21 The Teaneck Suburbanite arch 5, 2003 OBITUARIES Betty Quinlan Dotson BETTY QUINLAN DOTSON, 96, of Ridgefield, formerly of Englewood, died Wednesday, Feb. 19. She was born in Ireland and came to the United States in 1926. Arrangements: Black- ley Funeral Home, Ridge- field. Nancy Genorie Drakeford NANCY GENORIE DRAKEFORD, 41, of Moreno Valley, for- merly of Englewood, died Monday, Feb.
16. She was a computer information spe- cialist for The New York Times in Hackensack. Arrangements: Nesbitt Funeral Home, Englewood. Timothy L. Haywood TIMOTHY L.
HAY- WOOD, 79, of Teaneck died Wednesday, Feb. 19. He had been a technician for Allied Chemical Edgewater. He was a member of the High Pointers Club. Arrangements: Volk-Leber Funeral Home, Teaneck.
Willie E. Usher WILLIE E. USHER, 68, of Englewood died Sunday, Feb. 23. He had been a child- care counselor at Green Chimneys, New York City.
Arrangements: Nesbitt Funeral Home, Englewood. Jacob W. Jenne JACOB W. JENNE, 91, of Deltona, formerly of Old Tappan, died Wednes- day, Feb. 19.
He was born in Germany and came to the United States in 1938. He had been a self-employed masonry contractor. He was former building inspector for Old Tappan. He was a member of Fel- lowship Baptist Church, Deltona. Arrangements: Vander Plaat Colonial Home, Fair Lawn.
Elizabeth E. Larsen ELIZABETH E. LAR- SEN, 83, of Bethlehem, formerly of Nor- wood, died Saturday, Feb. 22. She had been a member of the Norwood PTA and the Order of the Eastern Star.
She was a parishioner of Church of the Holy Commu- nion, Norwood. Arrangements: Munson- Lovetree Funeral Home, Woodbury, Conn. Mary A. Esposito Hubener MARY A. ESPOSITO HUBENER, 90, of Blauvelt, N.Y., formerly of Northvale, died Tuesday, Feb.
25. She was a parishioner of St. Anthony R.C. Church, Northvale. Arrangements: Anthony R.
Pizzi Funeral Home, Northvale. Elizabeth E. Macleanis ELIZABETH E. MACK- LEANIS, 96, of North Arlington, formerly of Englewood, died Thursday, Feb. 20.
She was a parish- ioner of St. Cecelia R.C. Church, Englewood. Arrangements: Barrett Funeral Home, Tenafly. Gary S.
Nathanson GARY S. NATHANSON of Englewood died Sunday, Feb. 23. Arrangements: Wien Wien, Englewood. Rose Tulli ROSE TULLI, 94, of Dumont, formerly of Tea- neck, died Wednesday, Feb.
19. Arrangements: Volk- Leber Funeral Home, Tea- neck. Phyllis H. Harrison Crowe PHYLLIS H. HARRI- SON CROWE, 88, of Cresskill died Sunday, Feb.
23. She was a former mem- ber of the Reformed Church on the Hill, Cresskill. She was a member of Clinton Avenue Reformed Church, Bergenfield, and its Friend- ship Group. She was a mem- ber of the Couples Club at Cresskill Congregational Church, the Cresskill Senior Citizens Club, and AARP. Arrangements: Riewerts Memorial Home, Bergen- field.
Ettore H. Luberti ETTORE H. LUBERTI, 99, of Chiefland, for- merly of Demarest, died Friday, Feb. 21. He had been a machinist for Alcoa, Edge- water.
He was a Navy veter- an. He was a member of Elks Lodge 1477, Bergenfield. Arrangements: Riewerts Memorial Home, Bergen- field. Anne Carroll Grece ANNE CARROLL GRECE, 88, of Teaneck, formerly of Bergenfield, died Monday, Feb. 24.
