Charlotte Irene Jacobs

July 8th, 1930 - January 19th, 2023

Charlotte Irene Jacobs died peacefully at home of natural causes on January 19 at the age of 92. Born in Pomona and raised in Chino by her parents Ted and Muriel Dunn, Charlotte was a proud graduate of Chino High School and the University of Redlands.  Charlotte put her music major from Redlands to good use, first as a music teacher at Vina Danks Junior High School for two years, then as a self-employed private piano teacher in her home for well over thirty years.

  In addition, she also found the time to direct children’s choirs at Upland and Ontario Methodist Churches, as well as being music teacher for preschoolers at Ontario Methodist Church.

An avid traveler, she visited countries all over the world on nearly every continent.  She especially thrived on vacation time with the family, particularly the annual stays on the beachfront at Newport Beach.

Charlotte took great pride in all of her family’s accomplishments in life, and watching her sons, grandkids, and great grandkids participate and excel in sports and dance was a favorite pastime which brought her great joy and pride.

Charlotte is survived by her sons Steven and Brian Jacobs, their wives Carol and Mary Ann, four grandchildren, and seven great grandchildren.  She is also survived by her sister Pat Williams.  She is predeceased by her husband of fifty-six years Charles Jacobs.

Her remains will be placed in a crypt with Charles, where they will be together again for eternity.  The interment at Bellevue Mausoleum in Ontario will be a private family affair.

 

Peter Mow 

March 3rd, 1923 - January 16th, 2023

Peter W.T. Mow of Upland, passed away on January 16, 2023, less than two months before his
100 th birthday. He is survived by his children Ronald Mow (Joyce), Angeline Mow Vogl
(Harry), Michael Mow (JoAnn), Jeffrey Mow (Amy), as well as eight grandchildren and nine
great-grandchildren.
Born in Shanghai, China, Peter was the youngest of five children, whose American-educated
father was a physician in the city’s International Settlement. During WWII, he was a
photographer for the Chinese government, a pursuit he continued after the war, working in India
for the China National Aviation Corporation. He married Tsupin Mow in 1944, when they were
both stationed in India (she worked for the RAF). Following the war, the couple emigrated to
the United States -- Peter in 1948, to enroll at USC’s School of Cinematic Arts, and Pin the
following year. Following graduation, Peter worked as a cameraman for different enterprises but
finally settled at Prudential Insurance Company’s Western Home Office on Wilshire Boulevard,
where he rose to the position of director of group contracts; he retired after more than 30 years
with Prudential.
Living in North Hollywood and later in Upland, Peter and Pin were active members of the
Episcopal Church and other organizations, such as Meals on Wheels and the Foothill Family
Shelter in Upland. Peter’s interests included golf, photography, and classical music. He and Pin
were also avid world travelers (Las Vegas was a frequent destination) and accomplished cooks
who loved sharing their love of Chinese cooking with others (their hot pot dinners were
legendary and Peter’s steamed fish recipe was published in Bon Appétit magazine). Perhaps he
drew his greatest joy from his family; he delighted in sharing the accomplishments of his
children and grandchildren.
Memorial services will be held at St. Marks Episcopal Church on Saturday, March 11, at 10:30
am. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to the Foothill Family Shelter, 1501 W 9th St D,
Upland, CA 91786, with the notation, “in Memory of Peter Mow.” 

Richard Rodriguez

January 19th, 1964 - January 14th, 2023

 

 Edwin Alejandro Esparza 

November 23rd, 1995 - January 1st, 2023

 Margaret Waggoner

October 5, 1929-January 6, 2023

Richard Lawrence Fulgenzi

December 24th, 1967 - January 4th, 2023

My Pal & Beloved Son Richard for 55 years. 

It's been a good ride.

I Love You!

Donna Louise Layssard

March 3, 1949-January 3, 2023 

Sandra Lee Ehlenfeldt

December 30, 1947-January 2, 2023 

 Jose Martin Hernandez Diaz

July 7, 1973-December 31, 2022

Charles Russel West 

July 3, 1934-December 29, 2022

Charles "Chuck" West was born in Indianapolis, Indiana to Cecil & Elma (Ethel) West.

He was the only surviving boy in a house full of women... 4 sisters! He attended

Washington High School and escaped the draft by being the only male in the family.

One of his first jobs was as an airplane fueler at the local airport, and one of his loves

was flying airplanes. This profession was not to be, however, because he soon met the

love of his life. Ruth Ann Richardson was carhopping at the local drive in- “Joby’s” and

Chuck said to his cousin Duane: "I’m going to marry that girl..."

