Antonio Chaires Leal
December 10, 1963 - October 29, 2020
Thursday, October 29, 2020
Linda Yvonne Rojas
April 12, 1949 - October 29, 2020
Linda Yvonne Rojas passed away peacefully in her home in Murrieta, California on October 29, 2020 at age 71. Linda was born in 1949 to Paul and Paula Ray. Linda was preceded in death by her parents and her sister Connie. Linda is survived by her siblings Sue, Jim, and Steve, her children Michael, Darlynn, Jennifer, and Nicole, as well as her beloved pets Tara and Tigger. She also leaves behind a legacy of five grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Linda was raised in Azusa, California. After graduating from Gladstone high school in 1967 she worked as a hair stylist for many years. While raising four children, she attended Riverside Community College obtaining her Associate’s Degree in Nursing. She passionately devoted the next twenty-five years of her life working as a Registered Nurse in the Intensive Care Unit. Her coworkers often said she was a great friend and an even better nurse. She was known for her boundless positive energy, skill, and tenderness in her practice of nursing. Linda’s passion for nursing inspired her daughters Jennifer and Nicole to become Registered Nurses. Her ever present smile, laughter, and empathy will be dearly missed by all! Linda loved gardening, playing soccer, water skiing, creating costumes for her children, beach trips, and spending time with her family. Linda was devoted to her Christian faith. She cherished reading the bible and living her life for Our Savior Jesus Christ. She is at peace now, in the loving arms of Our Lord, dancing with Angels in Heaven. Linda will always be remembered for her compassion, kindness, and generosity, her infectious smile, and her love of family and friends. Linda was an amazing, caring, and loving mother. Her children will miss her dearly. Linda’s life will be celebrated on the 29th of November (Sunday) at 1:00 pm. The location will be 19042 Blackmore Street, Murrieta, California. Food and drink will be provided. Please RSVP by 22 November.
Wednesday, October 28, 2020
Tuesday, October 27, 2020
Paul Raymond Tolley
May 4, 1954 - October 27, 2020
Paul Raymond Tolley
was called home Tuesday October 27th 2020 in Upland CA. Paul was born May
4th 1954 in Riverside CA. He was the 5th child of seven children.
He was preceded by
his parents; Andrew Preston Tolley and Oneta Floreda Cain and a brother
Ronald. He is survived by brothers; Woody Tolley, Bill Toley, sisters;
Nancy Puritnton, Sue Lauritzen, Barbara Ann Clabaugh and many nieces and
nephews who loved their uncle Paul dearly. Also survived by his lifelong
companion of 32 years; Grace Vargas and her sons; Tony Vargas, Henry Vargas
Michael and his family as they too loved Paul dearly.
Paul grew up in
Rubidoux in a three bedroom, one bath home he shared with nine family
members. Needless to say they were a close family. The boys shared
one room and the girls shared another. He lived on a large lot with horses,
chickens, pheasants, a ferret, a goat named Elmer, snakes in cages, cats and a
dog. It was a child's paradise. The boys were always building
something fascinating to play on.
He lived one
house down from an empty lot where most days his family and friends played
football and baseball. When a baseball was hit into the neighbor's yard,
everyone would run and hide. That night was not kind and would keep
the balls. There were strange radio noises that were heard from the
neighbors house and Paul convinced his sibling that he was a Russian Spy.
As a young child his
nightly companion was an encyclopedia which he enjoyed reading. His
siblings were always fascinated with his amazing knowledge and facts.
Paul's father shared his love of the outdoors with him and it was on those
fishing and hunting trips he learned to love and respect the outdoors. He
was taught to be strong and self reliant to face life's challenges.
Paul graduated from
Rubidoux High School in June of 1972 where he thrived on the process of
acquiring skills and knowledge, as he had a passion for learning. After
graduation he moved to Palm Desert with his sister Barbara Ann where he began
working in construction which he enjoyed because he loved working with his hands.
There together with friends they enjoyed camping trips and riding
motorcycles. Paul ws always entertaining, his personality and
characteristics were amazing and he was just someone you loved being around and
spending time with.
While living in the
desert Paul's life took a sudden change when he suffered a life threatening
motorcycle accident which left him with a permanent disability. Life took
on a new meaning for him with challenges. As he faced new trials and
tribulations, he battled and overcame those challenges with the help of the
Lord. Paul knew the Lord and never hesitated to call on him through
prayer for guidance and help. Paul had the most positive and uplifting
attitude even though life was difficult. We are grateful to the exemplary
life he shared with his family, he loved family.
