Carol "Lynn" Whittle-Wonser Gurin
August 28, 1952 - February 10, 2025
Carol went by her middle name, Lynn. In 1975, Lynn married Bob Wonser, BHS ‘65, and they had 5 children.
Chaple Service
March 7, 2025
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM (PT)
Wood Family Funeral Service Chapel
321 West F Street
Tehachapi, CA 93561
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MEMORIES...
Jan Bohachef Martin
She was a sweet and truly lovely girl in high school
Heidi Terrio
I knew Kim from elementary school at Emerson. She was a beautiful sweet person! Terri White Wilson knew her well too.
Lila Vick Schob
Knew her in elementary She was sweet. I know she had health issues. So sad she has passed.
Sad news posted by Art Boylan yesterday...
My brother left this earthly plain yesterday due to complications from a long term illness due to a stroke he had suffered several months ago. Go in peace Brother John. (1952-2025).
We sadly just learned of the passing of brothers Jim and Jerry Livesey.
JIM LIVESEY
James Robert Livesey
Tryon, North Carolina
June 7, 1939 - January 17, 2020
James Robert Livesey Obituary
Jim was God’s blessing to me for the past 20 years, and he was the love of my life. He was born June 7, 1939, in Burbank California. Two things which would have a huge impact on his life happened in his early years. His dad worked for Lockheed as an engineer, He designed and tested aircraft during and after the war. Jim’s uncles were pilots and flew off carriers in the Pacific. Jim developed a huge interest in all aircraft and became an avid student of World War II. The second was to have an even bigger effect. At the age of 4 or 5 he had scarlet fever and lost most of his hearing. He didn’t realize this wasn’t normal, so he didn’t tell anyone. He taught himself to read lips and this got him through high school until there were finally affordable hearing aids.
A big part of Jim’s childhood was his younger brother Jerry. They did just about everything together and became very close. During school they both played sports and Jim became quite an accomplished baseball player. He was recruited by the University of Oregon on a full ride, and a year later he was signed by the Baltimore Orioles organization as a 3rd baseman. Every young boy’s dream, right? He loved it! He played with some of the greats of the time! He was finally about to crack the major leagues, when Brooks Robinson came out of the military reserves, took over third base for the Orioles and became the greatest 3rd baseman of all time! After that Jim got hurt and left baseball. But at least he lost out to the best! Fast forward a few years, Jim finished school and started his career as a design engineer and product inventor for Mattel. That’s right, he became a toy designer! Another dream job! His daughters loved it; they got all the Barbies they wanted! His career progressed forward and in 1998 he was working at OddZon, a division of Hasbro, designing sports toys. That’s when Jim and I met on the internet! He was in Vallejo CA, and I was in NC. We met in person three months later and immediately knew we were meant to be together. Our adventures started out in California for two years, then we moved to NJ for two years, and finally came home to NC in 2002.
Many of you may remember Jim as an artist and as a storyteller. His baseball stories were such fun, he always had an amusing anecdote to tell, and he made people laugh! Some of you may also remember him as a quiet man who often kept to himself. The problem was that his hearing loss prevented him from joining large groups, he was better in groups of 2 or 3. He was also a deeply spiritual man and Bible Scholar whose thoughts at church were very much a personal dialog with God.My best memories of Jim are about our adventures together here in NC, in California, NJ and Oregon with family and friends. He was a wonderful companion and deeply loyal friend. He was a creative spirit who could paint on a computer, draw pictures with words, make sculptures from fallen branches, and carve gourds to look like unusual pottery. His work fills my home and my heart with joyful memories,
Jim died January 17, 2020, when I was still in the hospital recovering from major surgeries, He was alone, but passed peacefully in his sleep. Thanks be to God!
He is predeceased by his parents, Robert Merrill, and Grace Jamison Livesey. Jim is survived by his brother Jerry Livesey (Sue) of Gavalin Hill, CA, his daughters Jennifer Dawn Livesey of Boise, ID, and Christiane Livesey Book (Kip) of Denver, CO, and his grandchildren, Sammy, Emily, Caitlin and Chris.Delayed by the pandemic, a Memorial Service for Jim is scheduled on Saturday, November 13 at 11:00 am at Holy Cross Episcopal Church, 150 Melrose Ave. in Tryon. It will be a joyful celebration of Jim! Memorials may be made to the Rector’s Discretionary Fund at Holy Cross Episcopal Church, PO Box 279, Tryon, NC 28782.
