1987-2015
Ashley Trevino
Lovingly memorialized by Amy Parker on September 24, 2015
Ashley marie Trevino ,27, Cherished mother, daughter, grand daughter, sister, and niece passed away suddenly early monday morning September 21, 2015.
Ashley was a loving spirit with a huge heart and was an amazing mother . Dispite the challenges she faced, Ashley had a incredible strength. She alway remained positive , had a lust for life and always lived life to its fullest .
Ashley had a generous soul and accepted people for who they were, unconditionally. She loved to laugh, was quick-witted and had a great sense of humor.
She was survived by her cherished son and loving angel, Andrew Donald Thomas and his father Derik Thomas, her long - time friend; Her mother, Cherilyn Murdock ; Siblings, Brittany (Liz), Megan, Dalton (Jordin), Savannah , Taylon, Mikayla, Marleigh and Alyssa; Grandparents, Ray and Bonnie Griffing, Gary and Diane Matravers and Tony Trevino
She was proceeded in death by her father Scott Matravers, who along with her uncle Donny, embraced her with love into heaven.
Ashley was treasured and loved and will be missed by all of her family and friends.
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Ashley was a loving spirit with a huge heart and was an amazing mother . Dispite the challenges she faced, Ashley had a incredible strength. She alway remained positive , had a lust for life and always lived life to its fullest .
Ashley had a generous soul and accepted people for who they were, unconditionally. She loved to laugh, was quick-witted and had a great sense of humor.
She was survived by her cherished son and loving angel, Andrew Donald Thomas and his father Derik Thomas, her long - time friend; Her mother, Cherilyn Murdock ; Siblings, Brittany (Liz), Megan, Dalton (Jordin), Savannah , Taylon, Mikayla, Marleigh and Alyssa; Grandparents, Ray and Bonnie Griffing, Gary and Diane Matravers and Tony Trevino
She was proceeded in death by her father Scott Matravers, who along with her uncle Donny, embraced her with love into heaven.
Ashley was treasured and loved and will be missed by all of her family and friends.
1966-2015
CHRISTOPHER MCFEELY
Lovingly memorialized by GINA MCFEELY on September 24, 2015
Born in Alliance, Ohio, Chris was the 2nd of 5 sons born to Thomas D. McFeely (deceased) and Camellia (Russell) Natale (deceased). After graduating from Alliance High School, he joined the U.S. Marine Corps and proudly served for 4 years. Chris attended The Boyd School of Travel and Business Careers in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and worked at United Airlines as a travel agent in Northern Virginia prior to moving to San Diego, California. Chris was employed as a loan officer with WJ Bradley Mortgage Capital Corporation, a Financial Specialist at Paramount Equity Mortgage, and, at the time of his death, was a Senior Loan Officer with iDirect Home Loans.
Chris was a loving and adoring father who spoke frequently of how proud he was of his daughter, Daniella. Chris was loyal to all who were blessed to call him their friend and he cherished those relationships. He had a very special bond with his brothers. When they would get together, they would spend hours reminiscing and sharing stories of their years growing up together – so many cherished memories. An avid sports fan, he enjoyed football the most and eagerly awaited the start of the season every year. He was a major fan of all Cleveland sports teams and, of course, loved The Ohio State Buckeyes. Chris was also a bit of a celebrity as he played baseball with Reese Body Shop at the age of 14 - and they won the F League State Championship. Chris enjoyed life and, with his great sense of humor, he brought laughter into all of the lives that he touched. Chris adored his nieces and nephews, and he always kept in touch by phone or Facebook. Family was very important to him.
Survivors include his daughter Daniella McFeely of San Diego, CA; brothers Thomas L. (Patricia) McFeely of Ohio, Matthew (Sherri) McFeely of Florida, Mark (Tana) McFeely of Arizona, and Michael (Christina) McFeely of Ohio; sister Julie (Scott) Rockwell of Ohio; step-father Phillip J. Natale; step-mother Connie (Seruch) McFeely; and many nieces and nephews.
In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to a fund to benefit his daughter, Daniella, in care of Navy Federal Credit Union, 10645 Tierrasanta Blvd., Suite E, San Diego, CA 92124. Please reference her name and account number 3001286420 on the memo line.
