PGHS 1964 chart and obits
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Year Name Married Name Age YOB DOD Place of Death
1964 Fred Monroe Anderson 58
1964* Carol Marie Bramkamp 46 1946 12/16/80 Pacific Grove, Mtry Co, CA
1964 Barbara Lee Brown 53
1964k Nancy Jean Burnam Waymire 56 1946 12/31/03 Carmel Valley, MtryCo,
CA
1964* Rudolph Ralph Corona III 20 1947 5/2/67 Vietnam (herald obit?)
1964* Nancy Lorraine Fulton 16 1946 3/20/63 Monterey Co, CA
1964* Richard K. Cronk 19 1946 9/2565 Monterey Co, CA
1964* James Miller 24 1946 3/19/71 Monterey Co, CA
1964 William Charles Perry 49
1964* Michael C. Reed 21 1947 12/22/68 Monterey Co, CA
1964 Dale Ross Ricks 58
1964* Richard Charles Severin 48 1946 9/29/94 Monterey Co, CA
1964 Patricia Ann Singletary 55
1964 Courtland Max Sorenson Jr. 54
1964 Carlos Augusto Tueros 58
1964* Deanna Lee Wible Boaz 45 1947 2/15/47 Monterey Co, CA
1964 Dennis Charles Williams 56
1964 David Wolfe ? Unknown
1964 Fred Monroe Anderson (58)
@ Monterey County Herald, CA September 18, 2002, Page B5
Fred Monroe Anderson, 58, a retired pipe fitter, died Saturday at
Hospice House. He was born May 22, 1944, in Columbus, Kan., and lived
in Pacific Grove for most of his life. Mr. Anderson attended local
Pacific Grove elementary schools and graduated from Pacific Grove High
School. He was a pipe fitter for 40 years, retiring from Granite
Construction after 27 years. He was a member of Laborer's International
Union of North America. Mr. Anderson was an outdoorsman who enjoyed
hunting. His interest in hunting led him to his membership in the
National Rifle Association. He was also a motorcycle enthusiast who
rode Harley-Davidsons for 40 years. Mr. Anderson loved animals, and he
raised and showed AKC registered Airedales. He is survived by three
brothers, Ed Goldstein of Pacific Grove, Gary Anderson of Bakersfield
and Chuck Anderson of Joplin, Mo.; a sister, Mary Ellen T. Hart of
Palestine, Texas; three nieces and nephews. A celebration of his life
will be at 3 p.m. Friday at Paul Mortuary. The family suggests that any
memorial contributions be made to American Cancer Society, 1184 Monroe
St., Suite 1 and 2, Salinas 93906
Knockout II Nov 2002
Fred Monroe Anderson, 58, a retired pipe fitter died at Hospice House.
A native of Columbus, Kan., he lived in Pacific Grove most of his life.
He attended Pacific Grove elementary schools and graduated from PG
High. He was a pipe fitter for 40 year, retiring from Granite
Construction. A motorcyclist, he rode his Harley-Davidsons for 40
years, raised AKC Airdales. He is survived by three brothers; Ed
Goldstein of PG, Gary Anderson of Bakersfield and Chuck Anderson of
Joplin, MO and a sister Mary Ellen Hart of Palestine TX.
1964 Barbara Lee Brown (53)
Monterey County Herald, CA May 24, 2000, page B3
Barbara Lee Brown died Friday at her home. She was 53. Born July 23,
1946, she had lived in Monterey County all her life. She attended
Pacific Grove High School and worked for Rapid Printers in Monterey.
She loved fine cars and attending auto rallies with her father. She
also enjoyed stained glass making, shopping on QVC and collecting
jewelry. She is survived by her father, George Brown of Pacific Grove;
three cousins, Penny Stevens of Los Angeles, Maureen Brown of
Burlingame and Debi Brown of Gilroy; and an uncle, John Brown of San
Jose. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Paul
Mortuary Chapel. The family suggests that any memorial contributions be
made to the Monterey County SPCA, P.O. Box 3058, Monterey 93942.
