Sylvia M. Chister
March 21, 1967 - January 31, 2018
Monday, January 29, 2018
Darlene Adele Barnett
March 8, 1934- January 29, 2018
Darlene Adele Barnett, age 83, passed away peacefully at her
home in Hemet, California,
surrounded by family and loved ones.
surrounded by family and loved ones.
Darlene was born in Los Angeles, a native Californian. She
retired from the US Postal Service
after many years as a rural route carrier. She was proud of her ability to balance her
commitments to both work and family.
after many years as a rural route carrier. She was proud of her ability to balance her
commitments to both work and family.
Over 50 years ago, Darlene fell in love with, and married, a
kind and handsome single father of
three, Gene Barnett. She raised their seven children together in Winchester, California, while
working a full-time job and keeping up with a busy family schedule. Darlene often said those
days in Winchester were some of the happiest of her life. Most of all, she loved cooking for her
family and took time to detail individual recipes each family member loved. She was an amazing
storyteller and enjoyed recounting pivotal moments in her children's lives. The matriarch of a
large and beautiful family, Darlene was a fun-loving mother, grandmother, and great-
grandmother.
three, Gene Barnett. She raised their seven children together in Winchester, California, while
working a full-time job and keeping up with a busy family schedule. Darlene often said those
days in Winchester were some of the happiest of her life. Most of all, she loved cooking for her
family and took time to detail individual recipes each family member loved. She was an amazing
storyteller and enjoyed recounting pivotal moments in her children's lives. The matriarch of a
large and beautiful family, Darlene was a fun-loving mother, grandmother, and great-
grandmother.
She is survived by her adoring husband Gene, and children;
Sue, Tom, Larry, Doug, Annette, and
Bill, along with 15 grandchildren, and 24 great-grandchildren. Her parents, Alice and Gene, her
brother Earl, and her daughter Juanita preceded her in death. She has left her legacy of love
and a strong work ethic imprinted upon her beloved family. She was dearly loved and will be
sadly missed.
Bill, along with 15 grandchildren, and 24 great-grandchildren. Her parents, Alice and Gene, her
brother Earl, and her daughter Juanita preceded her in death. She has left her legacy of love
and a strong work ethic imprinted upon her beloved family. She was dearly loved and will be
sadly missed.
A memorial in her honor will be held at Inland Memorial
Harford Chapel, Saturday, March 10,
2018 at 9 AM.
2018 at 9 AM.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be
made in her memory, to her favorite
charity, stjude.org
charity, stjude.org
Sunday, January 28, 2018
Margaret Elsie
(Eckert) Koeppel
July 15, 1918 - January 28, 2018
Margaret Elsie (Eckert) Koeppel, died on January 28, 2018,
just 6-months short of her much anticipated 100th birthday. She was born in the Bronx section of New York
City on July 15, 1918, as the only child of Margaret D. (Kerwin) Eckert (1899-1985)
and Alexander F. Eckert (1896-1954). In
1940, she married Henry M. Koeppel (1914-1997) and lived in Albany, NY. In the
late 1940s, they moved to Los Angeles, CA, where they raised a family of
three: Margaret D. (Koeppel) Stark
(1941-2017), of Murrieta, CA; H. Michael Koeppel, of The Villages, FL; and
Virginia A. (Koeppel) Clute, of Clayton, N.C.
She worked for the California Department of Unemployment as a claim
arbiter for 14 years. Margaret was
devoted to her husband and together they enjoyed an active retirement at the Lawrence Welk Champagne Village,
in Escondido, CA. Golfing, traveling,
playing bridge, volunteering, dancing, and socializing filled their retirement
years. Margaret was fiercely independent
and enjoyed creative arts, including, sewing, knitting, crocheting, quilting,
doll- and bear-making, cooking, and wood craft painting. Family was the center of her life; and she
leaves seven grand-children: Marie, Joseph, Karen, Sarah, David, William,
Jenipher, Michael, and Patrick; 12 great-grandchildren: Genevieve, Katherine,
Joshua, Noelle, Haley, Dakota, Diane, David, Gloria, Victoria, Daniel, and
Riley; and one great-great-grandchild: Candice.
