9 IT 2 5 December 2,2007 The Sacramento Bee B7 Death Notices, Remembrances, Related Services (916) 321-1323, Fax (916) 321-1205, Death Notices GIORGI, Florence Marie Born passed away at home. surrounded by her family on We give thanks to all of the family, friends, and neighbors There for their be support. will an inurnment held on Dec. 8th, af St. Mary's Cemetery, 6700 21st Ave.
in Sacramento. GROSS, John L. Passed away peacefully in Sacramento on November 28, with Barbara, his loving wife of 65 years at his side. Devoted family man. survived his children: Judith Wilson Dean Gross, Paul Gross, Janice McHale; six, and four great grandsons.
During WW 11 he served in the Army Air Corps. Upon his return, he was firefighter In the Sacramento Fire Department for 27 years. Friends are welcome for a viewing on Sunday, December 2, 2007 from 10 am -5 pm and Monday, December 3 from 10 am noon at East Lawn Elk Grove Mortuary, 9189 E. Stockton Elk Grove. A Memorial Service will be held on Tuesday, December at 2 pm at the First Covenant Church, 10933 Progress in Rancho Cordova.
Remembrances in his name may be made to the First Covenant Church Building Fund or the Firefighter's Burn Institute, 3823 St. Ste. 4, Sacramento, CA 95817. HALVERSON, Kris Larson Born in Albert Lea, Minn. on July 18, 1949, Kris Halverson died unexpectedly on November 28, 2007, at age 58.
He had lived in Rancho Cordova since 1967, one of four sons of Nancy R. Halverson and the late Lt. Col. A. K.
Halverson, who chose to retire here after 24 years in the military. Because he was part of Air Force family, the lived in many places, including: Greenville, Miss; Wiesbaden AFB In Germany; Webb AFB in Big Spring, Texas; and Dyess AFB in Abilene, Texas. He was an avid sports in car the lover, follow. Ing footsteps of his father who acquired a wrecked 1956 Porsche 1600 Speedster with a racing heritage and restored it. Kris was often seen driving around Rancho Cordova in his Sunbeam Tiger, BugEyed Sprite, Triumph TR4, Olds Cutlass F85 and Lotus 7 Replica.
He could also be found at the local drag strip racing his Olds. Kris was well known for customizing carburetors for fellow racers and friends. During the last years of his life he took good care of his mother who suffers from severe dementia. He is survived by his mother, Nancy and two brothers, Michael of Richardson, Texas, and Rex of Folsom, Calif. He was preceded in death by his father Alfred and his brother Dan.
A private funeral service is planned at Fair Oaks Cemetery for family members. THE NOTICES contained in this bannered section are published daily in the Metro section of The Sacramento Bee. These are paid announcements handled through the Classified Advertising of The Sacramento Bee. A photograph may be included in Funeral Notices and In Memoriams. Photographs are processed Monday day only and must be submitted by 2pm for next day publication.
DEADLINE: 3pm for next day, 2pm Saturday for Sunday 3pm Saturday for Monday. For complete rate and deadline call Mon. -Fri. and Saturday 12:30 to 4pm (916) 321-1323 FAX (916) 321-1205 It's the not the length of life that matters most. EVENSEN, Neil Alfred and passed away November 21, 2007, in Sacramento, at age 86.
He is survived by his daughter Martha Opich, son-in-law Rick Opich, stepsister Joanne Straeter (Tom), stepbrother Bill (Charlotte) nieces and nephews William McNally Evensen, Even D. Evensen lIl, Margaret Evensen Koleszar, Mary Evensen Braudaway, Betsy Straeter, Tom Straeter, Dan Lyle, Jan Lyle, Laurie Lyle Hodges and Carol Lyle Valentino. Neil was preceded in death by his wife of 57 years, Elizabeth father Even D. Evensen, mother Margaret Aileen (Morrison) Evensen, stepmother Josephine (Lyle) Evensen and brother Even D. Evensen, Jr.
Neil's family relocated from Washington to Southern California when he was a boy, and he graduated from San Bernardino High School In 1939. After service in the Army Medical Corps as a Lieutenant during Second World War, Neil graduated from the University of California, Berkeley, in 1948, where he was president of the campus chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity, and where he met and married his classmate Betty. The couple moved to Sacramento, where Neil obtained his CPA license in 1950 and practiced the accounting profession until his retirement from SMUD Until just before his death, he continued to provide bookkeepservices to local businesses. During refirement, Neil and Betty travelled, particularly to Elder Hostels, but Neil's passion was tennis, as it had been since his high school days. Nell and Betty became members of both Arden Hills as soon as it opened, and played there regularly death.