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Chris was a loving and adoring father who spoke frequently of how proud he was of his daughter, Daniella. Chris was loyal to all who were blessed to call him their friend and he cherished those relationships. He had a very special bond with his brothers. When they would get together, they would spend hours reminiscing and sharing stories of their years growing up together – so many cherished memories. An avid sports fan, he enjoyed football the most and eagerly awaited the start of the season every year. He was a major fan of all Cleveland sports teams and, of course, loved The Ohio State Buckeyes. Chris was also a bit of a celebrity as he played baseball with Reese Body Shop at the age of 14 - and they won the F League State Championship. Chris enjoyed life and, with his great sense of humor, he brought laughter into all of the lives that he touched. Chris adored his nieces and nephews, and he always kept in touch by phone or Facebook. Family was very important to him.
Survivors include his daughter Daniella McFeely of San Diego, CA; brothers Thomas L. (Patricia) McFeely of Ohio, Matthew (Sherri) McFeely of Florida, Mark (Tana) McFeely of Arizona, and Michael (Christina) McFeely of Ohio; sister Julie (Scott) Rockwell of Ohio; step-father Phillip J. Natale; step-mother Connie (Seruch) McFeely; and many nieces and nephews.
In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to a fund to benefit his daughter, Daniella, in care of Navy Federal Credit Union, 10645 Tierrasanta Blvd., Suite E, San Diego, CA 92124. Please reference her name and account number 3001286420 on the memo line.
1987-2015
1924-2015
Georgia Mae Smith
Lovingly memorialized by Gloria Wilson Moore on September 22, 2015
Georgia on my mind...
Georgia Mae Smith, born in Colquitt, Georgia on a Fall evening in 1924, was always one of the most beautiful women in whatever room she entered. Her physical beauty was surpassed only by her warm, accepting personality and openheartedness. Her laugh was infectious. Quite often, people made her laugh just to hear her famous "cackle." Everyone was welcomed into her world regardless of age, religion, gender, race or sexual orientation. Georgia loved being around a diverse group of people and was always open to new ideas and perspectives. Throughout her long life, she worked hard and played hard. She maintained lifelong friendships with many people from her community, church, and workplaces.
Although Georgia Mae was a real "Georgia Peach," she lived most of her life on the West Coast, first in Portland, Oregon and then in Oakland, California where she raised her three sons, Stanley, Freeman, and Chris on her own. Even with a limited formal education, Georgia was successful in her chosen field: cooking. She was a magnificent self-taught cook who could make everything from fine French and hearty British cuisines to the best-ever Southern fried chicken, New Orleans-style gumbo and Italian spaghetti. She was a baker, too, and was well known for her lemon meringue pies, peach cobblers, and banana pudding. She honed her skills as a chef at The Public House in Oakland, and then the Metropole Restaurant in Berkeley where she ruled the kitchen for 20 years.
She loved to gamble - cards, horse racing, casinos - and made weekend trips to Reno and the racetracks. When her baby sister, Charlene Outland, moved to Monterrey, California in the 70s, they planned and co-hosted card parties and luaus and formal events together for years. They both loved to entertain. Over the following years, the sisters became best friends; talked on the phone almost everyday and visited each other as often they could. When Charlene died in June, 2015, Georgia Mae was inconsolable.
Georgia Mae was an avid reader and she kept abreast of current events. She loved children, calla lilies, beautiful clothes, dogs, margaritas, brandy, and her own cooking. You knew it was an occasion when she broke out her favorite champagne. She loved shopping flea markets and auctions. One of her favorite sayings upon entering a room was, "Look what you could have if you ain't got nobody."
She was raised Baptist in Georgia in New Hope Baptist Church. In Oakland, she first joined the Antioch Missionary Baptist Church, and was later a member of the Lakeshore Avenue Baptist Church for nearly 30 years. But, she was fascinated by Buddhism and other Eastern religions, too. She was associated with Oakland's Perfect Liberty Church for many years. Georgia enjoyed road trips and social gatherings with members of both churches.