She will be greatly missed by family and friends. Her Catholic Funeral Mass will be held on Monday, February
5, 2018, at 10:30 AM at St. Mark’s Mission Church
Saturday, January 27, 2018
Tuesday, January 23, 2018
Monday, January 22, 2018
August 15, 1920 - January 22, 2018
Gage, Mariam Mae (Phillips) August 15, 1920 - January 22,
2018 Mariam Gage, age 97, passed away on January 22, 2018 in Hemet, California.
Mariam was preceded in death by her husband Clarence Gage, her parents Neita
and Monroe Phillips of Milan Michigan, Brother Bruce Phillips, brother Russell
Phillips, brother David Phillips, sister Naomi Sheckler (Phillips), sister
Audrey Johnson (Phillips), daughter Geraldine Smith (Gage), and Beverly Koch
(Gage). Mariam is survived by brother Bruce Phillips, brother Monroe Phillips
Jr., daughter Rosanne (Dean) Silvers (Gage) of Yucaipa, California. Mariam has
eight grandchildren, seven great grandchildren and three great-great
grandchildren. Mariam resided at the Meadowbrook Healthcare Center in Hemet
California. In her younger years she was a professional cake decorator for
Quality Bakery in Ann Arbor and continued her career in the California area.
Memorial Service will be held in Hemet California at the Inland Valley Baptist
Fellowship on February 3rd at 11:00 a.m. Donations in lieu of flowers may be
made to: Meadowbrook Health Care Center, 461 Johnston Ave, Hemet, CA 92543.
Saturday, January 20, 2018
Josephine Alejandro Garcia
February 19, 1930 - January 20, 2018
Josephine was born in Mission, Texas to Francisco and
Geneveva Alejandro.
She was married for 28 years to Dr. Ralph A. Garcia, who was
a Methodist Minister. Josie’s hobbies were cooking, bowling, and she loved to
sew. She made all of our clothes when we were young. But she really enjoyed
visiting her relatives and cousins, sitting around the dinner table drinking
coffee, good conversation, and especially Mexican Bread, even on her last day
before being called up to be reunited again with her family since she was the
youngest of her family.
Josie is predeceased by her husband Ralph and daughters Lizz
and Yolanda. Josie is survived by her son Ralph Jr., 6 grandchildren, and 7
great-grandchildren. She loved being involved with the church and was a very
organized woman. She will be missed by everyone, especially by the many who
called her Grandma and the relatives who called her Aunt Josie as well as Mom.
A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, February 17th at
2:00 pm, at the Claremont United Methodist Church with a reception to Follow.
Thursday, January 18, 2018
Richard Stanley
McCarty
January 29, 1945 - January 18, 2018
Richard (Rick) Stanley McCarty, 72, of Murrieta, CA, passed
away on January 18, 2018. He was born on January 29, 1945, in Long Beach, CA,
to the late Florence (Cummings) and Lewis (Joe) McCarty. He served in the
United States Air Force for 4 years, then worked on oil rigs before
apprenticing as a tool and die maker and working in the tool and die field for
40 years. His main joy in life was spending time with his loving wife, Rebecca.
He also enjoyed painting and riding his bike. He is survived by his wife
Rebecca (Mitchell) McCarty, his children Tammy (John) Brenner, Connie (Dale)
Gretel, Kelly Gibbs, Mike (Jodee) McCarty, seven grandchildren, his sister
Cathy (John) Traller, and his brother Walt (Loretta) McCarty. Memorials may be
made to a Parkinson’s Foundation or charity of your choice.
Ana Triscas
December 16, 1956 - , January 18, 2018
Ana Triscas died at age 61 on Thursday, January 18, 2018.