That he did, on December 24, 1953. Soon to come were 3 boys: Lenny, Kenny, and

Chuck, all within 3 years. The young couple settled in Lakewood, CA. where he worked

as a machinist. Billy came 14 years later, and around the same time Chuck and

Ruth took on their niece, Rhonda, and she immediately became their only daughter.

Chuck and Ruth decided to take an abrupt turn in their lives in 1971 and opened a local

service business in Mission Viejo, Ca., West Pool Supply. Eighteen years in the pool

business served them well, with some of the boys following in their footsteps.

In 1989 Ruth and Chuck sold the business and “retired” in Morgan, Utah, on the same

street as all their best friends. "Pop" picked up his original craft and opened a machine

shop. He made blades for snowmobiles, airplane parts, and even computer

components.

He enjoyed snowmobiling, golf, hunting, and bowling. He was an exceptional bowler,

with a common score of 298. The "retirement" in Utah lasted until 2006, when they

briefly moved back to CA, and then ultimately settled in Bullhead City, AZ.

Pop enjoyed boating on the river and playing at the casinos in Laughlin NV, but he just

couldn't handle not working. So, he drove a taxi for a while, but his favorite job became

driving a bus full of kids to and from the local high school. He loved the kids on the

bus almost as much as he loved his own.

He worked until he couldn't work anymore, not for lack of effort, but due to the

pandemic.

Chuck and Ruth were married for 69 years on Christmas Eve.

Chuck was an athlete - the "O.G. West." He was a patriot, a patriarch, and a fighter

until the very end. He didn't ask for much, only his sweetheart sitting constantly by his

side. His Faith in God was always evident, and we are confident that he has met his

creator, and is cracking jokes with his best friend Jerry.

He is survived by the love of his life, his 4 boys, his daughter, 3 daughters in law, son in

law, 10 grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren, and three sisters: Karol Weiman of

Ramona, Ca., Marilyn Doyle of Ramona, Ca., Vicki Laursen of Sioux Falls, SD..

A Celebration of Life will be held at the Sun & Sail Club Lake Forest, Ca. on Feb 5,

2023 at 1pm. 24752 Toledo Ln. Lake Forest, Ca. 92630

The family requests that in lieu of flowers, a small donation be made to Wounded

Warriors in his honor. 

 Martha Jane Emmitt

June 29, 1956-December 25, 2022

Alapasita Ana Alatini

March 4, 1956-December 22, 2022 

Antonio Chairez Ruiz

May 7, 1938-December 18, 2022 

 Eliseo Garcia

May 16, 2005-December 17, 2022

 Phyllis Catherine Petrick

April 30, 1952-December 17, 2022

Robert Elmer Lobo

June 6, 1931-December 15, 2022 

Fabian Garcia

December 15, 2021 

 Carlos Alfonso Rodriguez

August 2, 1939-December 12, 2022

 Kimberly Ellen Weishan

 January 14, 1956-December 10, 2022

 Seth Smith

March 31, 1938-December 8, 2022

Arthur David Olivas

 

                                                   06/15/1950-11/04/2022

Arthur David Olivas a Veteran of the US Army and long time resident of

San Bernardino, Ca went home to be with the Lord in the comfort of his home on Nov 4,

2022 in San Bernardino, California. Arthur was born to Manuel and Adeline Olivas in

San Bernardino, Ca on June 15,1950

He attended Pacific High School, worked at Patton State Hospital, Arthur was loving

and compassionate and he loved all his family, he loved to tell people about the love of

God, he loved working on cars.

Arthur is preceded in death by his Mother Adeline Olivas ,Father Manuel Olivas, Brother

Joe Olivas and his Sister Virgina Serrano, Grandaughter Christian Katrina Brown.

Arthur is survived by his 3 Daughters Sonia Brown, Kathy Vara, Darlene Ibarra. 14

Grandchildren and 16 Great Grandchildren. Sisters Eva Claunch, Jessie Lucero, Mary

Olivas, Nancy Atencio and Brother Robert Olivas.

He was loved by many and will be truly missed.

JOSE KEY

                                         
                                                    11/03/1993 - 11/09/2022 

Born in Pasadena, CA on November 03, 1993. At 29 years old, he entered into Heaven on November 9, 2022,. He is survived by his parents, brothers, sister, nieces, nephews and grandmother.  

 

Your wings were ready but our hearts were not.  Spread your wings and fly, fly high into the arms of God.  You are now free.  You will be missed.

