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THOMAS M. TURNER, V., 66, of
Winter Park passed away Wednesday, October 7, 2009. Tom was
born September 19, 1943. He is survived by his daughter, Christina
(Patricio) Risco-Turner; step-children Jennifer (Wayne) Roberts
and Jamie (Jan) Boynton; grandchildren Amaya, Jordan, Tanner,
Danielle, and Lindsay; sisters, Barbara (Robert) Shea, Susan
Toepel; brother, Thomas (Debbie) Turner VI. Tom graduated from
Florida State University and attended Stetson School of Law.
He began his career in business and became involved in the civic
community as a member and later President of the Meridian Club
of Central Florida and as a long standing member of the Winter
Park Rotary. Early in his career Tom worked for what is today
Morgan Stanley. Tom later co-founded and became President of
a corporate travel service company. He spent his remaining career
in real estate sales.Tom is predeceased by his loving wife Marilyn.
Services will be held at 2 p.m. Sat., Oct. 10, at Carey Hand
Cox Parker Funeral Home, Winter Park. In lieu of flowers the
family suggests memorial contributions be made to the Hospice
of the Comforter, Altamonte Springs, FL or the National Marfan
Foundation, www.marfan.org.
MARK LOEB, Rabbi Emeritus,
64, born February 17, 1944, died Wednesday, October 7th, 2009,
while serving in Milan, Italy. He served as a senior rabbi at
Beth El Congregation from 1976 until May 2008. A Boston native,
he served on the board of many organizations in the local Jewish
community and was chairman of the Board of Baltimore Hebrew
University. Beth El released a statement Thursday that said:
"It is with a profound sense of loss and sadness that we
share with you the following news. Our Rabbi Emeritus, Rabbi
Mark Loeb, died (Wednesday) night in Milan, Italy. He was there
serving a congregation as its interim rabbi enjoying Milan's
culture, opera, and the many other things that he loved. We
mourn his loss as a congregation and a community, and offer
our sincerest sympathies to his family." Sen. Barbara Mikulski
called Loeb a man of "warmth and wit." "He had
a great sense of humor. He loved everything from opera to wrestling
-– which may explain his love of politics," she said.
"He was a champion of social justice -– and loved
to wade into the thorniest situations." Never married,
Loeb leaves two sisters, Carol Francis of Orlando, Fla., and
Judy Kaplan of Lake Worth, Fla., and many nieces, nephews, grandnieces
and grandnephews. Officials at Beth El were expecting a funeral
next week, after his body is returned from Italy. He is to be
buried at Beth El Memorial Park in Randallstown.
CAROL ANNE REID (REUSSOW), 67, died peacefully
at home on June 13 of complications related to a long struggle
with multiple sclerosis. She was born in Muskogee, OK to the
late Virginia Bowers Koffman of New Smyrna Beach and the late
John C. Reid of Jackson, TN. She was the step-daughter of the
late Harold Koffman of New Smyrna Beach. She was a graduate
of Winter Park High School and Florida State University. She
and her husband Dennis were married in Tallahassee in 1964.
They had three children. For several years, Carole taught in
Orange County, at both Chickasaw and Hidden Oaks Elementary
Schools. In 1993, she was Hidden Oaks Elementary Teacher of
the Year, and one of five finalists for the Teacher of the Year
in Orange County. For several years prior to her disability
retirement in 1998, she managed her classroom from a wheel chair.
Carole was a member of Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Orlando,
active in many areas including serving two terms on the vestry
and was one of the first lay-Eucharistic ministers at Emmanuel.
For several years, she was also active in the Episcopal cursillo
community. In addition to her husband, she is survived by a
daughter, Michelle (John) Schmidt; sons Jim (Michele) and David
(Betzy) all of Orlando, and seven grandchildren all of Orlando,
David, Carly-Reid, Sarah, Jack, Dean, Ethan and Sam. Other survivors
include step-mother Alma Reid; sister Debbie Elvington; brother
John Reid all of Jackson, TN, and sister Beth Fisher of Slidell,
LA. During the course of her life, Carole enjoyed relationships
with a wide assortment of aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces and
nephews. Many of the older have died, most of the younger still
live -- all are remembered. The family wishes to gratefully
acknowledge the care giving provided by Pat, Nathada, Gabby,
and most recently by Sindy Long. The kindness and compassion
they provided to Carole daily for several years added greatly
to the quality of her life. We are also grateful to the physicians
and staff at the Maitland Family Practice, especially to Dr.
James Louttit for the many years during which he shepherded
Carole through her illness. A funeral service celebrating Carole's
life will be held at Emmanuel Episcopal Church, 1603 E. Winter
Park Rd., Orlando June 17 at 1 p.m. The family will receive
visitors at Emmanuel Episcopal Church on June 16 from 6:30 to
8 p.m. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the
Mid-Florida Chapter of the National MS Society, to Emmanuel
Episcopal Church, or to Orlando's Hospice of the Comforter.
CAROLYN JEANNE RAYBURN (MILLER), 66, of Ironton,
passed away unexpectedly January 14, 2010, in Winter Park, Fla.
She was born in Ironton, Kentucky, to the late Edward and Wilma
Carman Rayburn. She graduated from Winter Park High School and
the University of Florida. In 1976, she moved to Wilmington,
Del., where she worked at a successful career until she returned
to Winter Park to live with her mother and be near her aunt,
Betty Whitley. Carolyn had a wonderful heart and a special kindness
about her that will be missed by friends and family. In addition
to her parents, she was preceded in death by a daughter, Debra
Michelle; and her stepfather, Michael Callahan. She is survived
by a son, Troy (Amy) Miller; grandchildren, Zach, Jake, Leah
and Ava of Northfield, Ohio; two brothers, Stephen Callahan
of Fla. and Charles (Cindy) Callahan of N.C.; ex-husband, Michael
Miller, of Ky.; and aunts and uncles, Ray Duerk of Va., Pat
Rayburn and Charles (Ramona) Rayburn of Ga. and Joyce (Jack)
Riggs of Russell, Ky. A memorial service was held Sunday the
31st at Union Christian Church, Orlando and Palm Cemetery, Winter
Park, by minister Tom Hensley.
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