He Neil and until his long- just months before his time doubles partner Dr. Charlie Branthaver were ranked statewide as senior players was in their age division for several years. Neil also an avid golfer and bridge player. When preparing this obituary, Marty came across Neil's own draft of an obituary, which concluded with the words "he thought he had a good and full life." Indeed, he did. A celebration of Neil's good December and full 11, life at will 5:00 be held on Tuesday, p.m., at Arden Hi'ls 1220 Resort Arden Club Hills and Spa, Terrace Room, Lane, flowers, Sacramento.
and to All honor are Neil's welcome. devoted In lieu care of Betty during her struggle with Alzheimer's, donations may be made in his name to Califor- the Alzheimer's Aid Society of Northern nia, 2641 Cottage Way, Suite 4, Sacramento, CA 95825, or to an organization of the donor's Neil was born October Death Notices In Loving Memory of Walter Hedger, she is survived by her two Sandra Powers and Yvonne Medeiros, her son James Hedger, and many other relatives. Betty was a deeply religious woman who will be sadly missed by her family as well as her many spiritual brothers, sisters and friends. Private family services will be held in Boise, Idaho. HEDGER, Betty E.
Born Mansfield, July 7, Ark. 1927. Fell in asleep, in death on November 26, 2007, in Boise, Idaho. Preceded in death by her loving husband of 63 years, HICKMAN, Mark Lee Died on November 29, 2007 at the Sutter Memorial Hospital in Sacof 58. Born in Elkhart, ramento, CA at the age Kansas on January 27, A resident of Yuba City, CA.
An Automofive Equipment Sales Representative for 26 years. A Vietnam Army Veteran. He is survived his son Brian Hickman and his wife Susanne of Tulsa, OK; his daughter Jennifer Hickman of Yuba City, CA; brother, Ronald Stephen Hickman and his wife Pat of Elk CA; a granddaughter, Lilah Faith Hickman of Tulsa, OK; a nephew, Blair Hickman and niece Buffy Foley of Preceded Sacramento, CA. in death by his mother Shirley Hickman. Cryptside Services will be held at the Sierra View Memorial Park In Marysville, CA on Tuesday December 4, 2007 at 12 Noon.
The Family would appreciate memorial contributions be made to the American Heart Association. Arrangements are under the direction of Ullrey Memorial Chapel of Yuba City, CA. THE NOTICES contained in this bannered section are published daily in the Metro section of The Sacramento Bee. These paid announcements handled Classified Advertising Dept of The Sacramento Bee. A photograph may be included in Funeral Notices and In Memoriams.
Photographs are processed Monday-Friday only and must be submitted by 2pm for next day publication. DEADLINE: 3pm for next day, 2pm Saturday for Sunday 3pm Saturday for Monday. For complete rate and deadline call and (916) 321-1323 FAX (916) 321-1205 It's the quality, not the length life that matters most. 24, 1921, in Tacoma, Death Notices HUNTER, Zachary Anthony Known 10 many as (Tony) and Kwame Zakiyah Manuba, the oldest of four children of Fred C. Hunter Sr.
and Lillian Miller er, born on August 12, 1961 in Sacramento, California. He attended Hiram Johnson High School and the Sacramento Job Corp. "Tony" spent time living between Sacramento and the Bay Area, specifically Oakland, on his quest to find his spiritual home here on earth. He passed away in September 2007. His father, Fred C.
Hunter preceded him in death. He is survived by his mother, Lillian Miller, his brothers, Fred C. Hunter Ill, Christopher Hunter and wife Janice, Freddie Hunter Jr. and Frederick Hunter sisters Antheleia (Tina) Hunter, Jackie Washington and her husband Pastor Michael Washington, nieces, nephews and a host of other family members and friends. The Memorial Service will be held at Morgan Jones Chapel of Chimes, 4200 Broadway, Sacramento, CA at 11:00 a.m.
on December 7, 2007. KELLEY, Raymond Born on March 16, 1922 in Wellston, OK and ber passed 27, away on in Novem- Sacra2007, mento, CA. He was preceded in death by loving wife Nedra, his son Brian, eldest daughter Leora, and parents Samuel and Connie Kelley, He leaves to cherish his memory his loving children, LaVada, Yolonda, Vassa Mae, Ramona, and Kimberly; grandchildren, greatgrandchildren and a host of other loving relatives and friends. Friends are welcome to attend his memorial service on Tuesday, December 4th at Nash Temple COGIC located at 4000 8th Ave. at 1pm.
