Baby James Martin Reed
August 30, 2019
Wednesday, August 28, 2019
Jose Cabrera
February 24, 1963 - August 28, 2019
Jose Alvaro Cabrera, a resident of Colton CA for 39 years
was born in Rincón de Martinez
Guanajuato February 24th 1963. He passed August 28th 2019 at
his home surrounded by close
family & friends. Alvaro is survived by his loving
wife Pamela of 34 years, Son Carlos, and his
wife Daniela, Daughter Amanda, Grandchildren Isaiah, Nathan,
Carlos, Jazz, Noah, Alma, Joey
& Dom. Brothers Miguel, José Guadalupe, Enrique,
Marcos & Juan Luis Cabrera, Sisters Olga,
Gloria & Mari along with many loving nieces and
nephews & extended family. He is preceded in
death by his father Gilberto, uncle Juan & nephew
Pedro Cabrera.
Alvaro enjoyed watching his favorite soccer team America. He
had a passion for nice cars,
lowriders specifically, he was a hard-working man who worked
for CNC as a machine operator
for 33 years. He loved his rap music, oldies and Corridos.
He would always say Biggie Smalls
was better than 2Pac!! He was an amazing man who lived a
great adventurous life. He was
solid, loyal and wise! Definitely an honorable man who will
be missed dearly, In closing....In life
we learn that grief is the price we pay for love. Forever in
our hearts- DAD.
Juana Fabela Mendoza
April 20, 1947 - August 28, 2019
Always in our heart, a very loving, caring and bubbly mother
that always knew what to do and say.
You will always be remembered and loved!
Viewing at Inland Memorial Harford Chapel
Monday, September 9, 2019
5-8 pm
Rosary at 5:30
Mass at Our Lady of the Valley in Hemet
Tuesday, September 10, 2019
10:30 am
Burial to follow at San Jacinto Valley Cemetery
Tuesday, August 27, 2019
Leandro J. Avila Jr
Born - April 20, 1940 - East Los Angeles, CA
Passed - August 27, 2019 - Nuevo, CA
Leandro "Andy" Avila
Born on April 20, 1940, the oldest of six, to Leandro and
Lydia Avila. Andy grew up in East Los Angeles and attended Garfield high
school. In 1969 he met his wife, Berdie. Andy and Berdie married in 1976 and
combined, had seven children. In 1983 they moved to Missouri where they worked
for General Motors. After 10 years, they relocated to Nuevo, California and
retired. Andy worked for General Motors for 33 years and was heavily involved
with United Auto Workers Union. After retirement, he spent his free time with
his horses, going to the casinos and time with his wife. Andy is survived by
his wife Berdie, his seven children, fourteen grandchildren and, five great
grandchildren. Celebration of life will be held on Saturday August 31, 2019 at
the Avila residence. For more information, please contact immediate family
members.
Sunday, August 25, 2019
Eva Rivera
Eva Rivera
October 3, 1940 – August 25, 2019
Eva Rivera, 78, passed away on August 25, 2019 at her home
in Colton, CA.
She joins her Husband, Cruz Rivera; and Daughter, Rachel
Rivera in eternal life.
Eva was loving, kind, humble, witty and selfless. She was an
amazing self-taught cook that worked in the food industry for 25 years, she was
a care-taker, wife, mother and grandmother and exceled at everything she did.
Although tiny, she was an extremely independent, brave, strong and determined
woman. She enjoyed hosting family parties, watching Hallmark, westerns and old
movies; she loved her ice-cold Pepsi’s, chips and See’s Candies. She was
thoughtful and always put others first. She was not a boastful woman but she
was very proud of her family. She was spunky, funny, beautiful and her soul was
pure.
Our hearts ache daily and we miss her dearly. We will
cherish her stories, cling to our memories and hold onto the wisdom she shone
on us. I will love you forever and always be thankful that I had such a strong
woman in my life.
Eva is survived by her Daughter, Yolanda Rivera Hernandez;
Granddaughter, Maria Aldaco; And Grandson, David Hernandez.
