Juan Manuel Partida Rosas
December 9, 1970 - March 30, 2019
Friday, March 29, 2019
Wednesday, March 27, 2019
JoAnn Shriver
May 25, 1933 - March 27, 2019
JoAnn Shriver, 85 passed away
on March 27, 2019 at Sunrise Assisted Living in Rancho Cucamonga, CA. JoAnn was born on May 25, 1933 in the city of
Inglewood CA. Her parents were Tony and Anna Rooten.
A Celebration of Jo Ann’s
life will be held on April 26, 2019 from 12PM – 3PM in the Creative Corner Room
of the Goldy S. Lewis Community Center at Central Park, 11200 Baseline Ave.
Rancho Cucamonga 91701. All are welcome
to attend, with lunch being served at 12:30PM.
JoAnn was born and raised in
the city of Inglewood CA, and it is where she met the love of her life and her future
husband Russell Shriver, who was in the U.S.M.C. Over the course of their fifty year marriage they
lived and raised their children in the cities of Vista, Santa Ana, Westminster
and Rancho Cucamonga CA. Russell passed
away in 2001 in Rancho Cucamonga.
JoAnn is survived by her
children Tony (Sharon) Shriver of Dolores CO, James Shriver of Desert Hot
Springs CA, Sally (Bob) Blankenship of Ontario CA; grand-children Nick, Lori,
Eric and Russell; great-grandchildren Ethan, Tyler, Connor, Carter and Nolan. She was proceeded in death by her husband
Russell, her sister Wanda, oldest son Steven and grand-daughter Beth
Blankenship.
Monday, March 25, 2019
Friday, March 22, 2019
Wednesday, March 20, 2019
Mark Anthony Gil
November 5, 1965 – March 20, 2019
With deepest sorrow we announce that Mark Anthony Gil, 54,
our beloved Son, Brother, Uncle and Friend passed away in Riverside, California
on Wednesday, March 20, 2019 at the Riverside Community Hospital. Mark passed
away in peace, surrounded by his loved ones.
Those who knew Mark, even just a little, knew we lost a
humble, humorous and loving man. He will be missed. However, it brings us
comfort knowing Mark is now with other family members that have passed before
him and will continue to be loved here on earth as well as in heaven. John 14:6
Mark is survived by his Father Guadalupe Gil, Victoria Gil,
Beatrice Ortiz, Eric Gil, Monique Aguirre, his Nieces, Nephews and numerous
family and friends.
The Service of Remembrance will be held at the Miller Jones
Mortuary located at 23618 Sunnymead Blvd. Moreno Valley, Ca. 92553 on April 5,
2019 at 12:00pm, followed by a reception.
Sunday, March 17, 2019
Wayne Restrepo
February 14, 1979 - March 17, 2019
When I think on our time, our memories, I smile. The legacy
that you leave behind is one that will never be forgotten. Your sons, your
grandsons, your family, your friends all say the same thing about you, how
great a man you were and how selfless you were with your actions. You were
taken too soon but as the Bible says, We would rather be away from these
earthly bodies, for then we will be at home with the Lord.2 corinthians
5:8.This is from me to you, Dad, the memories the years you have been an influence
on my life.The impact that you had, the memories shared I know I didn’t say I
love you as much as I should have,but I know you knew I did. So with this I
want to be a witness of what you did in my life and in my family's life. You
left a lot of good in me, in my mother, in my brother, and in everyone around
you we live each day knowing your memory still lives with us. It’s tough to let
go it hurts to let go but we know he’s not far away because he is in our heart
, we may not be able to see him but when we see things that remind us of him we
can relive those precious moments and precious memories to life we can bring
him to life in moments. From the first time to he and I played Madden together
and he whopped my butt and let me know about it till just the other day. Today
is a day of memory let’s be happy for the things we shared ,let’s be happy for
the times he gave us, let’s be happy in celebrating the man for who he was and
who he continues to be in our heart. We welcome for you to share those memories
and thoughts to relive those things help give each other comfort and strength.
Comfort comes from God I want to say thank you God for giving us Wayne.
I love you, Dad. You will always be the memory of everything I do.
Saturday, March 16, 2019
Friday, March 15, 2019
Virgil
Sherman Moore
October 4, 1933 - March 15, 2019
Virgil Sherman Moore, 85, well known Colton resident,
died at home Friday, March 15, 2019. He was born October 4, 1933 in
Indiana to Arthur & Mayme Rogers Moore.
Following service during the Korean war he was
employed in Colton and moved here.
In high school he was a member of the Eagles Club,
More Champions from the Wabash Valley Golden Gloves.
He was an accomplished skater and loved fishing, frog
hunting and bowling.
He was employed by Standon Trucking Company for 20
years before his retirement.
Prior to that, he had a tree trimming business for many years and was also employed by Yorger Construction Company working on Freeways being built through Colton, Hubbs Construction, the City of Colton, Colton High School, Transco, California Portland Cement and National Auto Wrecking ("M" St,).
Prior to that, he had a tree trimming business for many years and was also employed by Yorger Construction Company working on Freeways being built through Colton, Hubbs Construction, the City of Colton, Colton High School, Transco, California Portland Cement and National Auto Wrecking ("M" St,).
