Anthony served aboard the Sea Fox 45-46 and a
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I will add him to our Eternal Patrol page.
Geo.
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Anthony
U. Carbone, died September 14, 2014.
Predeceased by first wife, Camilla Carbone; brother, Joseph Carbone. Born in
Rochester, NY on March 29, 1925, Anthony grew up on Clayton Street in the
Charlotte area where he was very active in sports. He played soccer and
baseball and then basketball at Charlotte High School where he graduated in
1943. Afterward, he served in the US Navy from 1943-1947 and then worked
for Eastman Kodak for 38 years. He qualified in submarines as a Plankowner in USS Brill (SS-330) in 1944, served in Sea Fox
(SS-402), and was YN2(SS) when released by the
Navy in 1947. He always attended the Brill Submarine reunions. Tony loved going on cruises, playing golf, and was a
Baltimore Orioles fan as well as head of the Management Club at Eastman Kodak.
Some of his favorite television shows included Seinfield, Bill O’Reilly, and
the news. Family and friends would best describe Tony as someone who was
outgoing, funny, friendly, well-respected, and resilient. He will be greatly
missed. Survived by wife, Betty Carbone; children, Nancy Flad, Ann (Bill)
Cecchi, James Carbone, John (Kate) Carbone; stepchildren, Cindy Walker, Merle
(Karen) Commet; siblings, Mary Van Ocher, Carmel Parks, Herb (Molly) Carbone,
Michael Carbone, Joan (Richard) Carbone; 14 grandchildren; and 12
great-grandchildren. Visitation is 2-4 & 7-9 PM Wednesday at the funeral
home, 1411 Vintage Lane (between 390 & Long Pond Rd). Tony’s funeral mass
will be celebrated at 10 AM Thursday at St. Mark’s Church, 54 Kuhn Rd,
Rochester. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
SVWWII-l-10503
STIVER,
Howard Marion, 95, of Otterbein Lebanon,
Ohio, passed away September 14, 2014. He was a WWII
Submarine Veteran. At the time of retirement in 1986 he was in charge of
Grade A Milk Sanitation Enforcement for the Ohio Dept. of Health. He was
preceded in death by parents, Warner and Jessie Stiver, first wife, Rose Hummel
Stiver and brother, Harold Stiver. He is survived by his wife, Virginia;
daughters Carole (Gordon) King of England and Louise Stiver/John Ressler, New
Mexico; sons Bruce (Patty) Stiver of NE Ohio and Robert (Dawn) Stiver of
Alaska; stepdaughter Karen Spatz (Joe), Brookville, Ohio; seven grand and two
step grandchildren; one great grandchild, one brother and one sister. His body
is donated to Wright State Medical School. Memorial services will be held at
the Medina United Methodist Church and Otterbein Lebanon Church at a later
date. Waite & Son Funeral Home, Medina, OH handling arrangements. Published
in Dayton Daily News on Sept. 17, 2014
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Richard Arthur
Swarts, LCDR, USN, Ret., died Sept. 11,
2014. Richard was born in Newton, Kansas June 19, 1913. He attended schools in
Great Bend, Dodge City, Garden City and Hutchison Jr. College. Richard
joined the U.S.
Navy in November, 1934. He advanced through all Enlisted Grades, Warrant
& Commissioned in 1942. He served through WW II, the Korean
War and "A" Stations on many ships. Notably, the USS Drum (SS229) (Plankowner),
USS Boxer (CV21) and at the Pentagon in naval intelligence. He received many
service ribbons and citations including the Submarine Combat Insignia. Richard
retired from the Navy on July 1, 1960 and
was active in real estate in east bay cities until 1980, where he served on
CURAC for 13 years. "Dick" was an avid golfer and won medals in
Northern California golf tournaments. He was well known at the Tilden Park Golf
Club, where he played until he was 91 years of age. His most enjoyable golf story
was when he played with, and gave tips to, a 19 year old golfer at the Pearl
Harbor-Hickam Golf Course, named Jack Nicklaus. Dick was also a member of
several SIRs Branches, most recently, Branch 2. Richard was a devout Christian.
He served the Barrett Avenue Christian Church as Bible Teacher, Leader, Elder
and Treasurer from 1980 until his death. He was predeceased by his wife of 73
years, "Vi" Swarts. He is survived by his sister, Yuvone Scott, of
Lodi; Daughter, Roxanna Phillips, of Napa; two granddaughters; and five great
grandchildren. His caring demeanor, loving heart, generous soul and
"witty" sense of humor will be missed by all that knew and loved him.
A viewing will be held at Wilson and Kratzer's Civic Center Mortuary, on
Saturday, September 20, from 4:00-8:00 p.m. A military funeral will be held at
Barrett Avenue Christian Church, 3701 Barrett Avenue, Richmond, at 11:00 a.m.,
on Monday, September 22. The Reverend Kenneth Barbauta officiating. A burial
will follow at Rolling Hills Memorial Park. A Celebration of Life will then
will follow at La Revolucion Restaurant, 3190 Klose Way, Richmond Hilltop. In
lieu of flowers, the family requests expressions of sympathy be made to The
Memorial Gift Fund of Barrett Avenue Christian Church, or to your favorite charity in Richard's honor.
Published in Contra Costa Times on Sept. 17, 2014 
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