 

 

 James Thomas Bean

April 21, 1943-December 4, 2022

 Joseph William Hosch

August 6, 1930-December 2, 2022

John Anthony Rodrigues

July 10, 1962-November 30, 2022 

 Gary Sherman Morrison

November 10, 1939-November 16, 2022

 Frank Gulli Jr

July 5, 1956-November 9, 2022

 Robin Del Staggs

June 2, 1954-November 6, 2022

 Leonardo A Ruelas Sanchez

November 17, 1963-November 5, 2022

 Tony Edward Valencia

December 30, 1947-November 1, 2022

LaNeece Arica Jane Lipscomb 

September 29, 1970-November 1, 2022

On November 1, 2022, LaNeece Arica Jane Lipscomb went home to be with the Lord after a battle with cancer for several years.

She was 52 and born to the late Linda Gail Lipscomb and to Bennie Patterson of Washington, PA who survives.  Laneece graduated from Washington High School, went on to become an Licensed Practical Nurse in Hemet, California and took care of others.  She enjoyed shopping, cosmetics, jewelry, shoes and making people laugh.             

      She is survived by her three children Devaughn Johnson, Antonia Johnson, Anastasia Johnson and eight grand-children. Laneece's brother and care-taker was Benjamin Brown), Moe or Demetrius Lipscomb, Kevin McCracken,and Ken McCracken her brothers also survives.  She also leave her sisters Leah Brown and Arica Lee and Tina Brown her Step-mother whom she nicknamed Mama T. 

        Her soulmate was Timothy Battle of California and she will be missed by her best friend there also, Sharon Henry.  They were constantly by her side.        

        Memorial Services will be held on Saturday, November 12, 2022 at PATHWAYS TO CHRIST BAPTIST CHURCH, 1395 Allison Avenue, Washington, PA  15301 at 2:00PM.  In lieu of giving flowers, the FAMILY ask that those who are able instead make a donation to 

gofundme.com/f/jjhce-medical-bills or to Pathways to Christ Baptist Church, Wash, PA c/o Anastasia Johnson or Antonia Johnson or the Cancer Society.  

 

 Lawrence Justin Herber

September 5, 1937-October 31, 2022

Kevin Mark Tischner

August 21, 1970-October 31, 2022 

 Robert Moncayo Samaniego

June 5, 1968-October 31, 2022

 George Martin Yamas

February 16, 1960-October 28, 2022

Candida Rosa Franco

December 1, 1939-October 27, 2022

Service will be held at:

 St Joseph Catholic Church at 11am. Burial will be held at Bellevue Memorial Park at 1pm.

 Carlos Ayala Oliva

December 28, 1934-October 27, 2022

Angela Arias

                                 04/30/1954 - 09/11/2022

Lillian Dorothy Francis-Thurston 

August 24, 1954-October 24, 2022

Lillian Dorothy Francis-Thurston passed to the otherside on Oct, 24th, 2022 at home in Hemet, CA. Lillian was born on the 24th of Aug 1954 in Quebec Canada to Jean Marian Tustian and Ivan Francis. When Lillian was five years old she immigrated to the US with her mother on July 31, 1959 and was then raised in Santa Barbara Ca.

Lillian enjoyed all the jobs she ever had. In her younger years she was a legal secretary and drove a huge motorcycle back and forth to work each day. This was when women rarely rode motorcycles. Lillian didn't care what anybody thought of her. If Lillian enjoyed something she would just do it. Later on in life Lillian became a long haul truck driver and had to deal with some flack from male truck drivers but she loved to drive and would take their comments in stride. She was so good spirited. After her truck driving days and after her husband Chet retired Lillian would drive cross country in a motorhome for enjoyment.

Lillian was a self taught professional photographer and would photograph horse shows. Lillian loved horses and had several throughout her lifetime. She fell in love with Purvian Paso horses and had one Purvian Paso name Despo that gave her so much love and joy. Lillian had so much joy when she would talk about being around the horse community around Riverside County. The horse community meant so much to her.

Lillian is survived by her husband Chester Thurston III, her brother Ted Hotchkiss and her sister Jean Hotchkiss

 Rose Marie Woodyard

January 10, 1950-October 22, 2022

Javier Cornejo-Jara

March 6, 1955-October 20, 2022 

Maria Del Rosario Arce Villavicencio

February 7, 1923- October 19, 2022

 Donald Howard Spencer

October 29, 1953-October 17, 2022

Darlene Marie Vega

September 24, 1957-October 16, 2022 

Guadalupe Sain

June 15, 1941-October 14, 2022 

Iva Jean Pellegrino 

February 17, 1953-October 13, 2022

 Betty Ruth Thacker

February 29, 1932-October 12, 2022 

 Grace Joan Revel

January 10, 1925-October 11, 2022

Donald M. Rynsburger

September 22, 1956-October 6, 2022

Donald M. Rynsburger was born in Bellflower California. He was a truck driver for forty plus years. He went to rest on October 6th of 2022 at the age of 66. He was the son of Jacob and Joann Rynsburger .He was survived by his three siblings Dennis, Donna, Diane, his ex-wife Sharon, their two children Kimberly and Scott. He has four Grandchildren Lily, John III, Vincent, and Enzo.