She had been a teacher at the Franklin School in Bergen- field, where she worked for 26 years. She was a gradu- ate of Columbia University. Arrangements: Volk- Leber Funeral Home, Tea- neck. Milton Leahy MILTON LEAHY, 90, of Tenafly died Tuesday, Feb. 25.
He had co- owned the Leahy Reilly Amoco service station in Tenafly. He was a former Tenafly fire marshal. He had served as chief and was a member of the Tenafly Fire Department. He was a mem- ber of the Bergen County Police and Fire Emerald Society. Arrangements: Barrett Funeral Home, Tenafly.
Sandra A. Mays SANDRA A. MAYS, 41, of Teaneck, formerly of Paterson, died Sunday, Feb. 23. She was born in Jamaica.
She had been a secretary for Tuxedo Enter- prises, Teaneck. Arrange- ments: Bragg Funeral Home, Paterson. Frank W. Quirk FRANK W. QUIRK, 67, of Montrose, formerly of Old Tap- pan, died Friday, Feb.
22. Before retiring, he was a manufacturing manager. Arrangements: Crippin Funeral Home Crematory, Montrose. Howard Press HOWARD PRESS, 79, of Boynton Beach, former- ly of Tenafly, died Wednes- day, Feb. 19.
He had been a consultant to All Voice Com- munications Inc. He was a veteran of World War II. He was a member of Masonic Lodge 178, New York City. Arrangements: Gutterman- Musicant, Hackensack. Keith E.
King KEITH E. KING, 72, of Teaneck died Saturday, Feb. 22. He had been a plasterer for Ameri- can Pipe and Tank New York City. Arrangements: Nesbitt Funeral Home, Englewood.
TENAFLY The Church of the Atonement announced its Lenten programs for 2003, with the theme, ing into the Mystery: Nature and Spirit for the season of Worship services and pro- grams will bring together music, literature and poetry, which inspire meditation on the mystery of revela- tion in creation, and in the life and Passion of Jesus. into the is taken from the poem titled by con- temporary American poet Mary Oliver: want to believe I am looking into the white fire of a great mys- is a wonderful and holy season in the Christian explained the Rev. Lynne Bleich Weber, rector of Atonement. is a time for fasting and prayer, learn- ing and growing, healing and reconciling. The and theme for Lent reflects com- mitment to the environment and to a healthy and holistic Christian spirituality.
On Friday mornings at 9:30 a.m., beginning March 14, the Book Group will read poetry spanning the 17th to the 21st centuries. Poems connecting nature and faith will be read and discussed, including works by John Donne, George Herbert, Henry Vaughan, Christina Rossetti, Emily Dickinson, Gerard Manley Hopkins, T.S. Elliot, Anne Sexton, R.S. Thomas, Euros Bowen and Mary Oliver. On Saturday, March 29, from 9:30 a.m.
to 1:00 p.m., there will be a Lenten Quiet Day titled, a grain of wheat Dying and Ris- ing to New The title is taken from one of nature parables. The Quiet Day will include reflection, medita- tion, quiet time, and art, and ends with a luncheon at the church. annual Lenten Meditation Concert will be held Sunday, April 6 at 5 p.m. Melanie Braun, Organist and Choirmaster, and soloists will present a concert to inspire meditation on the and theme. Sunday services will take place at 8 and 10 a.m.
On The First Sunday in Lent, March 9, at 10 a.m., the Great Litany will be sung in candlelight procession. Chil- music time begins at 9:45 a.m. in the Chapel, with worship and Church School following. On Wednesday mornings beginning March 12, ser- vices of Holy Communion will be held at 7 a.m., fol- lowed by coffee and muffins at 7:30 a.m. and Bible Study at 8 a.m.
Everyone is welcome and invited to all of worship services and Christ- ian Education offerings for young and old. The Church of the Atonement is located at the corner of Highwood Avenue and Engle Street in Tenafly. For more information, or to receive a packet titled, to The Church of the call Dindy in the Church Office at (201) 568-1763 or contact her at Church of the Atonement announces Lenten services.