Born December 16, 1956 in a small town in Romania, she was a
woman of faith and full of life and love. She was a loving wife and an amazing
mother to 9 children. She enjoyed singing in church and spending time with her
loved ones.
She is survived by her husband Mihaila Triscas in Riverside,
CA , 7 of her children spread in all corners of the world and 15 grandchildren
Wednesday, January 17, 2018
John Jess Reyes
October 4, 1965 – January 17, 2018
John Jess Reyes, was 52 years old, from San Bernardino
California. He was born on October 4th ,1965. John loved the Lord Jesus
Christ and served his Lord’s church with fervency and passion. Scripture was
his lamp and light to his feet. The Lord’s church kept him on his path home.
The Inland Empire’s Premiere Mobile Mechanic, has finished
his noble work on earth and was called home by the Lord on January 17th, 2018.
“Well done, good and faithful servant.”
John will be remembered by all who knew him in very
different ways as he was a jack of many trades and a wearer of many hats. John
was a mechanic, a welder, a craftsman of fine goods, a florist, a film expert,
a speaker of Klingon, a Trekkie, a music aficionado, and above all, a comedian.
John would inject his unique bold sense of humor into any
situation and would brighten up your worst day. He was luminary to the world
and the need in his heart was to do good things for people around him. In the
presence of John, you were in good hands. He was a giver even when he had so
little to give.
John lived his life to its fullest regardless of his means.
He was a lover of metal whether it be cars, engines, welding, spaceships, or
music. He was a gifted man with hands that could build any vision he dreamed of
and was a creative craftsman.
Most importantly, John was a loving and devoted grandfather.
His happiest moments were when he had money in his pocket to spend on his
precious little granddaughters who were always in tow. He wore his biggest
smile when he was pushing his granddaughters in their strollers.
John is reunited with his mother Jennie and his baby
daughter Carmen whom he joined in the kingdom of God.
John is survived by his son JP Reyes, his daughters Aurora
Reyes and Raquel Fonseca, his grandchildren Audrey and Aurora, Angelina, John
Joseph (JJ), Ean, Joseph, and Andrew. His father Louis Reyes, his four sisters
Celia Reyes, Cindy Avila, Helen Banuelos, and Delia Summerfield. Three
brothers-in- laws Alfonso Avila, Victor Banuelos and Joseph Summerfield. Many
aunts, uncles, cousins, nephews and nieces. His best friend Andrew Alkana.
Services for our brother will be held on Tuesday, January 30th,
2018 from 11:00 am to 12:00 pm at Nuevo Amanecer Church at 1554
N Stoddard Ave., in San Bernardino, CA 92405. Final resting place and
burial will be held at Hermosa Gardens Cemetery at 900 N Meridian Ave. in
Colton, CA 92324 at 1:30 pm.
A warning to the honored dead: A brave warrior has arrived.
Tuesday, January 16, 2018
Anne Holowaty
March 26, 1923 - January 16, 2018
Services for Anne Holowaty,
age 94 of Hemet, a surgical technician for 33 years, were 1:00 pm on Saturday,
January 27, 2018 at Holy Spirit Catholic Church in Hemet, CA.
Burial was 9:30 am on
Tuesday, January 30, 2018 in San Jacinto Cemetery, with Inland Memorial Harford
Chapel in charge of arrangements.
Mrs Holowaty, a native of Winnipeg,
Manitoba, Canada died January 16, 2018.
She lived in California since 1960 and in Hemet since 1984.
Mrs Holowaty received her
surgical training at Sisters Hospital in Buffalo, New York. She worked at St. Francis Medical Center in
Lynwood for 23-1/2 years and then was employed at Hemet Valley Medical Center.
Mrs Holowaty had four sisters
and three brothers; Nellie Orsulok, of Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Mary Joyce of
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, Agnes Magnan of Fremont, California, Nettie McCarthy
of Bell, California, Peter Pukalo of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, Nick Kalo of
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada and Mike Pukalo of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
Monday, January 15, 2018
Donald Ray
Hedgpeth
October 13, 1941 - January 15,2018
Don passed away on January 15, 2018 In Pomona, California.
