Obituaries from the Kern Valley Sun newspaper, Volume XII, 1995, Part 74

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favorite time of year was the springtime. She was a tre- mendous gardener. But most importantly, Evelyn was a loving mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother. She dearly loved her family and always stood by them. Along with her family, she also had a wonderful loving relation- ship with her dogs and espe- cially her pig. Sadly, after 47 years of marriage to her ador- ing husband Wendell, he passed away in the evening hours of Sept. 15, 1998. Evelyn stayed strong for her family and continued on bravely. Unfortunately, she too fell ill and she passed away on March 14, 2002. Graveside funeral services were on March 20, 2002 at the Kern River Valley Cem- etery in Wofford Heights. Pastor Dan Hellyer of the Christian Assembly of Moun- tain Mesa is presiding. Evelyn will be truly missed by all those who knew and loved her.

Evelyn J. Lane is survived by her children, Wendy Sanders of Washington state; Martin Lane of Chino, Calif .; Valoree Morris of Dia- mond Bar, Calif .; and Scott Lane of Anchorage, Alaska. Also surviving her are her grandchildren Martin Lane, Jr. of Los Angeles; Adam Sanders of Kernville; Amber Donaldson of Oregon; Travis Lane of Anchorage; Dillion Lane of Anchorage; Scot Lane Jr. of Anchorage; Jenna Morris of Diamond Bar; and Riley Morris of Diamond Bar. Evelyn is also survived by two great-grandchildren.

Services were arranged by Valley Mortuary of Lake Isabella.

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 2002

Orville "Snuffy" Welcher

Orville "Snuffy" Welcher, born Feb. 25, 1914, passed away at Kern Valley Skilled Nursing Facility on March 22, 2002. He is survived by his brother, John Welcher of Colton; his sister Imo Ryan of San Juan Capistrano; his son, John E. Welcher and daughter- in-law Darlene Welcher of Southlake; and daughter Joann Taylor of Bodfish; 10 grandkids; many great- grandkids; several great- great-grandkids; and many nieces and nephews.

He was born in Panama, Ark., raised in Oklahoma, and then moved to Califor- nia when he was about 17. He was involved in racing at Muroc and Mirage dry lakes with his brother John, Vic Edelbrock, the Miller Brothers, Roy Richter and many other friends. He was an avid motorcycle rider starting out in 1932 on an Indian Scout and Harleys. He worked at Douglas Air- craft in Tool and Design during the Second World War. After the war he worked as a mechanic for several years, then started his oil field contracting busi- ness called Welcher Hy- draulics in the Los Angeles area. He retired and moved to the Los Angeles area in 1967. He was also, in his later years, a member of

the Over-the-Hill Motor- cycle Club here in the Val- ley and stopped riding when he was 81. He was also Amateur Radio Operator WA6TGP. We know that he is going to be missed by family and friends. He be- lieved in the Word of God that says, "to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord Jesus Christ." All the family would like to thank Dr. Finstad, Kern Val- ley Acute Care and the Kern Valley Skilled Nursing Fa- cility for their kind care. There will be. no services per Dad's request.

Arrangements by Valley Mortuary in Lake Isabella.

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 2002

Robert Hans Bredal

Private services were held at Rose Hills Memorial Park on March 27, 2002 for Rob- ert Hans Bredal, who passed away March 21, 2002 in La- guna Hills, Calif, of cancer and pneumonia.

Bob was born Nov. 10, 1920 in Chicago. He at- tended Valparaiso University from 1939 until June of 1942, majoring in accounting. His college degree was put on hold when he enlisted in the Coast Guard in June 1942 during World War II. After his discharge in 1946, he mar- ried his sweetheart, Dorothy, and completed his last year of college at Valparaiso, graduating in June of 1947. Together, Bob and Dorothy moved to California and he worked for Peat Marwick Mitchell in San Francisco. They bought a home in San Lorenzo and had one daugh- ter, Pamela. In 1957, he be- came a Certified Public Ac- countant.

Eventually, Bob moved his family to Pasadena, Calif. to go into business for himself. His dad worked alongside him and they enjoyed many years together. Later, after taking many weekend trips to Lake Isabella, he and Dor- othy decided to move there and Bob closed his Pasa- dena office and opened his own CPA firm in Wofford Heights.