1964 Nancy Jean Burnam (56)
Nancy Jean (Burnam) Weitzeil Waymire
Knockout II Spring (August) 2004
Nancy Burnam Waymire, 57, a native of Pacific Grove died of natural
causes Dec 31st at CHOMP. Nancy was active in the Rippling River Focus
Group and the Ceramics Program. She is survived by her daughter, Wendy
Norton, a granddaughter Angela Norton, a sister, Laura Burnam Bayless
'59, a nephew and nieces. December 2003 Nancy Burnam Waymire 1964
Carmel Valley CA
1964 (t) Rudolph Ralph "Rudy" Corona III (20)
No Quarter website
http://www.no-quarter.org/gui/detail.php?ID=10537
Casualty Record for Rudolph Ralph III Corona; home Pacific Grove, CA;
born Jan 17 1947; male; caucasian; married; Roman Catholic; citizen;
Pfc. in U.S. Army, serial #56824713; selective service; grade E3; MOS
11B10; start of tour: Mar 17, 1967; died May 20, 1967; in hostile
action of multiple fragmentation wound; ground casuality; in Quang
Ngai, South Vietnam; body recovered; Panel 20E, Row 058 on Vietname
Memorial.
1964 William Charles Perry (49)
Monterey Peninsula Herald, CA July 10, 1995
William Charles Perry, 49, of Arroyo Seco, died of cancer Monday at his
home. Born Aug 17, 1945, in Honolulu, he had lived in Cachagua, Arroyo
Seco and Pacific Grove since 1957. Mr. Perry was a 1964 graduate of
Pacific Grove High School and a self-employed woodcutter. He was
instrumental in the development of the Cachagua Community Center and
was an avid outdoorsman who loved hunting, fishing, horses and
motorcycles. He is survived by his wife, Nan; his father, William of
Pacific Grove; a brother, Kurt of Salinas; and three sisters, Patti
Willey of Salinas, Suzanne Lorente of San Jose and Charlynne Herman of
Edmonds, Wash. Memorial services will be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow in
Cachagua. Whitehurst Terry funeral Service is in charge of
arrangements. The family suggests that any memorial contributions be
sent to the American Cancer Society, 1184 Monroe St., Salinas 94906.
1964 Dale Ross Ricks (58)
Monterey County Herald, CA April 13, 2005
Dale R. Ricks, 58, was born May 7, 1946, and died April 8. Visitation
from 1 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at Struve & Laporte. Service held
at 1:30 p.m. Friday at Struve & Laporte. Donations may be made to the
donor's favorite charity.
Salinas Californian, CA April 13, 2005
Dale R. Ricks, 58, of Monterey County, died Friday, April 8, 2005, at
Salinas Valley Memorial Hospital after a sudden illness. He was born
May 7, 1946, in Monterey and lived in Monterey County for 35 years. He
was a deputy sheriff with Monterey County from 1968 to 1986 and a
security manager with Household Credit Services from 1988 until his
retirement in 2004. Military service: U.S. Marine Corps in Vietnam,
1964 to 1968. Survivors: Wife, Lynda Ricks of Salinas; son, Justin
Ricks of San Jose; daughter, Michelle Adkins of Junction City, Kan.;
sisters, Marilyn Attebury and Elaine Rude, both of Salinas; brother,
Duane Ricks of Salinas; and grandchildren, Jacob and Autumn. He also is
survived by his beloved sister-in-law, Kathleen Groves, and
brother-in-law, Warren Attebury. He leaves behind many cherished
friends and family members. Visitation: 1 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.
Thursday, April 14, at Struve and Laporte Funeral Chapel, 41 W. San
Luis St., Salinas. Services: 1:30 p.m. Friday, April 15, at the
mortuary chapel. Burial: Mission Memorial Park, 1915 Ord Grove Ave.,
Seaside. Memorials: In lieu of flowers, the donor's favorite charity.
Struve & LaPorte Funeral Home Website
http://www.struveandlaporte.com/obits.html
Dale R. Ricks May 07, 1946 - April 08, 2005 Cemetery: Mission Memorial
Park. Dale R. Ricks, 58, a 35 year resident of Monterey County died
Friday at Salinas Valley Memorial Hospital after a sudden illness.