Hubert Edward Spivey

 

Catherine Lorraine Boivin

    

February 18, 1951-March 11, 2022

 

Cathrine Boivin age 71, joined her husband Robert James Boivin Sr., and her mother

Gloria Hernandez in heaven. Survived by her sister Gloria Hernandez, her brothers

Jimbo Avalos, and Fredrick Avalos. Children, her sons Robert, Tommy Sr., her

daughters Margaret, and Shileena. Her grandchildren Tommy, Lorrie, William, Estella,

Sanice, Chance, Cathy, Noel, Justina, and Ramona. Great Grandchildren Silas,

Anastasia, Evelyn, Olivia, Christipher, Xochitl, Isobel, last but not least her little Elvis,

and her daughter in-law of the heart Tracy. Her grandchildren of the heart Kimberly,

Tony, Memo, Leilani, Jocelyn, Tatiana, Michelle, Shelby, Wolf, Maya, and all her

Nieces, and nephews. Whom she Loved with all of her heart and soul. She will be

missed, by all that new her, but most of all she will never be forgotten.

   Sylvia Lopez (Garcia-Chavez)

   February 10, 1953 - October 3, 2022

On the early evening of Oct. 3, 2022, our Mom, beloved Gram, GG, Sister, Auntie and Friend to many; lost her 2nd battle with cancer and "Went home to be with the Lord", and those that went before her to become an Angel to those of us left behind.........And so the circle continues.

Mom passed away at home surrounded by family. Sylvia was born on February 10, 1953 to father Isabelle Chavez (Lopez) and mother Anselma Chavez (Garcia). She was 1 of 15 siblings, of which only 8 remain. Sylvia was married to Arthur Lopez from Torres Martinez Rez. She had 4 kids, 14 grandchildren, and 24 great grands, with 1 on the way. She was preceded in death by her Father, Mother, Husband, 6 siblings, 1 grandchild and 1 great grand. She is survived by her 4 kids, 13 grandchildren, 23 great grands and 8 siblings.

The Viewing and Services will be held on Thursday October 13, 2022, at Inland Memorial Harford Chapel 120 N. Buena Vista St., Hemet, CA, public from 5pm - 8pm, family ONLY at 4pm. Refreshments will be served immediately following services, at Harford. Burial Services will be held on Friday October 14, 2022 at 10am, at San Jacinto Valley Cemetery 2555 S. Santa Fe St., San Jacinto, CA. Those that wish to escort Sylvia to the cemetery, we will be meeting at Harford's at 9:15am Friday to leave by 9:30am to be at the cemetery by 10am. Lunch will be provided at Soboba Tribal Hall following burial services.  

Daniel Nava

December 31, 1964-October 2, 2022

Phillip J Brooks

September 27, 1949-September 30, 2022 

 Joshua Hernandez

July 21, 1977-September 30, 2022

 Angela Villalpando

February 23, 1982-September 29, 2022

Jose Aguilar Gallegos

March 17, 1928-September 29, 2022

Ronald Charles Woodhouse

September 23, 1942-September 28, 2022

Robert Craig Holman

July 27, 1957-September 26, 2022

 Alexander Rivera

December 23, 1997-September 26, 2022

 Daniel Robert Vargas Jr

October 28, 1969-September 25, 2022

 Washington Downs

March 15, 1941-September 23, 2022

Marie A Reyes

July 17, 1941-September 23, 2022

 Robert Lee Wicker

August 29, 1942-September 23, 2022

 Rosalie Mae Ely

August 12, 1943-September 23, 2022

 Monica Garibaldi

July 12, 1953-September 22, 2022

Adella Marie Dunivan

June 20, 1972-September 21, 2022

Adella Marie Dunivan passed away on September 21, 2022. 

She was born to Cecilia and Douglas on June 20, 1972. After graduating high school from Rim of the World she worked as a Legal Secretary for many years. She married her husband Randy and they had two sons together, Nathaniel and Douglas “DJ”. She lived in Crestline, CA for most of her life. Adella loved living in the mountains. She spent many years working at the Borderline restaurant where she was loved by her customers and the  entire mountain community. 

