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 VAN
ORE, STEVAN MICHAEL (DR.),
64, of Springdale died Aug. 31, 2008, at his home. He was born
Oct. 4, 1943, in Seneca Falls, N.Y., to Lawrence William and
Josephine Caparelli Van Ore.He was a U.S. Navy veteran, serving
during the Vietnam War. He graduated from Rollins College in
Winter Park, Fla. He then graduated with his medical degree
from the University of Miami. He practiced in Maitland, Fla.,
until 1992. He moved to Cherokee Village in January 1993 and
practiced there until 1994. In 1994, he moved to Harrison where
he practiced until 2005. He then moved to Springdale and continued
his practice here until his death. He is survived by his wife,
Mary Ann Banks-Van Ore, to whom he was married June 19, 1965;
Dr. Van Ore is also survived by the following: one son, Stevan
Michael Van Ore Jr. of Fayetteville; two daughters, Lisa Marie
Van Ore-Crowe of Maumelle and Anna Theresa Van Ore-Kahn and
husband Shaun Jonathan Kahn of Harrison; and one brother, Lawrence
Van Ore of Winter Springs, Fla. Dr. Van Ore's four grandchildren
are, Ivy Elizabeth Crowe, Courtney Michelle Crowe, Evan Nicole
Kahn and Stephen Anthony Kahn.
 RAMSBY,
DEWEY D., 65, passed away peacefully at his home on
Tuesday, September 2 in Winter Park, FL. Dewey was born on February
25, 1943, the son of Verbie and Gerald L. Ramsby. Dewey had
a big smile and an even bigger heart. He was a fun-loving, hard-working
family man who spent all but the first two years of his life
in and around Winter Park. He lettered in three sports as a
1961 graduate of Winter Park High School and will be inducted
into the school's Sports Hall of Fame in November. He was a
graduate of Florida State University and a CPA for 40 years.
He was a proud son, husband, father, grandfather, brother and
friend. He is survived by his loving and devoted wife, Tricia;
son, Matthew and wife, Kathryn of Columbia, SC; son, Greg and
wife, Lisa of Orlando; daughter, Lauren of New York City; son,
Blake of Winter Park; sister, Lora Quincy of Beaufort, SC; and
grandchildren: Will, Bailey, Sabrina, Macy and Owen. Klaudia
Meyer.
 WILBERDING,
ANN "STEVIE" SPAULDING, 64, died November
1st after a courageous two-year battle against cholangiocarcinoma,
cancer of the bile duct. A nine year resident of Casey Key in
Nokomis, Florida she lived for extended periods in Tokyo, London,
Riyadh and Mumbai. Her career was fragmented due to living and
finding opportunities in many diverse environments while raising
a family, but she is known as a world traveler, art historian,
collector, philanthropist and author. Stevie travelled to some
200 countries, including fifteen trips to diverse parts of Africa,
and to little known parts of the Middle East and central Asia,
usually in pursuit of knowledge of diverse cultures. Stevie
is survived by her mother, Ann Spaulding, of Sarasota, by her
husband, Stephen Van Cortlandt Wilberding, of Nokomis, FL, by
her three children Van, Ashley (now Mrs. Olivier Balavoine)
and Beau and six grandchildren.
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