He was self-employed in the construction industry. JAMES FRANKLIN BLUNT, JR., 58, Apopka, passed away on Sunday, May 8. Survivors: husband, Tom, Apopka children, Shane, Orangeburg, South Carolina, Kristin, Mount Dora, Shannon Blake, Apopka 11 grandchildren. She was a homemaker and was a member of First Baptist Church of Mount Dora. Stutzman was born in Orlando and she graduated from Apopka Memorial High School in 1966. HARRIET ALICE STUTZ-MAN, 75, Apopka, died Wednesday, May 11. Baldwin Brothers Funeral & Cremation Society, Apopka. Survivors: wife, Donna, Zellwood sons, David, Tampa, Steven, DeLand one grandson. He enjoyed traveling, computer work, reading, and woodworking.
Puterbaugh was a member and deacon of Trinity Baptist Church of Apopka. He was a retired firefighter/paramedic with Reedy Creek Fire Department. PUTERBAUGH, 67, Zellwood, died Friday, May 13.
RUTH JANE CLAYPOOL, 90, Apopka, died Thursday, May 19. Survivors: son, Jeff one granddaughter two great-grandchildren. She was born in Orlando, and was a lifelong resident of Apopka. She was a floral designer and was the granddaughter of Harry John Ustler, a foliage pioneer of Apopka. SALLY ADAIR WINSLOW PIETY, 81, Apopka, died Sunday, May 8. Survivors: husband, Charlie sons, Ronne, David eight grandchildren, one great-grandchild. Bateman also taught dancing for the city of Apopka Recreation Department. She graduated from Apopka High School in 1951 and was a longtime substitute teacher at Dream Lake Elementary School. HELEN VAUGHN BATEMAN, 88, Sorrento, died Monday, May 23.
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