard and Johann Meyer, Port Orange, and his maternal grandparents, William and Joanne Harrington, Toms River. George S. Hassler Funeral Home, Jackson Township, is in charge of arrangements. LE0NTINE MOORE, of Upper Montclair, whose brother lives in TINTON FALLS, died Tuesday at Mountainside Hospital, Glen Ridge.

After graduation, she taught handicapped children at the nursery school level. She was a psychiatric social worker with the Lavelle School for the Blind, Catholic Charities of New York, and the New Jersey Reformatory of Women, Clinton. Subsequently, she worked at the Passaic Mental Health Center, Paterson, becoming a director and it's senior psychiatric social worker. She also conducted her own private practice in Upper Montclair until her death. She attended Central High School, Paterson, and was a 1935 graduate of College of Saint Elizabeth, Convent in random car.

He didn't know what was going on, police say. He pulled his black revolver and started shooting, emptying the gun at the fleeing vehicle. One bullet struck the car. It pierced the left tail light, entered the trunk, continued through the back seat and slammed into little Leonard Lockett's back. It exited out his stomach and lodged in the side of his 23-month-old cousin, Ashata Hall.

Both children were strapped in the back seat with a seat belt. Pompano Beach Officer Barry Whitfield responding to the original call was pulling up as the scene unfolded. He saw Sapp shooting at the disappearing car. "Ricky decided he couldn't catch it so he stopped and emptied his gun," said Sgt. John Boals.

"Why he decided the best way to help his niece was to shoot this car, I don't know." Sapp ran. Police found him a short time later hiding in a nearby carport. They recovered two guns, an empty revolver and a loaded .380 semi-automatic, in a nearby field. Meanwhile, Holland and her sis-tprs drove to a convenience store, about 12 blocks away. There, they discovered Leonard had been shot.

Paramedics tried desperately to save the child. He died at 9:51 p.m. at Broward General Medical Center. Nobody realized Ashata had been shot. It would not be discovered until several hours later, when Valerie Holland, her sisters and the chil Col.

James J. Nowicki Michigan College, Marquette, the University of and George Washington University. Mrs. Dollman was born in Ishpem- ing, and lived in D.C., before moving to Island' Heights in 1989. Her husband, Dr.

Mazarin died in 1958. Surviving are a daughter, Alicia Dollman Mc Come-; sey, Island Heights; two brothers, Verna C. and Bernhard Micklow, both of Marquette, four't grandchildren, and two grandchildren. Anderson and; Campbell Funeral Home, is in charge of arrange-? ments. five great-grandchildren.

Flock Funeral Home, Long Branch, is in charge of arrangements. MELINDA BETH SCOZZAFAVA, 18, of OLD BRIDGE TOWNSHIP, died yesterday at home after a long Alness. She was a 1992 graduate if Cedar Ridge High School, Old Bridge. Miss Scozzafava was born in Lakewood and lived in Dallas before moving to Old Bridge three years ago. Surviving are her father and stepmother, Frank and Colette Scozzafava, Old Bridge; her mother, Patricia Edwards, Hackensack; a brother, Mark Scozzafava, stationed jit McGuire Air Force Base; a sisttjr, Lauren Stoffregen, Fort Worth, Texas; her paternal grandfather, Frank Scozzafava, Jersey City, and hifr maternal grandmother, Louise Bain, Kingston N.Y.

Bedle Funeral Home, Matawan, is in charge of arrangements, i Plotkin developed the rubella vaccine and helped create the rabies vaccine, '4 He was involved in the development of several vaccines now being tested, including vaccines that protect against cytomegalovirus, a congenital infection that can cause mental retardation; rotavirus, which causes infantile diarrhea, and chickenpox. He believes there will be a vaccine against HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, by the turn of the century. It may, however, have to be adrjii-nistered differently than other vaccines because HIV mutates easily. "I think it's likely that we'll haveo have different vaccines for different geographic areas, which is going make life complicated," Plotkin "It's not yet clear whether we can produce lasting immunity. I think there will be an HIV vaccine eventually, but I don't think it will enable us to do away with other forms of prevention." I' He expects vaccines for herpes and cytomegalovirus to come more quickly.

