in tion we Iped THE MIAMI HERALD, SUNDAY, JANUARY 5, 1992 A Slain pastor remembered as a healer Over 1,000 praise 'servant of Lord' By MARJORIE VALBRUN Herald Staff Writer During the 13 years that he was pastor of the Hosanna Church of the Nazarene, the Rev. Akish Devallon worked hard to cultivate his faithful flock. He taught them the word of God and showed them how to live by it. He prayed with them when they were sick and counseled them when they lost their Devallon way. He gave them Haitian immigrants in a new land a sense of belonging.
And he tried to save troubled souls. On Saturday, just three days after Devallon was shot dead in the street, more than 1,000 members of his congregation, friends and fellow pastors from the Church of the Nazarene bid farewell to the man whose life was cut short by one troubled soul he could not heal a longtime member of his congregation. "What a tragedy that Pastor Akish was gunned down," Robert H. Spear, South Florida district superintendent for the Church of the Nazarene, told mourners Saturday. "What a tragedy.
Fiftyseven. Strong. Vital. Commanding. Hard-working.
Tough. In love with his people. He was not weak. He was not wishy-washy. What a Devallon was gunned down on New Year's Day, less than an hour after concluding a special New Year's Eve service at his church.
Moments after Devallon pulled up to his home at 8318 NE Third Ct. and stepped out of his car, the gunman shot him. As the wounded pastor ran for his life, pleading for help, the man shot him again and again. Pierre Hall, a 47-year-old carpenter who joined the church in the late 1970s, has been charged with first-degree murder. Devallon had recently criticized him for beating his wife.
Hall allegedly had threatened Devallon during a church service last month. A HELPING HAND: A friend wipes the Rev. Akish Devallon, during But on Saturday the talk was not of death, it was of life the life Devallon had led as a "servant of the Lord." At the Central Church of the Nazarene, 1300 NW 95th the hundreds who came to pay their respects were sad but not bitter. They asked not for revenge but for redemption. And they prayed that they would remain strong in the face of tragedy, as Devallon had taught them to be.
Most said their memories of Devallon would guarantee it. "He was a man with faith. He was a man who saved so many lives in our church," said Byron Filus, a church member for nine years and leader of the church's tears and perspiration from the face of Louisanna Devallon, wife of funeral services Saturday at Central Church of the Nazarene. band, the Group of the Good Shepherd. Filus told mourners this story: "I was sick for three weeks.
I was riding up and down to Jackson Memorial Hospital and I couldn't find any results. One night he came to my house with his wife and daughter. He put his hand on my stomach and prayed. I felt better after the third prayer. My wife was sick in the hospital at the time, awaiting an operation.
He prayed over the phone with her. To this day, she has not needed the operation." Devallon's widow, Louisanna, clasped hands with relatives and nodded knowingly as the words of praise flowed. Devallon was born Oct. 22, 1934, in La Gonave, Haiti, a tiny island 20 miles off the west central coast of Port-au-Prince. Pain was dramatically evident throughout Saturday's service.
Wails and moans echoed from the pews. Some loyal church members, overcome with grief, had to be carried out of the church. Marie Fernande, president of the church's missionary group, sang a soulful rendition of Bel Sous La Vi or The Beautiful Spring of Life. "He wanted me to sing this song for him for tomorrow's church service," she said softly, "but I will sing it for him School may get late superintendent Bell's name By CHARISSE L. GRANT Herald Staff Writer The Dade County School Board on Wednesday will consider naming a future middle school in West Dade after the late Superintendent Paul W.
Bell, whose 30-year career in education took him from a Dade classroom to the helm of the nation's fourth largest school system. Bell died of a heart attack in October 1990, seven Bell months after becoming superintendent. would have been absolutely delighted with the choice of a middle school," said his widow, Barbara Bell. "I'm very pleased." Improving education i in middle schools, which covers the sixth to eighth grades, was a key con- against naming schools for current board memcern to her husband, she The choice of a bers and not following the required committee school in a largely Hispanic neighborhood is also screening process. Renick withdrew his request.
fitting because Bell was an expert in programs If the board approves Wednesday, that school for foreign students, she said. will be called Technical Arts Senior High. The The naming of Paul W. Bell Middle School, to committee's recommended names for two other be built at Southwest Second Street and 118th schools are: Avenue, was suggested by Dade residents, Phyllis Miller Elementary, at Northeast school district employees and school board members. It was among four future schools tenta- Eighth school board member who held honor office from I Court and 87th Street, in of the fornamed by a screening committee of admin- mer 1972 to 1980 and served as chairwoman for tively istrators and board members.
