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1990 Surname Surname Given Age Date Page Maiden Note Abatie Phyllis J. 60 13-Dec B-4 Abel Theodore C. 87 27-Dec B-3 Abell Phillip W. 15 2-Apr B-4 Abram Stanley E. 68 30-Nov B-3 Acevedo Jane T. "Brizzi" 64 26-Jun B-4 Acham Ruth G. 88 22-Nov B-3 Adam Andrew B. 10 4-Sep B-3 Adam William, Rev. 89 17-Dec B-4 Adamcyzk Rudolph L., Sr. 79 3-Jan C-5 Adamczyk Betty I. 66 27-May B-5 Adamczyk Stanley 74 22-Nov B-3 Adamkiewicz Robert Peter 54 29-Dec B-3 Adamowicz Helen 92 17-Aug B-4 Adams Clowie A. 87 29-Dec B-3 Adams Damon, Sr. 69 19-Nov B-3 Adams L. Ruthie 69 14-Dec B-3 Adams Mary E. 80 4-May B-5 Adams Nellie A. 57 27-Oct B-3 Adams Robert W., Sr. 72 29-Nov B-3 Adams Sophie 83 21-Jun B-5 Adkins Zeddie D. 90 28-Dec B-3 Aguilera Anthony 32 26-Feb B-6 Ahlborn William F. 93 5-Oct B-4 Aiken Frances J. 89 1-Feb B-8 Akers Clifford 28 13-Feb A-2 See article, p. A-2 Akers Jerry Lee, Jr. 13 8-Feb D-2 See also article Feb. 8, p. A- 1 Albertson Eda 89 19-Sep B-3 Alcoser Charles 69 5-Oct B-4 Aldrich Edna Floy 88 28-Sep B-4 Aldrin Alice Linnea 77 14-Jan C-2 Alexander Katherine 85 1-May B-5 Alexander Stephen D. 42 3-Jan C-5 Algilbers Florence L. 81 30-Nov B-3 Alitto Ronald J. 31 2-Sep B-3 Allen Helen C. 74 28-Jan D-7 Allison Ethel S. 94 18-Jun B-4 Alliss Marie 77 21-Jul B-3 Allmon James L. 73 15-May B-4 Allush Akif 86 14-Jul B-3 Almond James, Sr. 70 14-Dec B-3 Aloia Alfred 67 13-Jan C-10 Alston Bell Nettie 83 7-Jan D-10 Altenderfer Thomas V. 87 11-Apr B-5 Alvarez Manuel F. 87 29-Dec B-3 Alvarez Teofilo "Ted" 56 22-Dec B-3 Amber George 63 8-Aug B-5 Ames Clarence W. 94 23-Oct B-3 Ames Deborah Lynne 35 13-Mar A-9 Ammon Jack Franklin 70 3-Jan D-8 Ammond James 72 28-Jul B-3 Anadell Robert J. 13-Sep B-3 Anderko Anna M. 91 2-Jan C-8 Anderson Anna M. 81 20-May B-5 Anderson Avo M. 86 16-Jun B-3 Anderson Daniel J. 66 28-Jan D-7 Anderson Dorothy M. 93 30-Jun B-3 Anderson Elizabeth Sparby 74 31-Jul B-4 See also article July 31, p. B-4 Anderson Faye S. 82 24-Jan D-5 Anderson Gordon A. 18-Dec B-3 Anderson Lawrence 61 20-Sep B-3 Anderson Levy 64 13-Dec B-3 Anderson Lillian M. 83 14-Oct B-2 Anderson Lizzie 23-Oct B-3 Anderson Lydia 78 4-Feb D-14 Anderson Margaret Ann 50 29-May B-4 Anderson Marjorie Iola 82 30-Dec B-4 Anderson Willie "Pearl" 76 21-Aug B-4 Andrade Louis, Jr. 46 8-Jan B-1 Andre Thomas J. 2 24-May B-5 Andrews Thomas P., Sr. 88 4-Oct B-3 See article, p. B-3 Angel Nicholas V. 69 19-Jul B-5 See also aricle July 19, p. A- 1; picture included Angelou Angelo N. 75 19-Mar B-6 Angerman Robert O. 71 19-May B-3 Anker Ann M. 76 22-Jun B-5 Anker Henry H. 84 17-Oct B-3 Annina S. M., C.S.F.N. 85 24-Jul B-4 Also known as Agnes Deering Anthony Betty 63 28-Oct B-4 Anthony Isabella "Bell" 90 10-Sep B-3 Anton Sophie M. (O'Brien) 51 7-Jan D-15 Anttonen Martha 73 24-Jan D-8 See article, p. D-8 Antulov Mary 83 2-Aug B-6 Apathy Helen 86 10-Oct B-3 Arana Ralf 72 17-Sep B-3 Argeroutis Christine 65 18-Jan E-2 Arias Angeline "Bernice" 66 25-Apr B-5 Aring Egbert J. 71 24-Nov B-3 Arlinski Susan V. 38 28-Jan D-7 Armin Christina E. 81 13-Dec B-3 Armstrong Nellie A. 95 25-Feb D-12 Armstrong Wallace 50 12-Feb A-6 Arndt Brenda L. 39 29-Apr B-6 Arnold Kenneth C. 64 6-Jun B-5 Arnold Mary D. 94 24-Oct B-3 Arrigo Pete, Sr. 83 1-Jul B-5 Asboth Shirley R. 70 26-Mar B-6 Asche-Lynch Jonathan Michael infant 14-Jan C-2 