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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER Wednesday, February 24, 1993 F8. Obituaries Deaths Elsewhere Robert Rafsky, 47; was AIDS activist died Thursday in Vero Beach, Fla. He had lived in Buckingham Township for the last 18 years. Mr. Stockwell was executive officer of two bridge and highway construction firms: Tel-Stock, which he co-founded in 1972, and Crossing Construction which he co-founded in 1981 in Washington Crossing.

The projects Mr. Stockwell's firms worked on included sections of the Schuylkill Expressway, the Center City Commuter Tunnel, the SEPTA Railworks project, the Frankford Elevated reconstruction project and the Airport High-Speed Line. Mr. Stockwell graduated cum laude in civil engineering from the University of Vermont. Survivors: his wife, Constance 01-brych Stockwell; daughters, Diane Nevine, Mary Ellen Keller and Jeanne Garefino; a sister, and five grandchildren.

Services: held yesterday. Abraham Perera, 65, a civil engineer, died Friday at Overlook Hospital in Summit, NJ. He lived in Maplewood. Robert Rafsky, 47. a Philadelphia native and AIDS activist who received wide publicity when he confronted presidential candidate Bill Clinton at a New York City fund-raising event last year, died Saturday.

Mr. Rafsky, a former reporter for the Philadelphia Bulletin who later became prominent in public relations, died at New York University Medical Center of AIDS-related complications, said Jay Blotcher, a spokesman for the AIDS activist group Act Up. Mr. Rafsky interrupted a midtown Manhattan appearance by Clinton in March to demand specifics on the candidate's AIDS policies. The exchange between Clinton and Mr.

Rafsky was seen on television around the world. Mr. Rafsky was the son of William L. Rafsky, a longtime city official who recently retired as head of the Philadelphia Parking Authority. He was raised in Mount Airy and graduated from Central High School.

After graduating from Harvard College, where he served as managing editor of the Harvard Crimson, he took a job teaching in the Philadelphia public schools. He later worked as a reporter for the Hartford Courant and for the Daily Specials I LunchEarly Bird SERVED UNTIL 5:30 P.M. ALASKAN 6l1 af lira JfJlf i Tei 7t $599 Developer Edwin Ducat? built many area hospitals VALID Sun. Feb. 21 thru Sun.

Feb. 28, 1993 Present this COUPON when Ordering CLIP Philadelphia Bulletin before leaving the paper in the mid-1970s to begin a career in public relations. Mr. Rafsky served as public infor mation officer for the Pennsylvania Department of Community Affairs, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development in New York City and the U.S.

Conference of Mayors in Washington. He later worked for the well- known New York public relations firm of Howard Rubenstein Asso ciates and for Pro-Media. He joined Act Up, the AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power, in 1987 and drew on his public relations background to serve as the group's media coordinator. Mr. Rafsky was one of three members of Act UpNew York who were profiled on the CBS television show 60 Minutes last November.

He told correspondent Ed Bradley, "I do not want to go gentle into that good night. I want to fight until the last possible moment. It gives me a reason for living." Mr. Rafsky was divorced from his wife, Babette. He is survived by his daughter, Sara, of Brooklyn, N.Y.; his parents, William and Selma, of Philadelphia, and a brother, Lawrence.

Funeral services will be private. 9. Mr. Ducat started the foundation to raise funds for research after they discovered that very little was known about juvenile diabetes, said spokeswoman Rosalie Maggio. Mr.

Ducat was a member of the board of directors of Glendale National Bank and National Media Corp. He also was the project director and primary supporter for the development and construction of Har Zion Temple at its present site in Penn Valley. In addition to his son, he is survived by hiswife, Elizabeth Ennis Ducat; another son, Allan; a daughter, Marjo rie Lees; his mother, Betty; a brother, and two sisters. Services: funeral, 11 a.m. today, Har Zion Temple, 1500 Hagys Ford Road, Penn Valley; burial, Haym Salomon Memorial Park, Frazer.

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She was a substitute teacher for the Philadelphia public schools during the late 1930s. She stopped teaching when she married in 1939. She lived in the Mayfair section of Northeast Philadelphia for 30 years. In 1973, she and her husband moved to Frederica, Del. She was a member of the Sexton Methodist Church Ladies Aide, a board member of the Maritime Museum in Bowers Beach, and a member of the Holmesburg chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star.