All four recommended names go to the school three years. board for approval Wednesday. Ernest Graham Elementary, at Northwest The committee did not name a North Dade 97th Avenue and 130th Street, in memory of the vocational school after board member William late father of U.S. Sen. Bob Graham, D-Fla.
The Turner, as recently proposed by fellow board elder Graham was a Florida state senator from member Robert Renick. 1936 to 1944 and built a fortune in real estate, Last month, board Chairwoman Janet McAli- dairy farming and cattle ranching in what is now ley criticized Renick for seeking to waive a rule Miami Lakes. Two rescued teens: 'Either him or us' By MANUEL M. RUIZ Herald Writer While the two teenagers tried to keep from drowning in the choppy waters off Haulover Beach Saturday, another friend flailed in the sea, crying uncontrollably. It was, the boys told rescuers, "either him us." So Richard Furmanek, 16, and Luis Kramer, 15, tied a life jacket around 14-year-old Robert Gallo and swam for the shore three miles away.
It was the best they could do for their panicking friend and still save themselves. After three hours in the unseasonably chilly Atlantic, the 65-foot charter fishing vessel The Hurricane rescued Richard and Luis. Three hours later, a Coast Guard helicopter plucked Robert out of the ocean and took him to Holly- DEATHS MARTY JAMES AIDS activist helped victims commit suicide Los Angeles Times Service HOLLYWOOD Marty James, the controversial gay rights activist who disclosed on national television that he had assisted AIDS victims in committing suicide, has taken his own life after a long battle with the deadly disease. He was 38. He died Christmas Day after taking sleeping pills at his home, said lifetime companion Steven Kanengiser.
Mr. James gained national attenMarch 31, 1988, when he scribed on the national ABC magshow Nightline how he had a friend suffering from AIDS end his life. Mr. James subsequently said that over a five-year period he had helped at least eight men with the incurable disease to die. HOW TO DISPOSE OF YOUR CHRISTMAS TREE The Metro-Dade Parks and Recreation Department and the South Florida Christmas Tree Retailers Association are sponsoring the third annual "Chip-a-Tree" recycling program through Jan.
13. Organizers hope to recycle more than 100,000 trees this season to relieve South Florida's overflowing landfills and dump sites. Here are Dade's recycling sites: Gwen Cherry Park, 2591 NW 71st St. Greynolds Park, 17530 W. Dixie Hwy.
Metrozoo, 12400 SW 152nd St. Amelia Earhart Park, 401 E. 65th St. Tropical Park, 7900 SW 40th St. Kendall Indian Hammocks Park, 11395 SW 79th St.
Tamiami Park, 11201 SW 24th St. I Crandon Park, 4000 Crandon Blvd. K.B.'s Christmas Trees, 10900 Biscayne Blvd. The trees will be recycled into mulch for use in Dade County parks. Residents will be allowed to take home a five-gallon container of mulch if they bring a box or plastic bag.
Our TV Book is your handy guide to this week's "Best Bets" in TV, radio and cable TV listings. DEATH NOTICES Classified Advertising Dade Death Notices AISLEY JULIA 80, of Hollywood. Services were held. RIVER SIDE-GORDON MEMORIAL CHAPELS 1-800-759-1151 ALPERT HARRY, of Miami Beach. Cemetery Services 12 Noon, Sunday, at Beth David Memorial Gardens.
-WEINSTEIN N.M.B. BAUER STEVEN 39, of North Miami, passed away Jan. 3, 1992. Member of Fulford United Methodist Church and a Vietnam veteran. He was a detective for N.
Miami Police Dept. where he had worked for the past 13 years. Survived by wife, Caroline; son, Kyle; daughters, Kelly Katie; brothers, Bobby, Michael, Scott Todd; aisters, Patti, Fawn Melissa and his father, Dr. Robert E. Bauer.
