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  [Brøderbund WFT Vol. 3, Ed. 1, Tree #2444, Date of Import: Nov 5, 1998]
  
  DAVEIRO -  In Sebastopol, June 24, 1985, Donald M.  Daveiro, loving
  husband of June Daveiro of Santa Rosa, father of Robert "Bud" Daveiro of
  Sebastopol and Judy Howry of Sebastopol, also survived by his sisters
  Grace Rains of Southgate and Gloria Pfeifer of Sebastopol, a brother,
  Jack Daveiro of Sebastopol, and 3 grandchildren.  Born in Sebastopol, age
  70 years.  Mr. Daveiro was the owner-operator of Jack's Central Cigar
  Store for over 45 years.   He was a former member of the 20-30 Club, the
  Sebastopol Lions and Rotary and the Santa Rosa Elks Club, he was a member
  of the Sebastopol Chamber of Commerce, and served on the Sebastopol City
  Council for over 13 years.  A mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated
  Thursday evening June 27, 1985, at 7:00 p.m. at St. Sebastians Catholic
  Church, Sebastopol.   Interment private.   Visitation Thursday, June 27,
  1985 from 10:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. the the mortuary.  Memorial
  contributions may be made to the Alzheimers Foundation.   Arrangements
  under the direction of PLEASANT HILL-ANALY O'LEARY, Sebastopol.
  
  Obituaries
  Don Daveiro dies at 70
  SEBASTOPOL - Donald M. Daveiro, for 45 years an owner of Jack's Central
  Cigar Store, died Monday in a local convalescent hospital at the age of
  70.  He was born in Sebastopol and lived all his life in Sonoma County,
  serving on the Sebastopol City Council and as its honorary mayor.
  Together with his borther, Daveiro ran the downtown Sebastopol bar
  frequented by locals, from the town doctor to the the apple plant
  workers. Don began work during the depression after graduating from Analy
  High School.   The brothers bought the business from their father Jack in
  1964, 30 years after he purchased what had been a downtown pool hall and
  cigar store.  The sold the business in 1979.  Daveiro served on the city
  council from 1942 to 1954, in the days before there was a city manager.
  He never served as mayor during his 13-year tenure on the council so his
  successors awarded him honorary mayor status in 1982.   He was a member
  of the 20-30 Club, the Sebastopol Lions, the Rotary Club, the Santa Rosa
  Elks Club, and the Sebastopol Chamber of Commerce.  He leaves his wife,
  June Daveiro, Santa Rosa; his son, Robert "Bud" Daveiro, Sebastopol; his
  daughter, Judy Howry, Sebastopol; his sisters, Grace Rains, Southgate,
  and Gloria Pfeifer, Sebastopol; his brother, Jack Daveiro, Sebastopol,
  and three grandchildren.  Visitation will be held from 10 a.m. to 6:30
  p.m. Thursday at Pleasant Hill-Analy O'Leary Mortuary.  A Mass of
  Christian burial will be celebrated at 7 p.m. Thursday in St. Sebastian's
  Catholic Church.  The family prefers contributions to the Alzheimer's
  Foundation.
  
  Don Daveiro dies
  Flags flew at half mast in Sebastopol Tuesday in honor of well-known
  Sebastopol resident and former civic leader Don Daveiro who died Monday
  at the age of 70 following a lengthy illness.   The 1932 Analy high
  School graduate served as a Sebastopol City Councilman from 1942-1955 and
  belonged to the Sebastopol Lions, Rotary, Elks, and 20-30 clubs, serving
  is the latter as past president.  Daveiro was known to hundreds of
  Sebastopol area residents who may have met him when he operated Jack's
  Central Cigar Store together with his father Jack Daveiro Sr., for nearly
  45 years.   A former member of the Sebastopol Chamber of Commerce,
  Daveiro also served the Sebastopol community as a volunteer fireman.
  Daveiro is survived by his wife Rose, Santa Rosa; his son, Bud Daveiro
  and daughter Judy Howry of Sebastopol; sisters Grace Rains of Southgate
  and Gloria Pfeifer, Sebastopol; brother Jack Daveiro, Jr., Sebastopol;
  and three grandchildren.  A Mass of Christian Burial will be held
  tonight, June 27, at 7 p.m. at St. Sebastians's Catholic Church on Covert
  Lane in Sebastopol.   A private funeral will be held Friday with
  arrangements under the direction of Pleasant Hill-Analy O'Leary Mortuary
  in Sebastopol.   Memorial contributions may be made to the Alzheimer's
  Foundation.
  
  

Details of Donald's family with June I. Rose