Survivors: her husband, Richard H. sons, James Richard H. Jr. and Henry and eight grandchildren. Services: held yesterday.

Joseph Stockwell, ci, a highway contractor whose firms were responsible for numerous area projects, Deaths Here Richard Mumma Fletcher, 77, professor emeritus of psychology at Ur-sinus College, died Saturday at Chestnut Hill Hospital. Mr. Fletcher received a bachelor's degree in English at Franklin and Marshall College, then a master's in business from Harvard University. After serving in World War II and briefly working in industry, he continued his studies at Pennsylvania State University, where he earned a doctorate in industrial psychology. He taught at ursinus College for 30 years, from 1956 to 1986.

He chaired the psychology department from 1961 to 1974. He never ceased in his own intellec tual development. He participated in National Science Foundation summer seminars and served on faculty com mittees. An advocate for the mentally retarded, he was a board member of the Montgomery County Association for Retarded Citizens. Survivors: sons, John S.

and Doug las and a brother, James. Services: memorial, 2 p.m. Sunday in Bomberger Hall, Ursinus College, Collegeville. Alfred Mogul, 88, a retired dress-shop owner, died Monday at his home in the Fairmount section. Mr.

Mogul had owned Moguls Ritzy Shops at 14 locations. Mr. Mogul, a graduate of South Phila delphia High School, started in the retail women's clothing business more than 50 years ago, when he opened a store on Broad Street near Survivors: his wife, Annabell Win- epol Mogul; daughters, Francine Denowitz and Simone; son, S. Stacy Mogul, and three grandchildren. Services: graveside, 11 a.m.

today, Montefiore Cemetery, Fox Chase. Another cotcli-Brife Idea! T7 lI Death Notices Continued from preceding page S. THOMAS VIS NT, SS Feb. 2J, 1W. ISABELIE SHEEHAN, ao IS.

survived bv WW nephew, ont grind niece and I grand nephews. Retietous relatives and frionds Invttad Is Mau of Chrishan Burial, Fit, 3 PM St. Joseph VIM. mt Vila Cam. Viewing FrL, afMr I PM Donations in har mamarv I SI.

Joseph's Va, lit W. WIsuhKkon Ave. Fkwrtown, PA 10)1 would ba appreciated. SAPCROSI Fab. 1W3, DOMENKA (naa Coiedenale), wife of lha lata Polar Saperosi, formerly ol Ardmore, PA, molher-in-law a) Mrv Yotanda Rossi ol Ber-wvn, PA and grandmother ol Oanial Rossi.

Mass ol Christian Burial Hi St Oonis Church, E. Eaow and St. Denis RdL, Havortown, Thurs. II AM. whart roiativas and Irionds may visit She famaV attar 10 AM Int.

St. Danis Com. STRETCH OF HAVERTOWN SCHIAVO JAMES Fab. JJ, W3, aga II veers, of Audubon, husband of Kathryn Q. (noa Dunn), daar father ol Anthony and John Schiava; grandiathar ol Yolanda, Louis and Frank Schiava, brother at Joseph Schiavo, Margaret Schiava, Josephine Schiavo, Rita DiSalvatore, Ann Morrone, Mary Salotto, the late Rosa Celidonio and Catherine DiPasquale.

Relatives and friends are invited to Mass of Christian Burial II AM SI. Rosa ol Lima Church, 4th St. and Kings Haddon N.J., where friends may can in Church after 10 AM Int. St. Mary's Com, Beimawr, J.

SCHWARTZ Fob. 23, W3, IDA (nee Abrams), wHe of the lata Ben, of Huntingdon Valley, mother ol Leveeh Rosensweig and Elihu Schwartz; grandmother of Jacob and David Schwartz, Ira and Darnel Rosensweig, great grandmother ol Sarah and JW Schwartz. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services Thursday, 12:30 PM precisely GOLDSTEINS' ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS SUBURBAN NORTH, 310 Second St. Pita, Southampton (bet. County Line and Street Int.

Montehore Com. Family wi return fa the Rosensweig residence. The family suggests, contributions in her memory may be made to TIM Jewish National Fund. SCHWEIZER Feb. 73, 1993, of Delran, N.J., RUTH E.

(noa Beaston), beloved wife of Edward. Relatives and friends are invited to services FrL, 10:30 AM, THE JAMES W. DOWNS FUNERAL HOME, 443 E. Girard Phaa. Int.

