2nd-great-grandson of Philip Cardon and Martha Marie Tourn
Great-grandson of Louis Philip and Susette Stalé
Grandson of Louis Paul Cardon and Mary Irena Pratt
Son of Stanley Pratt Cardon and Juliette Veronique Amelie Peney
Jean-Jacques Cardon, 24,
Was Recent ASU Graduate
Services for Jean-Jacques Cardon, 24 a graduate student at Arizona State University, will be at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow in the 11th Ward of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1316 E. Cheery Lynn.
Mr. Cardon, 1643 E. Pinchot, was killed Sunday in an auto accident when he was returning home from a National Guard weekend drill. He was graduated from North Phoenix High School in 1961, where he was a varsity football player and the recipient of the Korrick’s award as the outstanding boy. He received a scholarship from the Arizona AFL-CIO.
After attending Phoenix College he served a mission for his church in France and Switzerland. The past spring he was graduated from ASU with distinction. He was a member of Phi Alpha Theta fraternity and president of S.A.M., a church youth organization. He was born in Phoenix.
Survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley P. Cardon; three sisters, Mrs. Josette Hakes, Francine and Michele Cardon; three brothers, Kirk, Christopher and Don, all of Phoenix.
Friends may call from 3 to 10 p.m. today in Mortensen Kings Funeral Center, 1020 W. Washington. Burial will be in Mesa City Cemetery.
-Published in The Arizona Republic (Phoenix AZ), Tuesday, July 16, 1968, Page 34.
Intersection Accidents Take
2 Lives; 7 Are Hospitalized
Two automobile passengers died in separate intersection collisions yesterday, Phoenix police reported.
David Power, 15, of 1001 N. 17th Ave., was killed in a mishap at Seventh Avenue and Northern.
Jean Jacques Peney Cardon, 24, of 1643 E. Pinchot, died in a smash-up at 31st Avenue and Bethany Home.
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196 Days In 1968
341 Traffic Deaths
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Patrolman Howard Jarrett said Power was a passenger in a car eastbound on Norhtern Avenue, driven by Strauderman, 17, of 1004 N. 16th Drive.
SGT. NORMAN COOK said the Strauderman vehicle was struck by a southbound car driven by Joe Pakan, 16, of 17241 N. 16th Place, which witnesses said ran a red light.
Pakan, Strauderman and a passenger in Strauderman’s car, Douglas Lamar Harmon, 23, of 2015 W. Turney, were taken to St. Joseph’s Hospital in critical condition.
In the second accident, Sgt. William Turner said a car northbound on 31st Avenue, driven by Robert Rae Hoagland, 26, of 3442 W. Dahlia, ran a red traffic signal at Bethany Home. Police said it struck a convertible driven by Gerry Lewis Still, 25, of 216 W. First Ave., Scottsdale.
CARDON, sitting next to Still, was killed when he was thrown from the convertible. A second front-seat passenger, John Stanley Karansky, 21 of 333 W. Berridge Lane, also was thrown from the eastbound car and landed about 60 feet away, according to Patrolman Milo Kaufman. Karansky and Still were treated for minor injuries at St. Joesph’s Hospital.
After being struck, Still’s vehicle careened into a westbound compact car driven by Mrs. Alma Jo Essert, 26, of 3253 W. El Camino. She was taken to St. Joseph’s Hospital in serious condition, and her 3-year-old son, James a passenger in the car, was admitted for observation.
STILL’S vehicle then struck a westbound van driven by Bruce Arthur Smith, 41, of 5023 N. 18th St. Smith did not require hospitalization.
Police cited Hoagland, who was not injured, for failure to yield the right of way at a boulevard stop and for driving while intoxicated.
Police also said Georgine Clancy, 82, of 306 E. Eva died Saturday night as she walked across Dunlap at Third Street. She was struck by a westbound car driven by Don Arthur Bremer, 46, of Tarzana, Calif., officers said. She died several hours later in John C. Lincoln Hospital.
-Published in The Arizona Republic (Phoenix, AZ), Monday, July 15, 1968, Pages 21 and 23.
Truck Accident
Fatal To Girl, 3
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
A 3-year-old California girl is Arizona’s latest traffic fatality.
Karrie Joann Kudebeh of Duarte was killed Monday when the pickup in which she was riding went out of control on Arizona 40, west of Flagstaff.
Her death and that of a Phoeniz man, raised the state’s traffic toll for 1968 to 343 compared with 309 on July 15, 1967.
Jean Jacques Cardon, 24, died Sunday in a four-car Phoenix intersection accident.
-Published in The Arizona Daily Star (Tucson, AZ), Tuesday, July 16, 1968, Page 2.
The Mesa City Cemetery, Mesa, Maricopa County, Arizona
