Rodolfo Cordova Trevino Jr
April 18, 1954 - August 31, 2017
Thursday, August 31, 2017
Wednesday, August 30, 2017
Yesenia Viveros
January 5, 1978 - August 30, 2017
Visitation will be Friday, September 8, 2017 from 4:00 - 7:00 pm with a Rosary at 6:00 pm and a reception to follow from 7:00 - 9:00 pm at Inland Memorial Harford Chapel, Hemet, CA.
Mass of Christian Burial will be Monday, September 11, 2017 at 10:30 am at Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church, Hemet, CA with burial to follow at San Jacinto Valley Cemetery, San Jacinto, CA.
Tuesday, August 29, 2017
Bernece Gene Burrell
June 4, 1936 - August 29, 2017
On Tuesday August 29,2017 Bernece Gene Burrell passed away suddenly at the age of 78 years.
Gene will forever be remembered by his wife and best friend Laura, and their children Gene Patrick, Edward, Michelle, and Anthony. Gene will also be forever remembered by his 14 grandchildren & numerous great grandchildren.
Monday, August 28, 2017
Joe Edward Herring
September 22, 1941 – August 28, 2017
Born 9/22/1941 in Wewoka OK, to parents Buell and Verna
Herring *Died
8/28/2017 (75 years, 11 mos, 6 days) in Ontario CA, after his battle
with stomach cancer.
8/28/2017 (75 years, 11 mos, 6 days) in Ontario CA, after his battle
with stomach cancer.
Survived by his wife of almost 50 years, Karen K Herring
Brother, Rex
Herring Sister in law, Gwenn Herring, Granddaughters, Alexandra and
Reagan Scott as well as Grandson, Nicholas Scott. (Although they are
step grandchildren he treated them as if they were his flesh and
blood) He is also survived by many cousins, nieces and nephews. He is preceded in death by parents Buell and Verna Herring and lost his (step) Son Paul Scott in January 2017.
Herring Sister in law, Gwenn Herring, Granddaughters, Alexandra and
Reagan Scott as well as Grandson, Nicholas Scott. (Although they are
step grandchildren he treated them as if they were his flesh and
blood) He is also survived by many cousins, nieces and nephews. He is preceded in death by parents Buell and Verna Herring and lost his (step) Son Paul Scott in January 2017.
Joe served in the Army, was stationed in Ft Hood TX and
Germany. He was honorably discharged; then immediately went to work at Norton AFB as a civil service firefighter where he worked for 30 years prior to retiring.
Joe was an avid animal lover and after retiring from the
civil service he moved to Apple Valley in 1993 where he partnered with his wife Karen, mother in law Wanda, and many generations/individuals of the Antonucci family to successfully operate Luv m Kennels for the remainder of his days.
Joe was adored by his clients and their pets. Anyone who
conducted business with him soon became a friend and was treated as family. Joe was a very kind and humble spirit, very unassuming and non
judgmental, he saw the good in everything and in everyone. He was a "mommas boy".
judgmental, he saw the good in everything and in everyone. He was a "mommas boy".
Joe enjoyed playing pool and often participate in pool
tournaments. Making many many good friends along the way. Most men can count their good friends on one hand, but Joe needed a data base to track his friends. The family cannot recall one person that did not like him. Joe enjoyed bull riding and rodeo. He loved arrowhead hunting and collecting with his dear friends.
Joe was always working outside and often said his
"GOD" was "Out there". Joe was an amazing award winning artist and painter. He got great joy out of creating one of a kind paintings or art pieces and lovingly handing those gems off to friends and family members. Joe was very generous and charitable. He would give the shirt off his back if any animal or human needed it. He was def one of a kind.
July 21, 1927 - August 28, 2017
Stella E. Harvey, born July 21, 1927 in Corona CA. Passed away
August 28, 2017 at the age of 90 years old, at home in San Jacinto, CA.
She is survived by her son David Harvey and his wife Frances,
grandsons Nicholas Harvey and Robert Whitman, great grandchildren Rainey,
Ryder, and Gage. Her daughter Eileen Coronado and her husband Tony, grandson
Clint Koons, great grandson Jonathon, grandson Travis Koons, his wife Nicole
and great grandchildren Cadence and Caleb.
Stella lived in Norco, CA until moving to San Jacinto, CA in 1972.