Ashenbaugh John F. 81 16-Jan D-1 Ashley Wesley 77 8-Jul B-5 Ashlock Clyde E., Jr. 59 26-Apr B-5 Ashlock Clyde E., Sr. 82 8-Sep B-3 Asplund Stella F. 82 10-Nov B-3 Atchley Grace L. 71 16-Jun B-3 Aubruner William G., Jr. 58 22-Feb C-2 Augustus Elmer "Tiny" 84 11-Oct B-3 Augustyne Frank J. (Augustynowicz) 16-Jan C-5 Auksel Edna Rose 72 12-Sep B-3 Avery Charles W. "Chuck" 72 22-Mar B-2 Ayala Esperanza 77 11-Oct B-3 Ayers Thomas V. 45 30-May B-5 Babas Sarah 87 2-Jan C-8 Babbitt Magdaline A. 76 14-Feb D-8 Babincsak Robert "Bob" 66 16-Jun B-3 Babinesak Michael John 87 16-Nov B-3 Bacan Evelyn M. 59 11-Oct B-3 Bacanskas-Bukan Stanley C. 77 18-Mar E-11 See article, p. E-11 Back Eunice V. 81 29-Nov B-3 Baczkowicz Frank G. 67 24-Jun B-4 Bader Florence G. 89 19-Jun B-4 Bados Helen N. 86 8-Jan C-10 Nowak Badovich George J., Jr. 60 25-May B-4 Baffato Lucille 11-May B-5 Fazio Bagaloff Costa N. 78 15-Nov B-3 See also article Nov. 14, p. B-3 Baggerly Earl G. 53 30-Mar B-6 Bagrowski Hattie S. 92 4-Mar D-14 Szczechowiak Bailey Charles H. 76 7-Jan D-15 Bailey Violetta 11-Aug B-3 Bajer Edward J. 59 23-May B-5 Bajger Susan 94 14-Jan C-2 Oprisko Bajza Irene 71 7-Mar D-8 Bak Anton 71 19-Sep B-3 Bak Irene 68 7-Dec B-3 Baker Annabelle R. 66 14-Jan D-11 Carlson Baker Rose M. 29-Dec B-3 Baker William "Bill" 59 24-Mar B-10 Bakker Henry 65 18-Nov B-4 Bakun Charles "Don" 75 18-Jun B-4 Bala Joseph S. 81 8-Oct B-3 Balazs Anna 86 22-May B-4 Balbo Salvatore "Sal" 60 3-Dec B-3 Baldwin Lillie I. 15-Nov B-3 Balio Thomas G. 77 29-Mar B-7 Balitski Andrew 78 30-Jan A-9 Balko Edward P. 70 23-Feb A-8 Balko William S. 68 3-Jan D-8 Ball Rayford G. 57 16-May B-5 Ballard Donald Eugene 60 7-Jun B-5 Ballentine Joan 65 4-Oct B-3 Ballou Ralph A., III 34 15-Aug B-4 Balog Loretta M. 64 4-Nov B-3 Baloski George 66 21-Dec B-3 See also articles Dec. 19, p. A-1 & Dec. 23, p. A-1 Balovski Ilija "Eli" 60 21-Dec B-3 See also articles Dec. 19, p. A-1 & Dec. 23, p. A-1 Baltages Edmund L., Sr. (Eddie) 74 10-May B-5 Baltes Helen V. 73 14-Feb D-8 Baltes Isabel B. 74 2-Apr B-4 Baltrusis Eduardas 53 22-Mar B-2 Ban Rose D. 81 15-Aug B-5 Banasiak Chester "Duke" 71 5-Feb B-8 Banasiak Steve R. 72 7-Feb D-10 Banaszak Victor S., Sr. 79 18-Oct B-3 Banda Margarita S. 78 4-Jan C-2 Bane Theodore 64 31-Mar B-3 Bane Wilbur R. 78 8-Jun B-5 Banham Clara D. 72 7-Mar D-8 Banich John M. 73 21-Oct B-4 Banik Michael 78 21-Feb C-5 Banks Ann 77 2-Feb C-2 Barajas Angeline 65 20-Nov B-3 Baran Mary M. 83 20-Oct B-3 Barankiewicz Raymond 64 17-Jan D-8 Baranowski Leonard 60 31-Jul B-4 Barbee Loretta J. 60 11-Aug B-3 Goginski Barber Colleen Gail 29 10-May B-7 See article, p. B-7 Barcus Albert M., Sr. 90 9-Dec B-4 Bardos Dorothy J. 67 24-Feb C-2 Bardowski Palmire "Pam" 72 19-Dec B-4 Barelli Judith E. 48 23-Jan A-11 Magdaz Bark Dorothy Jane (Wiersbe) 62 8-Oct B-3 See article, p. B-3 Barker Donald E. 37 1-Oct B-4 Barker Robert Emmett 71 8-Jul B-5 Barloga Mitchell W. 82 18-Nov B-4 Barlow Everald E. 70 14-Feb D-8 Barlow Violet L. 84 17-Jan D-8 Potts Barmore Violet R. 85 22-Nov B-3 Barnes Charles B. 74 23-Dec B-4 Barnett Ann M. 84 30-May B-5 Barnett Fred 76 31-Mar B-3 Barnett Sophia 83 8-Jun B-5 Baron Rose 24-Feb C-2 Barragree H. Donald 83 29-Sep B-3 Barrett Pauline C. 82 4-Sep B-3 Barrix Jasper "Barry" 70 13-Dec B-3 Barta Esther 2-Jan B-3 Bartczak Frank A.
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