Paul was blessed to
have had a special relationship with his extended family, the
Vargas who loved and cared for him.
Paul, you have truly
been a blessing in our lives.
We all love you
dearly.
Families are
forever!!!
Wednesday, October 21, 2020
Monday, October 19, 2020
Sunday, October 18, 2020
Friday, October 16, 2020
Monday, October 12, 2020
Saturday, October 10, 2020
Friday, October 9, 2020
Thursday, October 8, 2020
Denice Marie Karl
June 30, 1956 - October 8, 2020
Denice (Dee Dee)
Marie Karl
Born: June 30, 1956
in Milwaukee, Wisconsin to Francis R. DeSautel and Jean Ann Wolk. Although she
did grow up in Cypress, CA with her mom and Step father Richard Gruettner whom
is still living.
Denice went to join
our Lord and Savior on October 08, 2020 while in the hospital in Los Angeles
suffering with many ailments. Jesus has made her whole again and she is
no longer suffering in the body she was in and is reunited with many loved ones
who’ve gone before her.
She is preceded in
death by her father Frank R. DeSautel and her mother Jean Ann Wolk Gruettner,
Grandmother Ruth Wolk and Grandfather Reginald Wolk.
She is survived by
her sisters Ruthe Locklear and husband Terry Locklear, Linda Earley and husband
Art Earley, Foster sister Angela Arroyo, Children Sayonna DeSautel, Christine
Karl, Jeanne Mercado and Raymond Karl. Grandkids Theresa Benavidez,
Jeramiah Benavidez, Michael Courtney, Haydence Mercado, Ruben Mercado and
Lorell Amaya. Nieces Elissa Kirkland and Laura Mercado, her Aunt Mary Marchese
and her best friend Margie Rigby and many cousins and other friends she loved
very much.
At a young age Denice
was involved in the American Legion Auxiliary, Unit 295 in Cypress, CA. Dee Dee
was also very artistic and could draw almost anything; she had such a talent
and we were always asking her to draw us something or other. She also learned
how to play the piano and the cello and was on the high jump team in
school. She was so creative that one time she made Ruthe & Linda
green eggs and ham; she was always doing something for her little sisters. She
was a free spirit and was very proud of her Cherokee Heritage; which she has
mineral rights on Cherokee land left to her by her father Frank.
Denice was very
loving and was loved by many. She will be deeply missed and we know she
is wrapped in the arms of Jesus and her mother once again. Until we meet
again Dee Dee for I know you’ll be waiting for us at the pearly gates of
heaven.
Wednesday, October 7, 2020
Cerita Cecile Carr
May 20, 1955 - October 7, 2020
Cerita Cecile Carr
born May 20th 1955 and passed on October 7th, 2020.
Cerita
"CeeCee" Carr is survived by her mother, husband Chuck, son Steve,
daughter in law Lisa, grandchildren; Jaynah, Gabriel, Sophia, sisters; Helene,
Sandy, Debbie, brother David and lots of nephews and nieces. She always
had a smile on her face and was the life of the party. Even at 5'2 she
was a force to be reckoned with and had a heart of gold. She enjoyed
everything life had to offer and had a great love for ladybugs.
She was loved and
will be forever missed and never forgotten.
Monday, October 5, 2020
Dorinda Gayle Neal
March 28, 1957 - October 5, 2020
RIVERSIDE,
California---Dorinda “Ms Gayle” Neal, age 63, of Riverside, CA passed
away October 5, 2020 in Riverside, CA. Gayle was born March 28, 1957 in
Cairo, IL, to the late Wanda Roper Neal Wallace and Walter Vell Neal.
Due to an unexpected
accident Ms Gayle was cared for by the wonderful nurses and doctors of
Riverside Community Hospital, and after a hard fought battle she slipped into
peace as gracefully as she lived life. Our sweet Gayle maintained an
innocence and love of life that was an inspiration to us all, she will
forever be remembered as a beautiful light in our lives. Rest in peace Special
One.
She is survived by
her brother, David R. (Christy) Neal of Sikeston, MO; two sisters Theresa
(Teri) L. Wallace-King (Kevin) of Jurupa Valley, CA, Jena Renee Jauregui
(Raymond) of Corona, CA and her Aunt Nancy Pehm of Charleston, MO along with
nieces and nephews Tara R Neal, Skyler L Neal, Kevin R. King, Marissa L King,
Araceli Jauregui and Sabrina Jauregui, 7 great nieces and nephews and her very
best friend and caregiver, Cynthia Abbey Wiseman.