OCCUPATION: Deputy Sheriff MCSO from 1968-1986; Household Credit
Services Security Manager from 1988,until his retirement in 2004
MILITARY: U.S. Marine Corps, Vietnam 1964-1968 SURVIVORS: Wife, Lynda
Ricks of Salinas Son, Justin Ricks of San Jose Daughter, Michelle
Adkins of Junction City, KS Sisters Marilyn Attebury, Elaine Rude both
of Salinas Brother Duane Ricks of Salinas Grandchildren Jacob and
Autumn beloved sister-in-law Kathleen Groves and brother-in-law Warren
Attebury. He leaves behind many cherished friends and family members.
In lieu of flowers donations may be made to donor's favorite charity.
1964 Patricia Ann Singletary (55)
Patricia Ann (Singletary) Coelho
The Californian, Salinas, CA Sep 19, 2002
Patricia Ann Coelho, 55, of Castroville, died of cancer at her sister's
home in Pacific Grove Monday, Sept. 16, 2002. She was born Dec. 13,
1946, in Bakersfield and lived in Monterey County for 54 years. She was
a bookkeeper with Sayler Legal Services before retiring because of
illness. Survivors: Husband, Jose Josafa Coelho of Castroville; son,
Brian Josafa Coelho of Castroville; daughter, Melinda J. Akerman of
Castroville; mother, Ercell Singletary of Marina; brother, Morris
Singletary of Sand City; sister, Carolyn Maiorana of Pacific Grove; and
one grandchild. Services: Private family services will be held.
Inurnment: El Carmelo Cemetery in Pacific Grove. Arrangements: The Paul
Mortuary in Pacific Grove.
Knockout II Jan 2005
September 2002 - Patricia Singletary Coelho 1964 Pacific Grove CA died
of cancer. A native of Bakersfield, she lived in Monterey County for 54
years. Survivors include her husband, Brian Coelho of Castroville,
brother Morris Singletary '61 of Sand City, sister Carolyn Maiorana
of Pacific Grove.
1964 Courtland Max Sorenson Jr. (54)
Monterey County Herald, CA March 2001
Courtland Max Sorenson Jr., 54, an auto salvage dealer, died of a heart
attack March 13 in Norwood, Mo. He was born Oct. 29, 1946, in Pacific
Grove, and lived on the Peninsula for 40 years before moving to Norwood
in 1996. Mr. Sorenson graduated from Pacific Grove High School in 1964.
He worked at the family-owned Trading Post in Castroville for several
years and later became an auto salvage dealer. He is survived by his
wife, Sandra, of Henderson, Nev.; two sons, Chris Sorenson of Seaside
and C.J. Sorenson of Sacramento; three daughters, Tammy Peyton and
Christina Wallace, both of Henderson, Nev., and Christy Sorenson of
Sacramento; three brothers, Richard Solget of Florida, Jay Mead of
Arizona and Gary Sorenson of Castroville; and two sisters, Gayle
Cameron of Watsonville and Michelle Meusburger of Turlock. He was
preceded in death by his parents, Elaine and Courtland Sorenson Sr.;
and two brothers, Jim Sorenson and Lynn "Mack" Sorenson. Services
have been held.