Services lovingly provided by Morgan Jones Chapel of Chimes, 4200 Broadway. Interment private. LAMAR, Mary Hannah Ahern Died in this city. on November 27, 2007 at age 94. Born in New London, CT March 28, 1913, she was the ter of Howard Ellsworth Rowland and Mary Ellen Ahern.
Mary was adopted at a young age by Lynn and Catherine Knepp and grew up in Pennsylvania and Ohio. She married the late William Anthime Lamar of New Bedford, MA in 1947 in Miami, FL while on vacation from war work at General Electric. She later worked for Bank of America in San Francisco, residing there for over thirty years. She enjoyed music and was a self-taught piano player with a lovely voice. lifelong, devout Catholic, she was also extremely loving to her five daughters, and very proud that they were all college graduates.
Mary moved to Sacramento from San Francisco to be cared for by her family. She is survived by five daughters, Mary Wiley, Deborah Jefferson, Christine Margaret Lamar, and Michelle Taylor; seven grandchildren, Colin Jennifer Munford (Don), Spencer Jefferson, Stefan Jefferson, Rebecca Taylor, Reilly Mary Rose Whitehouse; and one John Preston Jefferson. She was preceded in death by great -grandson, Colin Powell Il. Many thanks to all the staff at Florin Health Care Center who treated Mary with loving care during the last three months of her life. There will be a Mass said at Holy Trinity Church for the repose of her soul on March 2, 2008.
THE NOTICES contained in this bannered section are published daily in the Metro section of The Sacramento Bee. These are paid announcements handled through the Classified Advertising Dept of The Sacramento Bee. A photograph may be included in Funeral Notices and In Memoriams. Photographs are processed Monday-Friday only and must be submitted by 2pm for next day publication. DEADLINE: 3pm for next day, 2pm Saturday for urday Sunday for Monday.
3pm For complete rate and deadline call and Saturday 12:30 to 4pm (916) 321-1323 FAX (916) 321-1205 Every now and then, take a second, breathe deeply, and think of me. Smile, and know that I am always with you. Death Notices LEIGHTY, Robert Owens Mar 13, 1938-Nov 28, 2007 He Is survived by his wife of 47 years, Rosemary Leighty, daughter Pamela Johnson of San Ramon, sons and Robert and Leanne Leighty of Roseville, and Corey and Jennifer Leighty of Live Oak, seven grandchildren, Seral Graham, Taylor Kirby, Dean, Gabrielle, Cassandra, and Payton Leighty, sister Leatta Padrta and her husband Al Padrta and numerous aunts, uncles, and cousins. As well as all of his Law Enforcement family that he worked with through the years. He graduated from Roseville High School in 1956 and served in the U.S.
Air Force. He received his AA In Criminal Justice from Sierra College, Bachelors degree from California State University, Sacramento In Police tion. He started his law enforcement career with the Roseville Police Department in 1962. He spent a 20-year career with Roseville before becoming Chief of Police in Lincoln. Mr.
Leighty had served on the Roseville Joint Union High School district Board of Education for 12 years, three of which as the Chairman of the Board. Mr. Leighty was appointed as a member of the Placer County Committee for School District Organization where he served for approximately 20 years. Mr. Leighty was also appointed to the Placer Committee on Drug and Alcohol Prevention Programs.
Served on numerous service organizations for 41 years. With the highlight being: Charter President Roseville Sunrise Lions Club. In lieu of flowers donations are being requested for the Robert O. Leighty Memorial Scholarship. Contact Lincoln Police Department for details of memorial and donations.