Stella loved children and working with them. She was a Sunday school teacher
and youth leader at Corona First Church of God. She was instrumental in
starting the Norco Girls Softball League in the 1960’s. She was an
instructional aide at Victress Bowers School in Corona for many years until she
transferred to Hemet Unified School district where she worked teaching special
needs students until her retirement. She also attended and was a Sunday
school teacher at the Homeland Community First Church of God for many years.
She is reunited with her husband Howard Harvey and our Lord Jesus
Christ.
Wednesday, August 23, 2017
Lee Ann Mickey
April 30,1939 - August 23, 2017
Lee Ann Mickey, 28-year resident of Azusa, CA and 12-year
resident of Rancho Cucamonga, CA passed away on Wednesday, August 23, at the
age of 78. Lee Ann was born on April 30, 1939 in Chula Vista, CA. She was born
to Dean and Ruby Copp at Paradise Valley Hospital in National City and was
their beautiful little girl. A few years later her mother gave birth to her brother
Robert, the two of them would have a special bond over the years, and she
always was by his side. Lee Ann resided in the Chula Vista, CA area for over 24
years where she attended Chula Vista High School and graduated in 1957. After graduation,
she worked as a receptionist for CIT Corporation in San Diego, which is where
she meet the man of her dreams Jack (James) Forrest Mickey Sr. In 1963, Jack and Lee Ann were married and
moved to Long Beach, CA to start their lives together and begin their family.
On Dec 23, 1964 their first born James Forrest Mickey Jr was born at Long Beach
Memorial Hospital then on April 18, 1966 their second child was born Stacey Lee
Mickey at Long Beach Memorial. Their third and final child came along on April
27, 1968 Cameron Dean Mickey was born at Long beach Memorial. Together they
purchased their first house on 2737 Locust Ave where they lived for 12 years
raising their children. Lee Ann was a housewife at that time and loved to spend
time with the kids. She was involved in the local PTA, Brownie leader and was a
bowler. Lee Ann was in a bowling league for years and helped teach her children
the sport as they grew up. James and Lee Ann always had a passion to own their
own business. In 1976, they decided to move the family from Long Beach, CA to
Azusa, CA and purchase the Colonial Motel starting their next chapter in life.
For more than 24 years they would own the Colonial Motel and be heavily
involved in the Local Community and the Chamber of commerce. With her Amazing personality,
Lee Ann would build relationships with the other local business, communities
and made the business a huge success over the years. After the passing of her
beloved husband James in 2003, she moved out to the Rancho Cucamonga area in
2004 to be closer to her children and start a new chapter in her life. For many
year’s she enjoyed spending time with the family, enjoying all of her friends
and spending time at the grandchildren’s sporting events. In 2013, Lee Ann
started having some medical issues where we thought she was not going to push
through, but Lee Ann loved life to the fullest, fought the fight, and was a
miracle to her family and doctors. Lee Ann’s battle ended on a beautiful Wednesday
evening after spending time with all of her friends playing Bingo, cards and attending
the peanut action God must have found the perfect day to bring her home to her
husband James and our Father.
Lee Ann is survived by her son, James Jr. of Irvine;
daughter, Stacey and son-in-law, Brent of Upland; son, Cameron and
daughter-in-law, Deborah of Alta Loma; brother, Robert and Sister-in-law, Anne
of Chula Vista. Her wonderful and loving grandchildren include, Amanda and her
life partner Kristen, James III and wife Lexi, Janina and Bryant, Tyler and
Fiancé Alissa, Brooke, Brittney and husband Eric, Courtney and Fiancé Andrew,
Ashley & Chad. Private services will be held later with the family and in
lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to be made to the American Lung
Association in her name, to help continue to find a cure for Emphysema and COPD.
To a Loving Wife, Mother, Grandmother and Best friend. You
have left this earth to be our Angel in Heaven along with Dad. You will never
be forgotten, you will always be in our hearts – We love you Mom.
Tuesday, August 22, 2017
Marvin M. Shimel
February 1, 1929 - August 22, 2017
Marvin M. Shimel, 88, a long time resident of Grand Terrace,
has passed away in his home and joins his beloved wife, Virginia, who passed
predeceased him five years ago. Marvin was born in Nevada, Iowa, one of
six children, to the late Amasa and Cora Shimel.