He became involveu in many civic and community or- ganizations- the American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, the Exchange Club, the Kem Valley Elks, the Rod and Gun Club and the Masons. He often held the office of trea- surer because he had a way with numbers. Bob also volun- teered his help with VITA (Vol- unteer Income Tax Assistance) where he taught people howto help others prepare their in- come tax retums. This was especially helpful for those in the lower income tax bracket. Bob and Dorothy also became involved with the CB group. He was known as "Calculator" (naturally) and Dorothy was "Blue Eyes."

Over the years, he loved listening to his many record albums, working on his stamp and coin collections, fishing (when he had the time) and playing golf. He enjoyed the game of Cribbage and let's not forget dominoes. And he read anything by Louis L'Amour.

Bob "officially" retired in September 1993, but you could still find him busy at his office. Retirement never seemed to suit him. When Dorothy passed away in Au- gust 1999, Bob remained in their home. They had been married for 53 years. He was not accustomed to being alone, but he wanted to re- main in "God's Country," as he called his home in the Valley.

When he suffered a stroke in October 2000, it affected his right side and it became clear that the time had come for him to move closer to his daughter and her family in Orange County. He lived in Villa Valencia, a lovely Skilled Nursing Facility in Laguna Hills, and he adjusted to his new life there. He was con- fined to a wheelchair, but it never stopped him from join- ing in the various activities they provided.

In the fall of 2001 it was discovered that he had oral cancer. He was very coura- geous throughout his fight against the disease and the side effects of the radiation, but a cure was not meant to be. Pneumonia eventually took his life. His family was with him when he passed away peacefully into God's loving arms. It comforts us to know he is in Heaven with Jesus.

Bob will always be remem- bered in our hearts as a man with integrity, a loving dad and grandfather, a good friend to all he met and a terrific CPA. He leaves be- hind his daughter and son- in-law Pam and John Lin- coln and his grandson An- drew, all of Lake Forest, Calif .; and his wife's sister and her husband, Sandra and Vern Domeier of Boise, Idaho. We will miss him very much.

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 2002

Faye Juanita Goff

Faye Juanita Goff was born April 10, 1920 in Kellyville, Okla. Faye moved to Lake Isabella with her husband Barnie Goff in 1969. Faye was a member of the VFW in Lake Isabella and was also a member of the Eagles in Mountain Mesa. Also she belonged to the Bodfish Beamers. Faye was preceded in death by her husband Barnie Goff; her son Rodney Guy; three broth- ers (one of whom passed away 12 hours before her); and two sisters. Faye leaves behind many loved ones- two daughters, Larue Alegria of Lancaster and Katherine Maloney of Bakersfield; nephews Rob- ert Jones, Craig Maxwell, Virgil Maxwell, Spencer Jones and Dale McMillan; nieces Carrie Pedroza, Teresa Williams, Tawanna Cecil, Debbie Jones and Reba Westreicher. Faye loved to fish and she loved to care for her lovely roses. Faye entered eternal life on March 21, 2002 at the

Skilled Nursing Facility In Kern Valley Hospital, with her niece Tawanna Cecil by her side. Faye had lived at the nursing home for three years. Faye will be greatly missed.

Services entrusted to the care of the Lake Isabella Funeral Home, family owned and operated.

To Those I Love And To Those Who Love Me

When I am gone, release me and let me go.

I have so many things to see and do.

You mustn't tie yourself to me with tears.

Be happy that we had so many years.

I gave you my love,

You can only guess how much you gave me in happi- ness.

Thank you for the love you each have shown,

but now it's time that I traveled alone. So grieve awhile for me if grief you must, .

then let your grief be com- fort by trust.

It's only for awhile that we must part,

So bless the memories within your heart.

I won't be far away, for life goes on.

So if you need me, call and I will come.

Though you can't see me

or touch me I'll be near,

And if you listen with your heart you'll hear,

All my love around you soft and clear.

And then, when you must come this way alone,

I'll greet you with a smile and say, "Welcome home."