Friends may call Sun. (today), 2-4 and 6-9 PM, at the JoSEPH B. COFER MIAMI SHORES 10931 N.E. FUNERAL 6th HOME, Ave. Funeral Services will be held 11 AM, at Fulford United Methodist Church, 1900 N.E.
164th St. Entombment to follow at Hollywood Memorial Gardens. Donations may be made to Caroline or family of Steven Bauer, Kislak National Bank, 13490 N.W. 7th N. Miami, FL 33168 BRANDEN EMANUEL "BRANDY," 72, of Miami, passed away January 1, 1992.
He was born in Fingal, North Dakota and came to Miami in 1942 while in training with the U.S. Air Corps: He worked for Florsheim Shoe Company, downtown Miami, for 30 years. He is survived by his wife of 48 years, Constance; sons, Donald and Joel; daughter, Nancy; 2 brothers and 4 grandchildren. Private Funeral Services were held. In lieu of flowers the family requests rernemberances to the Leukemia Society or St.
Faith's Episcopal Church, in Cutler Fidge. Stanfill Perrine Chapel 9798 E. Hibiscus 238-2724 BUONOCORE BENJAMIN, 78, of North Miami, on January 3, 1991. A resident since 1953, formerly of Brooklyn, NY. Survived by wife, Ruth; brothers, John and Salvatore; sister, Sylvia Caceci.
Visitation 7-8 PM today (Sunday) with Prayer Service at 7:30 PM, at VAN OR8DEL NORTH MIAMI CHAPEL, 14990 WEST DIXIE HWY. Mass of the Christian Burial, 10 AM. Monday, at St. Martha Catholic Church. COGLIANESE JAMES 64, a Florida resident for 37 years, formerly of Chicago, IL, died 2, 1992.
He is survived by his 3 daughters, Karen, Kim and Kelli of North Port, FL. No services. Donations may be made to the American Cancer Society. EPSTEIN SAMUEL 8., 85, of North Miami Beach. Services were held RIVERSIDE-GORDON MEMORIAL CHAPELS FREEMAN WILLIAM, 84, of Hollywood, passed away Friday.
Loving father of Robert (Arupa) of Gainesville, Elliot (Heather) of Donald (Judy) of Cairns, Australia; cherished grandfather of adored greatgrandfather of 2. Chapel Services Sunday, 2 PM LEVITT-WEINSTEIN Guaranteed Security Pian Chapel 1921 Pembroke Rd Hollywood 932-2700 Interment Menorah Gardens Cemetery. FRIEDMAN ALAN, of Boca Raton. Cemetery Services 2 PM, Sunday at Eternal Light Cemetery. LEVITT-WEINSTEIN FUCHS SAMUEL, 88, of Miami, passed away Friday, Jan.
3. 1992. Beloved husband of Rose; loving father Judith (Robert) Hand of Hollywood. Cherished grandfather of Deborah, Abbey and Charles. Chapel Services Sunday, 9:30 AM LEVITT-WEINSTEIN Guaranteed Security Plan Chapel 3201 72 Ave Hollywood 932-2700 GARFINKLE of Hallandale.
Services in N. Y. RIVERSIDE-GORDON MEMORIAL CHAPELS 1-800-758-1151 GIASI IRENE 81, of Hallandale, formerly of Miami, her Jan. 2, husband, 1992. A Robert Survived by daughters, Phyllis McNulty (Sean) and Theresa Harrington (William); 8 grandchildren, Kathleen, Robert, Sean, Donald, Christine, William, Gayle and Glenn; 12 brother, Al Fattoruso and sister, Mary Marro.
Visitation 6-9 PM. Sunday, Prayer Service 7:30 PM. Sunday, at VAN ORSDEL KENDALL CHAPEL, 11220 No. Kendall Dr. Mass of Christian Burial 10 AM.
Monday, at St. Timothy's Catholic Church. Burial Our Lady of Mercy. GOLDFARB RUTH, 85, of Miami Beach. Private Services.