Marvin graduated in 1946 from Clemons High School in
Clemons, Iowa and immediately enlisted in the U.S. Army Air Force at age
17. He served 3 years, returned to civilian life, but re-enlisted 6
years later in 1955. Marvin served one year in Vietnam. His various
duties in the audiovisual field as a motion picture technician consisted of
providing combat intelligence and documentary photography for the Air
Force. It has taken him to 29 different countries including France,
Germany, Spain, Iceland, Nairobi, Kenya, Thailand, Turkey, Iran, Pakistan,
Morocco, Libya, Italy, and Greece (to name a few). He finally retired
after 23 years of service.
Marvin leaves behind five children; 12 grandchildren; 11
great-grandchildren; nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his
brothers Roy and Melvin; sisters Venita (Shimel) Blake, Margaret (Shimel)
Cheville and Corrine (Shimel) Vint.
Services will be held at 9:00 a.m. on Friday,
September 29, 2017 at Hermosa Gardens Cemetery Chapel, 900
Meridian Ave. Colton, CA 92324. Interment will take place at
the Riverside National Cemetery, 22495
Van Buren Blvd. Riverside, CA 92518. Reception will follow at the
Norton Younglove Senior Center, 459
Center St. Riverside.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be
made in his name to the American Cancer Society.
Monday, August 21, 2017
Robert Luther Caylor
April 7, 1936 - August 21, 2017
Robert passed comfortably at
home with his faithful companion “Angel” by his side on August 21, 2017.
He is predeceased by his
wife, Kathleen Caylor. They were friends
since grammar school and were married for 34 years.
Robert is survived by his 3 children,
Robert L. Caylor, Carl E. Miller and his wife Donna and Brian L. Caylor;
his 3 grandchildren, Kurt R. Caylor, Amy L. Bartel and Kimberly A. Jeglin and
her husband Alan and his 4 great grandchildren, Ethan A. Bartel, Katelyn
R. Bartel, Arabella J. Jeglin and Daric A. Jeglin.
Sunday, August 20, 2017
Saturday, August 19, 2017
Glen Edward Wodetzki
May 11, 1934 – August 19, 2017
Glen Edward Wodetzki, age 83,
passed away August 19, 2017 in Redlands, California. Born May 11, 1934 in
Danville, IL, Glen was the son of Lewis E. and Evelyn G. (Six) Wodetzki.
According to his mother, he suffered scarlet fever as an infant which affected
his development, and she assured members of Glen’s family that he would not
live beyond his early 20s. However, none of this deprived Glen of the ability
to work. He maintained his own newspaper route as a teenager and worked for his
father at Ideal Alarm Company for a number of years. After the death of his
father in 1967, Glen moved to California with his mother in 1970, and he
remained in California the remainder of his life. After his mother died in 1978,
Glen moved into a group home where he remained until a few months before his
death. He worked regularly until he was no longer able, and he was always an
active member of his group home community. He was often the supervisor of his
housemates on outings and always helped to maintain order around the house. He
will be missed by all who knew him. In addition to his parents, Glen survived
his brother Lewis and his sister Dorothy Rebenstorf. He is survived by his
brother Richard Wodetzki of Sebring, FL, sister Joan Brittingham of Loma Linda,
CA, sister Louise Cochran of Sun City Center, FL, eighteen (18) nieces and
nephews, and many great nieces, nephews and cousins. Glen is interred alongside
his parents at Greenwood Cemetery in Danville, IL.
Thursday, August 17, 2017
Lillian Catherine
Green
November
10, 1922 - August 17, 2017
Mrs.
Lillian Catherine Green (nee Meuhlhans), born November 10, 1922 in Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, was released to the Lord in the early morning of August 17, 2017 at
the age of 94.
Lillian
was born to Joseph and Marie (Theisinger) Muehlhans. She married Lawrence
Migliore in 1942 (later divorced), they
had two daughters, Christine and Vicki.
During
WWII she worked at the P.O.W Camp in Florence, AZ. They moved to Southern
California in 1953, where she worked in the defense industry for several years,
before moving on to The Employment Development Dept for the State of
California, retiring in 1983. In September 1962, Lillian married Charles Green,
settling in Riverside County in 1983.
Lillian
did many things with her long life, including teaching SRE classes at St. Pius
in Buena Park & St. Vincent Ferrer, Sun City and received her Associates
Degree in Social Psychology. She also
served one term as Elk's Ladies President .