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 2002

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Edward Louis Zingelewicz

Graveside services were held March 30, 2002 at Kern River Valley Cemetery for Edward Louis Zingelewicz who passed away in Moun- tain Mesa after a long ill- ness. Edward was born March 11, 1929 in Erie, Pa. He and his wife moved to the Kern Valley in 1994 af- ter retiring from the motion picture business. He worked as a set painter for 30 years and was known as "Killer."

He enjoyed gardening and fishing and "Our Place" to have a beer with his friends.

Edward is survived by his wife of 50 years, Janice; son and daughter-in-law Dan and Carolyn Zingelewicz of Canyon Country; daughter and hus- band Candice and Larry Watson of Agoura Hills; seven grandchildren; one great-granddaughter; brother and sister-in-law Frank and Mary Zingelewicz of Erie, Pa .; brother and sis-

ter-in-law Steph and Aderline Zingelewicz of Erie, Pa .; sister and hus- band Gladys and Al Barcynski of Erie, Pa .; sis- ter and husband Jean and Bob Olszewski of Los Alamitos, Calif .; and sev- eral nieces and nephews.

Arrangements were made with Valley Mortuary of Lake Isabella.

Mary Elizabeth Gerald

A memorial Mass is scheduled for today, April 3, 2002, at 11 a.m. at St. Jude's Catholic Church in Wofford Heights for Mary Elizabeth Gerald, who passed away on March 26, 2002. A second memorial Mass is scheduled for April 5, 2002 at 10 a.m. at St. Anthony of Padua in Gardena, Calif.

Mary was born on Oct. 19, 1921 in Grand Junc- tion, Colo. to her parents Joseph and Louisa. After high school, Mary spent some time in college pick- ing up some of the skills she would need for her fu- ture career.

Mary moved to Califor- nia and began working for the Walt Disney Studios as an illustrator/animator and then at Warner Brothers Studios. She worked on Fritz Freleng's animation team as an assistant ani- mator bringing the "Looney Tunes" characters to life. Mary's hand helped bring Bugs Bunny and many other favorites into our homes.

Mary met and later mar- ried the love of her life, Ray Gerald. As much as she loved being a part of ani-

mation history, Mary gave up her little piece of "Ameri- cana" to become a loving wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. She chose to devote all her time to building her family and raising them the right way Being the matriarch of her family did not extinguish the creative flair that dwelled inside her. Mary continued to work in her own private studio and became very active in her church.

After moving to the Kern River Valley in 1994, Mary became highly involved at i.Jude's Catholic Church, where she became an ar- 'istic painter. Anything the råther would ask her to design/paint, she would take on wholeheartedly, and create it with style and elegance.

Mary is survived by her daughter and son-in-law Lisa and Fred Clifton of Wofford Heights; son and daughter-in-law Jay and Carli Gerald of New York; grandchildren Sarah Bean of Lakewood, Calif .; Samantha and Katie Clifton of Wofford Heights; and two great-grandchildren, Rosalie and Vincent Bean of Lakewood, Calif. Mary is preceded in passing by her loving husband of 44 years, Ray Gerald.

Mary was a wonderful woman who has given so much to us all and has gone to be with the Lord. She will be truly missed by all of her loving family and special friends and by all who knew · and loved her.

Arrangements were by Valley Mortuary of Lake Isa- bella.

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 2002

Robert S. Mackenzie

Funeral services were held at the First Baptist Church in Taft on March 22, 2002 for Wofford Heights resident Robert S. Mackenzie, 70. Mr. Mackenzie was born in Decatur, Ill. on Sept. 8, 1931 and passed away on March 19, 2002 at a Bakersfield hospital. Mr. Mackenzie came to Wofford Heights in : 1989 and managed the Jessie James Trailer Park for many years. Mr. Mackenzie was preceded in death by his wife, Diane Mackenzie. His survivors include his son, Brian Scott Mackenzie of Bishop; his sister, Joy Lamb of Illinois; his two daughters, Katherine Tyson of Bakers- field and Victoria Chavez of La Crescenta; his six grand- children and three great- grandchildren.

Services were under the direction of the Erickson & Brown Funeral Home in Taft.

Lucy Ethelyn Cross

Lucy Ethelyn Cross was born on Jan. 12, 1908 and passed away on March 25, 2002.

