PGHS 1930 chart and obits
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Year Name Married Name Age YOB DOD Place of Death
1930 Clifton Henry Alsop 87
1930 Maria Eldora Alves 96
1930* Irving Nathan Ask 70 1910 8/27/81 Monterey, Mtry Co, CA
1930 Genevieve Amstein 73
1930 Claire Marie Barkle 88
1930 Irene Mildred Barling 89
1930* Albert Eugene Billington 85 1911 11/5/96 Laguna Niguel, Oge Co,
CA
1930* Gladys Botsford 78 1913 8/25/92 La Mirada, LA Co, CA
1930* William Allen Bratt 77 1910 1/17/88 Burlingame, S Mat Co, CA
1930* William Malcolm Calkins 81 1912 6/5/93 Pacific Grove, Mtry Co,
CA
1930 Evelyn Margaret Correia 78
1930 Irene Alice Culp 74
1930* Walter Emmett Culver 74 1911 6/3/85 Auburn, Placer Co, CA
1930 William Frederick Davison 75
1930* Margaret Eleanor Draper Hanchett 66 1913 5/12/79 Santa Clara Co,
CA
1930* Marie Alice Ehman Redfern 85 1911 3/25/97 Santa Clara, SC Co, CA
1930 Dorothy Rebecca Ernst 75
1930 Louis Glover Gardner 69
1930* Paul Watts Gates 70 1909 12/17/81 Pacific Grove, Mtry Co, CA
1930* Helene Lorraine Golden Williams 67 1912 2/26/80 Lake Co, CA
1930* Walter Wolmar Gottlund 79 1909 11/2/88 Del Mar, San Diego Co, CA
1930 Evelyn Rose Grantham 85
1930 Theodora Ellen Gross 83
1930* Althea M. Harper Morris 44 1912 9/8/57 Yolo County, CA
1930* James Renwick Hughes 81 1911 7/9/93 West Palm Beach, FL
1930 Patricia Whitcomb Holman 74
1930* Herschel F. Jones 59 1911 2/15/71 Monterey Co, CA
1930* Muriel Jones Scearce 84 1911 3/3/96 Denver, Denver Co, CO
1930 Myrl Jorgensen 84
1930* Herman "Heinrich" Korf 81 1911 8/9/93 Ojai, Vent or Kern Co,
CA
1930* Leon B. Kromer Jr. 87 1912 9/12/99 Charlotte, NC
1930* Kinsley Burwell Lawrence 17 2/12/29 Monterey Co, CA
1930 Lilabeth "Beth" Learned 92
1930* Dixie Meritbel Linesba Young 80 1912 10/1/92 San Jose, Sta Clara
Co, CA
1930* Knute Gunnar "Kay" Mathison 71 1912 1/5/84 Monterey Co, CA
1930 Marjorie Lorraine Mauzey 92
1930* Evelyn Swending Morebeck Naslund 82 1912 12/8/94 Monterey Co, CA
1930* Nazumo Nan Ogawa 68 1912 6/3/81 Los Angeles Co, CA
1930 Loraine Theresa Pawley 80
1930 Lloyd Aaron Powers 31
1930* Harry Eugene Reed 14 5/3/28 Monterey Co, CA?