Sunset Memorial Park. Friends may can Fit M0 AM until service lima. STEFAN9 Feb. 25, 1993, RITA (nee Contagaea), beloved wife of the late Mario, devoted mother of Jennie Confin; grandmother of Raymond, Mario and Christopher Conlin, sister ol Rose Nocito, Tony ContagaHo, Connie Nasuti, Yolanda Basti, Lucy ContagaHo, Gloria MiHer and Jean Castietio. Relatives and friends are invited to her funeral 1:30 AM, al THE MONTI FUNERAL HOME, B3J-35 S.

Broad St. Mass of Chrishan Burial, Stella Maris Church, 10 AM Int. Holy Cross Cemetery. VIEWING THURSDAY EVENING 7-9. STERRETT On Feb.

22, 1993, of Jenkintawn, BERTHA aga 9) years, wife of the late Samuel sister of Anna May Tingle, aunt of Carol MefvlUe and great aunt ol Craig R. and Scott M. Melville. Relatives and friends are Invited to call Frl 10:30 AM, at the BARON ROWLAND FUNERAL HOME, 1059 Old York Rd, Abington. Services win be conducted at II AM mt.

Hillside Roslvn, Pa. In lieu ol lowers, offerings in Bertha's name to the American Heart Assoc, 408 E. 4th Bridgeport, Pa. 1940S, would be appreciated by the family. STOCKSLAGER DAVID on Jan 24, 1993, of Stuart, formerly of survived by his wife Wendy, daughters, Susan, Audrey and his brother, PM.

A memorial service win be announced at a later dale. STOFFEL On Feb. 17, 1993, NINA R. (nee Rapcewlch), wife of Bernard A. and mother of Christine Carr and Nina Stoffel, grandmother ol sister ol Lillian Bement and Nicholas Rapcewlch.

Services and interment were private. Contributions in her memory may be made to San Isidoro Church, Rta. Box 1 1 1, Santa Fa, New Mexico 87501. SZEWCZYKOWSKI Feb. 13, 1993, HELEN M.

(nee Janickl), beloved wife of Chester, devoted mother ol Joseph and his wife, Carolyn. Sadly missed bv her grandson, Eric Relatives and friends are invited to VIEWING AND FUNERAL 9 AM, in Christ the King Church, 3252 Chesterfield fallowed bv Mass of Christian Burial, 10 AM Int. Resurrection Cera No evening viewing. In lieu of flowers Mau Cards preferred. (TOMASZEWSKI739-MM) TAGGART JAY on Moa, Feb.

22, 1993, of Bensalem, son of Mary and the late Joseph Taggart and lather ol Karen Nuskey, Susan Cook and Jay Taggart, brother of Carol Hitler; alsa survived by 4 grandchildren, 2 nieces and one nephew. Family and friends are invited to his viewing Thurs. eve. between 7 and 9 PM, JOHN F. GIVNISH'S OF ACADEMY 10975 Academy Rd.

Int. private. TALOKE On Sun. Feb. 21, 1993 CLARE M.

(nee Mansfield) Wife ol the late James A. Talone, beloved mother ol Kathleen C. Haig, also survived bv a granddaughter Krlsta and 2 sisters, Margaret Hasan and Rita Gomollv. Relatives and friends are invited to her Mass of Christian Burial, Thurs. Feb.

25 10:30 AM at St. Matthew R.C Church, 3rd Ave. ft Fayette St. Conshohocken PA. Int.

St. Matthew Com. Friends may cat Wed. eve. 7 la 9 PM at THE LOWNES FUNERAL HOME, 659 German-town Pike, Lafayette Pa.

and Thurs. morning after 9:30 AM In lieu of lowers, memorials may be made to The Colonial Neighborhood Cooocj, 107 E. 4th Ave. Conshocken, PA 19428 TAYLOR E. PRICE, on Feb.

20, 1993, husband of Nancy (nee Batula), ol lather of Karen Am Taylor, Marcia Lynn Starr, Denis Taylor, stepfather of Kathy and Janice Erie. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral service 11 AM, Upland Baptist Church, 3rd and Main Stv, Upland, Pa. Int. Mt. Hope Aston.