Lucy was a 13-year resi- dent of the Kern River Val- ley. The last four years she resided at the Skilled Nurs- ing Facility at Kern Valley Hospital. Her big smile was because of Doug, Bruce, Keith and Buelah and good friend Myrtle.

Lucy's loving marriage of 62 years was ended in 1995 with the death of her hus- band, Richard.

She was the proud mom of seven, grandma of 19 and great-grandma of 20. Hertwo oldest sons preceded her in death.

Survivors include her chil- dren, Richard (June) Cross of Lake Isabella, Maudee Akers of Burbank, Helen Bright of Seneca, S.C., Rob- ert (Verna) Cross of Hutchinson, Kan. and Victor (Jan) Cross of Buhler, Kan.

Graveside services were held at the Kem River Val- ley Cemetery in Wofford Heights on March 27, 2002. Officiating was Pastor Preston North of the Mt. View Baptist Church.

Rest in peace, "ol' Mom." We will miss you.

Karl A. Hanson

Karl A. Hanson was born April 21, 1928 and passed away on March 18, 2002.

Karl was bom in Osco, III. to his parents, Alice and Gustaf Hanson. He was one of five children- sister Nora Mae and three brothers, Albert, Ralph and Robert. He attended schools in Osco, Woodhull and Moline, Ill. He served in the U.S. Maritime Service in 1945 and the U.S. Army from 1946 to 1948. He married Ann Churchill from East Moline in 1947. Ann predeceased him in Decem- ber 1997. They were blessed with four children -- daugh- ters Julie and Kathy and sons Kirk and Kelly, as well as several grandchildren. After his honorable discharge from the Army he and his family resided in Rock Island, III. prior to moving to California in 1952. His working career required him to travel exten- sively in the United States as well as, for two years, during 1958 and 1959, in Europe primarily Italy, Austria and Switzerland. He and Ann moved to Bodfish in 1987 for their retirement years. One of his regrets was that his work required so much travel that he couldn't spend as much time with his family, during his children's "grow- ing up" years, and friends as he would have preferred. However, he did feel privi- leged to have made so many good acquaintances and a few very dear friends during his travels. He preferred that everyone thinks of him as "just traveling" again, this time on his trip to etemity.

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 2002

Daniel John Kornoff

Daniel John Komoff, 53, passed away on March 29, 2002 at San Joaquin Hospi- tal in Bakersfield. Services were held April 4, 2002 in Los Angeles.

Daniel was born in Oceanside, Calif. on March 14, 1949. He had lived in the Kem River Valley for the past three years and was em- ployed by Thomas Refuse of Lake Isabella where he was operations manager.

Daniel belonged to car clubs such as the Kem Val- ley Cruisers.

Daniel is survived by his parents John and Vera Komoff of Vista, Calif .; his companion, Mary Leavitt of Lake Isabella; and loving friends John, Jerry and James Grose and James and Jay Leavitt and son and daughter Nathan and Natalie, all of Washington state. He is also survived by brothers Jay of Wyoming, Jim of Los Ange- les, Harry of Australia and Billy of Arizona.

Daniel loved his job and employers at Thomas Refuse. He loved living in Lake Isabella. Daniel fought a very courageous battle with cancer for the last seven months. He was a very lov- ing, caring and giving man. He will be sadly missed. he is at home with Jesus. Rest in peace, my love, until we meet again.

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 2002

Orville "Snuffy" Welcher

Orville "Snuffy" Welcher, born Feb. 25, 1914, passed away at Kern Valley Skilled Nursing Facility on March 22, 2002. He is survived by his brother, John Welcher of Colton; his sister Imo Ryan of San Juan Capistrano; his son, John E. Welcher and daughter-in-law Darlene Welcher of Southlake; daughter Joann Taylor of Bodfish; 10 grandkids; many great-grandkids; several great-great-grandkids; and many nieces and nephews.