Georgia Mae is survived by her three adult sons, Stanley Lippitt (and his wife Bianca and their sons, Oshmin and Beethoven), Freeman Demry, Jr, and Christopher Lane, (and his former wife, Yvonne "Peaches" Lane); and by her granddaughters, Chawnette Sneed and Christin Lane; grandson, Christopher Lane; great-granddaughters, Raynette Albert, A'Nyah Ramirez, Mia Baskin, and Layah Furtado; great-grandson, Dionte' Robinson, and great-great granddaughter, Bailey Rae Albert. Georgia Mae is survived by several nieces, nephews and cousins. She was especially close to her niece, Gloria Wilson Moore, who she treated like her daughter, and her great-niece, Amber Moore, who she named. Other members of Georgia Mae's extended family who survive her include Walter Lane and Freeman Demry, Sr. She is preceded in death by loved ones who will welcome her home including her mother, Pearl Singletary and her father, Richard Calhoun; her siblings John Lee Cook, Dora Mae Brantley, Charlene Outland, L.C. Singletary, Wilmer Singletary, and Waddell Sales, Joseph Calhoun, Patricia Calhoun and Lawson Calhoun; and life-long friends including Ad Lippitt.
One of Georgia Mae's long-time best friends, Michael Kretowicz, says of her, "Georgia touched the lives of so many people. I think about her life in Georgia and how she became a woman who cared so deeply about her family and her friends. She was never selfish. She was a beautiful soul who acknowledged people. And she could put you in your place, if you needed it. Thank all of the Gods of the universe for Georgia Mae Smith. She was more than a friend. She was a generous, smart woman who made our lives beautiful."
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Georgia Mae Smith, born in Colquitt, Georgia on a Fall evening in 1924, was always one of the most beautiful women in whatever room she entered. Her physical beauty was surpassed only by her warm, accepting personality and openheartedness. Her laugh was infectious. Quite often, people made her laugh just to hear her famous "cackle." Everyone was welcomed into her world regardless of age, religion, gender, race or sexual orientation. Georgia loved being around a diverse group of people and was always open to new ideas and perspectives. Throughout her long life, she worked hard and played hard. She maintained lifelong friendships with many people from her community, church, and workplaces.
Although Georgia Mae was a real "Georgia Peach," she lived most of her life on the West Coast, first in Portland, Oregon and then in Oakland, California where she raised her three sons, Stanley, Freeman, and Chris on her own. Even with a limited formal education, Georgia was successful in her chosen field: cooking. She was a magnificent self-taught cook who could make everything from fine French and hearty British cuisines to the best-ever Southern fried chicken, New Orleans-style gumbo and Italian spaghetti. She was a baker, too, and was well known for her lemon meringue pies, peach cobblers, and banana pudding. She honed her skills as a chef at The Public House in Oakland, and then the Metropole Restaurant in Berkeley where she ruled the kitchen for 20 years.
She loved to gamble - cards, horse racing, casinos - and made weekend trips to Reno and the racetracks. When her baby sister, Charlene Outland, moved to Monterrey, California in the 70s, they planned and co-hosted card parties and luaus and formal events together for years. They both loved to entertain. Over the following years, the sisters became best friends; talked on the phone almost everyday and visited each other as often they could. When Charlene died in June, 2015, Georgia Mae was inconsolable.
Georgia Mae was an avid reader and she kept abreast of current events. She loved children, calla lilies, beautiful clothes, dogs, margaritas, brandy, and her own cooking. You knew it was an occasion when she broke out her favorite champagne. She loved shopping flea markets and auctions. One of her favorite sayings upon entering a room was, "Look what you could have if you ain't got nobody."
She was raised Baptist in Georgia in New Hope Baptist Church. In Oakland, she first joined the Antioch Missionary Baptist Church, and was later a member of the Lakeshore Avenue Baptist Church for nearly 30 years. But, she was fascinated by Buddhism and other Eastern religions, too. She was associated with Oakland's Perfect Liberty Church for many years. Georgia enjoyed road trips and social gatherings with members of both churches.