What Adella enjoyed most was spending time with her family at the beach, reading a good gossip magazine while soaking in the sun. She loved to listen to music and watch a good movie. Adella became a care taker later in her life. This job suited Adella because she loved to care for others. Adella’s loving nature and kind soul will be greatly missed. 

Adella is survived by her husband Randy, two sons, Nathan and DJ, step children, grandchildren, her brother Eugene “Bo”, his wife Lindsey, their children and her mother Cecilia. Adella also leaves behind a large extended family including many friends. She is preceded in death by her father Douglas, grandmother and mother in law. 

Services will be held on October 20, 2022 at Hermosa Cemetary  900 N. Meridian Avenue, Colton ca 92324  

Viewing 10am-11:00 am

Memorial service 11:00am -1:00pm  

Abigail Zoey Martinez

September 19, 2022 

Alma Morni Debruin

Born: August 6th 1949 Verdun, France.

Passed: September 19th 2022 Aguanga, CA 

Proceeded in Death:

Father, Adrianus Gerardus Debruin 

Brother, Alan George Debruin

Mother, Marie C.A. Gaillard Debruin

Morni loved to fish and hunt with his wife Nancy And Son Robert (Bert)

He Loved spending time with his wife and family and GrandChildren.

Moroni was a member of the church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints.

He served a 2 year full time mission to sweden. (1968-1970) He was serving as the 1st Counselor in the Anza Branch of the church at the time of his passing. 

He served in the Military Police At ford ord from 1971-1977.

Moroni was always willing to serve and help wherever needed.

Morni was loved by all and will be missed.

Morni has gone to catch the big one that always got away to the stream in the sky. 

Jacob Isaiah Rueda

                                                      01/29/2003-08/25/2022

On August 25 , 2022 , Heaven gained another angel Jacob Isaiah Rueda (19) .  A lifetime resident of Colton has gone home to be with the lord . Jacob was an aspiring pro skater known as " steezy " . Jacob was a loving son , grandson , brother , uncle , nephew , cousin , and friend to many . Jacob will be greatly missed by all that loved him . Jacob is survived by his mother Darlena Roman (39) , his brothers Eric Rueda (24) , Raymond Rueda (17) , Sisters Michelle Rueda (22) , Vaness Rueda (21) , all of Colton CA . Jacob is preceded in death by his father Sosimo Hugo Rueda .   

Donna Lee Van Druten

May 7, 1944-September 15, 2022 

Vernon William Putney Jr.

                             March 31, 1978- September 6, 2022

Vernon “Bin” William Putney Jr. lost his valiant fight with cancer on September 6^th, 2022 surrounded by his family at home in Hemet, Ca. Vern was born March 31^st, 1978 in Ogdensburg, NY to Vernon Putney Sr. and Linette Robertson. He spent a majority of his life living in New York and California and traveling with his family.

 

Vern is predeceased in death by his older sisters Shelly French and Stacey Putney.

 

He is survived by his wife of 17 years Stacey and his son Wesley and doggies Maze and Apollo. Vern is also survived by his mother Linette Robertson and father Vernon Putney Sr., brothers Kenny Golesky and Jimmy Putney. Vern was also beloved by his mother and father-in-law Mary and Steven Hedtke, brothers-in-law Kevin Yackmack, Craig Mills and Luke Roina, and sisters-in-law Yahaira Mills, Kimberly Roina, and Kristin Hedtke. He was also adored by his many nieces and nephews. He will be remembered fondly by his group of asshole friends.

 

Vernon was a lifelong music lover and his favorite bands include Nirvana and Alice in Chains. He had a profound love of writing and a unique talent to capture the nuance in life’s trials and turn the bad into something beautiful. Vern also loved to play and watch football with his son Wesley, a true Saints fan. He was a good friend, always ready to listen and always ready to give advice and encouragement.

 

The funeral services for Vern will be held at Inland Memorial Harford Chapel in Hemet, Ca on Friday September 16^th at 1pm. Contact Stacey for Zoom link. Reception to follow at the Putney home. Flowers can be purchased at Floral Expressions in Hemet, Ca. 

 

David Martin Smaw

October 9, 1963-September 8, 2022

David Martin Smaw, age 58  passed away on September 8, 2022. He was born on October 9, 1963 in Hemet, Ca to Junel “Ray” Smaw and Katherine Kieschnick (Kathy Johnson). David graduated from Perris High School and then joined the Army in May 1983. In the army he earned his parachute badge, and earned  riffle, hand grenade, machine gun expert. He was part of the 82nd airborne He received army service ribbon, army good conduct medal, professional development ribbon and lapel button.