Contributions to the Delaware Co. Chapter of the American Cancer Society, 280 N. Providence Media, Pa. 19063. (Arr.

bv BROWER FUNERAL HOME, WaNingford, Pa.) TEKOWICH On Feb. 22, 1993, MILDRED P. (nee Windsor), age 87, ol Wayne, beloved wife of the late Charles G. Tenowich, beloved mother of Doris Tracanna and Charles W. Tenowich, sister of Eleanor Baker; also survived by grandchildren and IS great grandchildren.

Relatives and friends are invited to the Funeral Service on FrL, II AM, at SPENCER T. VIDEON'S OF DREXEL HILL, Garrett Rd. at Shadeland where friends may cal Thurs. eve. 7 to 9 PM at SPENCER T.

VIDEON'S OF DREXEL HILL Int. SS. Peter and Paul Cam. THOMAS KIRK suddenly, on Feb. 19, 1993, survived by wtfe, Myrtle (nee KeHv), daughter, Sandra, sister, Ruth Evans; grandchildren, brother-in-law, nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives.

Relatives and friends Invited to services Feb. 26, 11 viewing, 10 AM at JAMES L. MORSE FUNERAL HOME 4000 Haverford Ave. ULRICH Feb. 22, 1993, LOUIS beloved husband of Dorothy (nee Harvey), ol WHdwood, NJ formerly of Yea don, loving lather of Jane Wilkerson and Marilyn Lotridge, devoted grandfather ol Dana, Jerry, Heather and David, a past member ol Thomas R.

Patton Lodge FAAM, former President of Yea don Square Club and U. S. Power Squadron ol PhHa. Relatives, friends and former associates ol Curtis Publishing Co. are invited to caH M0 AM, at KISH FUNERAL HOME, 6506 Elmwood Pha.

Services II AM Int. Mt. Moriah Cem. Memorials may be sent to American Lung Assoc, 1100 E. Hector Suite 360, Conshohocken, Pa.

19420. VANCE On Feb. 23, 1993, MURIEL J. (me Bonachea), dear mother ol Joan Seavey; also survived by Cynthia D. Bennett, Jeffrey Fuller and Kay Nikias and a dear friend, Betty Phillips.

Services private. VEKTURO JULIA R. (nee Renzuli), on Feb. 22, 1993, beloved wife of the late Dr. Ralph Venturo, devoted mother of Dennis and Bonnie Venturo; also one grandchild, Shaieigh.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend her funeral 9 AM, at LEONETTI FUNERAL HOME, INC, N.E. Cor. Broad and WoM Sts. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Monica Church, 10 AM hit.

Holy Cross Com. Viewing Thurs. eve. alter 7 PM (Parking on promises) VERMOX (Corrected Notice) JOAN H. (nee Schumacher) on Feb.

20, 1993 of Hanhan, SC; beloved wife of the late Walter loving sister of Richard J. Schumacher and Aida M. O'Donnel. Relatives and friends are invited to her Funeral, 8:30 THE DONOHUE FUNERAL HOME, 8401 WEST CHESTER PIKE (COR. LYNN UPPER DARBY, PA.

and to Mass ol Christian Burial, 10:15 AM, St. Cyril ol Alexandria Church, Perm East Lansdowne, PA. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may also cal.

Tues.eve7h9 Von Reiche On Feb. 21, 1993, FREDERICK "BARON" beloved husband of Frances (nee Wen), of Stratford, age 79, beloved lather ol Edna Mae Barretta, beloved brother of Florence Zortowski, Edna Hepperten, Marie Ftrmani, James Van Reiche, beloved grandfather of Alfred Moeckel and Joseph Barretta. Fred (Baron) Von Reiche known lor his outstanding basobal career throughout lha area. He played far various semi pro teams as wel as AA Quakertown Minor League Team. He also coached the Campbel Soup industrial League to a championship.

Senior Warden and Vestrymen for 40 years at Church of Our Savior of Camden. Master Mason with Audubon Partslde Lodge No. 211 FJ.AM, Chapter member of Campbel Kids Retirees, General Foreman far Campbel Soup Co. for over 25 years. Funeral 9 AM from THE EUGtKE J.

ZALE FUNERAL HOME, INC, 71 N. White Horse Pike, Stratford, NJ. Requiem Mass and Communion, 10 AM, Church ol Our Savior, Camden, bit. La (review Memorial Park. Viewing Thursday evening 7 to 9 PM Masonic Service al I PM WAGNER Feb.