1930* Frank C. "Tug" Richardson 72 1913 10/85 Deer Harbor, SJuan
Co, WA
1930 Paul Ernie Rink 83
1930 Merrill Leslie "Rosie" Rose 77
1930 Eleanor Scanlon 88
1930* Alice Lloyd Schaefer Bethel 88 1913 2/02 Pacific Grove, Mtry Co,
CA
1930 Clayton A. Schuttish 78
1930* George Alan Schuyler 85 1912 3/28/97 Sacramento Co, CA
1930* Alice Rebecca Shaw Keever 86 1910 11/4/97 Sunnyvale, S Clara Co,
CA
1930* Joey Odilie Slinger Evans 77 1911 5/4/89 Sacramento Co, CA
1930* Evelyn Spotswood Mathison 70 1910 11/1/81 Pebble Beach, Mtry Co,
CA
1930 Viola Mae "Patsy" Stuzman 90
1930* Sachi Sugano Akamine 42 1911 11/9/53 Monterey Co, CA
1930* Marjorie Ellen Tennant Kimball 81 1911 1/21/93 Sacramento Co, CA
1930* William Henry Toombs 78 1910 9/13/88 San Jose, S Clara Co, CA
1930* Adaline M. Van de Bogart Payne 73 1911 12/1/84 Salinas, Monterey
Co, CA
1930* Evelyn Dorothy "Kit" Varien Douglas 85 1911 2/9/97 Spreckels,
Mtry Co, CA
1930 Violet Opal Wallace 21
1930* Kenneth Stanley Walker 84 1912 1/3/97 Kern Co, CA
1930k Ralph Carlin Workman 83 1911 11/10/95 Pasadena, Harris Co, TX
1930 Clifton Henry Alsop (87)
Monterey County Herald, CA Feb 11, 2000, page B3
Clifton H. Alsop passed away in Sacramento on February 7, 2000. Loving
husband of Donna Alsop and the late Pauline May Smith Alsop, who
preceded Clifton in death in 1972. Father of Roberta Gregson of
Sacramento and Scott Bamber Alsop of Vancouver, WA. Brother of Lois
Strickland and Maurice Alsop, both of Pacific Grove, CA. Devoted
grandfather of 4 and great-grandfather of 2. Clifton was born in
Bellingham, WA on April 28, 1912 and was reared in the Pacific Grove
area. Memorial services will be held on Friday, February 11, 2000 at
Valley Hi Covenant Church in Sacramento. Private inurnment, Memory
Garden in Concord, CA. Remembrance may be made to Valley Hi Covenant
Church, 8355 Arroyo Vista Drive, Sacramento, CA 95823.
1930 Marie Eldora Alves (96)
Marie Eldora (Alves) Lopez
Monterey County Herald (online ed), CA April 20, 2006
Marie E. Lopez October 17, 1909 ~ April 16, 2006 MONTEREY - Marie E.
Lopez, age 96, died peacefully on April 16, 2006 at her home. Marie was
born in Hanford, CA and moved to Pacific Grove in 1918 to live with her
grandparents, after the death of her parents. She was an alumnus of
Pacific Grove High School, graduating in 1930 and in 1931, married
Anthony (Tone) Lopez. In 1937, she owned and operated with her husband,
Tone, Central Grocery on Lighthouse Avenue in New Monterey for 27
years. After the death of her husband in 1963, she became a 24 year
employee of Holman's Department Store/Fords, working in the china
department and then the Swiss Colony department. She was a member of
the Lighthouse Keeper Club for over 50 years and volunteered in the
Community Thrift Shop. She was also a member of the Catholic Daughters
of America and a parishioner of San Carlos Cathedral. Marie loved
flowers, music, (excellent) cooking and above all, she loved her family
dearly. Preceding Marie in death were her sister Rose and brothers:
Louis, Edward and Tony of Hanford and her husband, Tone in 1963. She is
survived by her daughter, Jean (Tod) Sanchez; her grandchildren: Marsha
(David) Leadingham, Cynthia (Keith) Windsor, of Monterey and Steven
(Julie) Sanchez of Fresno and five great-grandchildren: Valarie & Brian
Leadingham, Kelly & Claire Sanchez, Alison Windsor and countless family
members and friends. Her sister-in-law, Alyce Lopez, died on the same
day as Marie. Funeral services will be held at San Carlos Cathedral on
Saturday the 22nd at 9:30 AM, with rosary services on Friday, the 21st
at 7:00 PM at Mission Mortuary in Monterey. Donations in her memory may
be made to San Carlos Cathedral Restoration Fund, 500 Church Street,
Monterey, CA 93940.
1930 Genevieve Amstein (73)
Genevieve (Amstein) Oxner
Monterey Peninsula Herald, CA Aug 1985
Genevieve Amstein Oxner, a Pacific Grove native, died Aug. 27 at the
Weed (Siskiyou County) Convalescent Home after a prolonged illness. She
was 73. Born June 30, 1912, Mrs. Oxner graduated from Pacific Grove
High School in 1930. Her family owned the Peninsula Laundry in New
Monterey. She married W.K. Oxner in 1934, and move to Mount Shasta in
1941. She is survived by her husband known as Kenny; a daughter, Susan
Richardson, and son, William R. Oxner, all of Mount Shasta; a brother,
R. Carl Amstein of Monterey; two grandchildren and one
great-grandchild. No services will be held. A memorial fund has been
established to aid the Hospice of Southern Siskiyou County.
Contributions may be sent to Genevieve Oxner Memorial Fund, c/o L.
Britton, First Interstate Bank, Mount Shasta, CA 96067.
