Services were held at Rhodes East Chapel. Survivors include a sister, Eunice Palmer of St. Petersburg area for five years, and was a former resident of Pekin, IL. Cremation arrangements were handled by Lithgow Funeral Home.
Survivors include two daughters, Betty Davison of North Miami and Nancy Strozier of Buenos Aires, Argentina and 6 grandchildren. She had moved to the Miami area from Jacksonville in 1940. She was a Christian Science practitioner. MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA: Ada Dewey Palmer, 69, died November 29, 1954. Christian Science services were held at the Palms Memorial. Survivors include a niece, Dorothy Daly of Dublin, Ireland and her friends. She had previously lived in Massachusetts, and had been a St. Interment was in Terrassa, Spain with arrangements by Kraeer Funeral Home. Survivors include a brother, Pedro Pala (Paquita Monfort) a nephew a great-nephew his friends, including Joan, Wayne, Wayne Jr., Christopher and Stephanie Hubers and the Piarist Order. He was a director of Religious Education at Camp Matecumba, and was a member of the board of directors of the IRB Association at North Ridge Hospital in Oakland Park, and the Broward County Art Guild. He was House Rector of the Piarist Community in Fort Lauderdale, and Provincial Treasurer of the Piarist U.S.A. He taught chemistry, art and ceramics at Cardinal Gibbons High School in Fort Lauderdale, and served as yearbook moderator and assistant financial officer. He also studied art at Florida Atlantic University. Due to the Cuban revolution, he was exiled to Miami in 1962, and began working with the Piarist U.S.A.
He taught at Piarist Schools in Barcelona, later teaching in Cuba. He made a profession of solemn vows in 1954, and was ordained to the priesthood on Septemin Barcelona. He studied philosophy and theology at a Spanish Piarist seminary, graduating in 1955. He entered the Piarist order in 1948 in Moya, Spain. He was born in Catalonia, Spain on Januto Manuel Pala and Antonia Ulles. Burial was at Glenwood Cemetery by Blackburn Funeral Home.įORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA: Father Francis Ulles Pala, Sch.P., of Our Lady of Montserrat, died September 8, 2002. Services were held at the Chipley Assembly of God. Dave Page three brothers, James, Bill and John and two sisters, Mrs.
He was survived by his wife, Alice Page a son, Robert Doyle a daughter, Luverne his parents, Mr. Arrangements were handled by Baldwin-Hughey Funeral Home.ĬHIPLEY, FLORIDA: Elex Page, 39, died in Marianna. Daniel of Edgewater a son-in-law, Norman Daniel 4 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Survivors include a daughter, Margaret P. She enjoyed traveling and playing bridge. She attended Northwestern University in Champaign, IL, and was a former resident of Bloomfield Hills, MI. Pahl, 84, died Januat Halifax Medical Center in Daytona Beach.
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