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     Judith Lee Roswell was buried at Oak Hill Memorial Park, 300 Curtner Avenue, San Jose, Santa Clara Co., California.² Her Social Security Number was 584-76-0197.³ Judith Lee Roswell was also known as Judith Lee Yarnell.⁴ She was born on July 7, 1947 at Alameda Co., California.^1,5,3 As of August 13, 1966,her married name was Vannucci.⁴ She married Robert John Vannucci on August 13, 1966 at San Mateo Co., California.⁴ Judith Lee Roswell died on June 11, 1975 at Santa Clara Co., California, at age 27.⁵

     His Social Security Number was 555-76-3450.² Dale Michael Roswell was also known as Dale Michael Yarnell.^3,2,4,5 He was born on August 12, 1949 at Martinez, Contra Costa Co., California.^1,2,3,5 He married Barbara A. DeGeer on January 20, 1968 at San Mateo Co., California.⁴ Dale Michael Roswell died on March 31, 2007 at California at age 57.^2,5 He Dale Michael Yarnell - Born in Albany, CA on August 12, 1949. Passed away peacefully at home on March 31, 2007 at the age of 57. Loving father, grandfather and friend. He had many successes in life. He was an inspiration to so many. His personality, charm and wit made others want to know him. Soon after graduating from Crestmore High in 1967, he married his life long love, Barbara in 1968. He worked his way through the automotive repair industry with her by his side. In 1985 he achieved his goal and opened his own business in Mtn. View, CA. Now almost 22 years strong, his dream will continue to live on. His favorite past times were playing golf and Salmon fishing with his buddies who's friendship's he cherished.Although his spirit has risen. Dale still survives here on Earth through his wife Barbara, his children Michael, Edward and Donald; his grandchildren Amber, Janessa, Ashley, Jacob, Cody, Brett and Angealia; his loving parents Bert and Jewel and the many people whose lives he touched. He will be missed by many. Always remembered, never forgotten. Special "Thanks" to a great man. on April 6, 2007.⁵

     Shawn Alan Simon Shawn Alan Simon of San Leandro, died on April 24, 2004 from an auto accident in Pleasanton. Dearly beloved father of Alyssa Ann Hanson. Loving son of Jill and Leonard Simon of San Leandro. Devoted grandson to William and Jessie Saleen of Pioneer and Floyd and Emma Simon of San Leandro. Loving fiance to Angelique Soares of San Leandro. He also leaves many aunts, uncles and cousins. He attended San Leandro High School. He was in the C.U.R.A. program in Fremont, from which he was one of the few to graduate. He was an enthusiastic painter and loved it dearly. He was a loving son, best friend, companion and daddy. A native of Hayward, CA. Age, 28 years.¹ His Social Security Number was 550-47-9662.⁴ He was born on August 14, 1975 at Hayward, Alameda Co., California.^2,4,3 He died on April 24, 2004 at Pleasanton, Alameda Co., California, at age 28.^1,4

     John Robert Grady Jr. was buried at Green Lawn Memorial Park, 62 Route 54 Highway, Montgomery, Lycoming Co., Pennsylvania.³ His Social Security Number was 172-30-0085.² He was born on February 13, 1938 at Montgomery, Lycoming Co., Pennsylvania.² He died on December 15, 1994 at Pennsylvania at age 56.²

     Her married name was Batcheler.¹ Agnes Unknown married George W. Batcheler, son of William Orth Batcheler and Lucy Hale Morgan.¹ Agnes Unknown was born circa 1908 at Pennsylvania.¹

     His Social Security Number was 119-03-7286.¹ Thomas Woodfin Keesee IV was buried at Saint Matthew's Episcopal Churchyard, 382 Cantitoe Street, Bedford, Westchester Co., New York.⁴ He was born on February 11, 1915 at Helena, Phillips Co., Arkansas.^1,2,3,4 He married Patricia Peale, daughter of Rembrandt Peale Jr. and Helena Josephine Daly, on April 6, 1940 at Manhattan, New York Co., New York.² Thomas Woodfin Keesee IV and Patricia Peale were divorced before June, 1953.^5,6 Thomas Woodfin Keesee IV died on January 15, 2000 at Mount Kisco, Westchester Co., New York, at age 84.^1,4