LEWIS, Phyllis On November 19, 2007, Phyllis passed away from a nine-month battie of failing health and several surgeries. She is survived by her three sons, Scott, Matthew, and Christopher, two daughters-in-law, Lori and Sarah, 11 grandchildren, Brian, Greg, Anthony, Marrissa, Messina, Matthew, Samuel, Sebastian, Rebeka, Shelby, CJ, and one on the way. As per Phyllis's wishes no formal services will be held. An informal gathering of friends and family will be held on Dec. 8 from p.m.
at the home of long time family friend Judy Everret. More information may be obtained by calling (916) 798-7634. LIVAICH, William Curtis Passed away at age 57 on Tuesday, November 27, 2007. Born and raised in Sacramento, with a retirement home in Pollica, Croatia. Preceded in death by his father William A.
Livaich, he is survived by his mother Dorothy U. Livaich, his brothers Craig and Gary (Marianne), his niece and nephews Emily, Joseph, and Michael, loving aunts, uncles, and cousins in Croatia and here at home, as well as three young very special cousins, John, Matt, and Ryan Uzelac, and his friends from all over the world. Bill was a local attorney whose practice was in civil litigation with an emphasis in personal injury matters. He was world traveler who resided for extensive periods in England, Ireland, and France. He would say, did it right, I retired first (in his 30s-40s), then found a career." He was an avid and water color artist whose works were regularly featured at Second Saturday.
Bill ran in four marathons, including CIM in Sacramento and the Dublin and Portland marathons. Bill was a member of the State Bar California, Desmond, Nolan, Livaich Cunningham, the Croatian American Cultural Club, the Colne Cricket Club, Capitol City Trial Lawyer's Association, Sacramento Consumer Attorneys, and The Sacramento State Quarterback Club. Rosary will be on Sunday, Dec. 2, at 7:00 p.m. at W.F.
Gormley Son. A mass will be held on Monday, Dec. 3, at 10:00 a.m. at Sacred Heart Church, 1040 39th Sacramento. Interment, St.
Mary's, 6700 21st Sacramento. Remembrances may be made to Croatian American Cultural Center Scholarship Fund, P.O. Box 214711, Sacramento, CA 95821. MANDELIK, Gustav Born in Limbach, Slowakei, on December 21, 1915. Immigrated to the U.S.
in 1961, to the Coashella Valley, moving to Carmichael, in 1964. He passed away at home with his loving family by his side on November 27, 2007. Is survived by his wife of 53 years, Kate, his son Gustav and wife Margaret, grandchildren Jennifer, Aaron, Andrew, Nikolaus, daughter Elisabeth Mandelik, and grandsons Scott and James. Friends are invited to attend a memorial service at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, Dec.
8, at SIERRA VIEW FUNERAL CHAPEL, 6201 Fair Oaks Carmich: ael, Calif. In lieu of flowers, donation in his name to American Cancer Society. Every now and then, take a second, breathe deeply, and think of me. Smile, and know that 1 am always with you. Death Notices MATHIS, Fredrick Dennis Stocker "Sir Fredrick" Set sail under a black flag on November 25, 2007 for the Grey Havens.
Age 42, a most unexpected departure. He is preceded on his new adventure by his notorius aunt, Shirley David McPherson, and his father, Leon Stocker. He is survived and cherished by his parents, Gloria and Orval Mathis; Judy ker; brothers, Gary Mathis, Eddie Stocker; and he was a most beloved knight to his sisters, Tamra Straling, Sandra Cox, Darlene grandfather, Earl Gaunt; many aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces and nephews, but he was especially close to his Aunt Sue and Uncle Ron Gaunt; aunts, Gennette Ferguson, and Barbara Anderson. He treasured his longtime friends, Rick and Teresa Jackson, Susan Arnot, his faire friends, Ashlee, Chris, Jeffrey, Karen, Phil Robert, Scott: and most Beloved Guild Mistress and Guild Master, Casandra Wade Perryman and their boys. He was a Renaissance Faire actor and was a past member of Saint Sebastian's Archery Guild and most recently with Studium Generale.
He was knighted at court under his good friend and Guild Master, Patrick Dolby. He esteemed his Loyal Squire Peter and had many friends in many guilds. He is a descendant of John of Gaunt of England and de Bohun Knights of Normandy. Friends of Faire are asked to wear "thy Godspeed our love to you good sir. A memorial service and reception will be held on December 9, 2007 at at the Mission Oaks Park Dist.
Community Center, 4701 Gibbons Drive, Carmichael, CA (916) 972-0336. A farewell viewing will be held on Sunday December 2, 2007 from to at Holycross Memorial Services, 486 Bridge Street, Yuba City, CA (530) 751-7000. McKINNEY, Lawrence K. Born July 12, 1929 in Madison, SD. Passed away Nov.