Georgia Mae is survived by her three adult sons, Stanley Lippitt (and his wife Bianca and their sons, Oshmin and Beethoven), Freeman Demry, Jr, and Christopher Lane, (and his former wife, Yvonne "Peaches" Lane); and by her granddaughters, Chawnette Sneed and Christin Lane; grandson, Christopher Lane; great-granddaughters, Raynette Albert, A'Nyah Ramirez, Mia Baskin, and Layah Furtado; great-grandson, Dionte' Robinson, and great-great granddaughter, Bailey Rae Albert. Georgia Mae is survived by several nieces, nephews and cousins. She was especially close to her niece, Gloria Wilson Moore, who she treated like her daughter, and her great-niece, Amber Moore, who she named. Other members of Georgia Mae's extended family who survive her include Walter Lane and Freeman Demry, Sr. She is preceded in death by loved ones who will welcome her home including her mother, Pearl Singletary and her father, Richard Calhoun; her siblings John Lee Cook, Dora Mae Brantley, Charlene Outland, L.C. Singletary, Wilmer Singletary, and Waddell Sales, Joseph Calhoun, Patricia Calhoun and Lawson Calhoun; and life-long friends including Ad Lippitt.
One of Georgia Mae's long-time best friends, Michael Kretowicz, says of her, "Georgia touched the lives of so many people. I think about her life in Georgia and how she became a woman who cared so deeply about her family and her friends. She was never selfish. She was a beautiful soul who acknowledged people. And she could put you in your place, if you needed it. Thank all of the Gods of the universe for Georgia Mae Smith. She was more than a friend. She was a generous, smart woman who made our lives beautiful."
1919-2015
Charlotte Spencer
Lovingly memorialized by Robert Tobey on September 22, 2015
Charlotte Spencer died in Cox Medical Center on September 20, 2015 in Springfield, MO due to complications of the brain hemorrhaging. She was 96.
Ms. Spencer was born on September 5, 1919 in North Little Rock, AR to her parents, Mary and William Taylor. She graduated from North Little Rock High School. She married Charles Spencer in 1941. The Spencers moved to Springfield where Charles worked as a High School Coach and Susan taught the middle school. She retired in 1986 and dedicated her remaining time to educating and caring for her grandchildren, as knitting, sewing, and dancing.
Ms. Spencer was a patient and supportive teacher with a passion for literacy and the arts. Inspiring creativity and dedication in others was her life-long goal.
Ms. Spencer is survived by her son James Spencer of North Little Rock, AR; her daughters, Janice and Helen Spencer; her sisters, Claire and Ruth Spencer; her brother Richard Spencer and three grandchildren. She is preceded in death by her husband, William Spencer.
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Ms. Spencer was born on September 5, 1919 in North Little Rock, AR to her parents, Mary and William Taylor. She graduated from North Little Rock High School. She married Charles Spencer in 1941. The Spencers moved to Springfield where Charles worked as a High School Coach and Susan taught the middle school. She retired in 1986 and dedicated her remaining time to educating and caring for her grandchildren, as knitting, sewing, and dancing.
Ms. Spencer was a patient and supportive teacher with a passion for literacy and the arts. Inspiring creativity and dedication in others was her life-long goal.
Ms. Spencer is survived by her son James Spencer of North Little Rock, AR; her daughters, Janice and Helen Spencer; her sisters, Claire and Ruth Spencer; her brother Richard Spencer and three grandchildren. She is preceded in death by her husband, William Spencer.
1937-2014
Agnes Vande Burgt
Lovingly memorialized by Diane Vande Burgt on September 21, 2015
Agnes M. Vande Burgt, Little Chute, age 76, died Friday January 17, 2014 battling Alzheimer’s Disease at Appleton Health Care Center. She was born in Kaukauna, Wisconsin on May 5, 1937 to the late Antone and Josephine (Meulemans) Verhasselt. Agnes married Clayton Vande Burgt on August 22, 1959 at Holy Cross Parish. She worked at Riverview Sanatorium and retired from Parkview Health Center in Oshkosh in 1999. Agnes enjoyed cooking, sewing, making crafts, traveling and spending time with her family. She will be loved and missed by many. Her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren will love and miss her dearly. Agnes was also a member of St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church.
Agnes is survived by her five children, 19 grandchildren and over 15 great-grandchildren. Her children as follows; Dan (Diane) Vande Burgt, residing in Indiana, Theresa (Keith) Wolle, residing in Clarksville, TN, David Vande Burgt, residing in Colorado, Diane (Tom) Vande Burgt, residing in Beaufort, SC and (Doris (Jeff) Vandenberg, residing in Hortonville, Wi,
Grandchildren include; Sabrina Stanley, Amber Rich, Bonnie Rich, Paul Rich, Jo Ellen Fambrough, Erica Wolle, Carrie Krause, Jeffrey and Antone Vandenberg, Thomas Camron, Belton and Kevin Johnson, Destiny and Clayton Vande Burgt, Amber, Jessica and Conner Vande Burgt.