Funeral Service:
September 13, 2019 at 8:00am
Hermosa Gardens Cemetery
900 N Meridian Ave
Colton, CA 92324
Saturday, August 24, 2019
Thursday, August 22, 2019
Tuesday, August 20, 2019
Eileen Dorothy Brunzell
May 26, 1923 - August 20, 2019
Eileen Dorothy Brunzell was born in Yokohama, Japan. Her family moved to Melbourne, Australia in 1939. Her grandfather, James Hands received the 5th Class of the Order of The Rising Sun, by the Emperor of Japan. Her father, George Charlesworth was on board the Australian ship "Glory" on
9-6-1945, as interpreter as General Imamura surrendered his sword; and her brother, George served as a Lt. Col. for the U.S.A. She served in the Australian Womens Corp. After her discharge she worked for the USA in Japan during the Occupation, then moved to California, where she met and married Lloyd Brunzell in 1950. In 2015 she went on an Honor Trip in Washington D.C. She worked over 20 years for Kruse, Mennillo & Company
In 1984 she and Lloyd retired to Hemet, where she volunteered at Our Lady of the Valley Church for Scrip, Rosary, Altar Society and Bingo. She enjoyed Tai-Chi, swimming, trips to Australia, and casinos. She attended many Veterans breakfasts, Republican meetings, and helped many people! At 95 she gave up driving after she passed the test. She was predeceased by her husband Lloyd, her parents, sister and brothers, and leaves devoted nephews David (kathy) Charlesworth, Robert Charlesworth, Joseph Conrad Charlesworth and devoted nieces Mary (alan) Cutrow, Joan (Robert) Joslin, Sandra (George deceased) Charlesworth, their families and Godchild Erica (Bud) Adams, Christine (Lenny) Mayfield and their extended families. Her close friends, Joan Morgan &family in Melbourne and Dorothy (Mac deceased) Keshan, in Sydney, kept in communication her entire life , as well as the Reynolds family in U.K. and Lucille Apcar in CA
On August 20, as the last Hail Mary was prayed, she took her final breath and died very peacefully. She is clothed in Strength and Dignity. (Proverbs 31:25)
Funeral Services
9/4/2019 - 8:30 am Viewing at Inland Harford Chapel , Hemet
9/4/2019 - 10:30 am Mass at Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church, Hemet
9/5/2019 - 11:00 am Burial st Riverside National Cemetery
Eileen Dorothy Brunzell was born in Yokohama, Japan. Her family moved to Melbourne, Australia in 1939. Her grandfather, James Hands received the 5th Class of the Order of The Rising Sun, by the Emperor of Japan. Her father, George Charlesworth was on board the Australian ship "Glory" on
9-6-1945, as interpreter as General Imamura surrendered his sword; and her brother, George served as a Lt. Col. for the U.S.A. She served in the Australian Womens Corp. After her discharge she worked for the USA in Japan during the Occupation, then moved to California, where she met and married Lloyd Brunzell in 1950. In 2015 she went on an Honor Trip in Washington D.C. She worked over 20 years for Kruse, Mennillo & Company
In 1984 she and Lloyd retired to Hemet, where she volunteered at Our Lady of the Valley Church for Scrip, Rosary, Altar Society and Bingo. She enjoyed Tai-Chi, swimming, trips to Australia, and casinos. She attended many Veterans breakfasts, Republican meetings, and helped many people! At 95 she gave up driving after she passed the test. She was predeceased by her husband Lloyd, her parents, sister and brothers, and leaves devoted nephews David (kathy) Charlesworth, Robert Charlesworth, Joseph Conrad Charlesworth and devoted nieces Mary (alan) Cutrow, Joan (Robert) Joslin, Sandra (George deceased) Charlesworth, their families and Godchild Erica (Bud) Adams, Christine (Lenny) Mayfield and their extended families. Her close friends, Joan Morgan &family in Melbourne and Dorothy (Mac deceased) Keshan, in Sydney, kept in communication her entire life , as well as the Reynolds family in U.K. and Lucille Apcar in CA
On August 20, as the last Hail Mary was prayed, she took her final breath and died very peacefully. She is clothed in Strength and Dignity. (Proverbs 31:25)
Funeral Services
9/4/2019 - 8:30 am Viewing at Inland Harford Chapel , Hemet
9/4/2019 - 10:30 am Mass at Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church, Hemet
9/5/2019 - 11:00 am Burial st Riverside National Cemetery
Robert A. Monninger
September 4, 1971 - August 20, 2019
Hemet, California. Formerly Farmer City, IL.
