PGHS 1967 chart and obits

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Class of 1967

Year Name Married Name Age YOB DOD Place of Death
1967 Sue Ann Burgess 56
1967 Frances Victoria Collins 20
1967 Michael Jack "Mike" Costello 39
1967 Michael Alen "Mike" Feliciano 55
1967 Charles Martin Giles 53
1967 Bruce Paul Jones 44
1967 Timothy James Jones 39
1967* Linda Faye La Vine Flores 36 1949 8/23/85 San Jose, CA
1967 David Lyle Lego 53
1967* Karin Linda Niel Manning 3/17/93 Tucson, AZ
1967 Maria Elissa Perez 55
1967 Edward John Perkins 52
1967 Karen Ann Robbins 19 1949 3/30/69 San Luis Obispo Co, CA
1967 Diana Jean Remington 50
1967* Phillip Charles Smith 20 8/3/69 Died in Vietnam War
1967 Sheryl Sue Sparkman 53
1967 John Francis Sutor 38
1967* Richard Herbert Trotter 32 1949 11/23/81 Butte Co, CA
1967* Albert Berling Underwood 32 1949 9/19/81 Los Angeles Co, CA

1967 Sue Ann Burgess (56)
Sue Ann (Burgess) Randolph
Monterey County Herald, CA Dec 8, 2005
Sue Ann Burgess. July 7, 1949 November 26, 2005. Sue was living in
Cleveland, TN when she went home to be with the Lord Jesus on November
26, 2005. She was born in Pekin, IL on July 7, 1949. She moved to
Pacific Grove with her family in 1955. Sue attended Pacific Grove
Schools and graduated from Pacific Grove High School in 1967. She is
survived by her father, Clayton Burgess of San Diego, her son Larz
Randolph of the Monterey Peninsula, her sister, Sandy Connolly of
Fallbrook, Ca., her brother Mike Burgess of Pasadena, CA., and several
other family members. There will be a grave side memorial service on
December 10, 2005 at 11 AM. It will be held at the El Carmelo Cemetery
in Pacific Grove. hi lieu of flowers, donations can be made to your
local Cancer Society in her name.

1967 Frances Victoria "Vicki" Collins (20)
Monterey Peninsula Herald, CA Nov. 17, 1969
Pacific Grove Family's Second Mystery Death
Frances Victoria (Vicki) Collins, 20, of Pacific Grove died
unexpectedly this moring at her home, the second such death in the
family in the past four days. Her sister, Brenda, 19, died at home
Thursday afternoon. Coroner Christopher Hill Jr. said both deaths
apparently were from natural causes but that autopsies so far have not
identified what they were. Funeral services for Brenda, scheduled for
this morning were canceled and joint services for the sisters are
pending at the Paul Mortuary. Vicki apparently failed to awaken this
morning and was dead by the time an ambulance could reach the home, 410
Monterey Ave. Brenda collapsed and died Thursday afternoon under
similar circumstances. Neither had shown signs of illness before their
deaths. Hill said more detailed autopsy investigations will be made,
including microscopic and toxicology tests, in an effort to solve the
mysterious deaths. Surviving the girls are their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Collins, a sister, Faye, and three brothers, Paul Collins Jr., and
Selwyn and Terry Collins, all of Pacific Grove. They also leave their
paternal grandmother, Mrs. Vicki Fraxton of Dallas, Tex., and maternal
grandfather, John McKenney of Texas.
Monterey Peninsula Herald, CA Nov. 18, 1969
Rites Wednesday for Brenda and Vicki Collins
Services will be held at 2 p.m tomorrow in the First Baptist Church of
Pacific Grove on Laurel Avenue for Brenda and Frances Victoria (Vicki)
Collins, the two sisters whose sudden deaths occurred within four days
of each other, on Nov. 13, and 17. Officiating at the services will be
the Rev. Richard Nance and the Rev. Thomas C. Knauf. Burial together
will take place in El Carmelo Cemetery. The Paul Mortuary is in charge
of arrangements. Vicki Collins, 20, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Collins of 410 Monterey Ave., Pacific Grove, was born Jan 4, 1949, n
Salinas. She grew up on the Peninsula, attending the local schools and
for a time was a student at Monterey Peninsula College. Formerly an
employee of the Pacific Telephone Co., she had worked for the past six
months for the Sunshine Dry Cleaners. The exact cause of her death,
which occurred yesterday, and that of her 19-year-old sister, both
apparently natural, have not yet been determined, according to the
coroner's office.

