Obituaries

The Humboldt Times July 04, 1963, page 12 KAUSEN, Mrs. Ramona Ann - July 2, 1963, 3801 Glenwood Ave., Eureka, California.   Wife of Otto Kausen of Eureka. Sister of Mrs. Minnnie Cox of Edmonds, Washington, and Mrs. William MARTIN of Tucson, Arizona.   Aunt of Mrs. John Mausa and Arthur E. BARLOW, both of Eureka.   She also is surived by several other nieces and nephews residing in Washington. She formerly had been associated with her husband in operating the Cottage Gardens Co., Inc. A native of Eureka, California. Age 59. Services will be held at 10 a.m., Friday, July 5, at the Pierce Mortuary, with the Rev. Oscar E. Link officiating. Interment at Sunset Memorial Park.

JAMES R. BARLOW SR. - CAPITAL MINISTER FOR 25 YEARS January 30, 1990 The Sacramento Bee Page: B5 A funeral service for the Reverend James Raymond Barlow Sr. will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Lombard & Co Chapel, 2930 Auburn Blvd. Burial will be at the Sunset Lawn Cemetery. Rev. Barlow died Sunday at the veterans hospital in Livermore at the age of 73. The Arkansas native was a Sacramento resident for the past 40 years. He was a minister of the Pentecostal Church for 25 years and last served as pastor at the Church of God of Prophesy in North Sacramento. He also worked as a painter before joining the ministry and was a member of Painters Union Local No. 487. Rev. Barlow served with the Army during World War II. He is survived by his wife of 36 years, Rosalie Barlow of Sacramento; children, James R. Barlow Jr. and Karen Moreno, both of Sacramento, and Terri Arnold of Fort Sill, Oklahoma; sisters, Mammie Holcomb of Fort Smith, Ark., Erma McGee of Pennsylvania, Edith Lockhart of Biggs, Butte County, and Irene Dahl of Sacramento; and eight grand- children. The family requests that any remembrances be made to an Alzheimer's organization for research.

NOEL BARLOW June 20, 1990 Los Angeles Daily News Page: N12 Barlow, Noel, 53, of San Fernando, office manager. Services private. Aftercare Funeral Service, Van Nuys.

MAXINE H. RATHJE November 24, 1990 The San Diego Union-Tribune Page: A-6 Services for Maxine H. Rathje, 85, of Lemon Grove, will be at 1 p.m. Monday in Christ Lutheran Church in La Mesa. Conrad Lemon Grove Mortuary is in charge, with burial planned in Greenwood Memorial Park. Mrs. Rathje was born in Iowa and lived in the county 36 years. She was a homemaker. Survivors include five sons, Marvin of Santee., Donald of San Diego, David of Iowa, Norman of Illinois and Darrel of Minnesota; two daughters, Helen McArthur of Hawthorne, Calif., and Sharon Crowningshield of San Diego; a brother, Harold Barlow of Iowa; 20 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren.

GRACE M. BARLOW March 03, 1991 Los Angeles Daily News Page: N7 Barlow, Grace M., 66, of Granada Hills, homemaker. Rosary will be recited at 7 p.m. today, with a mass to be celebrated at 9 a.m. Monday at St. John Baptist de la Salle Catholic Church, Granada Hills. Burial to follow at San Fernando Mission Cemetery, Mission Hills.

GLADYS M. BARLOW April 11, 1991 The San Diego Union-Tribune Page: A-24 Services for Gladys M. Barlow, 88, of Lakeside, will be at 11 a.m. tomorrow in the Mormon Church Stake Center in El Cajon. Burial will be in El Cajon Cemetery. El Cajon Mortuary is in charge. She died Monday in a hospital. Mrs. Barlow was born in Idaho, lived in the county 22 years and was a retired Idaho elementary school teacher. Survivors include a daughter, Janet Schetselaar of Lakeside; a sister, Genieve Lore of Tustin; four grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren.

JUNE IRWIN BARLOW February 01, 1992 The Kansas City Star Page: C4; C5 June Irwin Barlow, 75, Napa, Calif., formerly of this area, died Jan. 29, 1992, at a hospital in Napa. Mrs. Barlow was born in Kansas City and moved to California in 1942. Survivors include three sisters, Jen Markus and Etta Traner of Kansas City and Helen O'Neill, Overland Park. Graveside services will be at 11 a.m. Sunday at Sheffield Cemetery. The family requests no flowers and suggests contributions to charity.