With sadness we announce the passing of Robert A. Monninger. Rob was born Sept. 4, 1971 in Normal, IL. to James S. and Arlene A. Monninger. Rob passed away Tuesday Aug 20th, 2019 in Hemet CA. with his girlfriend Liz Sadlier at his side. He is survived by his Father and Step Mother (Andrea Monninger), his Mother and Step Father (Mike Quinn), his daughter Jessica Toungett of Decatur and her two boys Jaxon, and Jace. His wonderful Grandmother El Monninger of Normal, IL Rob is also survived by his Sisters, Stacia (Kevin) McCorkle, and Deanna (Randy) Hamilton, Brothers, John Monninger and Jim (Tina) Quinn. Plus many nieces and nephews.
Rob was preceded on his journey to Heaven by his Grandparents, Floyd and Ruth McDonald, and Robert Monninger, as well as many Uncles.
Rob was a very caring person and enjoyed watching NASCAR, Fishing, playing Pool, and entertaining friends at casinos. Rob was a member of the Teamsters Local 116, and a Charter Member of the Sons of the American Legion in Farmer City.
Memorials may be made to the Donors request. Cremation rites have been accorded.
A Celebration of Life will be announced
Monday, August 19, 2019
Sunday, August 18, 2019
Saturday, August 17, 2019
Friday, August 16, 2019
Thursday, August 15, 2019
Louis Alvarez
January 19, 1934 - August 15, 2019
Louis Fierro Alvarez
Sunrise - January 19th, 1934 in Lordsburg, New Mexico
Sunset - August 15th, 2019 at his home in Apple Valley
Louis served his country honorably in the U.S. Navy,
He Worked odd jobs and in the copper mines in his hometown of Lordsburg.
He worked 37 1/2 years for the same Steel Company in California. People
all over Apple Valley knew Louis from his walking everyday at Lions Park, Hwy.
18. He was told by many people that he was an inspiration to them.
He took pride in his yard and there was usually not a weed on the place.
He was and always will be a beloved husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather.
You will be sorrily missed my Darlin' Boy.
Wednesday, August 14, 2019
Monday, August 12, 2019
Sunday, August 11, 2019
Saturday, August 10, 2019
Christopher Mario Guillen
April 30, 1973 - August 10, 2019
Christopher M. Guillen
Age 46 passed away August 10, 2019 in the City of Colton, born April 30,
1973 in Fontana, California. He was predeceased by his father, Samuel J.
Guillen, Sr. Chris is survived by his wife Corrine Estrada Guillen, son Chris
Jr., stepsons, Albert Martinez, Joseph and Jessie (wife Tiffany) Rios, and 7
grand children. Also survived by his mother Irene Martinez, step father
Leroy Martinez, brother Sam Guillen, nephews Dominic and Chace Guillen.
Chris was employed as a Pipefitter/Welder. He was a prayer warrior and a
man of great faith. Chris ministered the word of God to those that were lost
and broken, including family and friends. Chris will be greatly missed by all
who knew him, especially those who shared his sense of humor. He will
forever be in our hearts.
His Celebration of Life Service will be held on Monday, September 16,
2019 at The Way World Outreach, 4680 Hallmark, San Bernardino. A
reception to follow the services at the VFW, 2018 Foothill Blvd., San
Bernardino
Age 46 passed away August 10, 2019 in the City of Colton, born April 30,
1973 in Fontana, California. He was predeceased by his father, Samuel J.
Guillen, Sr. Chris is survived by his wife Corrine Estrada Guillen, son Chris
Jr., stepsons, Albert Martinez, Joseph and Jessie (wife Tiffany) Rios, and 7
grand children. Also survived by his mother Irene Martinez, step father
Leroy Martinez, brother Sam Guillen, nephews Dominic and Chace Guillen.
Chris was employed as a Pipefitter/Welder. He was a prayer warrior and a
man of great faith. Chris ministered the word of God to those that were lost
and broken, including family and friends. Chris will be greatly missed by all
who knew him, especially those who shared his sense of humor. He will
forever be in our hearts.