29, vived by his 3 children, Dorothy Jordan of Sacramento, James McKinney of Oregon John McKinney of Roseville, and 2 grandchildren Roseville. Deanna and Services for Larry will be held at Mount Vernon Memorial Park, 8201 Greenback in Fair Oaks on Dec. 5th. Viewing from 9-10am, and funeral will start at 10am in the family chapel. THE NOTICES Wyoming, and Modesto, Calif.
She graduated from Modesto High School and started work as an usher for a theater in that community. Her next job found her employ- contained in this bannered section are published daily in the Metro section of The Sacramento Bee. These are paid announcements handled through the Classified Advertising Dept of The Sacramento Bee. A photograph may be included in Funeral Notices and In Memoriams. Photographs are processed Monday-Friday only and must be submitted by 2pm for next day publication.
DEADLINE: 3pm for next day, 2pm Saturday for Sunday 3pm Saturday for Monday. For complete rate and deadline call and Saturday 12:30 to 4pm (916) 321-1323 (916) 321-1205 Every now and then, take a second, breathe deeply, and think of me. Smile, and know that I am always with you. MAIER, Marjorie Eileen Nov. 3, 1911 Nov.
28, 2007 Mariorie Eileen Maler passed away on Wednesday, November 28, 2007. She was born Nov. 3, 1911 near Upland, Kearney, Neb. She spent her childhood in Nebraska ed as a telephone hearing over the Death Notices MORRISON, Marjorie Pearl Rice Mariorie Pearl Rice Morrison passed away unexpectedly on November 26 In Sacramento, California. Margie was born October 7, 1924 in Santa Rosa, California and spent her formative years in Palo Alto.
She served in the Nurse Cadet Corp during World War 11, and worked for years as the secretary of Mark Twain Elementary School. Margie was an avid reader and writer of children's books. She most recently adult enioyed murder creating les. After her retirement in 1984 she and her husband traveled through many countries around the world. Margie incorporated some of the fascinating things she saw into the stories she was writing.
Mariorie was the beloved wife Edward B. Morrison of 60 years, devoted mother 10 Mary Tinker, Susan Bowers, and Kathleen Smith, John Morrison; grandmother to Joseph, Nichole, James, Michael, Patrick, and Kristin; great grandmother to Justis, JC. and Hunter. A memorial service will be held on December 8 at 2 P.M. at Bethany Presbyterian Church at 5625 24th Street at the intersection of Fruitridge Road and 24th Street, In lieu of flowers contributions can be made to the American Heart Association in Margie's memory.
MOUCK, Max Henry Passed away Nov. 24, 2007 at age 92. Born on A Sacramento resident since 1973, he leaves his many loving friends and three generations of bers in Sacramento, Corning, and hometown of Pekin, IL. He leaves his beloved daughter Janice Faye Fogt of Roseville, and sons Richard Max of Sacramento, and John Michael of Corning, CA. His daughter Joan preceded him in death at age 22.
His sweet sister, Mary Jane Saal also survives. Max leaves his precious wife Faye, married 71 years on Nov. 30th. He loved her so very much. Dad started out with nothing and at the end of his life, he still had most of it left.
We will miss his loving and caring spirit, but most of all his terrific sense humor. He was also a wonderful gardener! We all loved him and will miss him a lot. Jesus has a heavenly mansion waiting for him, which I am sure he will immediately start remodeling. Services at Pleasant Grove Community Church, at verified with the funeral home before publishing. Notices may be submitted Monday through Friday 9am5pm or Saturday 4pm.
You may also place notices in person Monday- Friday at The Sacramento Bee, 2100 Sacramento. When faxing or emailing, please Include contact person's name and daytime phone number. Deadlines to submit: Mon-Fri. for the next day's paper, pm -Fri: if photo included d'in notice. Saturday for, Sun.
or for day. Call (916) 321-1323 or FAX (916) 321-1205 EMAIL FUNERAL NOTICES submitted by family friends must be operator. She remembers phone about the bombing of Pearl Harbor while on her shift at the telephone company. In 1941 she married Robert Gingerich. After World War I she and Robert purchased the Sunset Theater in San Francisco.