1930 Claire Marie Barkle (88)
Claire Marie (Barkle) Page
Monterey County Herald, CA Dec 30, 2000, pB3
Claire M. Page, 88, a homemaker, died Dec. 21 at Carmel Residential
Care. She was born Nov. 25, 1912, in Corning and lived in Monterey
County for 75 years. Mrs. Page was a graduate of Pacific Grove High
School. She was a volunteer for the American Red Cross and enjoyed
playing bingo. She is survived by her son, James Page of Pacific Grove;
a brother, Richard Barkle of New York City; a sister, Patricia Bakos of
San Francisco; three grandchildren; and a niece. Private family
services were held. The family suggests that any memorial contributions
be sent to the Pacific Grove Volunteer Fire Department, 600 Pine Ave.,
Pacific Grove 93950. The Paul Mortuary is in charge of arrangements.
1930 Irene Mildred Barling (89)
Irene Mildred (Barling) Scott
Grass Valley Union, CA Dec 25, 2002
Irene Scott, 89, a longtime resident of Grass Valley, died Tuesday,
Dec. 17. In accordance with her wishes, there will be no services. She
is survived by her daughter, Joyce; son, Malcolm Scott;
daughter-in-law, Dorothy Scott; grandchildren Lisa, Tami, Billy, Erik,
Marc, Alicia and Joy; great-grandchildren Chris, Tara, Astaria, Lauren,
Liliana, Niniane, Tess, and Billy III. Arrangements are under the
direction of Hooper and Weaver Mortuary.
1930 Evelyn Margaret Correia (78)
Evelyn Margaret (Correia) Pina
Monterey Peninsula Herald, CA Aug. 1, 1989
Evelyn Margaret Pina died Tueday at her home in Monterey from a heart
condition. She was 78. Born Feb. 6, 1911, in Dos Palos, Mrs. Pina was a
homemaker. She lived in Monterey County for 66 years. For the last 25
years, she resided in Monterey. Mrs. Pina was a member of the
Seventh-Day Adventist Church in Pacific Grove. She is survived by her
husband, Roy of Monterey; three sons, Charlie of Sonora, Tom of Carmel
Valley and Kenneth of Watsonville; four daughters, Marjorie Linares of
Corral de Tierra, Janet Dante of Los Angeles, Diane Brubaker of Pacific
Grove and Darlene Gillieres of Los Angeles; a brother, Robert Correia
of Virginia; a sister, Mary Polston of Paradise; nine grandchildren,
and seven great-grandchildren. Friends may call to pay respects at the
Paul Mortuary on Thursday starting at 9 a.m. Funeral services will take
place Thursday at the Paul Mortuary at 2 p.m. Burial will be at El
Carmelo Cemetery in Pacific Grove.
1930 Irene Alice Culp (74)
Irene Alice (Culp) Forsman
Monterey Peninsula Herald, CA Oct. 20, 1986
Irene Alice Forsman of Monterey, a lifelong Peninsula resident, died
Monday at Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula after a short
illness. She was 74. Mrs. Forsman was born April 22, 1912, in Pacific
Grove. She was active in church affairs and a member of the altar guild
at All Saints' Episcopal Church in Carmel. Survivors include two
sons, Jon of Castro Valley and Gerald of Fair Oaks, and four
granddaughters. Memorial services will be held Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at
All Saints' Episcopal Church. Private burial will be at El Carmelo
Cemetery in Pacific Grove. The Paul Mortuary is in charge of
arrangements. The family suggests memorial contributions to the All
Saints' Church Memorial Fund.
1930 William Frederick Davison (75)
Monterey Peninsula Herald, CA Sep 1987
William Frederick Davison of Monterey, who was an avid amateur golfer,
and retired highway foreman for Granite Construction Co. died Sunday at
Monterey Convalescent Hospital after a long illness. He was 75. Mr.
Davison was born Oct 26, 1911, in Empire (Stanislaus County). He moved
with his family to the Peninsula in 1927 and graduated from Pacific
Grove High School. He was employed with Granite Construction for 30
years, retiring as an estimator and foreman in 1975. He excelled in
sports in high school and participated in local softball and basketball
leagues after high school. Mr. Davison was medalist in the 1962
Monterey Peninsula Open golf championship and competed as an amateur in
the 1963 Bing Crosby National Pro-Amateur Championship at Pebble Beach.