After returning he assisted Jess's Appliance &
Repair and took an interest in his own lawn and meeting friends at Burger
King for morning coffee.
He married Ruth Hall in 1954 and he had two children
Julie Diane Lunger and Sherman Leroy (Lee) Moore. He had seven brothers and
seven sisters
He is survived by Ruth, Julie and grandchildren.
Brad Alan, Jason Lee, Sara Joan Lunger and one sister Emma (Jodi) Lynch.
He was preceded in death by his only son, and his
sisters Agnes Hoggatt, Jane Decker, Faye Brown, Marie Abernathy (Beulah),
Rosetta Stewart, Mary Ellen Miskler, and brothers Robert, Larry, Harold,
Thomas, Jack, William and infant Eugene and his parents.
Tuesday, March 12, 2019
Francis Rayne
Motheral
June 7, 1926 – March 12, 2019
Rayne was born June 7, 1926, to LT Ricks and Edward Albert
Motheral in Yuba City, California. Lt raised Rayne and his brother, Gail, with
whom he was very close, in the San Joaquin Valley. Upon graduating from
Caruthers High School, Gail went into the Coast Guard, while Rayne joined the
Marines. His tour of duty consisted of mop up operations in Guam and
Hiroshima at the close of WWII.
Using the GI bill, Rayne entered UC Berkeley, and graduated
with a degree in biology. While at Cal, he became a founding member of the UC
hiking club and participated with members climbing in Yosemite. At that time,
gear was basic, consisting of tennis shoes and hemp ropes with real nuts and
bolts for protection. Up until recently, early members of the UC Hiking
club held reunions every year in a wilderness area- sixty plus years of
sustained friendship! Climbing stuck with Rayne, and he submitted many
peaks, including Aconcagua, Kilimanjaro twice, and Mt. McKinley with the Canyon
Explorers club. A less successful climb was an attempt of Peak Communism
where his team aborted in order to assist another expedition in trouble.
Rayne met Shirley Lewis in the hiking club. they were
married June 9, 1951. He hoped to utilize his biology degree in the
forest service, but jobs were unavailable. Seeing a recruitment poster
for firefighters in Los Angeles, Rayne jumped at the opportunity; he and
Shirley moved from Berkeley to LA where they raised their children, Margaret,
Bob, and David. He was a family man and good provider. Rayne worked his
way up the ranks of the LA city firefighters from rookie to battalion chief,
retiring in 1988.
At this point in his life, he started leading safaris to
Kenya. Sadly. Shirley became ill on one of those trips and passed a few
months later. I had met Rayne climbing Denali and joined him on that
safari. We subsequently married. We had a lot in common: similar
political and religious views, graduation from Cal, mountaineering, reading,
and travel, which we enjoyed extensively throughout our thirty one years of
marriage.
Rayne had a great sense of humor and equanimity which
undoubtedly served him well in fire department management positions and made
him popular with friends. he passed March 12, 2019, due to
pneumonia.
Besides me, Rayne is survived by Margaret, her daughters
Angela and Jordana Berliner, Bob; Dave, his wife Sharon and their kids, Sara
Allen, Jamie, and Daniel; Sara's husband Jason, and Rayne's great grandkids,
Sierra and James Allen.
- Mary Motheral
- Mary Motheral
Monday, March 11, 2019
Peter Henry Rosas
July 31, 1970 - March 11, 2019
Peter Henry Rosas, 48, of Ontario, California passed away
peacefully on March 11th, 2019 at his home in Rancho Cucamonga with his family
by his side. Peter was born July 31st, 1970 in Pomona, Ca.
Peter spent most of his life in Ontario and the last 5 years
lived in Missouri where he made new memories until returning home to California
this year. Peter is survived by his son, Ricky, His Father, Manuel, sisters;
Misty and Erlinda, nephews; Tommy, Jeremy, Tommie, Bradley and Logan; Nieces,
Staci, Tiffany, Serina, Evelyn and Aria and countless family members. Peter was
preceded in death by his Mother Erlinda Rosas.
Peter was known for making everyone laugh by sharing his
funny jokes and having a great sense of humor. He loved spending time with
family, enjoying the beach, movies, listening to music, having laughs with
friends, and sharing his stories of all his life adventures. Peter will live on
through the memories he created with his family and friends and will truly be
missed.
Memorial services to be held Friday March 29, 2019 at
10:30am at Water of Life Chapel
7625 East Ave, Fontana, Ca. 92336
Family and Friends are welcomed to attend with reception to
immediately followed.
Saturday, March 9, 2019
Evelyn Mona Torres
June 5, 1939 - March 9, 2019
Her journey began on June 5, 1939, one of
4 siblings Patricia, Bill (Peggy), Richard (Rachel) born to Patrick and Nellie
Sanchez. She spent most of her life in Pomona, CA where she raised 6 of her
children Lupe (Jimmy), Nellie, Alex (Tisha), Teresa, Kenny (Dianne) and Manuel.
She had 13 – Grandchildren, 21- Great Grandchildren and 4 Great-Great
Grandchildren. She loved them all unconditionally.