1967 Michael Jack "Mike" Costello (39)
Monterey Peninsula Herald, CA April 1989
Michael Jack Costello, 39, died at his Pacific Grove home Friday after
a brief illness. Born June 23, 1949, in Denver, Mr. Costello had lived
in Pacific Grove for 36 years and was a graduate of Pacific Grove High
School. He is survived by his mother, Lucille Costello of Soquel, and a
sister, Susan Denton of Santa Cruz. Graveside services will be held at
Oakwood Memorial Park in Santa Cruz on Wednesday at 10 a.m. The Paul
Mortuary is in charge of arrangements.

1967 Michael Alen "Mike" Feliciano (55)
Monterey County Herald, CA Feb 28, 2004
Michael "The Flea" Alen Feliciano, age 55, a resident of Salinas, died
February 25 as the result of a traffic accident. A native of Monterey,
he was born January 25, 1949. Michael was a lead maintenance worker for
Caltrans for 12 years. A graduate of Pacific Grove High School, Michael
excelled in baseball and was named an MTAL All-League pitcher for two
years, he then played for Monterey Peninsula College and for the
semi-pro Seaside Bombers. He was an avid golfer and enjoyed his
membership in the Twin Creeks Men's Golf Club. Michael was an animal
lover, especially bulldogs. He was known as an easy-going man who, due
to his ability to attract people to him, had a wide circle of friends.
Michael is survived by his high school sweetheart and wife of 34 years,
Marty Feliciano, of Salinas; his brothers, Bob Feliciano, of Livermore,
Larry Feliciano, of Sacramento and Gary Feliciano, of Pacific Grove;
his sister, Lorraine Cowan, of Seaside and many nieces and nephews and
great-nieces and great-nephews. Visitation will be held at The Paul
Mortuary on Tuesday, March 2 from 5:00 to 8:00. A Celebration of
Michael's Life will take place at the mortuary on Wednesday, March 3 at
2:00 PM followed by burial at Mission Memorial Park. Contributions are
suggested to the American Diabetes Foundation, 1475 S. Bascom,
Campbell, CA, 95008 or On the Rebound Bulldog Rescue, PO Box 3427.
Marrifield, VA, 22116.
Salinas Californian, CA March 1, 2004
Michael "The Flea" Alen Feliciano, 55, of Salinas, died Wednesday, Feb.
25, 2004, after a traffic accident. He was born Jan. 25, 1949, and was
a native of Monterey. Michael was a lead maintenance worker for
Caltrans for 12 years. A graduate of Pacific Grove High School, Michael
excelled in baseball and was named MTAL All-League pitcher for two
years. He then played for Monterey Peninsula College and for the
semi-pro Seaside Bombers. He was an avid golfer and enjoyed his
membership in the Twin Creeks Men's Golf Club. Michael was an animal
lover, especially bulldogs. He was known as an easy-going man who, due
to his ability to attract people to him, had a wide circle of friends.
Survivors: High school sweetheart and wife of 34 years, Marty Feliciano
of Salinas; brothers, Bob Feliciano of Livermore, Larry Feliciano of
Sacramento and Gary Feliciano of Pacific Grove; sister, Lorraine Cowan
of Seaside; and many nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews.
Visitation: 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday, March 2, at The Paul Mortuary,
390 Lighthouse Ave., Pacific Grove. Celebration of Life: 2 p.m.
Wednesday, March 3, at St. Angela's Church, Tenth and Lighthouse
Avenue, Pacific Grove, followed by burial at Mission Memorial Park,
1915 Ord Grove Ave., Seaside. Memorials: Contributions are suggested to
the American Diabetes Foundation, 1475 South Bascom Ave., Campbell, Ca.
95008, or, On the Rebound Bulldog Rescue, P.O. Box 3427, Marrifield,
Va. 22116.
Monterey County Herald, CA Feb 27, 2004
Caltrans worker mourned
By CLARISSA ALJENTERA
The neighbors on Fairfax Drive feared something was wrong when they saw
all the Caltrans vehicles parked outside Michael Feliciano's home late
Wednesday. It turned out they were right. Feliciano had been killed in
a three-car pileup on Highway 101 shortly before the afternoon commute.
Feliciano, 55, was driving home to North Salinas, northbound in his
orange Caltrans truck, when it collided with a southbound pickup driven
by David Lopez, 57, of Gonzales. The California Highway Patrol said
Lopez's Chevy Silverado crossed the median and plowed into Feliciano's
truck. Lopez was killed, too, and his 10-year-old son was critically
injured. Neighbors on Feliciano's quiet street were grieving Thursday.
"We knew something was going on," said Don Gullion. "We saw the
