Lancaster resident Maria P. Fabile dies
Born in Philippines
Maria Pedrialva Fabile, 93, passed away Jan. 18, 2013, in Lancaster. She was born May 26, 1920, in Santa Cruz, Marinduque, Philippines, and had lived in the Antelope Valley for 25 years. Maria is survived by two daughters, Fortunata Carias and Zaida O’Connor (husband, Charles); two sons, Bayani Fabile (wife, Merly) and Elpidio Fabile Jr. (wife, Josie); 21 grandchildren, 47 great-grandchildren, and two great-great grandchildren.
Below is a list for recent Antelope Valley deaths.
Lancaster
Michael Frank Kenny, 66
Shaun Thomas Matney, 34
Brian Charles McKendall, 47
Earl Howard Wilson, 83
Jannie M. Ransom, 72
Maureen Cheryl Terella, 60
Joseph L. Charles, 39
Lois J. Dixon, 89
Morton D. Greenberger, 91
James J. Magnolia, 71
Salvador R Banuelos , 64
Max B. Woodvine, 82
Gerald A. “Jerry” Crist, 80
Stacy Laura Scogin, 37
Dennis Michael Conklin, 69
Esperanza Ramirez Ayala, 62
Marquerite Ward, 69
Marilyn King, 92
Elisa Cabrera, 71
Palmdale
Velia Cruz Rodriguez, 73
Lee Howard John Melles, 63
Garry L. Tindall, 59
Robert E. Foster, 95
Louis Reyna Jr., 62
June E. Edlund, 87
Joaquim Dias, 71
Ethel L. Stevenson, 88
Michael Simnitt, 34
Jessie L. Foster, 70
Silvia Pita, 87
Janice Ann Mahs, 72
Geraldine Y. Lewis, 90
Mike E. Doolittle, 71
Paul Bitvarda, 84
Steven Lee Farrell, 57
Steven L. Farrell, 57
Gary Smith, 58
Gregory Stephen Galbreath, 57
Santos A. Ventura, 51
Marvin J. Keogh was born on Sept. 15, 1932, and passed away on Saturday, Feb. 16, 2013. He was 80. Keogh was a resident of Lancaster.
Lancaster
Berwyn Frank Jeffery, 85
Mary K. Nemec, 89
William Wayne Walker, 80
Stanley James Barker, 73
Mary F. Smith, 78
Gunvor Steele, 76
Stella Loya Buckelew, 85
Lionel Van Coker, 94
Dennis L. Groven, 87
Jon Antonio Skiver, 36
LOS ANGELES, Calif. — The Southland again will bake in dry heat today, creating what the National Weather Service (NWS) called an “elevated fire danger” falling short of red flag conditions.
“A strong upper-level high-pressure system in combination with weak onshore flow near the surface brought record-breaking triple-digit heat to portions of the valleys and foothills on Sunday,” noted an NWS advisory.
LANCASTER, Calif. — Blood drops found at Apollo Park in Lancaster led to charges being filed against a state prison inmate in connection with a burglary from storage containers at the park, authorities said today.
Deputies from the sheriff’s Parks Bureau found blood drops in and around the containers used to store miscellaneous equipment and items used to maintain the park, said Johnnie K. Jones of the sheriff’s Parks Bureau.
LOS ANGELES, Calif. — High surf pounded the coast and fierce winds howled across the Southland today, with gusts topping 70 mph whipping the Saugus area and 50 mph in Lancaster.