Great grandchildren; Tyler Stanley, Aylsia Stanly, Ashley Stanley, Raven Johnson, Dominic Johnson, Holly Rich, Gavin Stevenson, Katherine Rich, Henry Rich, Steven Fambrough, Abigail Fambrough, Elliot Johnson, Ethan, Evan and Aydan Krause
Siblings: Len (Joyce), Jim (Marilyn), Joe (Joanne), Earl (Dolly), Fr. Dave and Tom(Terri) Verhasselt, Rose (Gerry) Vande Burgt, Dorothy (Ted) Vosters and Pat (Bill) Brockman; and sisters and brothers-in-law: Evie Verhasselt, Rose Seegers, Joanne (Louis) Bellin, Gloria (Merle) Verhagen and Duane (Shirley) Vande Burgt. She is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
In addition to her parents, Agnes was preceded in death by her siblings: Bob Verhasselt, Betty (Rich) Van Zeeland and infant twins; and sisters and brothers-in-law: Elizabeth Verhasselt, Clarence Seegers and Virgil (Beth) Vande Burgt.
Special thanks to Appleton Health Care for taking such great care of Agnes during her end of life.
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Agnes is survived by her five children, 19 grandchildren and over 15 great-grandchildren. Her children as follows; Dan (Diane) Vande Burgt, residing in Indiana, Theresa (Keith) Wolle, residing in Clarksville, TN, David Vande Burgt, residing in Colorado, Diane (Tom) Vande Burgt, residing in Beaufort, SC and (Doris (Jeff) Vandenberg, residing in Hortonville, Wi,
Grandchildren include; Sabrina Stanley, Amber Rich, Bonnie Rich, Paul Rich, Jo Ellen Fambrough, Erica Wolle, Carrie Krause, Jeffrey and Antone Vandenberg, Thomas Camron, Belton and Kevin Johnson, Destiny and Clayton Vande Burgt, Amber, Jessica and Conner Vande Burgt.
Great grandchildren; Tyler Stanley, Aylsia Stanly, Ashley Stanley, Raven Johnson, Dominic Johnson, Holly Rich, Gavin Stevenson, Katherine Rich, Henry Rich, Steven Fambrough, Abigail Fambrough, Elliot Johnson, Ethan, Evan and Aydan Krause
Siblings: Len (Joyce), Jim (Marilyn), Joe (Joanne), Earl (Dolly), Fr. Dave and Tom(Terri) Verhasselt, Rose (Gerry) Vande Burgt, Dorothy (Ted) Vosters and Pat (Bill) Brockman; and sisters and brothers-in-law: Evie Verhasselt, Rose Seegers, Joanne (Louis) Bellin, Gloria (Merle) Verhagen and Duane (Shirley) Vande Burgt. She is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
In addition to her parents, Agnes was preceded in death by her siblings: Bob Verhasselt, Betty (Rich) Van Zeeland and infant twins; and sisters and brothers-in-law: Elizabeth Verhasselt, Clarence Seegers and Virgil (Beth) Vande Burgt.
Special thanks to Appleton Health Care for taking such great care of Agnes during her end of life.
1935-2015
Clayton Vande Burgt
Lovingly memorialized by Diane Vande Burgt on September 21, 2015
Clayton John Vande Burgt, Little Chute, age 80, died Tuesday September 8, 2015 after being diagnosed in July 2015 with Liver failure. He was born in Little Chute on February 27, 1935 to the late John and Antoinette (Van Ryte) Vande Burgt. He proudly served in the Army from 1955-1958.
Clayton married Agnes Verhasselt at Holy Cross Parish on August 22, 1959. Together, they enjoyed traveling and spending time together. She preceded him in death on January 17, 2014.
Clayton was a truck driver for over 40 years, officially retiring from Van Groll Trucking in 2005. He was a member of St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church and the Knights of Columbus Council 4489.