71 (993, ALBERTA F. (nag Stufft), of Havortown and formerly of Wayne, who of the late Robert Wagner, mother of James and Ronald Wagner; also survived bv I grandchldren and 9 great grandchildren, sister of GeraMstne Andrews and Vincent Stufft. Relatives and friends are Invtted to THE FUNERAL HOME OF JOHN STRETCH, E. Eagle and St. Denis Rdv, Havortown, Thurs.

after 9 AM, and to services In the Funeral Home at IC-J0 AM Int. PM. Memorial Park. In nearly 40 years as a designer and construction supervisor of major public works projects, Mr. Perera left his mark on roads and bridges throughout Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

He directed the design of major expressway projects such as the Route 202 Expressway in Pennsylvania, and in New Jersey, sections of the Garden State Parkway and Interstate 295 and the widening of the New Jersey Turnpike. Born in Yugoslavia, Mr. Perera came to America in 1950 to attend the Massachusetts Institute of Technology on a full scholarship. He graduated in 1954. At Drexel University's evening school, he earned a master's of science in civil engineering in 1961.

Mr. Perera served in the Army during the Korean War. He was also a violinist and played in the Metro West Orchestra in West Orange, N.J. Survivors: his wife, Evelyn; son, Michael; daughters, Adele and Melissa; mother, Cecilia, and two grandchildren. Services: held Monday.

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Mr. Ducat, who formerly lived in Penn Valley, was a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and its Wharton School. Mr. Ducat was pioneer in the field of nursing-home and hospital devel opment, organizing hospitals throughout the United States as a senior vice president of American Medicorp. It was the first public com pany to develop and operate acute- care hospitals and was acquired by Humana in the 1970s.

In the Philadelphia area, Mr. Ducat was involved in building Mercy Haverford Hospital; Rancocas Hospital; Wills Eye Hospital; Philadelphia Psychiatric Center; Magee Rehabilitation Center, and West Park Hospital. He was one of a kind, a terrific human being," said Martha Waters, a former business associate. "He was always there to help his friends. A number of people are successful in business because he was willing to help them get started." for many years, Mr.

Ducat owned the Duffield House and Beekman Place Apartments near City Avenue. In 1970, he was a co-founder and first national chairman of the board of directors of the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation after his oldest son, Larry, was diagnosed with the disease at age Death Notices WALL Suddenly, an Feb. 17, 1993, JOHN age 2a, el Los Angelos, Ca. (formerly of Newtown Langhome, beloved son ol WWam and Anno Wall of Blue Bed, devoted brother of Jennifer Wal, Gretchen do St. Phaea, WWam James Wal Robert L.

Wal and Adam T. Walj also survived by his maternal grandmother Mrs. Marguerite Oesferting, 1 nephews and several aunts, uncles and cousins. Relatives and friends are Invited to cal on Thurs. eve.

7 to 9 PM at KIRK ANO NICE SURBURBAN CHAPEL, 41 E. Germantown Pike, Plymouth Meeting. Services FrL 11 AM at the Lutheran Church of Cod's Love, 791 Newtown-Yardsev Rd. (Old Route 332), Newtown. Int.

Newtown Com. In lieu of dowers, memorial contributions to the John A. Wal Memorial Fund, co the WWIam Pent Charter School, 3000 W. SchoethouM Lane, Pa. 19144, would be appreciated.

WALTON WILLIAM ALLEN, on Fob. 23, 1993, beloved husband of Florence (nee WardU), father of Elizabeth McOue and Mary Dona hey, survived by grandchildren and one groat grandcMd. Relatives, friends, members of North Frank ford Baptist Church and Jerusalem Lodge No. SM FA AM invited to Funeral Services Sal, 10 AM. GILBERT H.

SCHOBERT FUNERAL HOME, INC, 1677 Harrison Fratlord(743-2727). kit Cedar HI Com. Friends may cal FrL eve. 7-9. Masonic Service I PM Hi lieu of Dowers, donations in his memory to North Frank ford Baptist Church, 4917 Frank ford Ave, Phla, Pa.

19 1 24, would ba appreciated. WARD STANLEY of Mooreitown, on Fob. II, 1993, ago 71 He is survived by one son, Robert Ward, of Burlington also survived bv 1 daughters, Diana Walsh, ol Burlington Linda DiCamWo, ol Delran, Audrey Ward, of Moorestown, I grandchedren, 2 sisters, Mildred Ells and Lucv Rubeilng, both of MD, other relatives and dear friends. Memorial Visitation wl be held Sat. from 12 Noon to 1 PM at THE GOES FUNERAL HOME, 212 Levitt WMIngboro, NJ.