In addition to her
parents she was preceded in death by her stepfather E. Richard Wallace and her
beloved baby sister Malinda Lee Wallace.
Due to administrative
delays directly related to the current Covid-19 Pandemic, a private graveside
memorial will be held at East Prairie Memorial Park Cemetery where she
will be laid to rest with her Mother at a later date.
Donations can be made
in memory of Gayle to the Special Olympics at www.specialolympics.org
Saturday, October 3, 2020
Friday, October 2, 2020
William Lee Hamilton
November 5, 1933 - October 2, 2020
William is survived by his wife Doris, of 44 years, his children Debbie, William Jr., Johnny and Michael, his step-children David Leyk and Denise Rodrigues, his son-in-law Anderson Rodrigues, his grandchildren Isaiah and Matthew Rodrigues and his sister Norma Becker.
William was loved by his family and will be remembered by all. William was a Christian and thankfully will be spending eternity in Heaven with his Lord and Savior.
Wednesday, September 30, 2020
Thomas H. Driver III
October 26, 1987 - September 30, 2020
Thomas H. Driver III,
32 years old of San Bernardino California passed away on Wednesday September
30th 2020.
He is
survived by his sisters; Elizabeth and Alexandra Driver. He was
preceded in death by his father Thomas Jr and his mother Cynthia.
Tuesday, September 29, 2020
Sunday, September 27, 2020
Thursday, September 24, 2020
Adrian Rafael Villa
October 16, 1965 - September 24, 2020
ADRIAN R.VILLAJUNE 16.1965 - SEPTEMBER 24, 2020Adrian was a lifetime Colton resident. .He was successful certified surveyingengineer for over 25 years. He was also a certified genius. He was a member of the operating.engineer union, I.U.O.E Local 12. He was an avid Raider, Laker, and Dodger's fan anda proud Yellowjacket alumni.Adrian is preceded in death by his father, Oscar Villa, and his sister, MichelleVilla. He is survived by Andre Villa (son), Avelina Villa (mother), Robert Perez (brother), LisaVilla (sister), and his nieces and nephews.It is such a great loss to his family and friends. He was loved by very many..Services for Adrian, will be held on Friday, October 23, @ 2PM, at HermosaCemetery Funeral Chapel in Colton. Social distancing and masks will be left to each individual.
Anna Catherina Tenorio
May 23, 1943 - September 24, 2020
Anna Catharina (Tina) Zwart-Tenorio born 5-23-1943 in Velp
(GLD) Holland. She died 9-24-2020 after a lengthy illness.
After coming to America in 1957 she was raised in Upland and
Ontario. In 1967 she moved to Hawthorne, CA with the last 9 years residing in
Rancho Cucamonga.
Pre-deceased by parents Teunis & Mia Zwart, brother
Casey Zwart and husband Edward Tenorio.
Survived by sisters Anna Keniston, Mary Zwart, & brother Johnny Zwart. Brother in Law Alex Tenorio (Joanne). Sister in law Barbara Tenorio-Contino, and the many nieces & nephews.
She's dancing in God's House and will be greatly missed.
Private Committal Service will be held.
Saturday, September 19, 2020
Friday, September 18, 2020
Wednesday, September 16, 2020
Tuesday, September 15, 2020
Paul Limon
April 21, 1970 - September 15, 2020
Paul Limon
Lost his battle with
cancer on September 15, 2020 at 12:40 am
Paul was born to
Abelina and Benito Limon on April 21,1970. Paul was proceeded in death by
Abelina and Benito. Paul is survived by significant other Bethany Barboza and
his six children Paul Andrew Limon, Malachai Hardin, Anastasia Hardin, Xavier
Limon, Phoenix Limon, and Jeremiah Limon. Paul also had one grandson Zane
Limon.
Paul also is survived
by his brothers Ben, Bob, and Binky and sister in laws Terri, Isela, and Cindy.
Paul also is survived
by several nieces and nephews, friends and family.
Paul loved the
outdoors and shared his love with those her were close to him. He had friends
whom just loved his presence. Everyone who met Paul had nothing but positive
experiences with him. He will be truly missed and forever loved.