David had a sense of humor and very intelligent. He was fun and loving. He is survived by his brother John Smaw, his nieces Niana Smaw (Ryan) and family, Nikole Gonzales (Raymond) and family. Nephews Jeffrey Smaw, Joshua Smaw and Jacob Smaw (Clarissa) and family. Aunts Trudy Philpot, Martha Becerra and several cousins. He will be loved and missed dearly. Services will be held at the Riverside National Cemetery on Friday, November 4, 2022 at 11:45am.

Frederick Ayala Venegas

                                                   March 1930 – August 2022

Frederick (Freddie) was a retired U.S. Air Force Reservist Master Sergeant who lived in Redlands CA for more than 60 years. 

He entered into rest August 22, 2022 surrounded by his family at his home. He was 92.

Freddie was born March 1930 to Francisco Venegas and Macedonia Ayala Belmudes. He was raised in

Chino CA and later moved to San Bernardo, Mentone and Redlands. 

At the age of 16 he enlisted in the U.S. Navy in 1946.  He subsequently served in the Army National Guard for 3 years. 

In May 1970 he enlisted in the USAF Reserves and retired in March 1990. Although he entered the Navy with no more than an 8 th grade education, he took time later in his life to attend night school to obtain his high school diploma.

He is preceded in death by his beloved son, Andrew and daughter-in-law Rosella and great-grandson

RayAndy Ramirez. He is survived by his wife of 73 years, Sarah; his children, Cindy Cisneros (Jose),

Fredrick (Denise), Ronald (Rachel), Kathleen, Jackie Kelly (Louis) and Debbie. He is also survived by 24 grand-children, 42 great-grandchildren, and 12 great-great grandchildren.

Freddie was a life-long member of American Legion Post 650 and held the position of Past Commander.

He enjoyed football, especially the Green Bay Packers. He would make bets with the family on which

team would win. Everyone knew Sunday mornings were reserved for Sunday Mass on TV. No

disruptions would keep him away from his time with God. Throughout other times he would be

watching western movies or NCIS. He enjoyed listening to jazz and swing music. We all experienced

impromptu calls from dad to check up on us. These will definitely be missed.

Mr. V, you don’t have to worry someone else now has the watch.

Viewing and Mass will be held Thursday, September 15, 2022

Holy Name of Jesus

115 Olive St

Redlands CA 92373

Viewing - 9:00 a.m.

Mass 10 - a.m.

Reception immediately following Mass at American Legion Post 650

1532 Church St

Redlands CA 92374

Graveside services pending with Riverside National Cemetery.

Wendy Elizabeth Fonseca

February 21, 1976-September 2, 2022

GRACE G. ZENDEJAS

 BORN: June 2 , 1932 in Colton CA .

 Passed: August 15th , 2022 in Rialto CA . 

 A lifetime resident of Colton . Survived by her daughter Carmen, Son in law Michael ,  Grand children,  Thomas and his wife Melissa and Andrew and his wife Christina , Great Grandsons Raymond & Oliver, Great Grand Daughter Ellie and many nieces and nephews . 

Services will be held :

Wednesday September 14th @10am Rosary and Mass at San Salvador Catholic Church  169 L Street Colton , CA 92324

 Burial following at Hermosa Cemetery in Colton 

SESENIO ROSETE

                            11/17/1955-08/15/2022

Sesenio Rosete AKA Sonny passed away this week on 08/15/22.  Sonny was raised and lived his life in San Diego. He was a big fan of the UFC his favorite fighter of all time though was Bruce Lee. He loved the old cheesy scary movies and even the new scary movies. He loved some Rice with some eggs scrambled in topped off with a lil hash was the best with extra soy sauce.

Sonny was one of a kind! No one could replace him. He’s the type of guy who would take the shirt off his back or give you a dollar he didn’t have. He put others above him always,that’s the amount of love he had for everyone who had the privilege of knowing him. You will be missed but never forgotten. Sonny Rosete is survived by his 4 sons, 3 daughter’s , 2 brothers, 4 sisters and his father as well as everyone whose life he touched. We love you.

RUBEN MAGANA

           BORN MARCH 15,1945 MICHOACAN, MEXICO

           PASSED AUGUST 23, 2022 MURRIETA, CA 

ROBERT YEAGER

                                             11/08/1941-08/09/2022

Robert (Bob) Yeager, 80, of Rialto, passed away Tuesday, August 9th of a broken heart. 

