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Newspaper
Sun Coast Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1982
Page
20
Judge T Vincent Quinn former New York City criminal court judge and U S official dies at 78 in Venice after moving from Jackson Heights New York. Dorothy Dopfel age 49. Draper Shirlock winter resident of Englewood. Ann Kirth age 74 death in Venice with funeral and burial details provided.
Advice for individuals facing an IRS audit including organizing supporting documents, sticking to the questioned issues, and avoiding bellicosity. If information is missing, provide brief explanation and request an appellate conference if needed. Consider hiring a tax practitioner for complex areas and potential precedents. Also lists miscellaneous items with contact numbers.
Carl Wurm of 1742 Caribbean Circle Venice died Tuesday March 2 1982 in Venice. He was 75 and an electrical engineer. He was Protestant and a member of the Venice Gardens Home Owners Association. Services by Rawles Funeral.
Catherine Vallini 84 of 149 Maureen Ave North Port died at home. Survived by son John Vallini and brother Peter Maestri. Graveside services at St Johns Cemetery Queens. Farley Funeral Home handled local arrangements. Dorothy M Brown 67 of 1718 Lakeside Dr Venice died at Venice Hospital. Survived by son Jerry Kilian daughter Carol Butcher two brothers and two sisters and five grandchildren. Service 4 PM Friday Farley Venice. Memorial Grace United Methodist Church. Lawrence J Durkin 72 of 318 S E Fabian Rd Venice died at Venice Hospital. Survived by two sons, a daughter and 10 grandchildren. Mass 9:15 AM Thursday San Pedro Church. Burial Venice Memorial Gardens. Farley Funeral Home in charge.
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