Eva Huntley , his long time companion
was by his side. Don was born in Kansas and lived in
Southern California through his college
years at USC. He was also an alumni of the University of
Mexico, and Thunderbird
International in Arizona. Don married in his early thirties
and eventually relocated to Australia
where his children were born and still reside. He
traveled extensively during his working years.
Later in life, he moved back to California where he resided
with Eva until his passing.
Don is survived by his daughter, Kirsten, and sons. Dain and
Nikolas
Sunday, January 14, 2018
Rosemary F. Huckabaa
May 19, 1948 ~ January 14, 2018
Rosemary Huckabaa “Rosie” went home to be with the Lord on
January 14, 2018. She was born on May 19, 1948 in Hanford, California to
George and Josephine Gibson. She was preceded in death by her father
George, her mother Josephine and her husband George. Rosie leaves behind two
sons Carl Cash and Kenneth (Brenda) Cash, a daughter Carol (Paul) Jansen,
two sisters Joy (Jeff) Seghetti, Barbara (Eddie) Jones, a brother George
(Sheri) Gibson, grandchildren, Jamie (Brett) VanderWeerd, Michael (Paula) Cash,
David Ulrich, Robert Cash, Jacob Jansen, Nicolas Cash and Jordan Jansen. Two
great grandchildren, Jonathan Cash and Sabrina Jansen and many nieces and
nephews.
Rosie had a love for the outdoors. She enjoyed going camping
and fishing. Rosie also enjoyed sitting on her swing outside and admiring her
roses. She also loved to play bingo and any time she could, she would go to
vegas to play keno. Rosie had a beautiful heart; she would give you her
last dollar if she knew that you needed it. She cherished and loved
her family and friends. Rosie had a love for the Lord and was a member of
Community Christian Church. Rosie will be deeply missed but her memory will
live on in the hearts of all that had the pleasure of knowing her.
Services will be held on January 31, 2018 at 10:30 a.m.
Community Christian Church
1140 W. 48th. Street
San Bernardino, Ca.
Interment
Riverside National Cemetery
Saturday, January 13, 2018
JoAnn Campbell
May 28, 1939 – January 13, 2018
It is with great love and sorrow that we say farewell to
JoAnn Campbell, who left us for a better place on Saturday, January 13 after a
prolonged illness. The fourth of five children, she was born in Bottineau,
North Dakota in 1939 to Hans and Mabel Brandjord. A popular and successful
young woman, JoAnn was Senior Class Treasurer, Assistant Editor of the school
paper, and Homecoming Queen.
After high school, JoAnn attended the University of
Minnesota School of Nursing where she earned a bachelors degree in 1962. Her
career led her to a nursing position at the VA hospital in Long Beach, which
brought her to California. It was there that she met and married Norm Petersen,
the father of her three children. Later in her career, she returned to school
to earn a Masters in Public Health Education from Loma Linda University.
She had a 28-year-long career in Alvord School District as a
school nurse. She was invariably respected by teachers, parents, students, and
other nurses for her propensity for always going above and beyond her
fundamental responsibilities. Known for her calm, kind, and consistent manner,
she would not hesitate to visit the most at-risk neighborhoods if there was
ever a need. Her nurturing manner was reflected in her commitment to her
patients.
JoAnn was passionate about the betterment of her community.
A fierce advocate of women’s rights and a staunch opponent of war and hatred,
she regularly stood up for her beliefs through protests and public gatherings.
She was a committed volunteer at the Central City Lutheran Mission in San
Bernardino, and also served on the Board of Directors of the Epilepsy Society.
