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200 Attend Funeralniththorylt;(Contin icd From Page At) j tions department.enng of the Garden Grove Com-1 in his memory, the speech inunity Church quoted from department has established the tpture in his eulogy and re* Seth Fessenden Memorial rlt; iminded mourners they were!Scholarship for students in 31 there “not simply because Debiispeecb communications, was taken from us in euch a; Services are scheduled today in tragic manner but because we\for two other victims of thc,0know her and loved her.”shootings. Funeral rites forRev. Beckering told the group' Dona Id Karges, 51, a fellow cusof Miss Paulsen’s brothers teel- todian of Miss Paulsen's, arerifilike my sister preferred to dropscheduled today at 2 p.m. at St. Paul's Parish, Norwalk. Serv*AVIthe formality of her name Deb- ices for Paul Herzberg, 30, a tloran’ and be called *Debi.’ she photographer in the instruction lfpreferred to Uve her hie unclut-1 al media center at CSF, arctered by insincerity,” Paul Paulsen had told Rev. Becker-1,ing.rischeduled at 4 p.m. today atMemorial Chapel, Po-‘ She enjoyed the bright mona.iervices for Steven Becker,32, who worked in the CSFlibrary, are scheduled at 4 p m.Sunday at the First Unitedmoments of life but was alsoable to cope with the pain* of lite in her own terms. Thisdisplay of flowers would have pleased her, but not the tears.At this tragic moment I can take comfort in the fact that foritMethodist Church of Fullerton, 114 Pomona Ave.the duration of my life I can say11 am Debi Paulsen’s brother ” Dr. Beckering commented that at last Sunday’s church services, attended by Mr. and Mrs. Paulsen, a guest minister t from Belfast. Ireland, had told the congregation about the bombings and murders in Ireland. “He said you who live!ITlsutohere in America, are so fortun- p, ate that it doesn't happen here.” Dr. Beckering said.“Then Monday morning it didhappen here. I suspect emotions »| have ranged from shock and t,disbelief to resentment, anger.!49 t'even revenge. But we know 20 oj these feelings shouldn't prevail because we have the belief that of beneath the discord of life must► I be harmony.” vMany of Mies Paulsen's co-workers at Cal State attendedthe services. One woman, also a n custodian, spoke tearfully ofhow she used to go to the y I student union every morning u with Miss Paulsen for a break.nlt;sigitidlt;d0d1lcft’Iieat“But I didn't that day. And!11 when she came back she got 51 killed,” the woman said. “Shewas such a good person.”There were memorial serv-!1' ices Thursday for two other 1Jtivictims of the shootings. One was held Thursday morning at Holy Cross Lutheran Church in Los Alamitos for Bruce Jacob-32-vear-old Cal Stateaaeeason, u v... v,.v. -— —-—.j, equipment technician. A memo-'(l! rial service for Dr. Seth Fessen^ den, 72, professor emeritus in_ ipeech-communications, was.n held Thursday afternoon on theil-SCal State campus.In I More than 3U0 students, faculty, staff, friends and relatives d| jammed the recital hall of the music-speech-drama building to hear Dr. Emmett Long and Dr.ofetrrsrs. I George Enell, professors iy speech, talk about Dr. Fessen-d.! den’s long association with the of; university. He was one of the ik i founding fathers of Cal State Fullerton and founding chairman of the speech-communica-
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Orange County Register
Orange, California, US
Fri, Jul 16, 1976
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