Clayton collected farm toys and enjoyed taking care of his yard. He will be loved and missed by many. His children, grandchildren and great grandchildren will love and miss him dearly.
Clayton is survived by his five children, 19 grandchildren and over 15 great-grandchildren. His children as follows; Dan (Diane) Vande Burgt, residing in Indiana, Theresa (Keith) Wolle, residing in Clarksville, TN, David Vande Burgt, residing in Colorado, Diane (Tom) Vande Burgt, residing in Beaufort, SC and Doris (Jeff) Vandenberg, residing in Hortonville, Wi, Grandchildren include; Sabrina Stanley, Amber Rich, Bonnie Rich, Paul Rich, Jo Ellen Fambrough, Erica Wolle, Carrie Krause, Jeffrey and Antone Vandenberg, Thomas E Johnson, Camron Clayton Johnson, Belton M Johnson and Kevin H Johnson, Destiny A and Clayton R Vande Burgt, Amber, Jessica and Conner Vande Burgt.
Great grandchildren; Tyler Stanley, Aylsia Stanly, Ashley Stanley, Raven Johnson, Dominic Johnson, Holly Rich, Gavin Stevenson, Katherine Rich, Henry Rich, Steven Fambrough, Abigail Fambrough, Elliot Johnson, Ethan, Evan and Aydan Krause
Siblings of Clayton include: Rose Seegers, Gerald (Rosie) Vande Burgt, Gloria (Merle) Verhagen and Duane (Shirley) Vande Burgt; and brothers and sisters-in-law: Louis Bellin, Joyce, Jim (Marilyn), Joe (Joanne), Earl (Dolly), Fr. Dave and Tom (Terri) Verhasselt, Dorothy (Ted) Vosters, Pat (Bill) Brockman and Evie Verhasselt. He is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
In addition to his parents and wife Agnes, Clayton was preceded in death by his sister, Joan Bellin; brother, Virgil (Beth) Vande Burgt; 2 infant siblings; brothers-in-law, Clarence Seegers, Len and Bob Verhasselt; and sisters-in-law: Betty (Rich) Van Zeeland and Elizabeth Verhasselt.
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Clayton married Agnes Verhasselt at Holy Cross Parish on August 22, 1959. Together, they enjoyed traveling and spending time together. She preceded him in death on January 17, 2014.
Clayton was a truck driver for over 40 years, officially retiring from Van Groll Trucking in 2005. He was a member of St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church and the Knights of Columbus Council 4489.
Clayton collected farm toys and enjoyed taking care of his yard. He will be loved and missed by many. His children, grandchildren and great grandchildren will love and miss him dearly.
Clayton is survived by his five children, 19 grandchildren and over 15 great-grandchildren. His children as follows; Dan (Diane) Vande Burgt, residing in Indiana, Theresa (Keith) Wolle, residing in Clarksville, TN, David Vande Burgt, residing in Colorado, Diane (Tom) Vande Burgt, residing in Beaufort, SC and Doris (Jeff) Vandenberg, residing in Hortonville, Wi, Grandchildren include; Sabrina Stanley, Amber Rich, Bonnie Rich, Paul Rich, Jo Ellen Fambrough, Erica Wolle, Carrie Krause, Jeffrey and Antone Vandenberg, Thomas E Johnson, Camron Clayton Johnson, Belton M Johnson and Kevin H Johnson, Destiny A and Clayton R Vande Burgt, Amber, Jessica and Conner Vande Burgt.
Great grandchildren; Tyler Stanley, Aylsia Stanly, Ashley Stanley, Raven Johnson, Dominic Johnson, Holly Rich, Gavin Stevenson, Katherine Rich, Henry Rich, Steven Fambrough, Abigail Fambrough, Elliot Johnson, Ethan, Evan and Aydan Krause
Siblings of Clayton include: Rose Seegers, Gerald (Rosie) Vande Burgt, Gloria (Merle) Verhagen and Duane (Shirley) Vande Burgt; and brothers and sisters-in-law: Louis Bellin, Joyce, Jim (Marilyn), Joe (Joanne), Earl (Dolly), Fr. Dave and Tom (Terri) Verhasselt, Dorothy (Ted) Vosters, Pat (Bill) Brockman and Evie Verhasselt. He is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
In addition to his parents and wife Agnes, Clayton was preceded in death by his sister, Joan Bellin; brother, Virgil (Beth) Vande Burgt; 2 infant siblings; brothers-in-law, Clarence Seegers, Len and Bob Verhasselt; and sisters-in-law: Betty (Rich) Van Zeeland and Elizabeth Verhasselt.