JERRY LIVESEY
Dr. Jerry Livesey - BHS '60 - from daughter, Gretchen Livesey - My dad passed away peacefully last evening (9-26-24) at the Corona Regional Medical Center where his wife, Sue, had taken him two weeks ago with shortness of breath and an irregular heartbeat. It turned out that he had metastatic lung cancer. He soldiered through many many years with Myasthenia Gravis, and stayed as active as possible.
He was the founder at Tribal School Solutions and former Superintendent/Principal at Tule River Indian Tribe of the Tule River Reservation, California. He was a recognized innovative leader in California education with over forty years of experience creating, restructuring, shaping, and leading large and small K-12 public school districts, county and statewide reform Initiatives, private boarding schools, 9-14 career academies, tribal schools, and community college programs.
We were informed by Don Ludwig (Brother-in-law to Carol Wierman BHS 1960) of her passing...
Carolyn K. Wierman/Ludwig BHS '60, passed away December 28, 2024 in Colleyville, Texas. She had been married to Bruce Ludwig (BHS '58) for 60 years. They had two daughters, Pamela and Charla).
Paul Wierman (BHS '64) was her brother.
Please keep Carolyn's Family in your prayers.
Carol Wierman was nominated for "Aloha Queen" (Senior Prom Queen) along with Jackie Warner, Carol Wierman (Center) and Pat Henry...The winner was crowned at the Dance by Class President, Harry Smallenburg and the other two girls acted as Princesses.
Oh this is so sad... we just learned that Pam Grueter Dito passed away unexpectantly this past weekend from a heart attack.
Her brothers are Corby Grueter BHS '65, Bob Grueter BHS '67 (both passed away) and Barry Grueter, BHS '71. Their dad, Robert Grueter, was a teacher at BHS.
Please keep Barry and all the famiily in your prayers.
A FEW FACEBOOK COMMENTS...
Donna Moore
Heartbreaking! This is truly the saddest news! I was good friends with Pam as we were on drill team together. She was an amazing, kind, and beautiful person. My condolences to her brother Barry who graduated with me in 71
Cindy Barcus Aylward
This hits really hard. Sending my love and hugs to her family and so many friends who adored her (like me).
Dave Drucker
This one hits really hard. So very sorry to hear this.
Marybeth Bell Costanzo
Awwwww. Just so sad to hear of her passing.
Such a beautiful and sweet girl.
Sympathies and prayers to the family.
Barry Grueter. 😘
Loanne Walker Ginchereaux
🙏🏻
Liz Allen
RIP 🙏 and I'm so sorry Uncle Barry Grueter
Barbara Zelenay Berry
So saddened to hear this. She was sweet and kind. She's now with her brothers Bob and Corby. My deepest condolences to Barry. RIP 🙏 😢 ♥
Nadine Aguirre Lujan
Rest in peace.
Vicki Herrin Fields
Rest in Peace ⚘️
Dana Flynn
Oh I am sorry to hear about her passing. Condolences to the family. 🙏🏻😢
Lisa Douglas
So young too soon rip
Deb Helsley Bush
On no 😢. Rest in Peace Pam 😢. My condolences to her family and friends 🙏🏻🙏🏻💜
Don Meredith
Sad news. Prayers for her and family. 🙏🙏
Frank Malgeri
So sorry Bro. Have fond memories of her 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Donna Rowe
Looking at her now in my Ceralbus Too young!!! Rest in Peace 💔
Dianne Postal-Simmons
I remember her more from my brother .. she was always so sweet and pretty rip
Judy Rose
I am so sorry to hear such sad news. Pam was such a beautiful, kind and fun person to know. May she rest peacefully and my sympathies to Barry and all her family. 🙏🥀
Robert Gaston
So sad to hear. 💔
Carol Bliss Sheetz
Oh no, I'm so sorry to hear this sad news. Prayers for her family, she was way too young.. 💔
Christianna Rickard
Oh no, what a shock. Rest in peace, Pam. You brought so many smiles to the world. You were just the best. Peace to you, Barry. Its so hard to lose a younger sibling. I'm so sorry.
Nancy McNamara Zambrana
So very sad! She was definitely too young. Rest in Peace sweet lady ❤️🙏❤️
Louise Good Hernandez
🙏🙏
Jacquie Henry
RIP Pam. 🙏💔🙏
Bobbi Kay Gartrell
Ohhhh Darn! So sad. 🙏💕💕Rest in peace!