In 1950 they moved to Carmichael. where in partnership with Ennis and Melva Ray (her sister) they built and successfully operated the Western Drive-in Theater. After the death of her husband Robert in 1957 she retired from the theater business. In 1959 she married Ray Potter. In 1960 the couple moved to Penryn, where Mariorie has resided for 47 years.
In 1974, while on vacation with her husband near Bodega Bay, he died from a heart attack. Several years later she married Michael Maier. They enjoyed golf and travel to Yuma and Mexico each year until their health prevented journeying far from home. She is survived by son Douglas Gingerich and his wife Valerie; stepson Douglas Maier; sister Ruth Lee Steen; grandson Robert. Gingerich; granddaughters Kimberly Stewart, Mariorie Curtis and Sarah Day; nephew Calvin Nelson; and great-grandchildren Jessica, Timothy, Nicholas, and Kiley.
At her request a graveside service will be held at EAST LAWN SIERRA HILLS MEMORIAL PARK MORTUARY, 5757 Greenback Lane, Monday, December 3, at 11:00 a.m. Visitation will be held on Saturday, at December 1, from p.m., also East Lawn. Death Notices Loving daughter of the late Raymond Oliva and Catherine Coffey. Beloved sister of Raymond, Lolita (Albrecht) and Anita (Donaldson). Beloved aunt of many nieces and nephews.
Member of the Institute of the Blessed Virgin Mary for 62 years. Taught at St. Bride School and St. John of the Cross School in Illinois, at St. Philomene School, Sacramento and at Our.
Lady of the Assumption School, Carmichael. Time of Rewill be on cember 3, 2007, af 10:30 A.M, followed by the Mass of Resurrection at 11:00 A.M. at Our Lady of the Assumption Church, 5057 Cottage Way, Carmichael, CA. Interment at Calvary Cemetery Tuesday, December 4, at 11:00 A.M. In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to the IBVM Development Office, Loretto Convent, P.O.
Box 508, Wheaton. IL 60187. Arrangements by Lombard Company Funeral Directors. 1550 Fulton Sacramento. CA 95825, (916) 483-3297 ONG, Paulino D.
Paulino D. Ong, Jr. was 1942, in Pampanga. Philiphe passed away on November 27, 2007, in Sacramento, CA. Paulino retired from the U.S.
Navy after serving for 20 years. He is by his wife, Demetria, daughOng and Caroline Fontillas, sonin-law Noel Fontillas, two Nicole and Alec, brother Carlos, and sisters Fely, Socorro and Maria Victoria. Visitation hours are on Saturday from p.m. and on Sunday from 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. and the Vigil is on Sunday, December 2, at 3:00 p.m.
all at EAST LAWN ELK GROVE 9189 E. Stockton Elk Grove, CA 95624. The Mass of Christian Burlal will be celebrated on Monday, December 3, at 11:00 a.m. at Good Shepherd Church, 9539 Racquet Elk Grove, CA. Burial will be at St.
Mary's Cemetery, Sac- OLIVA, Sister Celine (Catherine), IBVM POST, David R. Passed at home on November 28, 2007, at the age of 77. He was born in Walnut Creek, raised in Rio Vista and had a career in the oil business in Sacramento. He is survived by his loving wife Judy of 24 years and sons Kevin (Debbie) from Palo Cedro, Brett (Karen) from Rocklin Jeff (Pam) from Sacramento, and 7 grandchildren Christopher, Courtney, Kelli, Krystal Rae, Jason, Samuel and Dillon. Dave was passionate for the game of golf, especially while living on Maui.
A Celebration of Life will be held at Club Pheasant, 2525 Jefferson West Sacramento from to on Thursday, lieu December 6, 2007. In of flowers, the family requests donations to the Alzheimer's Foundation of America in his honor. Please sign guestbook at Sacbee.com/funeral. SAIA, Joseph Francis Born March 29, 1933, in Truckee, 10 Joseph and Marie Saia, unexpectedly on November 27, 2007, in Sacramento, Calif. Beloved Father of Carolyn Coffey, Jolyn Weimer, Jacquelyn Gonzales, Joseph (Joey) Saia and Janine Hirsch.