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Washington. 20011 DWULET Joseph ol Lakewood passed away October 14. 1993. Beloved husband ol ol Violet Federowic Dwulet. Father ot Barbara Monohan.

Martin Richard Brother ot Helen Meyer. Or. Leon Dwulet. the late Henry Dwulet the late Edward Dwulet. Friends may call Friday 4 a 7 9 pm at the D'Elia Funeral Home.

Route 70 and Vermont Avenue, Lakewood. New Jersey. Mass ot Christian burial will be Sat. at 12 noon at Holy Family Church, East County Line Lake-wood Burial will follow at St. Mary Cemetery.

Lakewood. HAWKINS Peggy Holly age 42 on Friday October 8 1993 ot Lakewood. Beloved wile ol Leonard Hawkins. Dear mother ot Leonard Holhf. Kimber-Iv Holly.

Lisa Holly. Bridget Hawkins Gabrielle Hawkins. Dear sister ol Tern Young Funeral ujiii ka HaIH in Snartanbure. services iiuc.mc... -r- South Carolina at the convenience of the family bourn Carolina ai me Friends may call on Monday afternoon i from 5-7 ZvS I Small Marun luimci mug wi, KETSCHKE Edna M.

ol Toms River, formerly of wVod Ridge on 101393 Wife of the late Thomas (1992). Mother of Thomas of Wood-RVdge anrj Sharon Grimaldi of Wood-Ridge Sister ol Marilyn Wilder ol Indiana and Doris Fuller of Oregon Grandmother ol 5 and vealffana-motTier ot 4. Funeral service at Koter funeral Home. 280 Hackensack Wood-Ridge. Sa 10 30 am.

Interment George Washington Memorial Park Visitation Fri. 2 4 7-9 pm. Donations to Deborah Hospital would be appreciated. KOELSCH Kevin Christopher. Infant son of Henry Colleen Harrington Koelsch of HowcH NJ.

Beloved grandson ol the late George Koelsch Loving grandson ol Richard Jann Mover and William Joanne Harrington No viewing, private services. In lieu of llowers. dona- Hons may be sent in the memory Christopher Woelsch to Lori Messer. Director of th i at Jersev Shore Medical Center. 1945 Rt 33.

Neptune'Wp 07754 would be appreciated The George S. Hassler Funeral Home. Jackson Twp. is in charge ot the arrange-ments. MOORE Leontme P.

ot Upper Montclair on October 12. 1993, wife of Earle; sister of Peter BeTmont Funeral from the iHugh Funeral Home. 76 Park Street, Montclair NJ on Saturday at 10 am then to Saint Cassian Church Upper Montclair where at 1 1 am a Funeral Mass wllf be ottered Interment at ception Cemetery Visiting 2-4 and 7-9 on Friday In Tieu ot llowers donations may be made to he Montclair Volunteer Ambulance Unit, 9b vauey Road. Montclair, N.J. 07042.

NOWICKI Colonel James J. ot Oceanport. NJ I on October 10. 1993 Husband i ot Sigrid E. Forner Nowicki.

Father ot Michael James J. Jr ana Joanne Nowicki. Visitation Sunday agS 7 9 pm at the John Day Funeral Home, 85 RivefsTde Ave Red Bank, tJj. Mass of Christian Burial on Monday at 10 am at SI. Johns Ine Baptist Church.

Long Branch, NJ. SPRAGUE Haie Holman. Funeral services will be held Monday 1 1 a from the Peppier Funeral Home. 114 South Main St Allentown The Rev. Christopher Dixon pastor of the Allen own United Church will officiate Interment will be in the Allentown Methodist Cemetery Friends cal Sunday 7-9 p.m.

at the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to the Allentown United Mclhodisf Church Memorial Fund. 23 Church SI Allentown. N.J. 08501 or to i the Allentown First Aid Squad, P.O.