     Dr. Bennett Marsh Derby and Elthea Rembrandt Peale were divorced.⁴ His Social Security Number was 091-20-6444.³ Dr. Bennett Marsh Derby was born on May 5, 1929 at Brooklyn, New York.^2,3 He married Elthea Rembrandt Peale, daughter of Rembrandt Peale Jr. and Helena Josephine Daly, on December 5, 1959 at Williamson Co., Tennessee.¹ Dr. Bennett Marsh Derby died on August 9, 1998 at Manhattan, New York Co., New York, at age 69.^3,4 He Dr. Bennett M. Derby, a neuropathologist who specialized in brain injuries suffered by boxers and who persuaded New York boxing officials to establish stronger safety standards, died Aug. 9 1998 at his home in Manhattan. He was 69. The cause was cancer, his family said. He had been a professor of neurology and pathology at the New York University School of Medicine since 1965. After the widely reported boxing death of Willie Classen in 1979, Dr. Derby reviewed videotapes of the bout at the Felt Forum in Madison Square Garden and then testified before a State Senate investigating committee that the fighter seemed to have suffered a concussion a round before receiving the knockout punches that eventually killed him. Three consecutive rights to the left side of the boxer's head in the ninth round "stopped his clock", Dr. Derby said, and the fight should have been halted then. Instead, the referee let the bout continue. A ringside doctor -- a pediatrician working his first fight for $50, without training in trauma or athletic injury -- testified that he had not even seen the three punches, but had been engaged in a conversation that might have distracted him. He also pronounced the fighter fit to continue after examining him before the 10th round. As Mr. Classen rose, late, for the 10th, he took two rights to the head that in Dr. Derby's view caused a brain hemorrhage and his death. But it was the fighter's weakened reflexes that left him open to the fatal blows, Dr. Derby said. "In the ninth round I saw exactly when the fight should have been stopped", he testified. "In the 10th round, I saw a man killed in front of my eyes. All of this was preventable." He testified that the customary count of 10 was not enough time for a boxer to recover his senses, that the standard one-minute rest between rounds was not enough for a doctor to assess brain injury, and that after being knocked out, boxers should be barred from ring training and fights for 90 days, not 30. For years, he advocated CAT scans of the brain for all boxers at regular intervals and after a knockout. In 1983, such exams were required, at state expense. Dr. Derby kept files on boxers whose brain conditions he tracked over the years, looking for blood clots or atrophy. His efforts resulted in mandatory protective headgear for amateur boxers, softer ring mats to prevent head injury, and trauma training for referees and ringside doctors. Dr. Derby was an attending neurologist at Bellevue Hospital Center, where Mr. Classen died five days after his knockout, prompting the State Athletic Commission to suspend all professional fights until more safety procedures could be adopted. The next year, Dr. Derby was named to the commission's medical advisory board. In the 70's and 80's, Dr. Derby's expertise helped solve hundreds of murder cases and prison deaths in New York, Maine and other states, said Dr. Michael Baden, New York City's chief medical examiner in the 70's and now director of forensic sciences for the New York State Police. He said Dr. Derby worked to improve care of battered children and to prevent brain deterioration resulting from repeated sports injuries -- the sort of decline experienced by Joe Louis and Muhammad Ali. From 1965 to 1980, Dr. Derby was chief of the neurology service at the Veterans Administration Hospital in New York City. Over the years he was employed by the United States Attorney's office for the Eastern District of New York and the Medical Review Board of the state's Commission of Correction, and was the city's assistant medical examiner. Bennett Marsh Derby was born in Brooklyn and received his B.A. from Hamilton College in Clinton, N.Y., in 1952, and his M.D. from the University of Virginia School of Medicine in 1956. He is survived by his wife, Susan; two brothers, the Rev. Roger Sherman Derby, of Pontiac, Mich; and Joel Morse Derby, of Syracuse, N.Y., and a sister, Leora Derby Howe, of Brattleboro, Vt. He was a son of the late Irving Marsh Derby and Helen Georgia Bennett Derby of Brooklyn, NY. He was previously married to Flora Carole Risdon from November 25, 1955 to December 2, 1959. They had no children together. on August 17, 1998.⁴

     Neal Florman married Elthea Rembrandt Peale, daughter of Rembrandt Peale Jr. and Helena Josephine Daly.² Neal Florman was born on August 4, 1926.¹