Cherie Curtis
So so sad to hear this! She was such a beautiful sweet person. My condolences to her family.
Lisa Allen
Oh my! I wasn't "friends" with her but she was always kind and friendly towards me.
I thought she was one of the prettiest young girls at BHS. RIP
Christine Pepe Dorman
RIP
Bruce Fossler
Loved watching Pam and her mother walking down the beach…awesome..
Andrea Clum
RIP dear friend 🙏🏻🩷🩷🩷🩷
Sandy Bryson Gohlich
So sad. I remember she was very popular and nice to everyone. RIP
Annette Dinolfo Bennett
So very sad what a great family that she had . 🙏🏼💖🙏🏼
Debbie Cooper Billiot
R I P
Jodean Ardizzone Myers
Condolences to Pam’s family and friends. Everyone loved her in Class of ‘72.
Mickey DePalo
Rest In Peace.
Pamela Gordon Ryan
So sorry to hear this she was lovely 🙏🏻
Maryellen McMahon
This hurts..the kindest and sweetest soul. My deepest condolences to her family. 💔
Gilda Hernandez Sanderson
Sorry to hear that. Such a sweet person.
Deanna Bergman
Kind sympathies to the family. 🌷
Gregg Wietstock
❤️🙏❤️
Michael Ruiz
This is so sad! Such a great girl! R.I.P!
Craig Street
Very sad rip
Karen Jackson ·
So very sad, condolences to her family and friends 🥀💔
Bill Vahoviak
R.I.P. Pam. 💐💐
Martin Lillibridge
RIP Bulldog 🙏
Lupe Covarrubias
RIP
Mike Signorelli
I am just heartbroken to hear this Sad news I had such great times with Pam but eating dinner at our reunion we really got to chance to reminisced about are beach trips with her parents and her brother, Barry and Corby and Bob. My heart goes out to my friend Barry...She was beautiful inside and of course outside. I'm praying for her and her family. I'm sure she's dancing on the clouds finging her path to heavens door. Their is an empty spot in all our hearts, love you and God bless you, I will see you on the other side. Mike 🙏🙏🙏
Susan Rudin
I remember thinking she was so pretty and one of the popular girls I admired back then. Very sorry to hear this.
Valerie McMichen
R.I.P. My condolences to her loved one's.
Carol Macias
So sad. Condolences to her family
Danny Rutherford
WOW, this hurts. Pam was one of the best girls to ever attend BHS. Such great memories. God bless her and her family. RIP
Karyn Wyatt Lynn
Beautiful lady inside and out. Always a kind person💔
Waneen Cormier Post-Marks
So sorry to hear this. Condolences to her family.
Curt Kimmins
So sorry to hear this
Very sad news... we just learned that John Garcia passed away in his sleep. He lived in Canyon Country and has two siblings Henry Garcia, BHS '68 and Susan Garcia Parks, BHS '76. Please keep the family in your prayers.
A FEW FACEBOOK COMMENTS...
Sylvia Canterbury
I do remember John.He was always very nice & polite to me.May he RIP
Nancy McNamara Zambrana
So very sad! He was such a nice guy. Rest in peace dear John. 🙏❤️🙏
Pam Wright Peterson
Rest in peace 🙏🏻
Mike Hansen
John was a year ahead of me but we were in a 5th/6th grade class. What a great year !
Cathy Abrahamson
Oh no! Just had a Providencia reunion with him. Known him since kindergarten. Such a great guy. 🙏🏻 ❤️to his family. Rest in peace dear Johnny. 🥲🥲 we will sure miss him at our next reunion.
Martin Lillibridge
RIP Bulldog 🙏
Virginia Hamilton
So sorry to hear his passing. My condolences to his family and friends. Rip john.😇🙏
Wayne Baldaro
Condolences 💐 to the family❤️🩹
Debbie Brey Bennett
OMG I’m in shock! 😳 We were just hanging out a few months ago! He picked me up to take me to our elementary school reunion. We shared stories and laughed the whole way. Rest in Paradise my sweet friend. 😢💐♥️
Debbie Brey Bennett
May be an image of 2 people, people smiling and car
Cecilia Olga Aguirre Sheehan
My condolences to his family and friends. Rest in peace fellow Bulldog.