JoAnn was preceded in death by her eldest son David
Petersen, who passed away in 1991, and her brother Irwin Brandjord, who passed
away in 2016. The family is comforted in the hope that they are once again
together. She is survived by her daughter Laura Folsom of Riverside; her son
Hans Petersen of Maui, HI; her brother Glenn Brandjord of Bottineau, ND; her
sister Helen Stephens of Wilmette IL; her sister Janice Nelson of Tuscon, AZ;
three grandsons - Thomas Folsom, Christopher Folsom, and Zackary Folsom, all of
Riverside; and her loving partner Carl “Bud” Scanland.
A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, January
20th at 3:00 pm. Friends may contact Laura Folsom at (951) 532-0091 or Hans
Petersen at (310) 962-4685 for
details.
Friday, January 12, 2018
Thursday, January 11, 2018
Albert Sumaya
October 7, 1936 - January 11, 2018
Albert Sumaya, beloved husband, father, grandfather,
great-grandfather was born October 7, 1936 and peacefully passed away on
January 11, 2018. Memories of Albert’s love and kindness are forever
etched in the hearts of everyone who had the distinct pleasure of knowing
him. In his day, he enjoyed bowling, his dogs, and barbecuing, but
absolutely nothing made him happier than his family. Albert married
the love of his life, Josie Sapien, on November 19, 1961, they had four
children. Albert enjoyed weekend getaways with his wife to San Diego and
Las Vegas or packing up the family for weekend trips to El Centro and Calexico
to spend quality time with extended family.
Albert, a United States Army Veteran, served proudly from
June 9, 1955 to April 30, 1962. He was honorably discharged as a
Specialist Fourth Class. After the Army, he worked diligently as a
sheet metal manufacturing manager and a sheet metal fabrication business
owner. He retired to his home in Hemet, California after three
decades in the sheet metal industry.
Albert is preceded in death by parents, Epifanio and Amalia
Sumaya; and sisters, Rosa Manzanedo and Margaret Sumaya.
He is survived by his wife of 56 years Josie Sumaya, his son
Albert E. Sumaya and his wife Joanne, his daughter Yvonne Sumaya-Lueras and her
husband Steven, his daughter Karen Moreno, and his daughter Debra Briseno and
her husband Armondo, his sister Louise Benavidez and her husband Benny, and his
sister Helen Tamayo and her husband Jimmy, fourteen grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
Albert’s wishes were to be interred at the National Cemetery
in Riverside. There will be a ceremony for him at 1:30 p.m. on Monday,
January 29, 2018 at the National Cemetery and a celebration of life
following the ceremony at the home of Albert and Joanne Sumaya.
Wednesday, January 10, 2018
Leonard Milan Zoller
November 19, 1944 - January 10, 2018
Leonard M. Zoller, 73, of Lake Elsinore, CA. died Wednesday,
January 10, 2018. He had heart failure for many years and a stroke in August,
2017. After an illness before Christmas, he was hospitalized Dec. 31st with
pneumonia until January 9th. He died peacefully at home surrounded by his whole
family.
Following Lenny's wishes, cremation is being handled by
Inland Memorial Mortuary and there will be no funeral.
Len was born November 19, 1944 in Pittsburgh, PA, to Henry
A. and Diana (Erceg) Zoller and grew up in Rural Ridge, PA. He graduated from
East Deer-Frazer High School, Creighton, PA. He married his high school
sweetheart, Helen Benecki on September 2, 1961. They moved to California in
1964. He worked for PPG Paints, Coca Cola Bottling Company and H&L (Coors)
Distributing before starting his own business in 1974, Zoller Enterprises,
Custom Silkscreen Printing which is located in Lake Elsinore, CA.
He is preceded in death by his parents. He is survived by
his wife of 56 years, Helen Zoller of Lake Elsinore; SONS Lorin H. Zoller and
partner Janet Grice of Lake Elsinore; Timothy L. Zoller and wife Emelia of
Wildomar; DAUGHTERS Traci L. Salzarulo and husband Phil of Norco; Shannon L.