He was born in Panama, Ark., raised in Oklahoma, and then moved to Califor- nia when he was about 17. He was involved in racing at Muroc and Mirage dry lakes with his brother John, Vic Edelbrock, the Miller Broth- ers, Roy Richter and many other friends. He was an avid motorcycle rider starting out in 1932 on an Indian Scout and Harleys. He worked at Douglas Aircraft in Tool and Design during the Second World War. After the war he worked as a mechanic for several years, then started his oil field contracting busi- ness called Welcher Hydrau- lics in the Los Angeles area. He retired and moved to the Kern River Valley in 1967. He was also, in his later years, a member of the Over- the-Hill Motorcycle Club here in the Valley and stopped riding when he was 81. He was also Amateur Radio Op- erator WA6TGP. We know that he is going to be missed by family and friends. He be-

lieved in the Word of God that says, "to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord Jesus Christ." All the family would like to thank Dr. Finstad, Kern Val- ley Acute Care and the Kern Valley Skilled Nursing Facil- ity for their kind care. There will be no services per Dad's request.

Arrangements by Valley Mortuary in Lake Isabella.

Jerry Wayne Phipps

Memorial services were held April 9, 2002 in the Chapel of Memories in Norwalk, Calif. for Jerry Wayne Phipps of Wofford Heights, who passed away March 30, 2002. He was 59.

Jerry is survived by his wife of 38 years, Barbara; daughters Shara-Lea Phipps of Cleburne, Texas, and Kathleen Patterson and husband John of Victorville, Calif .; mother-in-law Eleanor Gritton of Mountain Mesa who called him "my boy;" and his faithful dog, Jake.

In Jerry's passing he leaves behind many family and friends who will always remember him as the man whose favorite words were "I can fix that"- and he usu- ally did.

Jerry will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved him.

Robin Ann Condon

Robin Ann Condon was bom on Dec. 15, 1953 and passed away on April 2,

2002.

Robin was a resident of Wofford Heights for three years. She and her hus- band, Thomas Condon Jr., were married for 30 years this past February. She was the proud mother of five chil- dren and grandmother of seven. Her father, Robert Bird, preceded her in death in 1970 and her youngest daughter, Lauren Michelle Condon, in 1991.

She is survived by her loving husband, Thomas Condon Jr .; son Thomas Condon III; daughters Carie. Condon, Julie Condon and Kimberlie Gagnon. Grand- children include Jacob, Sara, Joshua, Hailei, Tayler, Ashley and Garrett. Robin is also survived by her mother, Mary Bird; sisters Connie Sevaatasi, Nina Briggs and Sherri Bird; and brothers Lynn Bird and Rob- ert Bird.

She was loved by us all. We will miss her and share her memories for years to come.

A memorial service was held April 6, 2002, along- side the Kern River.

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 2002

"Everyone Called Him Stoney" In Memory Of Danny Stone 1956 - 2002

If you lived or spent time in Kernville in the 80's, you may remember when the Riverside Cafe sold and became "STONEY'S" Riverside Cafe. It was 1982 Danny Stone took over the cafe, thus the STONEY Burger was born. I remember being asked by friends if I'd eaten at the new place yet, so I decided to give it a try ... it was the best burger I had ever had.

Along with his burgers Danny, only 26 at that time, was building quite a reputa- tion of his own, kind of a wild child, to put it mildly. You either like him or you didn't, there was no inbetween, if he was in the room, you knew it.

In 1984 Danny's dad Bill Stone retired from SCE and relocated to the valley with wife Bonnie. Later Bill and Danny joined forces and became business partners. In a conversation I had with Bill, he said, "the reputation of the STONEY burger sur- prised me, heck, I didn't even know he could cook!" Everyone wanted to know the secret indredients. Bill said that Danny would tell them ... "it's the order everything goes on the bun, what you put next to each other." One employee recalls, "people. would literally come from all over for a STONEY burger." To this day those that remember Stoney's will say, "along with the owners, the place was legendary". When they sold the cafe in 1987, the secrets left with them. Danny moved to Bakersifield and ended his career in the oil fields as a Directional Driller.

As I remember and say goodbye to you Danny, I would also like to thank you for giving me the two most precious things in my life, my grandchildren. Your daugh- ter Rachelle and son Joshua are your life's greatest achievement.