Susan Garcia Parks
Our family is in shock and my heart is broken, I can't believe I won't here that crazy laugh anymore... I love you big brother...💔
Peggy Carroll
So sorry to hear of Johnny’s passing.My condolences to his Family
Timothy Zuma Tim Tolnay
I am so very sorry to hear this. John and I grew up in all the Burbank sports programs and held a mutual care for each other's skills. I coached his fine sons in bowling at Pickwick Bowl and went to many state tournaments always laughing and having a great time with our sons. At our last reunion John and I talked at great length about me buying his large baseball card collection. We talked on the phone just a few months ago and decided to wait till after the new year. John always had a good laugh and a huge heart. Ironically that might be what took him from us. RIP my friend
See you on the other side.
Lynda Wissmann
Oh wow..grew up with him and Henry in Burbank!
Debbie Brey Bennett
Please.. someone find out when the service will be. I want to go. I loved John so much. He was such a sweetheart to me. 😭💕
Susan Garcia Parks
Hello everyone, plans are being made for a celebration of life, we will post the information as soon as they complete. Thank you all for the wonderful memories of my brother.💔
Nadine Aguirre Lujan
Rest in peace.
Gus McGinnis
I coached little league baseball with John and he was a great guy! Prayers for his family.
Vicki Herrin Fields
Rest in Peace ⚘️
Harold Maxham
I just can't believe it. I was just with John last week having lunch and talking about all the great times we had playing fast pitch softball back in the day. My thoughts and prayers out to Sue and Johns family. RIP John.
Bob Smallenburg
Rest In Peace. Thank you for the cheerful memories.
Deanna Bergman
Kind sympathies to Henry and family.🌷
Louise Good Hernandez
May John Rest in Peace. 🙏😥
Terri Guerra
May he rest in peace. Praying for his family 🙏🏼❤️
Carol Macias
Condolences to his family
Blyden Loutensock
John and Henry both have always been class acts... Admired and loved both!!!
Ron Sands
I can’t believe it !! Great guy-John RIP my friend from elementary school thru high school!! Great memories of playing JV baseball together!! RIP my fellow Bulldog!!🙏🙏🙏
Shellee Mcglynn Shoup
So so sorry. Had so much fun at our Réunion. He will be missed.
Julian Almaraz
May he RIP 🙏
Bob Lee
Oh no, I can’t believe it. This is such sad news. I’m in shock right now.
David James Gugerty
Wow, felt like we just had a great football visit at our last visit but John was a great team mate n althelete, rest in Peace Brother John,. We both had a great Football reunion w/ our fellow BHS player when beat Burroughs in 1986... God bless u John... with all of God's blessings, dg
Patsy Raymundi
So sorry RIP Bulldog
Sadly we just learned that Mike Ludwig, BHS '72, passed away last year according to his younger brother, Max Ludwig, BHS '73.
Bill Murray was born and raised in Burbank. He attended George Washington elementary school, John Muir Junior high and graduated from Burbank high in the class of 1956.
During his life, Bill liked to water ski on the Colorado river and sometimes race his flat bottom ski boat, ride dirt bikes all around the California deserts, halibut fish out of Marina del Rey, restore old cars and stream fish and camp in the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
Bill was a long time member of the Road Kings car club and attended almost every car show, he restored 3 classic cars and was happy to show them off. For many, many years he could be seen daily at the Burbank Athletic club and Noah’s bagels. Bill and his wife of 50 years, Dorothy moved to the Reno, Nevada area in July of 2024 to be closer to family. Bill passed away at home, surrounded by his family. He will be greatly missed by all who knew him and mostly by those who love him.
He is survived by his wife, Dorothy, his daughters Terry and Andrea and his granddaughter, Hannah.
His parents and siblings have proceeded him in death. Parents, Harold
Murray, Lala Murray. Siblings, Jack Murray and Joanne Anderson.
Just received this sad note with photos...
Bob Meza Class of 71
William Edwin Wood (Bill) passed away peacefully surrounded by his loving wife Mary Jane in Sarasota on Tuesday January 14, 2025 after courageously battling a long illness. Bill was a beloved husband, father, brother and unbelievable friend. He will be remembered as an iconic personality who had the capacity to captivate you from your very first introduction.