RIVERSIDE-GORDON MEMORIAL CHAPELS 1-800-759-1151 HOROWITZ I RUTH, of North Miami Beach. Cemetery Services 11 AM, Sunday, at Beth David Memorial Gardens. LEVITT-WEINSTEIN N.M.B. JIMENEZ JOSE G. (JOSEPH), 30.
of N. Miami, passed away at his residence. Survived by his loving companion of 8 Frank Morrison and sister, Liselotte Quintero. Visitation today, 10 AM-9 PM, at 261 N.E. 142 N.
Miami. Friends may call 893-5843. Arrangements CABALLERO WOODLAWN GABLES. JOHNSON-Saunders ELISE R. 72, of Lauderdale Lakes passed away on December 31, 1991.
Beloved wife of Bruce A. Saunders; loving Mother of Sandra Rodriguez-Johnson and Sonia Lorez Jordon; Grandmother of Lisa and Anthony Jones. Memorial Services were held on Friday, January 1992 at RANGE FUNERAL HOME IN MIAMI. KAPLAN SADIE, of Miami Beach. Services 11 AM, Sunday, at Dada Death Notices SAUL, of West Palm Beach.
Services 1 PM, Sunday, at W.P.B...... MADONIA ANTHONY 71, a Miami resident for 31 years, died January 4, 1992. Survived by his wife, JoAnn; son, Samuel Anthony; daughter, Gerri Baratz; 5 grandchildren and 1 brother, Edward Madonia. Mass of the Christian Burial will be celebrated 10:30 AM. Monday, at Good Shepherd Catholic Church, 14187 S.W.
72 St. The family will receive friends 6-9 PM, Sunday, at the Stanfill Funeral Homes 10545 Dixie 667-2518 Miami and Ft. Myers, died January 3, 1992. She was born November 13, 1915 in Brooklyn, NY. She has been a resident of North Miami for the last 50 years and a parishioner of St.
James and St. Francis Catholic Church. She was preceded in death by her grandson, Joseph C. Mahibacher, Ill. She will be truly missed by her brother, Philip Estebanez; her sons, Joseph C.
(Erlene) Mahlbacher, Jr. and William A. (Ruth) Mahlbacher: daughter-in-law, Bonnie Mahibacher; her grandchildren, Christine, Kenneth, Gerald, Penny, Jeff, BilliJo and She was also blessed with 12 greatgrandchildren. She was a longtime volunteer at Benjamin Franklin Elementary and recently started at Thomas Jefferson, Jr. High.
She was a Girl Scout Leader for many years; a former member of the Miami Philharmonic Orchestra; and an active bowler and world traveler since her retirement from the City of North Miami Parks and Recreation Dept. Because of her many outstanding qualities she was featured in a 1987 PBS documentary titled "'Seasons Of She has enriched the lives of family and friends and her loss will be deeply felt. Family and friends, may attend a viewing Monday, 9-11 AM. at BENNETT 8t SONS FUNERAL HOME, 15201 N.W. 7th followed by Mass at 11:30 AM, at St.
James Catholic Church, N.W. 131st St. The family requests donations in lieu of flowers to St. James Catholic Church. MAHLBACHER ISABEL 76, of North MONTGOMERY MICHAEL ROSS, 42, of Ft.
Lauderdale, died on Thursday, Jan. 2, 1992 in his sleep after a long illness. Landscape designer and previous owner of Rain Forest Nursery in the Keys. Survived by close friend Robert Stephen Peterson of Ft. Lauderdale and mother.
Roberta Ross Montgomery of Rockford, IL. He was the son of Wendell Montgomery of Rockford, IL and also survived by brother and sister-inlaw, Patrick and Christine: niece, Jaime and nephews, Jeffrey and Jay Montgomery, all of Mon- roe Center. IL. There will be no memorial service. Arrangements made by FRED HUNTER'S FORT LAUDERDALE HOME, 718 S.
Federal Highway, Ft. Cremation Lauderdale, by FRED HUNTER CREMATORY. Family suggests donations be made to Broward Hospice Outreach Program. PECK FREDA, of Deiray Beach. Cemetery Services 12 Noon, Sunday, at Eternal Light Cemetery RUBIN ANNA, 87, of Hallandale.