We will be holding a
celebration of life (viewing)on October 18th 2020 at 3:30 pm until 9 pm. The
celebration will be at 692 E G Street Colton, CA 92324
The burial will be on
October 19th 2020 at 1:00 pm at Hermosa Gardens Cemetery 900 Meridian Ave.
Colton, CA 92324
Monday, September 14, 2020
Sunday, September 13, 2020
Saturday, September 12, 2020
James Paul Brayfield
October 22, 1937 - September 12, 2020
James, (Jim), Paul Brayfield, went to join his Father in
Heaven on September 12, 2020 after a long struggle with Parkinson’s. Jim was
born on October 22, 1937 to parents Ennis Paul and Anna Mae, (Sewell),
Brayfield in Cordell, OK. Jim joined the Air Force in 1955. He would later be
stationed in Albuquerque, New Mexico where he met the love of his life and
future wife, Robin. Robin’s family moved to California in 1961 and Jim soon
followed. Jim and Robin were married on June 8, 1963 in Arcadia, CA. The couple
moved to Montclair in 1966. Jim was employed for 30 years in the trucking
industry as a Purchasing Supervisor. After retirement, he worked for a few
years with United Airlines in customer service. To allow for more time on the
golf course, Jim decided to deliver flowers part time for Sherwood Florist. Jim
and Robin were avid Square Dancers and made many lifelong friends along the
way. Jim loved to go on vacation, and the couple were thrilled every time they
were able to go on a cruise. Jim attended Bethany of Montclair and sang in the
choir for over 30 years. His most cherished activity, however, was
spending time with his family. Whether it be houseboating, family gatherings,
or just staying home watching TV, Jim loved his family. Jim is survived
by his wife Robin of 57 years, his daughters Kelly and her spouse Susano Lopez,
and Stacey Comsa, 3 grandchildren, Kyle Comsa, Adam Lopez and Jillian Lopez. A
private, family service will be conducted at Oakdale Cemetery. A Celebration of
Life will be held at a future date. In lieu of flowers, the family asks
donations to be made to either the Parkinson Foundation, (Parkinson.org), or
the VNA Hospice and Palliative Care of Southern California, (vnasocal.org).
Friday, September 11, 2020
Roman Villalba
Born
September 3,1964
El Paso Texas
Passed away September 11, 2020
Colton California
Roman is survived by his Mother Delfina Villalba,
Brothers; Eli (Esther) Villalba; Juan (Denise) Villalba; Carlos
(Angel) Villalba, Sisters; Lydia (Art) Martinez; Delfina (Frankie)
Hernandez, 13 nieces and nephews. 15 great nieces and
nephews. Roman is survived by his maternal grandmother Maria
Castillo. Roman graduated from South Gate High School in 1982 and in
that time he participated in theatre. Roman then moved to Los Angeles
where he became an accomplished florist and party planner. Roman loved
to plan parties where he could show off his flower arrangement
skills. Roman also loved to cook and pastas were his favorite dish to
whip up. But more so Roman was a great son, brother and uncle to all
his family and will be missed dearly.
Funeral will be held at Hermosa Gardens Cemetery 900 N
Meridian Ave. Colton CA. 92324. September 30th Services are from 11am to
2pm.
Wednesday, September 9, 2020
Monday, September 7, 2020
Saturday, September 5, 2020
Friday, September 4, 2020
Magdalene Brown
May 8, 1944 - September 4, 2020
Mary Magdalene Carter-Brown was born May 8, 1944 in Little Rock, Arkansas to the late James and Mary Gaston-Carter. She was the fifth of seven children born to that union.
Mary grew up and sang in the choir at Water’s Temple C.O.G.I.C. under the leadership of the late Superintendent L.C. Dade. Her favorite song, which she led was, “Christ Jesus Will Roll All Burdens Away.”
She attended and graduated from the
Little Rock Public School system. In 1968, she relocated to Riverside, California, and was employed by the Lilly Tulip Company for several years before being employed by the county of Riverside, from which she retired in 2010 after 25 years of service.
Mary departed this life peacefully on Friday, September 4,2020, surrounded by family members.