Bill was born on April 7, 1955 in Burbank California. He was a standout high school basketball player which propelled him to go to the University of California at Santa Barbara. There he met some of his lifelong friends who remained part of his life until his passing. Bill’s career began as an executive at Long’s Drug Store in Oxnard California. There he was recruited by his college roommate to move to Sarasota Florida and manage the newly opened Magic Moment Restaurant and Blueberry Hill nightclub. During nearly 20 years in the hospitality industry, he opened restaurants in Tampa, Florida all the way to London, England. Bill ended his career as a well-respected real estate professional in southwest Florida.
Bill is survived by his beautiful wife Mary Jane, sister Mary, and three wonderful sons, Mark, Jacob and Joshua all of which he was extremely proud of.
There will be a memorial service to remember Bill on Saturday February 1st, 2025 held at Toale Brothers Funeral Home, 40 N Orange Avenue. Following the service, there will be a celebration for Bill from Noon to 3:00 p.m. at The Crescent Club, 6519 Midnight Pass Road on Siesta Key.
David Sherman Deutch, MD was born August 5, 1952, in Tyler, Texas, to Sherman and Lois Dixon Deutch. His father was a lawyer and his mother a secretary.
He was raised in Burbank, California, where he attended public schools. Dave didn't play sports at his high school but as a fifteen-year-old, he pitched a perfect game for a local recreation league team. "They couldn't hit my fifteen mile-per-hour fastball," Dave would quip with a wink. During this time he forged a bond with a dozen or so friends known to themselves as the Deutch Gang. They held forth in Dave's garage, buoyed by music, pool, high jinx, and conversation. According to one member, "It was a cross between the serenity of Walden Pond and the atmosphere of Cheers, where everyone not only knew your name but who you were deep down inside." The fifty-year connection between members continues to this day.
Dave attended the University of California at Davis where he majored in physiology and went on to earn his degree in medicine and ophthalmology. He practiced ophthalmology for thirty years in Eugene, Oregon, and Cottonwood, Arizona.
Dave and his wife, Chris Clarke, met while working together at PeaceHealth. A mutual interest in ballroom dancing led to dance classes and then moved on to collaborating on home improvement projects. Finding they could navigate challenging partnerships such as these with ease, Dave and Chris made it permanent by marrying in 2009. The joy found in their friendship spilled over onto all who knew them. Chris describes Dave as a remarkable man whose kindness and love radiated through every moment they shared. His adventurous spirit and sharp intelligence inspired those around him, while his sense of humor could light up any room. She remembers him as the best dancer in the world, effortlessly making her feel like a princess every time they took the dance floor together. "His memory will forever be cherished in my heart", says Chris.
Due to the ravages of Parkinson's Disease on mind and body, Dave passed peacefully at home on December 14, 2024 surrounded by those who loved him dearly. Even in decline, the extent of Dave's influence cannot be overestimated. It was seen in his concern with how everyone else around him was doing. Dave was unfailingly kind, but honest ... with a sharp wit, ready for real conversation on wide ranging topics. He was an avid traveler and constant learner, expanding his knowledge and game for adventure. He loved gathering friends together for good food, excellent drinks, carefully selected music, and good times. His calm demeanor, welcoming personality, and mischievous grin with a twinkling eye, endeared him to patients, family members, colleagues, and friends ... many of whom regarded Dave as their best friend.
Dave loved being a father and his daughters were bright spots in his life. Ashley's words: "I idolized my dad growing up. He was active, funny, creative, and outgoing. He never nagged us, and I was never afraid to tell him what was going on in my life. He made me feel comfortable going to him with problems. I knew that he would help me with anything and I would not feel judged for it. Dad was always making things fun and creative for us. When I was in college, we made an entertainment center together out of copper piping. It's moved from Eugene to Denver to Seattle and to Bend with me. It's still in my living room. I think of the fun we had making it together often. Dad also came with me to buy my first fake ID on the street in San Francisco!"
And Emily: "He led by example, never putting any pressure on us to be a certain way, but because he was so great, we wanted to be like him in many ways. My dad is one of the easiest people to be around. He was fun without being overbearing or attention seeking. He always had a well-timed joke and was charming in an unassuming type of way. He treated people well, everyone. I'm not sure that I've ever met a less judgmental person. He sees the good in everyone and had friendships with people with vastly different world views, bringing people together. He was highly intelligent and accomplished yet also the antithesis of a snob, genuine and incredibly down to earth."