1964 (t) Carlos Augusto Tueros (58)
Monterey County Herald, CA March 26, 2004
Very sadly on March 18, 2004, beloved Carlos Augusto Tueros, age 58,
peacefully passed on at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle, after a
lengthy pulmonary illness. Born in Lima, Peru on June 15, 1945, Carlos
and his family came to the United States in 1952, settling first in San
Francisco. The Tueros family discovered the Monterey Peninsula and soon
made it their home. Carlos attended Pacific Grove and Monterey schools,
graduating in 1964 from Monterey High and attending M.P.C. Realizing
his keen eye for fashion and retail sales, he joined an esteemed
program of achievement with Roos-Atkins and Hastings. He was an
excellent salesman and was hailed as one of the best. This quality took
him down many paths... joining his best friend, and brother, Manuel
Tueros at his car agency in Los Angeles. For all who knew Carlos will
recall his kindness, his gentility and his absolutely wonderful sense
of humor. Later in his adult life he moved to Seattle, where he lived
until his demise. He had become a voracious reader seeking truth. "I
prefer to be a dreamer among those without dreams and desires." Though
he never married, he loved very deeply and enjoyed several long term
relationships. He leaves to cherish his memory, his devoted and beloved
sister, Grace Tueros Ashby; brother-in-law, William Ashby; his brother,
Manuel Tueros; sister-in-law, Barbara of Phoenix, Arizona; adored
nieces, Stefanie Ashby of New York City, Vicki Michaelis of San Diego;
and nephew, Sheldon Tueros of Phoenix; aunts, Victoria King of San
Francisco and Lucy Vargas of Lima, Peru; and many cousins in San
Francisco and Peru. Carlos is preceded in death by his parents, Grace
and Manuel Tueros, and his grandmother, Carolina King. At his request,
he chose a private, family gathering and his ashes scattered at sea,
joining the spirits of his parents in Monterey Bay. "Love, like death
changes everything" Kahil Gibran
1964 Dennis Charles Williams (56)
Monterey County Herald, CA Wed, Mar. 12, 2003
Dennis Charles Williams, 56, died March 4 in Pescadero. He was born
June 13, 1946, in Pacific Grove and had been a resident of Sunnyvale
for 35 years. He frequently visited Pacific Grove to be with his
mother, Mary Williams. Mr. Williams worked as a human-resources manager
in the Sunnyvale area. He was a volunteer for Sunnyvale's compensation
review board. He enjoyed spending time with people, especially
children. He was a devoted father, grandfather and uncle. After
graduating from San Jose State University, he was employed by the Santa
Clara County Children's Center. He had recently been certified as a
child advocate in Santa Clara County and was looking forward to helping
at-risk children. Mr. Williams loved classic cars, electronics and
tools of all kinds. He was passionate about jazz, history, chocolate
and zinfandel. He loved to roughhouse, tease and tell jokes. He is
survived by his mother, Mary Williams of Pacific Grove; a son, Paul C.
Williams of Sacramento; a daughter, Emily A. Williams of Sunnyvale; a
brother, Neil A. Williams of Los Gatos; a sister, Lucy Moore of
Madison, Wis.; and two grandchildren. Memorial services will be Friday
at 2 p.m. at the First Methodist Church of Pacific Grove. Inurnment
will be at the El Carmelo Cemetery in Pacific Grove. The family asks
that any contributions be made to Child Advocates of Santa Clara and
San Mateo counties, 509 Valley Way, Milpitas 95035.
San Jose Mercury News, CA 3/12/2003.
Dennis Charles Williams -- passed away unexpectedly in Sunnyvale. He
was a native of Pacific Grove, born June 13, 1946. He was 56. He has
been a resident of Sunnyvale for 35 years. He had been a manager of
human resources for several high tech. firms in the Silicon Valley for
30 years. He was also a volunteer for the city of Sunnyvale on the
Compensation Review Board. Dennis enjoyed people of all ages,
especially children. He was a devoted and fun-filled father,
grandfather and uncle. After he graduated from College he was employed
by the Santa Clara County Children's Center. He had recently been
certified as a child advocate for Santa Clara County and looked forward
to helping at risk children. Although he lived and worked in Sunnyvale,
he frequently visited his childhood home in Pacific Grove. He was a
frequent visitor at his mothers' retirement home, where he knew most
residents by name. Dennis loved classic cars, electronics and tools of
all kinds. He was passionate about jazz, history, chocolate and
Zinfandel. He loved to roughhouse, tease and tell jokes. He will be
sorely missed. He is survived by his son, Paul C. Williams of
Sacramento, his daughter Emily A. Williams of Sunnyvale, his brother
Neil Williams of Los Gatos, his sister Lucy Moore of Madison, WI, and
his mother Mary Williams of Pacific Grove, also by two grandchildren
and one nephew. Memorial services will be held Friday, March 14, at
2:00 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church of Pacific Grove, Sunset
and 17 Mile Drive. Inurnment will be at the El Carmelo Cemetery,
Pacific Grove. The Paul Mortuary is in charge of cremation
arrangements. Contributions may be made to: Child Advocates of Santa
Clara and San Mateo Counties, 509 Valley Way, Milpitas, CA 95035.
Knockout II April 2003
Survivors: brother, Neil A. Williams '67 of Los Gatos; sister, Lucy
Williams Moore '71 of Madison, WI; father, Verne L. Williams '36
died