Interment wl ba private and at the convenience of the famdv. WASIUX Feh. 91. 1001. nll CCI aui formerly of Brldesburg (Orthodox Talors), husband of Genoweta (nee Kaleta), father of Krystvna HI, John and lha lata Richard Relatives, friends and Polish Veterans Post 12 Invited to his VIEWING ANO FUNERAL FRL 9 AM, at THE SLABINSKI FUNERAL HOME, 2414 Orthodox St.

Mass 11 AM St. John Cantkis Church, kit. Our Lady ol Custochowa, Doylestown, Pa. WRAY auooeny, pot). 21, 199J, CHARLES III.

(BUDDY), age 23, beloved son ol Charles Jr. (Buddy) and Lorraine (nee Ribikauskas), loving brother ol Christopher Kely Aral and Scott D. Wray, devoted grandson ol Stanley Ribikauskas; alsa survived by Ms girlfriend, Kely Byrne. Relatives, friends nad members ol Frallnger String Band and employees of Bel of Pa. Invited to Ms ,:3 MURPHV-KFEMfJJ ONERAL HOME, 3rd and Wotf Mass of Christian Burial, 9:30 AM, Our Lady ol Ml.

Carmel Church, bit. Holy Name ol Jesus Mulica HI, NJ. Friends may cal Wed eve. 7-9. The famlv requests donations In his memory be made to Our Udv of Ml.

Carmel Church. YOST Feb. 31, 1993, RICHARD age 43 years, husband of Mary Ann (nee Brunkel), lather al Jason and Stephen, brother of Joseph Yosl and Joarm Bowling, son of Anna (nee Nagle) and the lata no vees of U.S. Post Office (30th and Market) are invited to lunr1 Thur-j after I JO AM, McELVARR FUNERAL HOME, 14IS-17e! I0" Mo E. Girard Burt' lo AM, Holy Name Cluirch.

int. New Cathedral Com. In lieu ol lowers "Jfi' Name School. 701 E. Gaul St.

Phaa. I912i would be appreciated. ZltVtft STEVEN, husband ol Ma), bele-ed father of Steven EL eeow Phaa. flowers comrtbutfons to the Zacco CMbtrM'i Educational Fund, co KING FiSerALHOME Hil i Dfcii. HOWE, wamg 1pprKUJtta Cemetery Lots MERION MEMORIAL PK HISTORIC cam.

Nan Sect' otters graves al Real Rs.es. 233-oios, 6M699 Indiana Miles Morton Fairfax, 72, who opened her home and heart to nearly everyone she met, died Saturday in Harrisburg, where she had lived for two years. Mrs. Fairfax formerly lived in Coates-ville, where she moved from her native Halifax County, N.C., at age 6. At age 16, she married James E.

Morton, and they had 11 children. In the 1960s, after her children were grown, she returned to school, attending Drexel University, Immaculata College and Cabrini College, where she studied early childhood education. She also attended Cheyney University. She operated a boarding home in Coatesville called "Fairfax Villa," where she cared for veterans. Her home also became a refuge for the homeless.

She fed and clothed them and gave them shelter, said her daughter Laura E. Morton. She loved children. She also devoted herself to numerous organizations that helped the neediest residents. She was a member of Habitat for Humanity's family selection committee, was affiliated with the Health System Agency in Philadelphia and Chester Counties and the Emergency Food Cupboard for Chester County, and made blankets for the nursery at Atkinson Hospital in Coatesville.

She was a member of First Baptist Church of Passtown for more than 40 years. She started the first Vacation Bible School at Main Street and Highland Avenue in Coatesville. "She was known for her loving mannerisms and desire to help others," said Thelma Smith, a church friend. Mrs. Fairfax wrote the curriculum for the first Head Start program for Chester County, which was in West Chester.

She was an outreach worker there for more than 15 years. Also surviving her are sons, James E. Jesse William Arthur C. and David C. Morton; daughters, Marie L.

and Grace J. Morton, Barbara A. Jones, Alfreda Jones, and Ida D. Alexander; two sisters; a brother; 48 grandchildren, and 23 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m.

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