She enjoyed bowling and playing the penny slots at the casinos and being
a Red Hat member. An avid gardener she took great pride in her flowers and also
enjoyed quilting and needlepoint. She also was a staunch fan of the Angels
Baseball Team, having Season Tickets for about 30 years.
Lillian
is survived by her daughters Christine
Stevens and Vicki Channell (Paul), 9 grandchildren: Julie, Alex, David, Darren,
Andi, Tim, Carrie, Katie & Jaynee, 18 great grandchildren: Lisa, Jordan,
Chad, Jackie, Eden, Mike, Joshua, Justin, Cole, Erik, Max, Danielle, Brianne,
Kirsten, Natalie, Dominique, Sean & Zoey , and 5 great, great grandchildren
and a sister Esther Friedman of Grapevine Texas. She was predeceased by
Lawrence Migliore, a granddaughter Jamie Harrington, and husband, Charles
Green, parents Joseph and Marie, brothers Tony and Erv and sister Catherine
Remshek, Sisters in law Bernice, Pat & Winnie; brothers in law Stan &
Arnold
A
rosary and funeral Mass will be said beginning at 9:30 am on Sept 11th at St
Vincent Ferrer Catholic Church, Menifee, CA and a private interment will be
held at Riverside National Cemetery. Friends
and family may attend Mass and reception at the Elks Lodge in Wildomar, CA at
1:30 pm.
Wednesday, August 16, 2017
Karl William Trisler
September 15, 1955 - August 16, 2017
Karl W. Trisler, beloved
husband, father, grandpa, and friend entered eternal life on 8-16-17 at the age
of 61.
We remember with gratitude a
very kind, creative, and devoted man.
Karl enjoyed spending time with his grandchildren, folk dancing, reading,
taking care of his plants, camping in the desert, and taking part in local
plant shows. He was a long time member
of the Riverside – San Bernardino Counties Orchid Society and the Gates Cactus
and Succulent Society. He also was an
accomplished artist and folk dancer who performed with several fork dance
groups. He worked at Hemet Valley
Medical Center as a caregiver and cook and at Valley Resource Center as a
vocational assistant for developmentally challenged adults.
He was a man with strong spiritual
beliefs who studied Soto Zen under Maezumi Roshi and was an ordained Buddhist
priest.
We celebrate his new life
with prayers of gratitude and by remembering his kindness to friends and family
and his service to the community.
Remembering our good friend
with prayers and good wishes as he begins his eternal life. Please be kind to someone in his memory. Thanks for all your prayers.
Monday, August 14, 2017
Brian James Robbins
June 27, 1952 - August 14, 2017
Brian J. Robbins of Ontario, CA, age 65, peacefully passed
away on August 14, 2017. He is survived
by his life partner Elizabeth W. Locklair, 3 children, Nicole Elizabeth (Carlo)
Serraiocco, Jason (Kathryn) Edward Robbins; 2 step-children, Rachel R. Locklair
and Matthew B.C. (Danielle) Locklair; 4 grandchildren and six siblings: Dan
(Bernie) Robbins; Claudia Poller; Kevin Robbins; Cheryl (William) Ponder; Mary
Faith (Pete) Luddy and Eddie (Ann) Robbins.
He served as a Marine in the Vietnam War, loved playing golf, watching
sports and had a great sense of humor. He was retired from American Honda after
26 years of service. Mass will be
celebrated at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church, 2713 S. Grove Ave.,
Ontario, California on August 24, 2017 at 2:00 p.m.
Tuesday, August 8, 2017
Thursday, August 3, 2017
Kelly Michael Delgado
September 22, 1961 - August 3, 2017
Our Beloved Kelly Michael Delgado passed away in the Loving
Arms of His Family in the early morning On August 3,2017. His passing was
peaceful and his faith was strong knowing his spirit and memory were with
Jehovah God. Kelly was raised and grew up on Alondro dr. In Glen Avon
(Riverside)Ca. All his life. Until he moved to Highland Ca. To live by His
Sisters and there children and his Grandma Mona.He had recently moved to his
dream home to be next to His Loving Mother Teresa in Crestline Ca. Kelly is
survived by his beloved parents , Teresa and David Vidales, Manuel and Barbara
Delgado,His Grandmother Mona Urena,Tia-Sheila Resendez,His Nina Rosie Rojas.His
Sisters,Tricia,Tracy,Bianca,Debbie and Jamie.Brothers,
Manuel,David,Johnny,Frankie and Vincent.