Liebrand and husband Sean of Lake Elsinore. He has 12 grandchildren whom he
loved dearly. He is also survived by his brothers Lawrence (Jake) Zoller and
wife Toni, Michael Zoller and wife Dee and Ronald Zoller all of the Pittsburgh,
PA, area and sister LouAnn Niehaus of Riverside, Ca.
Lenny loved boating, fishing, duning and trips to Laughlin,
NV. Lenny's wish to be a tissue donor was realized and we're happy that he may
help other lives.
Monday, January 8, 2018
Larry David Thompson
May 2, 1942 - January 8, 2018
Larry David Thompson, 75, of Upland, California passed away
on January 8, 2018 after battling a prolonged illness. His wife and children
were by his side in his final days and hours.
The youngest child of four, he was born to Verle and Mary
Thompson of Marion, Iowa on May 2, 1942. He lettered in wrestling, track, and
football and was a member of the National Honor Society all four years of high
school. Larry also earned an Associate of Arts Degree in Administration of
Justice from Cerritos College in 1970.
He enlisted in the United States Army in 1964 and was
stationed at Fort Richardson, Alaska, Schofield Barracks, Hawaii, and deployed
for a one-year tour in Vietnam as a combat medic. Larry received an Honorable
Discharge in 1967 and soon after moved to Los Angeles, California. He served
with the Los Angeles Police Department from 1967 to 1993 and retired after 26
years of dedicated service as a Sergeant. His long career in protection services
led him to work as a security professional for Bank of America and later for
the federal courthouse system.
Larry found his passion in service to his country and
community and by volunteering to help others throughout his life. He was a
dedicated member of the American Youth Soccer Organization (AYSO) and adult
soccer where he coached and refereed for 26 years – among other accolades,
earning the title of National Referee. Additionally, he was the head wrestling
coach at The Webb Schools of Claremont and transformed the program into a
highly competitive squad in their division. He also volunteered at the local
library in his final years.
Larry was also adventurous and greatly enjoyed backpacking
with friends and appreciating the outdoors. He was known to be quick with a
joke and laugh and valued social gatherings with others. He is survived by his
wife Peggy Thompson, sons Kevin and Scott Thompson, and daughters Athena
Kentros and Brandi Butze. Larry was also blessed with 10 lovely
grandchildren, many other relatives, and a host of friends.
Services for Larry
Thursday, January 25, 2018, 2:30 PM
Riverside National Cemetery
Staging Area #3
Celebration of Life/After Party will be held at 5:30 PM
The assistance Larry received from the Department of
Veteran’s Affairs was above and beyond what we ever expected.
IN LIEU OF FLOWERS, A donation can be made in Larry’s name
to:
Sunday, January 7, 2018
Saturday, January 6, 2018
Laverne Loe Jackson
May 25, 1938 - January 6, 2018
Laverne Loe (Lee) Jackson was born May 25, 1938 in Bidville,
Arkansas to Loe D. & Nonnie Pearl Jackson. He departed this life at the age
of 79, on January 6, 2018.
Preceded in death by: his parents, brother John Jackson,
sister Veneta Stamper Dawson, brother Weldon Jackson, by two infant children,
Paulette and Darwin Jackson, and one infant grandchild, Deanna Bohannon.
Survived by his wife of 61 years, Paula Hall Jackson,
daughter Teresa Bohannon & husband Lynn, son Ron Jackson, grandson Jason
Bohannon & wife Jennifer, granddaughter Ashley Cline & husband David,
granddaughters Kendra & Leanna Jackson, and two great grandsons Chandler
& Benston Bohannon, siblings: sister Euneva Dawson & husband Albert,
brother Veachel Jackson & wife Barbara and numerous nieces and nephews to
whom he was affectionately known as “Docky Doc”.
Burial at Hillcrest Memorial Park, Bakersfield, CA, 11AM
Monday, January 15, 2018.