Caltrans cars who were his co-workers or something." Gullion's wife,
Del, went over to the Felicianos early Thursday to express her sympathy
to Feliciano's wife, Martha. "She seemed OK," said Del Gullion. "He was
always friendly," said Del Gullion. "He always said 'hello. '"Neighbors
said the couple had a bulldog that Michael Feliciano occasionally
walked around the block. Feliciano worked as a lead maintenance worker
out of south Salinas, a spokeswoman for Caltrans said. He and co-worker
Tharon Franklin were heading back from a job near Chualar when the
accident occurred. "They had been setting up a lane closure for a
flooded lane," said spokeswoman Susana Zavala. "Mike gave his life to
protect and help his fellow motorists: there is no greater sacrifice,"
Zavala said. California Highway Patrol officer Craig Jackson said the
accident was most likely unrelated to the storm that passed through on
Wednesday. "It wasn't raining," Jackson said. "It was slightly wet."
Jackson said investigators spent 10 hours at the crash site but hadn't
determined an exact cause. "We still have no idea why he (Lopez)
crossed over," Jackson said. Lopez's truck apparently swerved across
the median and struck a red Honda sedan before crunching into
Feliciano's truck. Extraction tools had to be used to remove Feliciano
from the truck. Lopez's 10-year-old son was taken by helicopter to San
Jose Medical Center and was in critical condition. The passenger in the
Caltrans truck along with the occupants of the Honda were treated for
minor injuries at local hospitals and released. Traffic going north on
101 was diverted onto Old Stage Road until 2 a.m. Thursday. The
Multi-Agency Investigation Team composed mostly of members from CHP and
Caltrans were still investigating and surveying the scene Thursday.
The Salinas Californian, CA Feb 26, 2004
Two killed in crash along Highway 101
Wreckage ties up traffic
By GEORGE B. SANCHEZ / The Salinas Californian
CHUALAR -- A car crash Wednesday afternoon along Highway 101 just north
of Chualar left two people dead and injured four others, one
critically, authorities said. Both northbound lanes of the highway were
blocked by the wreckage, creating a back-up that stretched to Gonzales.
The California Highway Patrol said the lanes were likely to remain
closed until midnight Wednesday as a special team investigated the
crash. A red Honda, a Chevrolet pick-up truck and a Caltrans truck
collided around 4:10 p.m. The Chevy, driven by David Lopez, 57, of
Gonzales, was southbound on Highway 101 when, for an unknown reason, it
crossed the median strip and collided head-on with the Caltrans truck,
killing driver Michael Feliciano, 54, of Salinas, said CHP Lt. Bill
Perlstein. Nearly three hours after the crash, emergency workers used a
Jaws of Life tool to extricate Feliciano's body from the wreckage.
Lopez's 10-year-old son, whose name was not released, was critically
injured and taken by helicopter to a San Jose hospital, according to
the Monterey County coroner's office. Though it's unclear how, the
Honda also became entangled in the crash, the CHP said. Three other
people with lesser injuries were taken by ambulance to local hospitals,
said Lt. Mike Foster, one of 12 Salinas Rural firefighters who also
responded to the accident. The CHP did not release the names of the
other injured people. Wreckage was strewn across both northbound lanes.
The front passenger side of the Caltrans truck was smashed and bent
inwards with engine parts lodged in the driver's compartment. Several
Caltrans employees stood vigil at the scene throughout the afternoon
and into the early evening. Traffic was backed up on northbound Highway
101 while southbound traffic bottlenecked as drivers slowed down to
gaze at the wreckage. The Multi-Disciplinary Accident Investigation
team, CHP's accident reconstruction team, was on its way from Fresno to
assess the accident, CHP Capt. Pat Camara said.
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Michael Alen Feliciano, 55, born Jan 25, 1949 and died Feb 25, 21004,
as the result of a traffic accident in Chualar. He is survived by his
wife, Martha Anne Winter Feliciano Class '67, of Salinas; a brother
Robert of Livermore, Larry '58 of Sacramento, Gary '71 of Pacific
Grove and a sister Lorraine Cowan of Seaside. February 2004 Michael
Alen Feliciano 1967 Salinas CA

