Tasha Robertson was a loving daughter, mother, sister and friend. Tasha was a very outgoing person who was loved by everybody she came in contact with.

Tasha is survived by her mother, Mrs. Brenda Robertson; two very loving daughters, Natasha and Tashona Robertson; six sisters, Jessica, Tamika, Ebony, Dreamaz, and Leslie; one brother James; her father Kenneth Robertson and a brother Michael Robertson proceeded her in death.
Tasha was a wonderful cook, hairstylist, and singer, she loved everybody to whom crossed her path.

To my mom, I love you. You left to cherish your memories two strong young ladies that made you proud every step of the way. There will never be a time that I won’t have you on my mind and in my heart.
Words cannot describe the feelings we all have right now and we know nothing we can will bring you back to us, we know you are in a better place so we love you “Queen” get your rest, God loved you best. Sleep in Paradise until we meet in the morning.

Your daughters,
Natasha and Tashona

ROBERT FRANK AGUIAR
February 26, 1936 – March 6, 2017

Bob was much beloved and as much an institution in Whitmore as the post office, general store and the Cow Creek Plateau, having moved there 25 years ago to live closer to grandchildren and to escape the congestion and cold fog of his early years in the Bay Area.

In a career dedicated to moving and shaping the earth, he found many years of happiness restoring national forestlands damaged by fire. Among his experiences, he was most happy outdoors operating heavy equipment as an Operating Engineer, and left his mark on iconic projects throughout California including water conservation reservoirs, skate parks, baseball fields, golf courses, countless residential developments, and college campus features.

He served as sergeant in the California Army National Guard during the Korean War era. Later in life he participated in dozens of backcountry tours as a member of the Redding Jeep Club, with Carolyn, his wife of 61 years, by his side.

Bob’s infectious love of baseball inspired each of his kids and also his wife to join a uniformed team at one time or another, and even delivered him a brief career as right fielder for the St Louis Cardinals AAA.

His greatest joy came from spending time with his large family, imbued with his love of sports, zany sense of adventure, overarching fairness – and a trademark stubbornness – that distinguish his family legacy.

Bob peacefully entered into rest on March 6, 2017 after a two year battle with cancer. He is survived by Carolyn and their six children – Laura, Patti, Jim, Joe, John and Mike – his sister Betty, brother Ray, eight grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.

In lieu of flowers, Bob would be happy to know of your contribution to the St Jude Children’s Research Hospital Foundation (www.stjude.org).

Candy was a fabulous person in many ways. She was very talented - a published writer and photographer. She photographed many dignitaries: Prince Bandar of Saudia Arabia, Princess Grace Kelly and Prince Rainer of Monaco, Queen Noor of Jorden, Mohammed Ali, Joni Mitchell, Herbie Hancock, Chick Corea, Stanley Clark and many of the other top jazz musicians in Hollywood, and flamenco Artists Sabicas, Paco de Lucia, Mario Escudero, Carlos Montoya and René Heredia among many others. She received a Presidential medal from President Ford.

Candy had a Bachelor Degree in English Literature from Kansas State University and a Master's Degree in Film and Photography from University of Denver. She was the Curator of the Museum at the University in Bozeman Montana. She played percussion in the Flamenco Fantasy Dance Theatre for many years. She also played the Bassoon , Piano, Organ and Glockenspiel. She was awarded Recognition of Attainment as Outstanding Senior Vocalist.
Not only was she very beautiful and talented, she was sweet and kind and loved children and animals.

We were married for thirty three years and she was the love of my life.

- Rene Heredia, husband, partner

Friends of the family are encouraged to remember Candy by making a contribution to the flamenco scholarship fund established in her memory, to help continue the flamenco tradition she loved so passionately.

The Candace Bevier Heredia Flamenco Dance Scholarship is awarded to a student who would be unable otherwise to afford the costs associated with the study of Flamenco. The scholarship is named in honor of Candace Bevier Heredia, who was a percussionist / photographer and vital presence in the company for many years, and the beloved wife of René Heredia,

The scholarship consists of tuition waivers and a cash grant to enable the student to purchase dance shoes and costumes or musical instruments.

Donations in memory of Candy can be made at https://reneheredia.com/gypsy-flamenco-lessons/flamenco-scholarship/

Raymond Lindner, 89, of Oakdale passed away on October 8th, 2015. A native of Manhattan, Raymond was born on July 20, 1926, to Sam and Clara Lindner. In 1955, Raymond and his wife Shirley moved to Maspeth. In 1964 they opened Shirley's Tobacco Shop, a business they built together over the next 13 years. Raymond loved to be with family and friends, particularly talking and laughing with Shirley. His passions were his family, piano and art, and having fun, and he often managed to combine all three to the joy of those who accompanied him. His seven grandchildren, Kimberly, Heidi (And husband Dan), Melanie (And husband Ben), Sarah, Amanda, Douglas, and John, along with his two great-grandsons, Aaron and Noah, were his greatest joy, and he delighted in playing with them. Raymond is predeceased by his wife of 59 years, Shirley Tannenbaum Lindner, as well as his parents and brothers. He is survived by his three sons; Richard and his wife Patricia Lindner of Bay Shore (NY), Gary and his wife Rochelle Lindner of Manchester (NH), and Lawrence and his wife Constance Lindner of Hingham (MA). Funeral service was on October 9th, 2015 at Shalom Memorial Chapel, 760 Smithtown Bypass, Smithtown, NY 11787. Burial followed at Beth Moses Cemetery.

He was only 18 year's old when he passed away! He passed away sadly and tragically to gun violence. He will be forever missed. Rest in paradise. Justice for Richard Ares!

Mojisola Ogun
(Nee Tiamiyu)

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