LAWRENCE T. MOORE January 19, 1992 The San Diego Union-Tribune Page: A-24 A memorial rosary and service will be held Tuesday for plastic surgeon Lawrence T. Moore, who died of lung cancer Friday in his San Diego home. He was 68. Dr. Moore was an active man with vastly diverse interests until his illness. He loved hunting and fishing, playing golf and flying his own airplane as well as devoting time to charitable work. "He was a very active man and he just loved life," said his daughter, Pamela Barlow. He had an expertise in burn cases and often worked in Tijuana on children with burns, doing reconstructive surgery, she said. "He didn't talk about it, or write it off or anything like that; he just did it." Dr. Moore was born in Bellingham, Washington, and attended Harvard Medical School. He studied both medicine and dentistry. He practiced in San Diego for 35 years. Dr. Moore was active in medical circles, and served as president of many prestigious societies including San Diego Surgical Society, California Society of Plastic Surgeons, San Diego International Plastic Surgery Association and the Interternational Academy of Plastic Surgery. He also served in the medical corps in the Navy, and was a captain in the Air Force. Somehow Dr. Moore found time for all his activities. One of his favorites was hunting with his beloved bird-dog, Jack, a golden retriever that was a great joy to him. He is survived by his daughter and son-in-law, Pamela and Bruce Barlow of San Diego. Memorial services will be held at 5:30 Tuesday at Blessed Sacrament Church. Private inurnment is planned.

GERTRUDE P. BARLOW August 16, 1992 The Kansas City Star Page: B6 Gertrude P. Barlow, 90, La Habra, Calif., formerly of Kansas City, died Aug. 9, 1992, at a nursing home in La Habra. Services will be at 1 p.m. Monday at the Park Lawn Chapel; burial in Green Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call from noon to 1 p.m. Monday at the chapel. Mrs. Barlow was born in Lincoln, Nebraska, and lived in Kansas City before moving to La Habra in 1962. Survivors include a son; grandchildren; great-grandchildren; and great great grandchildren.

DR. IAN BARLOW September 25, 1993 San Francisco Examiner Page: A-12 Pacific Rim; San Francisco Metro, California Dr. Ian Barlow, a pioneer in providing AIDS psychiatric services and a founder of Bay Area Physicians for Human Rights, has died of brain cancer. Dr. Barlow died Sept. 17 in Salt Lake City. He was 52. A native of Salt Lake City, Dr. Barlow moved to San Francisco in 1971. He joined UCSF's Human Sexuality Institute and at that time was one of the few openly gay psychiatrists in The City. Bay Area Physicians for Human Rights, which he helped to start, is a largely gay and lesbian service organization. Dr. Barlow was also a financial supporter of gay and lesbian political causes. His HIV- related work in his private practice began in the early 1980s. In 1988, he joined the UCSF AIDS Health Project. As director of Community Psychiatric Services, Dr. Barlow made house calls to people with HIV and AIDS who otherwise would have been relegated to psychiatric hospital care. He was a co-founder of the St. Mary's Hospital Care unit, a special ward for patients with cognitive impairment difficulties. Said Joanna Rinaldi, deputy director of the UCSF AIDS Health Project: "No one can express the feeling of what has been lost in the AIDS community as a result of his death. Ian saw patients anywhere in the city, at any time of day. He was as dedicated and generous with his time as anyone." Survivors include a sister and four brothers. A memorial service will be held Oct. 2 from 4:30 to 6 p.m., at Metropolitan Community Church, 150 Eureka St. Memorial contributions should be made to UCSF AIDS Health Project, Box 0884, San Francisco 94143.

MIRIAM ODILE JENCKS BARLOW The Orange County Register January 26, 1994 Page: B 05 Miriam Odile Jencks Barlow, 70, a Garden Grove homemaker, died Saturday. Visitation from 3 to 9 p.m. today at Forest Lawn Memorial Park Mortuary, Cypress. Services at 10 a.m. Thursday at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Westminster. Burial at the memorial park. Survived by her husband, Maurice; daughter, Linda Johnson; sons, Ronald, Brent and Jeffrey; sister, Unity Bazar; brother, Harold Jencks; 16 grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.