Prior to her failing health, she attended Refreshing Spring’s Temple C.O.G.I.C. where she served in the hospitality and usher ministries. She was also a devoted and faithful Sunday School student. She is preceded in death by one sister, Nancy Christian, three brothers, Charles, Harry, and John Carter. She leaves to cherish her memories: one younger brother, Rev. Louis Carter, of Powder Springs GA, one older sister, Helen Morehead, of Little Rock, Arkansas, one loving and devoted daughter, Jacqueline Henderson (Larry), of Jacksonville, FL, three loving and devoted sons, James Carter of Riverside, CA, Paul Brown of Akron, Ohio, and Bobby Moody of Riverside, CA.
Also to cherish her memories four loyal and devoted friends: Delores Chatman, Paula Jordan, Essie McCloud, Mary Seaborne, and a host of nieces, nephews, grandchildren, great grandchildren and one great great granddaughter.
Thursday, September 3, 2020
Wednesday, September 2, 2020
Roger Paul Kahelin
July 10, 1953 - September 2, 2020
Roger Paul Kahelin was born in Cleveland, Ohio to Paul and
Elizabeth Kahelin. The family, along with his older brother moved to San Diego,
settling in El Cajon. He was a proud, protective brother to his younger twin
sisters, Laura and Linda. Roger attended school in El Cajon, and graduated from
El Cajon High School. Roger had a passion for photography where he developed
his own pictures in his darkroom. Roger also raised finches and sold them. He
always had a strong work ethic. He was a paperboy and held several positions as
manager in local restaurants. He was also a uniformed volunteer for the El
Cajon Police Department.
He moved to Mira Mesa where he got married and adopted his
then wife’s two sons, Jonathan and Joshua. He also welcomed the birth of his
only daughter Chelsea. He was an avid
bowler and belonged to a bowling league.
He went on to move his family to San Marcos to raise his kids. He loved
to go on vacations with his family, having the most fun at theme parks. Years
later he remarried and welcomed his son Roger Issac. Roger then settled in
Murrieta with his young son and 4 cats. His son was his pride and joy. They
would have so much fun together, playing soldiers, nerf wars, and going to
theme parks. Roger, the animal lover he was, loved his cats so much.
Roger became a grandpa to Talia in 2015 and to Enzo in 2017.
He loved being a grandpa. He loved
spoiling them, being silly with them and giving them tickles every chance he
got.
Roger was a Title Officer for most of his career. He was
very hardworking and strived to support his family.
He served Community Bible Church as a Sunday School Teacher
and a Deacon while living in Mira Mesa, and a Deacon at New Venture Church
while living in San Marcos. Roger became a born again Christian at his sister
Linda’s funeral. He and his son were later baptized together. He attended
Calvary Chapel French Valley in Murrieta and was involved in men’s bible study.
He was a devoted fan of the San Diego Chargers and a season
ticket holder from the 70’s until they left San Diego in 2017.
Roger loved his 4 children and his two grandchildren so
much. He leaves behind his 4 children, Jonathan, Joshua (Ryoko), Chelsea
(Jesus), his 13 year old son Roger Issac and his two grandchildren, Talia and
Enzo. He also leaves behind his sister Laura (Mike), brother Richard, nieces
Sara, Melissa and Katelyn, his nephews Eric, Paul and Jason, great nieces
McKenzie and Maddyn, and great nephew Graham. His father Paul, his mother Elizabeth,
and his sister Linda precede him in death. Roger was a loving son, brother,
father, uncle, grandpa and friend.
Tuesday, September 1, 2020
Manuel Julio Padilla
1939-2020
Julio was born on February 22, 1939 in San Bernardino, He
died on September 1, 2020 in Redlands, CA at the age of 81. He attended San
Salvador Catholic Church. He attended St. Bernardine Elementary and High School
graduating in 1957. In his early teens he began as a student at the Vera Lynn
School of Dance. Soon after high school graduation he moved to Los Angeles.
Soon after he received a scholarship to the San Francisco Ballet Company. He
then traveled to New York and soon after to Germany where he expanded his
career in performance. After a serious illness affecting his ability to
continue performing, and according to the benefits of the health system in
Germany, he was retrained as a classical ballet instructor and traveled to
various European countries. He is survived by his sisters, Teresa
Constant, Carolina Padilla, Clara Louisa Reyes and several cousins, nieces and
nephews and grand nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents
Manuel and Elena Padilla and his loving and devoted friend Wolfgang Schmidt. A
funeral service will be held on Thursday, October 1, 2020 with burial following
at Hermosa Cemetery, 900 Meridian St, Colton at 11:00 a.m. Please note due
to Covid capacity will be limited to 25 people and masks will be required.
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