Evelyn came to know Jesus Christ as her
personal Savior. She loved the Lord. She always remembered everyone’s birthday
she also loved collecting Betty Boop and Indian memorabilia. Her passion was
collecting Family photos and saving them on her phone and always sending her
special texts to everyone.
Evelyn was loved by so many and always
willing to help others. Evelyn will be greatly missed.
Evelyn entered Eternity on March 9, 2019.
Services will be held on Friday, March 29, 2019 at
Victory Outreach Pomona Church at 10am
177 W Monterey Ave, Pomona, CA 91768
Reception to follow at Eagles Lodge Pomona, 954 W Mission
Blvd, Pomona, CA 91766
Thursday, March 7, 2019
Catherine “Kitty”
Casseday
December 9, 1930 - March 7, 2019
Life Tribute
It is with a heavy heart that we share the loss of a dear
and precious soul we all loved. Catherine “Kitty” Casseday left us on March 7th,
2019, although her beaming smile, positive outlook and the memory of her bright
blue eyes remains with us forever. Her last hours were spent with her devoted
daughter Michaele and son-in-law Peter holding her hand and assuring her that
she was safe and her journey to the Lord would be an easy one. Her prayers were
answered with a tranquil, peaceful passing early in the morning on a bright
sunny day filled with blue skies, white billowing clouds and butterflies, three
of her most favorite things.
Kitty recently said “I have a good life” and that she did.
Kitty entered this world Tuesday, December 9th , 1930, to parents Pete and
Clara Miller on their working farm in Leavenworth County Kansas. She was one of
15 playful hard working children who grew up to share amazingly fun
stories of life on their farm. She cherished every moment and loved sharing her
tales. Kitty has one remaining beloved brother, Leo Miller, and 56 nieces and
nephews. After moving to Riverside CA in her early twenties she joined
St. Frances De Sales Ava Maria Sorority where she made life long friends of 67
years with whom she lunched with frequently. Kitty appreciated the quality of
her life, her friends and the work she pursued for 37 years as an accountant at
U. C. Riverside. She spent many hours of volunteering at Riverside
Community Hospital and the Riverside Cancer Society. In 1951 she met her life
long love, James “Jim” Casseday, married in 1952 and enjoyed a beautiful
marriage of 63 years, until Jim’s passing in 2015. Kitty was a wonderful mother
of one daughter, Michaele, instilling in her the qualities of country life, social
graces and catholic faith.
Kitty will be missed by all, but mostly by her daughter who
seldom left her side after she moved to Carlsbad in 2016 after Jim’s passing.
She resided at the lovely Sunrise La Costa Community where she laughed with new
friends, enjoyed live music and took frequent outings with Peter and Michaele,
attending church weekly, watching the ocean and finding favorite restaurants.
You are invited to remember and celebrate Kitty’s life on
Thursday, April 25th, 2019, 12:00 noon, at St. Thomas the Apostle Church, 3774
Jackson St., Riverside, CA 92503. The celebration of her gentle and kind soul
will continue in the parish KDC Center and patio with the release of 88
butterflies representing her beautiful 88 years she spent with us. For those
who will attend and those who won’t be able to attend, please know you were all
very special in her life and her memories. Kitty was filled with love and
joy.
On-line book signing and funeral information can be accessed
at Inland Memorial Mortuary webside: inlandmemorial.com.
Monday, March 4, 2019
Dorthea
Ann Collins
November 30, 1948 – March 4, 2019
Preceded
in the death by her childhood sweetheart (husband) Joseph Frank Collins, Loving
Father and Mother, Edgar and Bette Rudd, brother Dennis Rudd, and
brother-in-law Cobert Collins and sister-in-laws.
Dorthea’s
beautiful life will forever be cherished in the lives of her children. Her two
sons, Joseph Collins (Fontana, CA) and Derwin Collins (Waldorf MD), one
loving daughter, Nechelle Collins (Pomona, CA), two daughter-in-law, Emma
Collins and Bonita Collins, nine grandchildren, Joseph, Nicolos, Milan, Devin,
Aidan, Daushin, Victoria, Amira, and Airyanna, and two great granddaughters,
Mia and Madison, four sisters, Karen Nelson, Denise Lett, Michelle Hinkel, and
Merri Rudd, one brother, Edgar Rudd, and one sister-in-law, Debbie Collins,
Best Friends Garthea Poindexter and Alyce Brown (also cousin), and a host of
devoted nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends
A Fallen
Limb
A limb
has fallen from family tree.
I keep
hearing a voice that says, Grieve not for me.
Remember
the best times, the laughter, the song
The good
life I lived while I was strong.
Continue
my heritage, I’m counting on you.
Keeping
smiling and surely the sun will shine through.
My mind
is at ease, my soul is at rest.
Remembering
all, how I truly was blessed.
Acknowledgement
of Appreciation
The
Collins family greatly acknowledges with heartfelt gratitude. The many
expressions of sympathy displayed through love, concerns with kindness, cards,
floral/fruit arrangements, prayers, call and visits.
Please
continue to pray for our family and May God Bless You and Keep You!
Sunday, March 3, 2019
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