He was a member of the Northern Californian Golf Association and Moose
Lodge No. 876 of Del Rey Oaks, and was a former member of the Monterey
Elks Lodge. He was also a volunteer firefighter and police officer in
Monterey during the 1940s. Survivors include his wife, Vi; two
daughters, Diana C. Osborn of Dixon and Sheila Davison Bauen of Carmel;
a stepson, Frank Sutherland of San Jose; two brothers, Keith Davison of
Monterey and E. Max Davison of Live Oak; and two granddaughters.
Memorial services will be held Wednesday at noon at the Moose Lodge,
555 Canyon Del Rey, Del Rey Oaks. Cremation will take place at a later
date. The Paul Mortuary is in charge of arrangements. The family
suggests that any contributions may be made to the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals or the Special Olympics.
1930 Dorothy Rebecca Ernst (75)
Dorothy Rebecca (Ernst) Mattos
Monterey Peninsula Herald, CA Feb. 1985
Dorothy R. Mattos, a Salinas resident for 51 years, died Wednesday at
Salinas Valley Memorial Hospital after a long illness. She was 75. Mrs.
Mattos was born May 8, 1909, in Galesburg, Ill. She was secretary of
the Salinas Valley Kennel Club for 25 years. Survivors include her
husband, John; a sister, Mildred McMath of San Jose; a niece and two
nephews. The family suggests contributions to the Guide Dogs for the
Blind or to the donor's favorite charity. Memorial services will be
held Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at the Struve & Laporte Funeral Chapel.
Inurnment will be at El Carmel Cemetery in Pacific Grove.
1930 (t) Louis Glover Gardner (69)
Monterey County Herald, CA June 29, 2004
Carmel Valley - Louis "Lou" Gardner, 93, passed away peacefully
June 23, 2004 surrounded by his loved ones. He was born May 6, 1911 in
Washington D.C. and grew up in California. Louis was a veteran of the
U.S. Army, serving in World War II in both Italy and Austria. In 1953,
Louis opened the Blue SkyLodge in Carmel Valley along with his wife
Marge and operated it successfully for 51 ears. Together they raised
nine children. Before opening the Blue Sky Lodge in Carmel Valley,
Louis and Marge restored the original Whaling Station Inn in Monterey,
which later became a historical monument. Louis was continually active
in his beloved community of Carmel Valley, serving as a founding member
of the Kiwanis Club, President of the Carmel Valley Chamber of
Commerce, as well as numerous other civic duties for nearly 50 years.
Louis was the first person to become a "Double Yolker' in 1998 -
twice receiving the coveted Carmel Valley Chamber of Commerce 'Good
Egg' award. Lou loved the people and community of Carmel Valley. He
loved the family and his many friends. Louis loved gardening and could
make almost anything grow. He was truly a treasure to those who knew
him. His gentle, friendly personality made everyone feel welcome and
important. Louis cared deeply for his fellow man. He always went the
extra mile if he thought someone needed help. He always made time to
listen and give reassurance. Louis was genuinely admired and respected
and will be greatly missed. Louis is survived by eight of his children,
Lynda Park, Sandra Tyrrell, Lee Garner, Richard Gardner, Roger Gardner,
Alan Gardner, John Gardner, Bill Gardner, and his companion of many
years, Sharon Hermes. He has eleven grandchildren and ten great
grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his beloved with Marge,
daughter Liliana, and grandson Robin. A memorial service will be held
in honor of Louis Gardner on Wednesday, July 14 at 10:30 a.m. at Our
Lady of Mount Carmel Church in Carmel Valely. Arrangements are being
handled by Paul Mortuary.
Knockout II Spring (August) 2004
Louis Glover Gardner, 93, born May 6, 1911 and passed on peacefully
June 23, 2004. A native of Washington D.C. he grew up in California. He
was an Army WWII veteran of Europe. Louis and Marge restored the
Whaling Station Inn corner Pacific and Decatur Streets. Then in 1953
they opened the Blue Sky Lodge in Carmel Valley for some 51 years. He
is survived by 8 children, 11 grandchildren, and 10 great
grandchildren. June 2004 Louis Glover Gardner 1930 Carmel Valley CA
1930 Evelyn Rose Grantham (85)
Evelyn Rose (Grantham) Miller
Monterey Peninsula Herald, CA Oct 1996
Evelyn Grantham Miller, 85, of Pacific Grove, a retired administrator,
died Wednesday [Oct. 16] in her home at Forest Hill Manor. Born Feb.