Services in Farmingdale, N. Y. RIVERSIDE-GORDON MEMORIAL CHAPELS 1-800-759-1151 SAMLIN MARGIE, 89, of Danis. Graveside Services Monday, 1:30 PM. at Beth El Memorial Gardens RIVERSIDE-GORDON MEMORIAL CHAPELS Herald FactLine 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Monday-Friday $5.00 per call Dade Death Notices wood. Husband of Joan; adored father of Risa and Michelle and son of Leroy Tashman. Chapel Services SCHOENFIELD LOUISE CLARA, 77, Tamarac. FL, formerly of Great NY, passed away January 1992. Beloved wife of Lee; loving mother of David (Deborah) and Marc (Anna); cherished grandmother of Allison and Eric.
May the peace and beauty that you brought to your family be yours forevermore. We will always remember your goodness. LEVITT-WEINSTEIN 8136 MC NAB RD SEPLER MACK, 90, of Great Neck, N. formerly of Hollywood. Services and interment in Farmingdale, N.Y.
RIVERSIDE-GORDON MEMORIAL CHAPELS 1-800-769-1151 SIRLIN NATALIE, 82, of Hollywood, passed away Friday. Beloved wife of Jacob; loving mother of Phyllis Sirlin of Hollywood; adored nieces and nephews. Chapel Services Monday, 11 AM. LEVITT-WEINSTEIN Guaranteed Security Plan Chapel 1921 Pembroke Rd Hollywood 932-2700 Interment Beth El Cemetery. SLOANE AMY, 87, of Miami Beach.
Services were held. RIVERSIDE-GORDON CHAPELS 1-800-759-1151 TASHMAN DAVID, 46, of Holly- C.W. GRIFFIN Miami Herald Staff thought the boat was sinking. It never did, but the Gulf Stream and strong winds created havoc. Richard and Luis, both wearing life jackets, tried to calm Robert, said Metro-Dade fire-rescue worker Diane Hughes.
"They said they had a decision," Hughes said. "'It's either him or They put a life preserver on him and left him." Probst said the boys may have overreacted by jumping overboard. "They should have stayed with the boat. It wasn't sinking, but what do you do when you're inexperienced and young?" Daisy Gallo, Robert's mother, was joyous that her son survived: "It's the best Christmas present that I ever had." dens. Levitt-Weinstein North Miami Beach Chapel.
Avellio, Maria 80, of Miami. Services 11:30 a.m. Monday, Dade Memorial South. Rivero Westchester Chapel. Bravo, Lydia, 54, of Miami Lakes.
Services 11 a.m. Monday, Vista Funeral Memorial Gardens. Buonocore, Benjamin, 78, of North Miami. Services 10 a.m. Monday, St.
Martha's Catholic Church. Van Orsdale North Miami Chapel. Citron, Herbert, of Miami Beach. Services were held. Blasberg Funeral Home.
Fischer, Alois, 87, of Miami. Services in Connecticut. Florida Mortuary Services. Fuchs, Samuel, 81, of North Miami Beach. Services 9:30 a.m.
today, BethDavid Memorial Gardens. Levitt-Weinstein North Miami Beach Chapel. Fuentes, Nivaldo, 55, of Miami. Services 9:45 a.m. Monday, Vista Memorial Park.
Bernardo Garcia-Brake Chapel. Gonzalez, Horacio, 63, of Miami. Cremation. Woodlawn Park Kendall Chapel. Laubscher, William 65, of Hollywood.
Panciera Memorial Home. Hernandez, Orlando, 71, of Miami. Services were held. Bernardo Garcia-Brake Hialeah Chapel. McChesney-Wagner, Carlene, of Miami.
Private services. Florida Mortuary Services. Molina, Caridad, 77, of Miami. Services 10 a.m. Monday, Dade South Memorial.
Sunday, January 5, 1992, 2 PM. at LEVITT-WEINSTEIN Guaranteed Security Plan Chapel 3201 72 Ave Hollywood 932-2700 Contributions to Temple Solel, 5100 Sheridan Hollywood, FL TAVANTZIS GEORGE, 68, formerly of Miami, passed away Januery Miami. 2, 1992 while construc- visiting He was a tion manager and had lived in Miami for 45 years. He is survived by his wife, Lenore; 2 sons, David and Steven Kranz; 1 daughter, Karen Minnis and 4 grandchildren. Friends may call 6-8 PM, Monday, at the ALLIGOOD-CARROLL FUNERAL HOME, 17345 8.