NINA BARLOW HUST | Pianist, music teacher, 87 January 26, 1995 The San Diego Union-Tribune Page: B-8:7,8; B-6:1; B-14:2,3,4,5; B-10:6 At age 5, Nina Barlow Hust would sit outside the room in which her older sister was taking piano lessons, listening eagerly to the teacher's every word. When she had heard enough, she would rush home to test her knew-found knowledge on the piano. Mrs. Hust, who became a church organist and pianist and professional music teacher, died Jan. 1 in a nursing home in Ogden, Utah. She was 87. For more than 50 years, Mrs. Hust taught and played keyboard in San Diego. She lived in Normal Heights before moving four years ago to Salt Lake City, where music continued to be major part of her life before she suffered a recent fall. She was musical director in San Diego for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and once was invited to play the organ used by the famed Tabernacle Choir in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Hust was born in Murray, Utah, to a musical family. Her parents sang in the church choir, two sisters played piano, one played violin and another sang. She was 5 when her mother gave her two quarters for her first piano lesson, said Barbara Teemsma, a longtime friend. Over the years, Mrs. Hust taught several styles of music from classical to pop, responding to the desires of her younger students. She belonged to the Organ Guild of San Diego. Mrs. Hust is survived by two daughters, Maxine McKinley of Ogden and Charlene Soderquist of Salt Lake City; three sisters, Josie Smith of Salt Lake City, Ruth Gonzales of Texas, & Maurine Clayton of Orange; a brother, Joseph Barlow, of Connecticut; 11 grandchildren and and 26 great-grandchildren. Services were January 4 in Salt Lake City.

February 06, 1995 San Francisco Examiner Page: A-15 Pacific Rim; San Francisco Metro, California NEW YORK Joan Cook, a former reporter for the New York Times who helped organize a successful sex discrimination suit against the Times in the 1970s, has died. She was 73. Mrs. Cook worked at the Times for 32 years as a reporter, feature writer and editor before retiring in 1991. She began her newspaper career at the Minneapolis Star-Journal and Tribune, starting in the classified ad office and later moving to the newsroom. While living in France in 1949, Mrs. Cook wrote a weekly column for the Paris edition of the Herald Tribune. After returning to the United States the following year, she worked for the paper's parent, the New York Herald Tribune. She also worked as women's editor of the Detroit News and as a copy editor for King Features Syndicate before join- ing the Times in 1959. She won a Publishers Award in 1970 for a story about families visiting convicts at a New York prison. In 1974, Mrs. Cook and six other women sued the Times for sex discrimination. The action was settled in 1978 with cash payments and a court-supervised affirmative action plan. Mrs. Cook headed the Times' chapter of the Newspaper Guild, with 2,000 members the nation's largest, from 1980 to 1984. She is survived by sons John Barlow and Joseph Cook; a daughter, Jezebel Cook; and three grandchildren. Her husband died in 1979.

The Orange County Register November 29, 1995 Page: B 07 Thelma Ruth Kennard, 77, of Riverside and formerly of Orange County, died Tuesday. Visitation: noon-1 p.m. Thursday, with services at 1 p.m., Arlington Mortuary, Riverside. Survivors: sons, Fred, Michael; daughters, Patricia Braymer, Pamela Kennard; sister, Lenora Dimmett; brother, Ernest Barlow Jr.; six grandchildren.

Kevin Michael Barlow The Daily Californian Kevin Michael Barlow, 48, of El Cajon, died April 1, 1999. Visitation will be at Paris Frederick Mortuary. A graveside service is scheduled for 2 p.m. Tuesday at La Vista Memorial Cemetery. Mr. Barlow, born September 17, 1950 in Queens, N.Y., was an auto mechanic. He was preceded in death by his father, Lee. Survivors include his daughter, Christina; son, Kevin; mother, Rosemary Rocco; sister Rosemary; brother, Brian; nephew, Jack Tarantino; and niece, Tiffany. Copy of original news article