His Celebration of Life Service will be held on Monday, September 16,
2019 at The Way World Outreach, 4680 Hallmark, San Bernardino. A
reception to follow the services at the VFW, 2018 Foothill Blvd., San
Bernardino
Wednesday, August 7, 2019
Sunday, August 4, 2019
In Loving Memory
LeRoy Browning
Sunrise
October 14, 1945
Sunset
August 4, 2019
LeRoy Browning was born in Houston, Texas to T.W. and Sammie
Browning. He was baptized at an early age at St. John Baptist Church. He
attended J. W. Hones elementary and Jack Yates High School. He moved to
California in the 80’s. He worked as a landscaper, a welder, printer, and car
mechanic. LeRoy was always hustling. You would always see him in his truck
bright and early in the morning. LeRoy had a remarkable commitment of being the
best in everything he did. He loved to sing, dance and party with his family.
LeRoy was preceded in death by his parents, T.W. and Sammie
Lee, three brothers, Thomas Westley, John Luther, and Sam; four sisters, Emma,
Betty Ann, Arizona and Patricia.
LeRoy leaves to cherish his memory, his sister Shirley,
three brothers, Douglas, Bryant, and Elroy; two sisters in law, Lilian and
Audrey Halcromb; two brothers in law, Charles and Willie; Stepmother Rose
Browning, and a Host of Nephews, Nieces, Cousins, and Friends.
Processional – Family
Song – Diamonique – “Yesterday”
Prayer
Scripture
Song – “A Change Gonna Come” (Sam Cook)
Remarks
Obituary – Regina Shine
Song – “Sitting on the Dock of the Bay”
Eulogy – Shirley Starks
Acknowledgements
Saturday, August 3, 2019
Malcomb Ray Davis
January 5, 1933 - August 3, 2019
Mickey Davis was born in Birchtree, MO. Living on a farm as
a boy, he
developed dedication to hard work, great compassion for
others, and a deep
commitment to honesty. At 18 he enlisted in the USAF, and
was stationed at
March AFB, where he met and soon married his much beloved
wife of 64 years,
Anna Dana Davis.
He lived in Riverside, CA with his family of three children,
whom he encouraged
and believed in through all the years of his life. He worked
for the Southern CA
Gas Co for 20 years, then later moved to the Bay area and
became Facilities
Manager & Engineer for Sun Micro Systems until he
retired.
He was a loving, kind and gentle man who believed in God,
keeping his word,
and caring for others above all else. He had a marvelous
sense of humor, as well
as a positive perspective on life that will always linger
with his family. His one life
changed many, for which those who knew and loved him will
always be grateful.
He is survived by his son Christopher; his daughter,
Kathryn; his daughter, Anne;
his brother Earmal; his brother-in-law Richard, his
daughter-in-law Kathryn; his
grandchildren: Michael & David, and
great-grandchildren: Nicole, Mat, & Hanna.
Rodolfo Severo Finale
November 14, 1935 (Cuba) - August 3, 2019 (California)
Rodolfo passed away on August 3rd, at 2:35 pm. He was an
excellent father, husband, uncle, cousin, and friend to many who admired his
prowess as an electrician. There wasn't any device, whether it was a household
item or a part from a car or another type of machine, that he could not take
apart or create from scratch. It was unbelievable what he could do with his
hands. You can imagine how many devices he either fixed or created for people
over the course of his 83 years. We will miss him dearly, especially his son,
whom got much closer to him during the last months of his life in which he took
him to numerous doctor appointments. May his soul rest in peace with
the Lord.
Thursday, August 1, 2019
Lavelle Robert Rice
Born July 12, 1965 in Riverside, CA
Died August 1, 2019 in Upland CA
He is survived by his older sister Laura Alexander and brother-in-law David Alexander;
Along with his younger sister Carlene York.
Although he never married or had children, he loved his fur babies. To his Nephews David II, Bradley, Chris (his namesake) and Travis he was a loving Uncle. To his only niece Nikki Mueller, he was like a second Father.
A memorial will be held at his apartment on Saturday August 31st, from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM.
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