Loved Poppa of Rick Hodgkins, Tara Kane, Jamie Ake, Stephanie Weimer, Anthony Saia, Alicia Saia, Joey Saia, Sabrina Hirsch and Benjamin Hirsch. Proud GreatGrandfather of Bobby Kane, Alyssa Kane, Roman Miller and Emerson Ake. Also leaves his cousin, Ralph D'Agostini and family. Dad was, also "Dad" to Noel, Tiffany, John, Pam, Gail and Bobby. He was loved by many who have fond memories of their times with him.
He was a devout fan of the World Series and the S.F. 49ers. He lived a very full life, and when asked to write about it, he said "no one would believe it." Dad grew up in Land Park, attended McClatchy H.S. and left to loin the Marines He served his country in Korea and came home a hero with a Purple Heart. He ran Joe Saia Produce with his Father, making deliveries to the Casinos and Ski Resorts around Lake Tahoe.
He will be in our hearts forever and missed by all. Special Thanks to Kristan Jordan of A Senior Solution. There will be no service, at his request, but a Celebration of His Life will be held on December 8. Please call (916) 532-2331 for details. Every now and then, take a second, breathe deeply, and think of me.
Smile, and know that I am always with you. It's the quality, not the length life that matters most. sacbee Sign the online Funeral Guestbook at sacbee.com/funerals The Web Site of The Sacramento Bee Death Notices Apr 16, 1954-Nov 24, 2007 Doug passed away peacefully at home, surrounded by family, after a six-month battle with cancer. He is survived by his wife of 31 years, Diane, his devoted children Kimberly and Ryan; his mother Barbara, and his brother Robert. Other family members include his sister-in-law Sue, his nephews Jim and Peter, his mother-in-law Pat Storz: and sister-in-law Mark and Betty Storz; nieces Ashley and Brooke Storz; and cousins Deb and Don Thea.
He will be deeply missed by many friends and relatives. Doug was born in Berkeley, and spent most of his youth in the Bay Area. He graduated from Woodside High in Redwood City, and later received his B.A. from In Mass Communications. After working in radio for several years, Doug switched careers and found his interest in ceramic tile industry.
Doug loved the outdoors, and especially enjoyed riding horses and paddling his kayak. He was an avid volunteer and spent many years as a leader in the 4-H Program, and as a board for the Old Schoolhouse in Old Sacramento. The family asks that in lieu of flowers, all remembrances be sent to the charity of your choice. A celebration of Doug's life is being planned for a future date. I SULLIVAN, Marcia A.
In Sacramento, CA November 29, 2007 at the age of 56. Beloved daughter of Robert Sullivan, Sr. and the late Alleyne Sullivan. Loving sister of Robert Sullivan, and Cindy, his Mark Sullivan and wife Shelley, and Casey Salva and her husband Ray, Also survived by several aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and many friends Coventry Sacramento, Health Care, Family ed and for friends are in on Wednesday, December 5, 2007 at 9:00 AM and the Funeral Service to follow at 10:00 AM at EAST LAWN MORTUARY, 5757 Greenback Lane, Sacramento, CA 95841. Interment will follow at East Lawn Sierra Hills Memorial Park.
Remembrances preferred to American Cancer Society, 1765 Challenge Way, Suite 115, Sacramento, CA 95815. SCHULTZ, Douglas Alan Wendy Hughes Tedesco completed her journey on earth and joined the other angels in heaven on November 28, 2007. Wendy was born in Evanston, IL on April 27, 1969. She was a seasoned traveler early in her life, spending time throughout the country with her parents Kitty and Channing Arnold and her brother Rob. Wendy attended Naperville Central High School in Naperville, IL.
There, she played on the tennis team and met some of her closest lifelong friends. In her senior year, she moved to San Jose, CA where she graduated from Lynwood High School in 1987. Wendy earned her degree in Exercise Physiology from Chico State. She applied this knowledge to a career In Massage Therapy. While working in Colorado, she was the first to discover hot stone therapy which has now become a standard in massage therapy, Wendy met her huslate 1994 when a mutual band, Ken Tedesco, in friend arranged a blind date.
It didn't take long for them to realize that they were meant to be together. Wendy soon met her future in-laws john and Pam Tedesco a favorite pastime, a Sacramento Kings' game. Ken proposed to Wendy during a Christmas party at their home in San Francisco in 1996. They were married the following April at a beautiful outdoor ceremony in Vail, CO. In July of 2001 they were blessed with a precious baby girl named Gianna Channing Tedesco.