1967 Charles Martin Giles (53)
Monterey County Herald, CA Sept 17, 2002
Martin Giles, January 15, 1949-September 13, 2002. Charles Martin
Giles, a lifelong resident of the Monterey Peninsula was killed on
Carmel Valley Road September 13, 2002, while riding his bicycle. Martin
was born on January 15, 1949 (a fifth-generation in Pacific Grove) and
graduated from Pacific Grove High School. He was the grandson of the
late Russell Giles who served as County Treasurer and Tax Collector for
31 years. He was a partner in WM&M Cyclery and WM&M Mobile Home Sales
in Pacific Grove. As an avid bicyclist Martin raced in cycling events
throughout California and Klamath Falls, Oregon. He won the Sam Morse
Bicycle Classic at Pebble Beach was a founding member of the Monterey
Peninsula Velo Club in 1972, and played a part in starting the
Butterfly Criterium in 1973, an event held in downtown Pacific Grove
for many years. His love of sports and competition took him to Hawaii
where he participated in and finished the Iron Man Triathalon. Being an
accomplished surfer he took advantage of the waves at Waimea Bay while
he was there. Martin was a member of Ducks Unlimited, the National
Rifle Association and worked on the Bing Crosby National Pro Am for
many years. Martin is survived by his parents, Bud and Eleanor Giles of
Pebble Beach, CA; sisters, Wendi of Los Angeles, CA and Nanette of
Pebble Beach, CA; and brother Warren, of La Grande, OR. He was preceded
in death by his wife, Betty and a brother, Michael. Private family
services will be held. Memorial donations can be made to the
Children's Summer Camp Fund at First Baptist Church, 600 Hawthorne
Street, Monterey, CA 93940 or the SPCA of Monterey County. Arrangements
under the direction of Struve and Laporte Funeral Home.
Monterey County Herald, CA Sept. 2002
Man dies from injuries suffered from fall on Carmel Valley Road
A Carmel Valley man died Saturday after he fell off his bicycle and
onto Carmel Valley Road the day before, the California Highway Patrol
reported. Charles Giles, 53, suffered injuries to his head after he
fell off his bicycle about 5 p.m. Friday, according to the CHP. He
reportedly was not wearing a helmet. Giles was treated at Community
Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula. He died from injuries at the
hospital about 12:45 p.m. Saturday, according to the Monterey County
Coroner's office. "This was a shame. It didn't have to happen,"
said longtime friend Hector Chavez, owner of Winning Wheels Bicycle
Shop in Pacific Grove. Giles had been given a helmet by Winning Wheels
when the shop sponsored him one year in the annual AIDS Ride, Chavez
said. But it was "old school" not to wear a helmet while riding.
Chavez said, and Giles was of the old school. "In the old days you
wore a cycling cap or at least a leather hairnet," Chavez recalled.
"That was the headgear at the time - in the '70s and before.
"Cycling without a helmet was an acceptable thing, because you always
felt you had full control of your bike." Bell came out in 1978 with
the first "hardshell" helmet, which cyclists called the
"Turtle," Chavez said. "That saved my head once." Foam helmets
followed. "I've known quite a few who had serious accidents and
that's what kept them alive." Chavez said his niece, to whom he'd
given two bicycle helmets "went out for a morning ride and decided it
was too nice a day to wear a helmet. She was in a coma for over a
month." Giles, 53, raced in cycling events in California, Oregon and
Hawaii, where he competed in that state's Iron Man Triathlon. He won
the one-time Sam Morse Bicycle Classic at Pebble Beach, was a founding
member of the Monterey Peninsula Velo Club in 1972 and played a part in
founding the Butterfly Criterium in 1973, a cycling race held annually
in downtown Pacific Grove for many years. Chavez met him in 1979 when
both were competing in cycling events. "Martin was one of the better
riders on the Peninsula." Giles and his brothers, Warren and Michael
Giles, were co-owners of WM&M Cyclery, which did business in Pacific
Grove for many years before the three sold it. The shop in Forest
Avenue was "kind of a meeting place at one time for the riders,"
"Chavez recalled. Poor health had kept Giles out of competition for
the past 15 years. Chavez said, but "cycling was what kept him going.
Every day, he'd go out and ride. It was part of his life." Michael
Giles died in 1976. Warren Giles now lives in LaGrande, Ore.
Monterey County Herald, CA Sept. 2002
'Old School' cyclist opted not to wear helmet
By Kevin Howe / staff writer
A Carmel Valley man who died of injuries suffered in a bicycle accident
was an experienced, and competitive cyclist for many years on the
Monterey Peninsula. Charles Martin Giles was riding east on Carmel
Valley Road on the downhill stretch west of Scarlett Road shortly
before 5:10 p.m. Friday when his front tire blew and he lost control of
his bicycle, the California Highway Patrol reported. The bike fell on
its left side and Giles, who was not wearing a helmet, was thrown to
the pavement, striking his head, the CHP said. Giles was taken to
Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula, where he died at 12:45
p.m. Saturday of head injuries, according to the Monterey County
Coroner's Office. The weather was clear and the pavement dry, the CHP
said.
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Charles Martin Giles, 53, a life long Peninsula resident, died as a
result of a bicycle accident on Carmel Valley Road. He was an avid
bicyclist and raced in cycling events throughout California. His love
of sports took him to Hawaii where he participated in the Iron Man
Triathalon. He was a member of Ducks Unlimited, the National Rifle
Association and worked on the Bing Crosby National Pro Am for many
years. Martin is survived by his parents; Bud '39 and Eleanor Giles
of Pebble Beach, a brother Warren '65 of La Grande, Ore. His wife
Betty, preceded him in death, as well as his brother Michael '72.