Box 252. Allen-town. TEREO Anna Ann" Jane ol Oceanport. NJ on Oct 14 1993 Wile ol Michael. Mother ol Dr Michael Richard A Leilan, Dornleld and Pamela A Vicrra Daugh er ol Mary Patterson.

Sis of Grandmther Jvlsitabon Fr. 7 9 pm at the Braun Funeral Home. 106 Broad Eatontown, NJ Funeral service Sat. 10 1 am at the funeral home In lieu of flowers, please make memorial donations to the MC.OSS Hospice, 141 Bodman PI Red Bank NJ 07701 or the American Cancer Society. 1540 Rt.

runi'idl nunit; ia YOUNG Clarence -Rock" ol Long Branch. J. on October 13. 1993 at his home. Age 68 Funeral Services Saturday 1 1 a from the Flock Funeral Home.

243 Broadway Long Branch, Frjends may call from 10 a.m. Interment private. autre juj, i.j IN MEMORIAM CAFFERY Lucia Its only been a year since 'you re gone; although at times it seems like forever We miss your big brown eyes mll'nf heart ot gold. Not a day goes Ty without a thought of you Your always on our mind in our hearts. We love miss you Love Deana.

Darren Bt uao Forever in our Hearts HATTIE BLUM GOETZ May 10.1975 Oclober 15.1992 Knlght-Rldder Newspapers POMPANO BEACH, Fla. Ricky Lewis Sapp, fresh out of prison, wanted his inmate buddies to know how well he was faring on the outside. Hp wrote them a letter about the pleasures of freedom: chasing hookers and pulling hold-ups. He enclosed a snapshot: Shirtless and muscular, kneeling in front of a car, he held a .38 in his left hand, a .380 in his right. Yesterday, Sapp was back behind bars, charged in the random shooting death of a 3-year-old boy.

Sapp's relatives already had called Pompano Beach cops at 8:54 p.m. Wednesday because he had pulled a gun on one of his nieces. He took off. Moments after he ran out the door an old blue Futura packed with women and children pulled up in front of the house where Sapp had been living with relatives since his release from prison six weeks ago. Valerie Holland, 22, had come looking for her boyfriend, Sebbie "June" Lockett, the father of her four kids.

She knew Lockett was sneaking around with Jackie Thomas, Sapp's niece. Holland and Thomas, 18, got into a screaming match. Then Thomas yelled for her uncle who was disappearing down the street. Sapp turned around and came running back just as the car with Holland, her two sisters and four tiny kids pulled away. Sapp didn't know who was in the Knlght-Rldder Newspapers PHILADELPHIA If you think kids are vaccinated against a lot of diseases today, just wait till the 21st century.

Stanley Plotkin, a pediatrician who specializes in vaccine research, believes that by 2025, the average American will be vaccinated against about 30 diseases, including AIDS and genital herpes. People in developing countries could be protected against another 10. There will be vaccines for respiratory syncytial virus and parainfluenza, two childhood respiratory diseases; for hepatitis and for chicken-pox; for Epstein-Barr virus, and for Lyme disease. That may sound like a lot of insurance for a lot of diseases that will never make most people very sick. But Plotkin says all those shots, or perhaps oral vaccines, will save society a lot of money in the long run.

The vaccines will prevent birth defects, deaths, thousands of visits to doctors or hospitals and countless hours of suffering and absence from work or school, he said. "From society's point of view, vaccines are extremely cost-effective," he said. "One of the ways of reducing medical costs is having vaccines." Plotkin was in Philadelphia yesterday to give a speech on vaccines of the future at the Wistar Institute. Now medical and scientific director for Pasteur Merieux Connaught, a French pharmaceutical company, he is a former faculty member at Wistar and at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. t..