Love Michele

Survived By: Mom & Dad: Bill & Bonnie Stone of Luceme Sister & Brother-in-law: Dixie & Jim McKay of Thousand Oaks

Nieces: Brandi & Holly Mckay and Nephew: Jason Mckay all of Thousand Oaks Daughter: Rachelle Stone, 11, of Lake Isabella Son: Joshua Stone, 6, of Lake Isabella Plus:

Many other family members & friends

Danny with daughter Rachelle & Matty

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 2002

Dorothy M. Betterton

Dorothy M. Betterton, 89, died recently at a Las Vegas care center.

She was bom Nov. 19, 1912, in Meeker, Colo. A re- tired beauty operator and former owner of Las Vegas Beauty School, she was a 55-year resident of Las Ve- gas.

Mrs. Betterton resided in Lake Isabella for about 10 years in the 1980s. She was a member of St. Peter's Epis- copal Church of Kernville, belonged to the Eagles Lodge and also to several CB clubs, where she was known as "Reindeer.'

She is survived by her son, Gary Pellissier, and step- daughter Susan Phillips, both of Las Vegas; stepson Robert McElvany of Okla- homa; and five grandchil- dren.

Memorial services were held at Palm Mortuary- Downtown in Las Vegas, fol- lowed by burial at Palm Me- morial Park.

William Davenport Kampmann

William Davenport Kampmann was born on Dec. 12, 1931 in Mesa, Ariz. to John and Marie Kampmann. He passed away on March 21, 2002 at his home in Wofford Heights.

Bill, as he was known, had a regular daily routine. Had his first cup of coffee at the Hideaway at 6 a.m., then to the Sportsman's around 7 a.m. Bought a newspaper and then headed home until around 2 p.m. when he went to eat

a bite and have a drink or two. He was a member of the Elks Lodge No. 2358 and the Moose Lodge No. 498.

He was a great party per- son and enjoyed being with his friends. He was very sports-minded, played soft- ball, loved shuffleboard. He played golf for years until walking became a problem. He attended car shows and took pictures, loved car races and enjoyed motor- cycles.

Bill is survived by two brothers, Richard Kampmann of Santa Monica and John Kampmann of Lake Arrow- head.

His friends will greatly miss his presence here in the valley.

Services were entrusted to the Lake Isabella Funeral Home, family owned and operated.

Albert Lester "Al" Moore

Al Moore was born in Lancaster, Texas, to Kirby and Eula Moore, on Sept. 29, 1913. He entered into eternal rest in Bakersfield on April 5, 2002, at the age of 88.

Al met and married Frances Gertrude Latham in 1939. This June they would have been married 63 years. Shortly after their wedding, they moved to Visalia, Calif. where Al worked in a bowling alley as a pin setter. They re- mained in Visalia for two years, after which they moved to Torrance where Al was near his work as a welder in San Pedro. He retired after 29 years.

His young life was re- vived when worked on sev-

eral farms as a farm hand. In Caliente, he raised hogs, chickens and also had a herd of cattle. Al also had horses and rode in many parades. He and Frances moved to Lake Isabella when the ranch became too much for him to handle.

Al was a gentle man. He was loved by his family and all who knew him. He will be greatly missed.

Surviving Al is his wife, Frances; son Ronald and wife Sharon Moore of Bakersfield; daughter Jeanie Meggitt of Newhall; grandsons Shawn Meggitt of Redondo Beach and Wayne Moore of Bakers- field; and a special sister- in-law, Joy Moore of Walker Basin.

Services were entrusted to the Lake Isabella Funeral Home, a family owned and operated funeral home.

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 2002

Seasons Of My Life

What happened to the spring time? It was here just yesterday. Did I really spend those precious hours Just whiling the time away? J. remember summer. It came and then it went. Now J. can't relive those days Not always wisely spent. Now that it's fall How wise I've suddenly become,

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Obituaries from the Kern Valley Sun newspaper, Volume XII, 1995, Part 74

Author: Clan Diggers Genealogical Society (Lake Isabella, California); Kern Valley sun (Lake Isabella, California) Publication date: Publisher: Number of Pages: 800

Author: Clan Diggers Genealogical Society (Lake Isabella, California); Kern Valley sun (Lake Isabella, California)
Publication date:
Publisher:
Number of Pages: 800