1967 Bruce Paul Jones (44)
Monterey Peninsula Herald, CA March 22, 1994
Bruce Paul Jones, 44, of Pacific Grove, a teacher with the Monterey
Peninsula Unified School District, died Tuesday at Hospice House in
Monterey. Born Aug. 28, 1949, at Fort Monroe, Va., he had lived in
Pacific Grove for 35 years and was a member of Carmel Presbyterian
Church. He received a bachelor's degree and teaching credential from
California State University at Fresno. Survivors include his wife,
Anne; a daughter, Kathleen of Pacific Grove; his mother, Inge Putnam of
Pebble Beach; his father, Buck Jones of Springfield, Ore.; two
brothers, Buck of Concord and Brian of Hawaii; and a sister, Belinda
Jones. Memorial services will be held Monday at 6 a.m. at Lover Point
in Pacific Grove. The Paul Mortuary is in charge of cremation and his
ashes will be scattered at sea. The family suggests that any memorial
contributions be sent to the Hospice of the Central Coast, P.O. Box
2480, Monterey 93942, or the donor's favorite charity.

1967 Timothy James Jones (39)
Monterey Peninsula Herald, CA Sept. 26, 1988
Timothy James Jones, 39, a former Pacific Grove resident, died Monday
at his home in San Francisco after a long illness. Born June 16, 1949,
in Alameda, he graduated from Pacific Grove High School in 1967 and
attended San Francisco State University. At the time of his death, he
was employed as a college recruitment specialist for Pacific Gas and
Electric Co. in San Francisco. Mr. Jones is survived by his mother,
Marian; a brother, Larry; and a sister, Sheila Gooden, all of Pacific
Grove. No services are planned. Private cremation has taken place under
the direction of California Funeral Service of San Francisco. The
family suggests that any contributions in his memory go to the Shanti
Project, 525 Howard St., San Francisco.