1927-2015
1941
1963-2015
Adolfo Garza
Lovingly memorialized by Rosa Garza Vasquez on September 19, 2015
Adolfo Garza, (Garzita) 52, left this earth to rejoin with his father in Heaven on September 14, 2015 after an arduous battle with a long illness.
He was born to Marina Garza homemaker and the late Jose Garza, Hotel Garza Manager in Laredo, TX. He was blessed with a large and loving family. He is survived by his Mother Marina Garza and his brothers and sisters: Jesus Garza, Minerva Garza, Ofelia Guzman, Fernando Garza, Lucinda Garza, Jose Garza Jr., Lourdes Pedraza, Margarita Morales, Norberto Garza, Guadalupe Garza-Brown and Ana Garza.
Adolfo was a free spirit. He lived his life the way he wanted to. No one could tell him where to live, what to do, or what was best for him. He loved to joke and make people laugh. He loved to give people gifts. He would give you the shirt of his back if you needed it. He is remembered as a fun, loving, flirtatious, a big kid in a man's body.
Adolfo worked many years for a Car dealership as a car detailer. He was known as being very meticulous and as having a great attention to detail.
Adolfo will be buried at the Evergreen Cemetery at 11:00 AM,on September 23, 2015.
I’m Free
Don’t grieve for me, for now I’m free.
I’m following the path God has laid you see.
I took His hand when I heard Him call.
I turned my back and left it all.
I could not stay another day `
To laugh, to love, to work, or play.
Tasks left undone must stay that way.
I found that peace at the close of day.
If my parting has left a void,
Then fill it with remembered joys.
A friendship shared, a laugh, a kiss
Oh yes, these things I too will miss.
Be not burdened with times of sorrow.
I wish you the sunshine of tomorrow.
My life’s been full, I savored much.
Good friends, good times, a loved one’s touch.
Perhaps my time seemed all too brief.
Don’t lengthen it now with undue grief.
Lift up your hearts and peace to thee.
God wanted me now; He set me free.
Unknown author.
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https://www.plumfund.com/memorial-fund/memorial-fund-for-adolfo-garzita
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He was born to Marina Garza homemaker and the late Jose Garza, Hotel Garza Manager in Laredo, TX. He was blessed with a large and loving family. He is survived by his Mother Marina Garza and his brothers and sisters: Jesus Garza, Minerva Garza, Ofelia Guzman, Fernando Garza, Lucinda Garza, Jose Garza Jr., Lourdes Pedraza, Margarita Morales, Norberto Garza, Guadalupe Garza-Brown and Ana Garza.
Adolfo was a free spirit. He lived his life the way he wanted to. No one could tell him where to live, what to do, or what was best for him. He loved to joke and make people laugh. He loved to give people gifts. He would give you the shirt of his back if you needed it. He is remembered as a fun, loving, flirtatious, a big kid in a man's body.
Adolfo worked many years for a Car dealership as a car detailer. He was known as being very meticulous and as having a great attention to detail.
Adolfo will be buried at the Evergreen Cemetery at 11:00 AM,on September 23, 2015.
I’m Free
Don’t grieve for me, for now I’m free.
I’m following the path God has laid you see.
I took His hand when I heard Him call.
I turned my back and left it all.
I could not stay another day `
To laugh, to love, to work, or play.
Tasks left undone must stay that way.
I found that peace at the close of day.
If my parting has left a void,
Then fill it with remembered joys.
A friendship shared, a laugh, a kiss
Oh yes, these things I too will miss.
Be not burdened with times of sorrow.
I wish you the sunshine of tomorrow.
My life’s been full, I savored much.
Good friends, good times, a loved one’s touch.
Perhaps my time seemed all too brief.
Don’t lengthen it now with undue grief.
Lift up your hearts and peace to thee.
God wanted me now; He set me free.
Unknown author.
Memorial Fund
https://www.plumfund.com/memorial-fund/memorial-fund-for-adolfo-garzita