DIXIE HWY. where Services will be held at 8 PM. WAGNER CARLENE MC CHESNEY. 55, of South Miami, died at South Miami Hospital Friday, January 3, 1992. She was a long time resident of the Miami area and was an employee of the University of Miami.
She is survived by her mother, Mrs. Ruth Meade Hoskins and sisters, Mrs. Alice D. Bratten and Mrs. Rebekah Berry all of Knoxville, TN.
The remains will be returned to Knoxville for interment. Florida Mortuary Services in charge of local arrangements. Bell Obituary Notices OBITUARY NOTICES Paid Obituary Notices Miami Herald To Place An Obituary Call Between 9am-4pm: Obits by FAX 9am-3pm: Miami 376-8901 FAX 376-2677 Monday-Sunday Broward, State of Florida National 1-800-888-2527 (Ext. 8901) Monday-Friday wood Memorial Hospital. Robert was released late Saturday.
Richard and Luis, ninth-graders at South Broward High in Hollywood, checked out of the hospital earlier in the day. Authorities rushed the teenagers past reporters at Haulover Inlet. But rescuers and authorities say this is what the teens told them: The teenagers went out on a morning fishing expedition and caught some dolphin. It wasn't long before waves began to leap over the stern their 17-foot boat, said Robert Probst, captain of The Hurricane. "It was soon filled with water," said Petty Officer Omar Beceiro of the Coast Guard.
The boys jumped into the water because they CURT BOIS Character actor BERLIN (AP) Curt Bois, a German character actor who fled the Nazis and performed alongside Humphrey Bogart in Casablanca, has died at the age of 90. Mr. Bois, who began acting at age 7 and played in many memorable stage productions and more than 60 films, died Dec. 25. He began in theater and cabaret in Germany, and worked for legendary directors Max Reinhardt and Erwin Piscator.
In film, he specialized in comic roles. He had appeared in 27 movies by 1933, when he fled Germany for Hollywood after the rise of the Nazis. He added 40 more films while in exile in the United States, most of them in small but memorable roles as head waiters or pompous clerks. MIAMI AREA Alpert, Harry, of Miami Beach. Services noon todav.
Beth-David Memorial Gar- Card Of Thanks NOVENA TO ST JUDE May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be adored, glorified, loved and preserved throughout the world now and forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus pray for us. St Jude, helper of the hopeless, pray for us. Say prayer nine times a day for nine days. Promise publication by will 8th be day answered.
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Nazario, Aida, 61, of Miami. Services held in Puerto Rico. Pedro Rene, 75, of Miami. Services 10:30 a.m. Monday, Flagler Memorial Park Cemetary.
Caballero-Woodlawn Miami Chapel. Palacio, Pedro, 67, of Miami. Service 11 a.m. Monday, Woodlawn Park North Cemetery. Caballero-Woodlawn Funeral Home.
Prate, Rafael, 71, of Miami. Services were held. Bernardo Garcia-Brake Hialeah Chapel, Reilly, Francis 71, of Miami. Services 4 p.m. today.
Lithgow North Miami Chapel. Rimerman, Joseph, of Miami. Services in Canada. Blasberg Funeral Home. Rodriguez, Emilio, 78, of Miami.
Services 10:30 a.m. Monday, Vista Memorial. Rivero Hialeah Chapel. Rodriguez, Francisco, 76, of Miami. Private services.
Rivero Miami Chapel. Snyder, Margaret, 82, of Miami. Caballero-Woodlawn Kendall Chapel. Spolan, Sam, 76, of Miami, Services in Michigan. Florida Mortuary Services.
Stevenson, Catherine, 72, of North Miami Beach. Services 1 p.m. Wednesday, Woodlawn Park North Cemetery. Caballero-Woodlawn Funeral Home. Steves, Williams, of Miami.
Private services. Florida Mortuary Services. Winnick, Davis, 70, of Miami. Services in New York. Florida Mortuary Services.
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