Gilbert Garcia
March 16, 1936 - January 6, 2018
On
January 6,2018, it is with great sorrow that we must say good bye to our
beloved father,
grandfather, brother, uncle, and dear friend, Gilbert Garcia. He was born on March 16, 1936 to
Enrique and Socorro Garcia, in the coal mining town of Crested Butte, CO. The
stories he used
to tell of the mountains and how he would climb them and the fish he would
catch were told
with such fondness. He loved those mountains!
In his young teen years, he moved to the little town of Helper, Utah.
Where he continued to
love the mountains, fishing and getting into some mischief with his brothers.
As a
young adult, he moved to Salt Lake City, Utah where he began his career at American Linen
(Steiner Corporation), working his way up to production manager before retiring
2008.
Gilbert
had two older sisters, Rosa Christiansen and Jean Velis,
(who preceded him in death).
He also has three younger brothers, Raymond, Eddie and Henry Garcia. He has six beautiful
children, Steven (who preceded him in death), Debbie Silva, Patty Garrity, Judy Lin, Heather
Litton and Brian Garcia. He also left behind many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
He
leaves such an emptiness in our hearts. We will
always remember his jokes, his laughter,
the way he can light up a room, his contagious smile, and the funny faces he would make, just
so you wouldn't take life so seriously. He was
such a joy and a pain in the
butt at the same
time. He will truly be missed and forever loved.
May God
hold him tight in His loving arms.
We are
postponing his celebration of life ceremony until June 9th in Helper
Utah, so family and
friends can pay their last respects.
Friday, January 5, 2018
Leonard Dean Isley
August
27, 1929 – January 5, 2018
Leonard Dean Isley "Lenny" 88 passed on to be with
the Lord 1/5/2018. He is survived by his loving wife of 64 yrs., Helen (
Faler) Isley, his daughters, Debbie Lang, Kim Belleville, son Dean Isley, 3
grandchildren Rachel Scott, Walter Belleville, Jillienne Sanders, 2 great
granddaughters Alyssa Aguilar, LiLandra Leal and 3 great great grandchildren
Ayden, Avery and Ezra Aguilar, plus grandson in law Brandan Sanders and great
grandson in law Eric Aguilar. Also his sister Alice Leachman, sister in
laws Liz Wilson, Ginny Pederson, Charleen Sorrell, several nieces, nephews,
cousins and friends.
He was born in Liberty Nebraska on 8/27/1929 to Leonard and
Gladys Isley. He was a Korean war vet with a (Japan) Korean war combat medal
and 5 bronze stars.
He was married to the love of his life and best friend Helen
for 64 years, she was with him until the very end. He was a hard working,
strong, silent man accomplished and very successful as a building and painting
contractor. He was a loving father, grandfather, great grandfather and
great great grandfather who did everything he possibly could for his
family. He was an avid reader, loved to dance with his wife and was a die
hard Lakers fan. He is loved tremendously and will be missed lovingly,
all of the memories of him will be cherished forever.
Thou hast turned for me my mourning into dancing; thou hast
put off my sackcloth and girded me with gladness. Psalms 30:11
Thursday, January 4, 2018
Monday, January 1, 2018
Clifford Neil Gadd
March 2, 1969 -January
1, 2018
Memorial services will be held January 20, 2108 from 11:00
a.m. to 2:00 P.M. at Fleur De Lis Chapel at Chaffey Community cultural
center 525 W 18th St Upland, Ca 91784.
Reception to follow, location and time provided at
memorial.
Clifford Neil Gadd born to Parents, Emil/Buck Gadd Jr. and
Kathryn Ann Eckelberger, Dunkle in Glendora, Ca
He is preceded in death by his father Emil (Buck) Jr, and
brother Emil Gadd the 3rd.
Survived by wife Monique, Son Dylan, and daughter Emilia
mother in law Josie. Mom, and husband Dennis and Kathryn Dunkle, sisters and
brothers in law, Lisa and Jan Bennett and Celeste and Gabriel Gamboa, as well
as many nephews nieces and cousins.
Cliff will always be loved and missed by all
He will never be forgotten and
will live in our hearts forever
Until we see him again in God's Kingdom
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