1967 David Lyle Lego (53)
Monterey County Herald, CA Jan 2003
David Lyle Lego of Novato, California passed away on January 4, 2003,
from complications due to kidney failure in Honolulu, Hawaii. He was 53
years old. David was born February 10, 1939 in Carmel, California and
attended local schools - Bay View Elementary and graduated from
Pacific Grove High. He was a Viet Name War Veteran earning the rank of
Sergeant. After the war he attended and graduated from U.C. Berkeley
with a major in the Chinese language. He used his education as a
translator for a clothing manufacturing company in San Francisco. David
established his own management recruiting service called CORE which he
owned until his death. His hobbies and volunteer work included being an
avid duck hunter and fisherman and as a volunteer leader board carrier
for the Bing Crosby Golf Tournament for many years. He was known for
his never-ending upbeat manner and his jokes. His memberships included
Ducks Unlimited and the National Rifle Association. He leaves three
daughters: Jenna, Sophia, and Tara of Honolulu, Hawaii, his aunt and
uncle Bud and Eleanor Giles of Pebble Beach and his cousins Nanette and
Wendi Giles. David was buried with military honors on January 22, 2003
at the Punch Bowl in Oahu.

1967 Maria Elissa Perez (55)
Maria Elissa (Perez) Pierce Tagle
Monterey County Herald, CA on 6/22/2004.
January 14, 1949 - June 17, 2004 Maria Elissa Perez-Tagle was born in
Carmel and lived on the Monterey Peninsula for her entire life. Maria
passed away June 17 due to heart failure. A graduate of PG High School,
she also attended MPC. Her father, Anthony "Tony" Perez, precedes her
in death. Survived by her sister, Constance Antonia Crawford of PG;
mother, Mildred Herrmann of Sapulpa, OK; two sons, David Pierce of
Fresno, and Matthew Pierce of San Jose; daughter, Melissa Lucas of
Kingsford, MI; five grandchildren, Anthony Pierce, Elissa Pierce,
Frances, Brittany, and Katherine Lucas. Services already held. Please
make any memorial contributions to the Monterey Hospice, or the SPCA.
Maria was a seventh generation Monterey resident, a pet lover,
life-long student, loving mother, grandmother, and kindhearted
humanitarian. She will be greatly missed and remembered by all who knew
her.
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Maria Elissa Perez-Tagle, 55, born Jan 14, 1949, a native of Carmel CA
lived her entire life on the Peninsula. She died of heart failure June
17, 2004. After PGHS she attended MPC and was a seventh generation
Monterey resident. She leaves her mother, Mildred Herrmann of Oklahoma,
her sister Constance Perez Crawford '64 of PG. Two sons and a
daughter. June 2004 Maria Perez Tagle 1967 Seaside CA

1967 Edward John Perkins (52)
Monterey County Herald, CA Aug. 2001
Edward John Perkins, 52, owner of Broadway Liquors, died Saturday [Aug.
4] at Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula. He was born Feb.
10, 1949, in Monterey and was a lifelong resident of the Peninsula. Mr.
Perkins worked at Mal's Market and Deli, and was the owner of
Broadway Liquors, both located in Seaside. He was an avid bowler, and
enjoyed mining for gold and taking trips to Reno. He is survived by his
wife of 20 years, Karin; a son, Patrick Perkins of Seaside; two
daughters, Kari and Vera Perkins, both of Seaside; a sister, Marian
Pina of Monterey; two brothers, Thomas Perkins of King City and John
Perkins of Reedley; and many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in
death by his parents, Arizona and Mabel, a brother, Roy Perkins, and a
sister, Maxine Chamberlain. A celebration of his life will be held at
10 a.m. Saturday at St. Francis Xavier Church in Seaside. A reception
will follow in the church hall. Mission Mortuary is in charge of
arrangements.
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Edward John Perkins, 52, died Saturday at Community Hospital of the
Monterey Peninsula. A native of Monterey he was a lifelong resident of
the Peninsula. Mr. Perkins worked at Mars Market and Deli, and was the
owner of Broadway Liquors. He was an avid bowler, and enjoyed mining
for gold and taking trips to Reno. He is survived by his wife of 20
years, Karin; a son, Patrick Perkins of Seaside; two daughters, Kari
and Vera Perkins, both of Seaside; a sister, Marian Pina of Monterey;
two brothers, Thomas Perkins of King City and John Perkins '52 of
Reedley; He was preceded in death by a brother, Roy Perkins, and a
sister, Maxine Perkins Chamberlain '65.