Born in Oklahoma, he moved to Kansas as a teen with his family.  Being tall, smart and humorous he had no shortage of girlfriends (once going "steady" with girls from different towns at the same time...until it turned out they were best friends and he got caught!).  That all changed when he met a small-town girl and the love of his life, Mary Donham, and he was smitten, telling his mother he had just met the girl he was going to marry. 

The two were soon married and the high school valedictorian turned college basketball and baseball (also playing semi-pro) jock turned his sights to a career.  He loved the thought of flying but discovered he was too tall to become a miliary pilot. But with his love of science and flair for math, he instead pursued aerospace engineering.  Shortly after marriage he and his wife moved to Alabama where they both worked for NASA via Boeing and he worked on the Saturn V moon shot rocket, one of his proudest accomplishments. He went on in his 40+ year career to work on the space shuttle, the stealth fighter jet and other miliary aircraft.  

Bob loved science, history, comedians and video games (even teaching his grandkids a thing or two). He was quick with a joke..."Watch out! There are garments on your back.  And I bet you have ancestors too!".  And he always brought up funny stories of family adventures every time he talked to someone, family member or not. 

Bob and Mary had three children, Theresa, Brian and Eric, who he taught to love and respect nature, how to fish and how to think for themselves. Predeceased by Mary, his wife and best friend, he is survived by his three children, his daughters-in-law, Rachel and Gena and his six grandchildren, Brandon, Jason, Ashley, Ezekiel, Abigail and step-grandson Jacob. 

The funeral service for Bob will be held at the chapel at the Hermosa Gardens Cemetery in Colton on Friday, Sept 2nd at 10 am.

FRED MADISON

                                   08/05/1943-08/04/2022

Fred Madison, 78, of San Bernardino passed away Thursday August 4, 2022.  He was born August 5, 1943 in Pomona, Ca to Elton Ernest  and Dorothy May (Chilcot) Madison. He worked 42 years as a Cable Splicer for GTE/Verizon. Survivors include his daughter, Brittney Escandon (David); grandchildren: Paul, Joshua, Peyton, Marina, Noah and Hannah; two brothers, Roger and Tim. He was preceded in death by his parents; wife, Nancy; sister, Karen.

AIDA CRUZ BELTRAN

                                                       04/03/1945 -08/21/2022

 

Aida Cruz Beltran was born on April 3, 1945, in Santa Rlta, Pampanga, Philippines, to Angel and Amparo Cruz. She lived and attended schools in the Philippines during her earlier years.  Aida went on to graduate from the Far Eastern University of Manila, with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Commerce. She came to the United States for employment and a new career. She retired in 2006 from Grossman Hospital after 10 years as a CNA. She is survived by her daughter and husband.

 Funeral services, to include a viewing and Rosary, will be held at

 Inland Memorial Harford Chapel                                                           120 N. Buena Vista St.
 Hemet CA 92543
 Friday -September 3, 2022
 12:00 pm -3:00pm

 Reception to follow.

Jody Ann Collins

 On August 12th heaven literally received a praying angel.   Perhaps her prayers in heaven were now needed more than on earth.  

Jody Ann Collins 81 of Murrieta, California died on Friday, August 12, 2022 of natural causes.

Jody was born November 9, 1940 .  She majored in Music at Wichita State University then moved to California at the age of 23.  

She was also a homemaker and also enjoyed teaching piano for many years.

She was known by many as the prayer warrior!  People were important to her.    A stranger quickly turned into a forever friend and would be placed on her prayer list the day she would meet them.   

She was a beloved mom, grandmother and friend.  She leaves behind her two daughters - Maria Tieu; Lori Phan Lofaro ; and her grandchildren Olivia Tieu; Nicholas Tieu; and Luke Lofaro

Janelle Carol Murawski

 

                                            PRAYERS FOR THE DECEASED

My brother/sister in faith,  I entrust you to God Who created you.

May you return to the One Who formed you from the dust of this earth.

May Mary, the angels, and all the saints come to meet you as you go forth from this life.

May Christ Who was crucified for you bring you freedom and peace.

May Christ, the Son of God, Who died for you take you into His kingdom.

May Christ, the Good Shepherd, give you a place within His flock.

May He forgive your sins and keep you among His people.

May you see your Redeemer face to face and bask in the light of God forever.

Amen.

Janelle Carol Murawski, born 01/31/1986 to Gilbert Colon & Carol Murawski. Passed away from cancer 07-26-2022. 

 Beloved Mother, Daughter, Sister, Friend. 

