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SEPTEMBER 2017
FUNERAL HOME & CEMETERY NEWS
S ec t i on A
LISA MARIE BIJOLD
of Cold
Spring, MN died July 21,
2017 at the age of 47. She
worked as a sales manager
for
Cold Spring Granite
for
many years, and was current-
ly employed by
Gibraltar
Mausoleum
and
Matthews
Cemetery Products.
JOHN STANLEY CREIGH-
TON
of Selma, CA died July
8, 2017 at the age of 88.
In 1964, he purchased the
Garner Funeral Chapel
in
Kingsburg. He officially re-
tired from the
Creighton
Memorial Chapel
in 1998,
and up until about a year
ago, has been in the funeral
home for one reason or an-
other.
LARRY L. HEITKAMP
of St.
Henry, OH died August 3,
2017 at the age of 72. He was
a licensed funeral director at
the
N. J. Hogenkamp Sons,
Inc
for over 51 years, man-
aging the St. Henry funer-
al home. He was a member
of the
Ohio Funeral Directors
Association.
FRANK J. KAPETANOVICH
of
Pittsburgh, PA died July 8, 2017
at the age of 46. He worked at
the
Thomas P. Kunsak Funer-
al Home
as a licensed funeral
director and was affiliated with
the
Andrew T. Scheid Funeral
Home
in Millersville and Lan-
caster. A graduate of the
Pitts-
burgh Institute of Mortuary Sci-
ence,
he was a member of the
Professional Car Society, Inc.
LARRY “DIGGER” KRIVOSHEIN
of Walla Walla, WA died July 11,
2017 at the age of 79. A licensed
funeral director and embalmer
for 35 years, he was the former
owner and operator of
Grose-
close Funeral Home,
which he
purchased from
Bob Groseclose
in 1965. He retired in 1992
and sold the business. He was a
member of the
Washington State
Funeral Directors Association.
JOE THOMAS WINSTEAD
of
Hattiesburg, MS died July
11, 2017 at the age of 66. He
was vice president of
Hulett-
Winstead Funeral Home.
He worked in the fami-
ly business for 52 years. He
graduated from the
Gupton-
Jones College of Funeral Ser-
vice
in 1972.
CARL RICHARD CLIFTON
of
DeLand, FL died June 18,
2017 at the age of 75. A li-
censed funeral director and
embalmer for 57 years, he
began working at the
Allen-
Summerhill Funeral Home
in DeLand on the week-
ends his junior year in high
school. On the day of his
high school graduation, he
moved into the funeral home
to work full-time and later acquired ownership of the
facility, which he had operated since 1971 with the
assistance of his wife,
Tanya.
He graduated from the
John A. Gupton School of Mortuary Science
in 1965.
JACE
LARRABEE
of
Clarkston, WA died July 6,
2017 at the age of 60. He
was a licensed funeral di-
rector and manager of the
Coeur d’Alene Memorial
Funeral Home and Ceme-
tery
in Coeur d’Alene, ID.
He later moved to Seattle,
WA to work for
Acacia Fu-
neral Home and Memori-
al Park
and eventually re-
turning to the
Lewiston-Clarkson Valley
and the
family business,
Merchant and Mountain View
Funeral Homes.
He attended mortuary school in
Gresham, OR.
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