Goddaughters/His
Queens,Lena,Marina,Miranda,Auguess,Lamoniique,Sonya and Donna.His
Godsons,Michael,Junior,Angel,Manuel,Francisco and His Vidales Boys ;All his
Nephews and Nieces whom he loved and cared for as his own children.Also in
Loving Memory of His Precious Colita.; By many Uncles and Aunts,Cousins and
Many Many Dear Friends.Kelly truly will be missed by all who knew him.We will
miss his kind,loving gentle, affectionate and friendly ways.We loved his big
sense of humor,His Golden Personality that touched the Hearts of Many.
How he was so easy-going and love life to the fullest with
His Free and Beautiful Spirit who he welcomed everyone with. It's all the
Millions of tiny little gestures and things he did for us and others So
unselfishly. His Love he Spoiled us all with,that made each one of us feel So
Special. Kelly Made Us Having Him in Our Lives a True Gift! "THAT'S
OUR BEAUTIFUL KELLY" ....Who will Never Stop Loving" We Miss
Him So ,it's not goodbye it's See you Soon...Till then Rest In Sleep Our Handsome
...
He will be laid to rest on August 25,2017 @ 11:30
a.m. at Inland Memorial Hermosa Gardens, 900 North Meridian
Ave.Colton,Ca.92324, FD 1748 .......May His Precious Memory Live
Forever." We Love and Miss You Kelly"
Wednesday, August 2, 2017
Marcia Rapaport
June 30, 1939 – August 2, 2017
Marcia
Rapaport passed away peacefully in her sleep on August 2nd, 2017, at
the age of 78 years old. She was born in
Brooklyn, NY in 1939.
In
1961, Marcia married Barry Rapaport (died 1981) and had 3 children with him. She is survived by her 3 sons: Andrew, Steven and Eric; 2 daughters-in-law:
Denise and Emi; and 5 grandchildren: Nicole, Michelle, Bailie, Logan and
Mitchell. She is also survived by her brother,
Howard Strachman.
Marcia
lived in Temecula for 43 years in the same house where she raised her family.
She
loved to read, watch TV, play bridge, and talk on the phone with her friends
and family.
Marcia
was an original member of the Rancho Temecula Woman’s Club and she donated
hundreds of hours at The Friends of the Library. Marcia was the office manager at the then
local newspaper, The Californian.
A
Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, August 19 at 3pm at Pat &
Oscar’s Restaurant, 29375 Rancho Ca. Rd, Temecula.
Dress
casual with bright colors.
Book
donations may be given in remembrance of Marcia’s life to:
Friends
of the Temecula Libraries
Location: 30600 Pauba Rd, Temecula
Or
call (951)296-3737 to arrange a pick up (Temecula only).
Dean Maurice Crawford
June 5, 1927 - August 2, 2017
Born June 5, 1927 and passed away August 2, 2017 at 90 years
old.
Raised in Washington state and moved to California as a
young man. Received his Teaching Credential from Chico State and his Masters
from University of Northern Arizona. Taught High School science and coached
basketball/football throughout his career. Retired from Hemet Junior High and
lived in Hemet most of his life after retirement.
He was very active in his local church as an elder and
pastor of the group.
He is survived by his Daughter Kathy Rose and his son, Dean
Junior. He was an inspiration to so many through the years and will forever be
missed!
Tuesday, August 1, 2017
Elsie Mae Enrico
February 2, 1950 - August 1, 2017
Elise M. Enrico, 67, was born on February 2, 1950 in
Somerville Massachusetts and passed away peacefully on August 1, 2017
surrounded by her family. She moved to California as a child and was a long
time resident of Rancho Cucamonga. She is survived by her husband of 46 years
David, her daughters Janet and Elise; son-in-law Marc; grandchildren Elissa,
Shane, Joseph, Hailey and Emily and great-granddaughter Lily. She is also
survived by her brother Tom Coit of Coeur d’ Alene Idaho and preceded in death
by her brothers Lloyd Lovering, John Lovering and Linda Olhausen.
Her family would like to thank the nursing staff at San
Antonio hospital for their kindness and support as it will be remembered
always.
Memorial Service will be held August 19th at
Chaffey Cultural 525 W. 18th St. Upland CA 91784 from Noon until 3pm.
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