She is survived by her 6 children, Travis, Shane, Nikolai, Jayden, Chance & Ethan. Her Father Gilbert and her 7 siblings. Even though  her children weren’t in her care, she loved each and everyone of them. She had many demons she battled but she was strong and fought a hard battle in everyday life and her cancer battle. She was loved and will be missed by many. Fly high with the angels! 

Gabriel Yanez

                        02/28/1959-07/09/2022

Mario Pineda

                                               07/26/1958-08/07/2022    

July 26,1958-August 7,2022

Mario Pineda died unexpectedly on August 7,2022 at the age of 64.Mario is survived by his wife Rebecca Pineda, Children: Mario, Ernestine, Amanda, Frankie, Louie, John, Angel, Sebrianna, and many close relatives that he took in as his own, Grandchildren/Great Grandchildren, Brothers and sisters, his 2 dogs Cha Cha and Toby.

Mario was born and raised in the city of San Bernardino,Ca where he lived a great life. He was a great Husband,father,brother,uncle,grandpa and friend. Always had a smile on his face and made everyone around him happy with jokes or simple conversation. He had the most love for his 2 dogs who always kept him company and showed him love. He had the biggest impact on everyone that came into his life and made sure to step in and be there for everyone that needed help when no one else was around. He was one of the biggest Raider fans anyone knew. He loved to BBQ and be around family, and always went out of his way to make sure you were comfortable, fed and wouldn't take no for an answer. There will never be no one like him he was one of a kind and he will forever be missed and loved, FOREVER IN OUR HEARTS WE LOVE YOU 

Santiago Candelario Cortez

March 10, 1963-August 11, 2022 

Richard Anthony Bernal

                                 06/13/1977-07/14/2022

Jesse Chavez Jr.

                                     08/21/1950-07/28/2022

Mark McKenzie Bonnell

                                 1/06/1959-6/04/2022

Mark McKenzie Bonnell of Hemet, CA, age 63, a brilliant

fabricator and welder with an astonishing talent for mechanical

problem solving, died at his home in Hemet, CA, on June 4,

2022. Born to parents Hugh McKenzie Bonnell and Ellouise

Bonnell on January 6, 1959 in Riverside, CA, Mark grew up in

Southern California where he continued to live for most of his

adult life. He attended high school in Moreno Valley, CA, and

early on exhibited aptitude in a host of areas including music,

athletics, and technical problem solving. He also had a great

fondness for animals and loved his dogs "Schlock" and

"Dweezil" and his pet rat "the Weeper," names he chose himself

in his unique style. He is survived by his daughters Kristin

Krell, Sharon Klink, son Brian Krell, five grandchildren Luke,

Macen, Bonny, Ivan, and Iris, siblings Criss McKenzie Bonnell,

Munro McKenzie Bonnell, and Cherina McKenzie Guzman. He

will be missed by those he loved and those who loved him.

Charles B. Wilson

                                 5/31/1933-07/03/2022

 With a heavy heart we announce the passing of our beloved Husband, Father, Father in-law, Grandfather, Brother, Uncle and Friend:

Charles B. "Chuck" Wilson of Hemet, California.
 Chuck was age 89, he passed away Sunday night July 3rd at Manor Care in Hemet. He was born the 31st of May 1933 in Hartford Connecticut, the son of the late George and Beatrice Wilson of Glastonbury Connecticut. Chuck and Norma married and moved to Lake Chaffee in Ashford Connecticut where they started a family and where he was a Volunteer for the Fire Department. In 1976 the family moved to California, eventually retiring in the city of Hemet. Chuck spent most of his adult life as a printer, having worked at Quality Nameplate in Glastonbury and Star Nameplate in Vernon, Ca. Chuck was a Proud Veteran of the Korean War, having served in the United States Army. He was an avid hunter, fisherman, gardener, and loved to travel. He enjoyed playing poker at the clubhouse, and morning coffee with the Mountain view crew. Chuck leaves behind his loving wife Norma of 66 years, three beautiful children, Raymond and his wife Cindy Wilson of Owensville Missouri, Larry and his wife Denise Wilson of Tooele Utah, Wendy and her husband James Severson, four grandchildren, Amanda Villa of Las Vegas Nevada, Matthew Wilson stationed in Hawaii, Charles Wilson and Christopher Wilson both of Tooele Utah, plus four great grandchildren. Chuck also leaves a brother Edward and wife Ellen of Glastonbury Connecticut, and many nieces and nephews throughout the country. Chuck was predeceased by four brothers and a sister: George, James, Patrick, William and Patricia, all from Connecticut. He was also predeceased by his loving grandson Dustin Wilson.
Funeral services will be private at The Riverside National Cemetery.