10, 1911, in Waynoka, Okla., she had lived in Pacific Grove for 75
years. She was administrator of Forest Hill Manor for 25 years and a
member of First United Methodist Church in Pacific Grove. Mrs. Miller
received a bachelor's degree from San Jose Sate University and a
master's degree in religious education from Boston University. She
was a member of a pioneer Pacific Grove family. Grantham Hall, the
fellowship hall at First United Methodist, was named after her father.
She is survived by three nephews, Kenneth Grantham of Berkeley, Jim
Grantham of San Francisco and Dave Grantham of Albuquerque, N.M.; and a
niece, Linda Johnson of Corvallis, Ore. A memorial service will be held
at 2 p.m. Thursday in First United Methodist Church. Her ashes will be
scattered at sea. The Paul Mortuary is in charge of arrangements. The
family suggests that memorial contributions be made to Forest Hill
Manor, 551 Gibson Ave., Pacific Grove 93950; to First United Methodist
Church, P.O. Box 60, Pacific Grove 93950, or to the donor's favorite
charity.
Knockout II Feb 1997
Evelyn Grantham Miller, 85, ('30 of PG, CA, d Oct 1996) was a retired
administrator of Forest Hill Manor, where she died. A 75-year PG
resident and member of a prominent early pioneer PG family, she was an
active member of the First United Methodist Church. Grantham Hall was
named after her father, Fred. Evelyn was also an early supporting
member of PGHSA. She held a bachelor's degree from San Jose State and
a master's in religious education from Boston University. Her ashes
were scattered at sea.
1930 Theodora Ellen Gross (83)
Theodora Ellen (Gross) Andersen
Monterey Peninsula Herald, CA Feb 1996
Theodora Gross Andersen, 83, of Burlingame, a retired property investor
and former resident of Pacific Grove, died Wednesday at her home. Born
Jan. 1, 1913, in Pacific Grove, she lived in Monterey County for 25
years before moving to Burlingame 40 years ago. She was the daughter of
E.B. Gross of Monterey, one of the original cannery owners on Cannery
Row. Mrs. Andersen was a member of the Embroiders' Guild of America
and American Needlepoint Guild Inc. She won many honors with her
needlework and was an extensive world traveler and an avid reader. She
is survived by her husband, Robert; two daughters, Linda Schenck of
Blackhawk and Anastasia Rutenberg of Woodside; five grandchildren; and
three great-grandchildren. At her request, no services will be held.
The Neptune Society was in charge of arrangements.
Knockout II May 1995
Theodora Gross Andersen '30 of San Mateo, CA, died Feb 1996. I think
the following is also a daughter. (of E.B.) She has been mentioned in
conversation, but is not in the file as having attended PG schools. It
was always remarked that she was beautiful. (?) Nancy Ray "Slim" Gross
- born in Salinas CA in 1917 She married Howard Hawks - the famous film
director. I would assume she was living in the Los Angeles (Hollywood
or Beverly Hills) area.
1930 Patricia Whitcomb Holman (74)
Patricia Whitcomb (Holman) O'Meara
Monterey Peninsula Herald, CA Dec 23, 1987
Patricia Whitcomb Holman O'Meara died Wednesday at her home in
Watsonville following a lengthy illness. She was 74. Mrs. O'Meara,
who was born Dec. 9, 1913 in Pacific Grove, was the daughter of the
late Wilford and Zena Holman, founders of Holman's Department Store
in Pacific Grove. She graduated from Pacific Grove High School and
attended the University of California at Berkeley. She was a homemaker
and lived in Southern California for 20 years. In 1955, she moved to
Watsonville, where she and her husband managed the Holly Hills Farm.
She is survived by her husband, Eugene; one son, Peter of Fresno; one
daughter, Genie Santini of Pacific Grove; and one sister, Harriet
Barter of Carmel. No services will be held. Cremation will be under the
direction of the California Cremation Society. The family suggests that
any memorials be made to the Community Hospital of the Monterey
Peninsula or Watsonville Community Hospital.
1930 Myrl Jorgensen (84)
Myrl (Jorgensen) Northway
Monterey County Herald, CA March 10, 1998
Myrl Jorgensen Northway of Monterey died Tuesday at Ave Maria
Convalescent Hospital in Monterey. She was 84. Born Aug. 28, 1913, in
Pacific Grove, she grew up in Monterey County, lived for many years in
San Francisco, then returned to Monterey three years ago. Mrs. Northway
graduated from Stanford University with a pre-law degree in 1935. She
worked for several years as an executive secretary of the Hastings Law
Journal in San Francisco. She is survived by a brother, Henry Jorgensen
of Pacific Grove; a sister, Phyllis Koch of Walnut Creek; and three
nieces and a nephew. Private services will be held. The Paul Mortuary
is in charge of arrangements.