1967 Diana Jean Remington (50)
Diana Jean (Remington) Lang
Monterey County Herald, CA Aug. 22, 1999
Diana Jean Lang, a former resident of Pacific Grove, died Sunday at her
home in Vallejo after a long illness. She was 50. Ms. Lang was born
Feb. 12, 1949, in Vallejo and had lived in Pacific Grove between 1963
and 1972. She attended Pacific Grove High School. She is survived by a
daughter, Sherry Wells of Vallejo; a son, Ralphie Blankenship of
Sacramento; her stepfather, Harry Traylor of Pacific Grove; two
sisters, Judy Lewis of Vallejo and Patty Seely of Marina; four
brothers, Tommy Traylor of Salinas, Larry Traylor of Marina, Gray
Traylor of Pacific Grove and Sammy Traylor of Sacramento; and three
grandchildren. A memorial service will be held Sunday at 3 p.m. at
Monterey's city cemetery.
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Diana Jean Lang, 50 (ca '67 of Vallejo, CA died after a long illness
at her Vallejo home. She was born Feb 12, 1949 in Vallejo and lived in
PG between 1963 and 1972. She is survived by a daughter, Sherry Wells
of Vallejo; a son, Ralphie Blankenship of Sacramento; her stepfather,
Harry Traylor of PG; two sisters, Judy Lewis '69 of Vallejo and Patty
Seely '88 of Marina; four brothers, Tommy Traylor '71 of Salinas,
Larry Traylor '78 of Marina, Gary Traylor of PG and Sammy Traylor of
Sacramento and three grandchildren.

1967 Sheryl Sue Sparkman (53)
Monterey Peninsula Herald, CA February 22, 2002, Page B5
Sheryl Sue Sparkman, 53, a homemaker, died Sunday at Stanford
University. She was born June 8, 1948, in Newport, R.I., and lived in
Monterey County since 1957.Ms. Sparkman graduated from Pacific Grove
High School in 1967. She loved taking care of her grandchildren, and
enjoyed gardening and genealogy. She is survived by two daughters,
Cynthia and Jamie Sparkman, both of Marina; a sister, JoAnn Emery of
Marina; a brother, Ray Sparkman of San Jose; and numerous nieces and
nephews. Funeral services will be held 10 a.m. Satuday at the Salvation
Army Chapel in Seaside. The family suggests that any memorial
contributions be made to Salvation Army, 1491 Contra Costa St., Seaside
94955, or the American Diabetes Association, 1475 S. Bascom Ave.,
Campbell 95008.

1967 John Francis Sutor (38)
Monterey Peninsula Herald, CA May 7, 1987
Maintenance Man Dies at Home
John F. Sutor, a maintenance man at the Monterey Fairgrounds and a
longtime resident of Pacific Grove, died at his home Sunday. A
spokesman for the Monterey County coroner's office said the probable
cause of Mr. Sutor's death was choking on a piece of food. Born Jan.
22, 1949, in Fort Benning, Ga., he had been a resident of Pacific Grove
off and on since 1964. Mr. Sutor was a 1967 graduate of Pacific Grove
High School and served in the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War and then
served with the U.S. Marine Corps. He is survived by his mother, Eileen
Sutor of Pacific Grove; a daughter, Stacey Sutor of Alaska; four
sisters, Mary Ann Sutor and Theresa Pate, both of Sacramento, Barbara
Sutor of Seaside and Laura Sutor of Pacific Grove; and six brothers,
Christopher of El Paso, Texas, Stephen of Pacific Grove, David of Las
Cruces, N.M., and Thomas, Joseph and Michael, all of Pacific Grove, as
well as one grandson. Graveside services and burial will be held at 10
a.m. Thursday at the El Carmelo Cemetery. Friends may call to pay
respects at the Paul Mortuary from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. today.