Wendy, Ken, and Gianna settled in Sacramento in 2002 to be closer to family and friends. Wendy loved spending time outdoors so Arnold and Lake Tahoe were favorite destinations for family trips and girls' weekends. Although their time with her was much too brief, her friends and family will be forever grateful for the impact that she had on their lives. Her accepting nature, positive spirit, and fantastic sense of humor will be missed by all lucky enough to know her. Wendy was a much loved member Francis of Parish, located 1066 26th Street in Sacramento, CA.
A memorial mass honoring Wendy will be held there on Monday, December 3rd at 10:00 AM. In lieu of flowers, please send donations Wendy Tedesco Memorial Fund, St. Francis of Assisi Elementary School, 2500 Street, Sacramento, CA 95816. TEDESCO, Wendy Hughes or in person at The Sacramento Bee 2100 St, Sacramento FUNERAL NOTICES may be submitted by: phone fax email: Death Notices WESTOBY, William David Passed away on Novem: ber 10, 2007. A man of love and compassion, he was an inspiration to everyone who knew him.
It would seem that his purpose in life was to relate to the essence of whomever was in his presence, whether close family members and friends or casual business and social acquaintances, People who knew him recall felling valued in his presence, regardless to the surface appearance of their circ*mstances. He was a gentle man, a natural athlete, husband and father. As a businessman, he was known for his integrity and for being counted on to keep his word, as well as being concerned about the people he dealt with. Bill and his wife, Judith, moved from Sacramento, California to Bellingham, Washington early 2007 to retire and appreciate life together more. His living family includes his father, William Westoby: daughter, Diana; son, Greg; stepson, Scott; brother, John; and seven grandchildren.
Services to his life will be conducted at the Fair Oaks Church, Presbyterian Fair Oaks, CA 95628 at on Wednesday, November 29, 2007. YOUNG, Clinton H. CDR, US Navy, Retired Nov 22, 1921-Nov 12. 2007 Howard, as he was known to friends and family, passed away peacefully at his home in Foresthill, CA, with his loving wife of 64 years. Alice, by his side.
Also present were his daughters with their husbands, Loretta and Jim Betz, Nancy Turner and Steve Haberman, and his grandchildren, Seana Turner and Wm. Pitt Turner with fiancee, Regina Edwards. Howard was born in Cumberland, NM. He enlisted in the Navy in 1940 and while stationed in Corpus Christi, TX met his wife, Alice. They were married in 1943.
Howard served in the Naval Air Force for 30 years retiring in 1970 as a Commander. He and Alice moved to Foresthill in 1977 staying active by RVing across the U.S., square dancing, playing bridge, gardening, woodworking, and golfing. He also volunteered for various community charities. Howard was a loving and devoted husband, a caring father, a doting grandfather. and great friend to many.
A memorial service to celebrate his life will be held at the Foresthill Memorial Chapel in Foresthill on Dec. 8 at 2pm followed by a reception. Remembrances may be made to Auburn Faith Hospice, Foresthill Safety Club, or American Legion Post 587. YOUNG, Linda Sue Hiatt Died Nov. 20, 2007 in Sacramento at the age of 45 following a lengthy illness.
A native of Visalia, she grew up in Sacramento before moving to Colorado for a period of time. returned to California in 1990. She worked for the State of California Department of Fish and Game for more than seven years. She loved her illness work she and received during a great amount of support from her supervisors and fellow employees, including catastrophic leave donations from many. The love of her life was her daughter Nicole Joanne, 10.
She greatly enioyed attending Nicole's soccer games for the past five years and just being together with her. She was very talented in many areas. She was a seamstress, loved cross-stitch work and painting. She baked bread for her fellow employees and friends. Linda was the caring, Nicole loving of mother SacJoanne ramento; the daughter of Richard and Dorothy Hiatt Sacramento; sister of Laurie Harris and her husband David of Nebraska; aunt of Sarah Sanchez and her husband Rick of Nebraska and their children Addie and Ethan; and Jeremy Harris, a college student in Colorado.
She was the niece of Ted and Donna Herbert of Missouri: Chuck and Louann Hiatt of Idaho; and Janet Hiatt of Arizona. She is also survived by numerous family members and friends, Linda was preceded in death by her sister Sherrie Hiatt in 1993. Celebration of Life services will be held at a later date. Remembrances may to Nicole's Education Fund. Make checks payable to "Richard F.
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