Dave is lovingly remembered by his wife, Chris Clarke; daughters Emily Harris (Joey Janssen) and Ashley Sapin (Bennett Sapin); stepdaughters Jillian Munro and Kelsey Clarke (Tony DePiano) and stepson Reiley Clarke (Hannah Clarke); brother Steve Deutch and sister Diana Thorton (Russell Thornton) and five grandchildren. (Loretta, Thatcher, Cooper, Quinn, and Elena).
Due to his love of science and learning, Dave requested his body be donated to OHSU Medical School. Donations in Dave's memory can be made to Parkinson's Resources of Oregon or End of Life Choices of Oregon.
A FEW FACEBOOK COMMENTS...
Martin Lillibridge
RIP Bulldog 🙏
Pam Wright Peterson
So sorry to hear this… RIP Dave. Prayers for the family. 🙏🏻
Carol Macias
Condolences
Patsy Raymundi
So sorry bless his family
Pamela Spang
Sounds like a great life and will be helpful to others in the future in learning how Parkinson’s can be cured 🙏🏻. Rest well Bulldog 💙
Donald Matthews
RIP, Sir
Betty Worland
What a wonderful man who led a great life. RIP and my deepest condolences to his family and friends. ❤
Loanne Walker Ginchereaux
🙏
Deb Helsley Bush
Rest in Peace 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Betsey Nash
Bless his heart for being such a rich, good man. Bless his family in their grief.
Joyce Starleaf
Dave was definitely one of the good guys. He had so many friends from high school. I know that he had suffered from
Parkinson’s for many years and it sounds like he continued to have a full life . Rest in peace Dave. 🙏🏻
Susan Landing-Phillips
So sorry to hear. Heartfelt condolences to his family.
Vicki Herrin Fields
Rest in Peace ⚘️
Joan Taylor Cappocchi
So sorry to hear this sad sad news.
Jacquie Henry
RIP Bulldog🙏
Heidi B. Davenport
Prayers for this loss.
Liz Allen
RIP 🙏
Blyden Loutensock
Was a great friend and example!
Alice was in the Sundowners with Barry Hockenberger '64 and Keith Lee '63
UPDATE JANUARY 25, 2025
A FEW FACEBOOK COMMENTS...
Loanne Walker Ginchereaux
🙏
Kathy Bacon
Sweet person. May happy memories comfort her family and friends.
Patricia Sorley
R.I.P. OLD BULLDOG. We had several talks in high school. Hope you enjoyed your life. Blessings to your loved ones.
Charlotte Gober
Very sad news.
Timothy Avery
Dang. She was in my third grade class. Neet girl
Julie Guttridge
Sad to loose another Bulldog . Sounds like she had a great life though !
Bo Boeing
She lived 2 doors down from me in elementary school and I had a crush on her 😎❤️
Pam Kirkwood
Alice was indeed, a "sweetheart". Kind, humble and talented in so many areas. She was a musician/singer, a Ship Captain, an adventurer, an accomplished horse woman, a wonderful mother, a good friend and even had a children's book published about her adventures as a ship captain entitled "The Ballad of Alice Dare"...Ally is missed by all who knew her...Bon Voyage, Ally...sending love...
Harold Maxham
I had several classes with her over the years of schooling in Burbank RIP Alice.
Dennis Goff
Never really knew her, but she always lit up a room when she entered in. A very sweet girl in everyway!
Susan Montgomery Moran
We grew up together
Marlene Zober Lipman
So sorry to hear of Alice passing. We were good friends in high school. I always admired her talent at sailing & riding. She was so full of life. My condolences to her family. 🙏
Gary Oseransky
May she rest in peace!
Jean Parrinello-Longmore
So sorry. We were good friends. Sad 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Kathy Barloewen
🙏🏻😢
Mary Lou Johnson Anderson
I already miss her
Nancy Pociasek Shearer
😢
Martin Lillibridge
RIP Bulldog 🙏
Liz Allen
RIP 🙏
Carol Macias
Condolences
Donald Matthews
RIP, Ma’am 🥲
Loanne Walker Ginchereaux
🙏
Phil Johnson
We were neighbors on Fairmount Road. I have always referred to her as my 4th sister. 🌹🌹
RIP Alice……
Vicki Herrin Fields
Rest in Peace ⚘️
Virginia Hamilton
My condolences to her family and friends. Rip.😇🙏
Mary Seekins
RIP Alice, fellow Girl Scout.