Knockout II May 1998
Myrl Jorgensen Northway, 84 ('30 of Monterey, CA, d March 1998) died
in Monterey at Ava Maria Convalescent Hospital. A native of PG and
member of the prominent Jorgensen family, (father was for years the
only Superior Court Judge of Monterey County). A 1935 Stanford graduate
with a pre-law degree, she worked for years for the Hastings Law
Journal in San Francisco. She returned to Monterey and is survived by
her brother, Henry Jorgensen of PG, and a sister, Phyllis Koch of
Walnut Creek.
1930 Lilabeth "Beth" Emily Learned (92)
Lilabeth "Beth" (Learned) Maveety
Monterey County Herald, CA Aug 10, 2005
Beth Maveety, 92, was born Feb. 4, 1913, and died Aug. 5. Survived by
her son, Patrick. Arrangements by Paul Mortuary, Pacific Grove.
Memorial contributions in her name can be made to Birth to Three, 86
Centennial Loop, Eugene, Or 97401.
1930 Marjorie Lorraine Mauzey (92)
Marjorie Lorraine (Mauzey) Satterfield
Monterey County Herald, CA July 8, 2004.
Marjorie Satterfield April 3, 1912 - July 6, 2004 CARMEL VALLEY -
Marjorie was born April. 3, 1912 in Marshfield, OR (now Coos Bay), and
passed away July 6, 2004 in Monterey. She moved to Pacific Grove in
1923 and graduated from Pacific Grove High School in 1930. She has
resided in Carmel Valley since 1946. Marjorie enjoyed playing bridge,
crossword puzzles, cooking and gardening. For many years, she worked in
the office of PG&E in Carmel. She enjoyed traveling across the country
in her motorhome with her husband, Albert, who passed away in 1998. Her
cousin, W.S. Mauzey of Carmel Valley, survives Marjorie. No services
will be held at the request of Marjorie. Arrangements are under the
direction of The Paul Mortuary in Pacific Grove
Knockout II Spring (August) 2004
Marjorie Mauzey Satterfield, 92, was born Apr. 3, 1912 in Coos Bay,
Ore., and passed away in Monterey July 6, 2004. She has resided in
Carmel Valley since 1946. Marjorie enjoyed playing bridge, crossword
puzzles, cooking and gardening. She was a long time PG&E employee.
Walter S Mauzey '45, her cousin, survives her. No services were held
at her request. July 2004 Marjorie Mauzey Satterfield 1930 Carmel
Valley CA
1930 Loraine Theresa Pawley (80)
Loraine Theresa (Pawley) Powers
Monterey Peninsula Herald, CA Dec. 13, 1992
Loraine T. Powers, 80, of Pacific Grove, homemaker, died Saturday at
Pacific Grove Convalescent Hospital. Mrs. Powers was born in Alviso on
July 6, 1912. She moved to the Monterey Peninsula about 70 years ago.
She was member of the Pacific Grove Woman's Civic Club, Fossils for
Fun, the Monterey Bay Mineral Society and the Carmel Valley Gam and
Mineral Society. Survivors include a son, Herbert of Katy, Texas; a
daughter, Leslie Davies of Clayton; four grandchildren and two
great-grandchldren. Her husband, Herbert, owner of Pacific Grove
Realty, died in 1989. No services will be held. The Paul Mortuary is in
charge of cremation and ashes will be scattered at sea. The family
suggests that any memorial contributions be sent to the donor's
favorite charity
1930 Lloyd Aaron Powers (31)
Pacific Grove High Tide, CA Feb 26, 1943 p3
Services Held for Lloyd A. Powers
Funeral services for Lloyd A. powers, 31, were held Thursday morning at
the Paul Mortuary chapel with the Rev. Elwood H. Hunter officiating.
Interment was in El Carmelo Cemetery. The former Pacific Grove resident
passed away Sunday night at Sacramento following a brief illness. He
was an accountant. Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Amelia powers of
Sacramento, his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Powers of Pacific
Grove; two brothers, Earl Powers of Pacific Grove and Ray Powers of the
United States Army; and his grandmother, Mrs. Louise Kent of this city.
1930 Paul Ernie Rink (83)
Monterey Peninsula Herald, CA Apri 9, 1995
Paul E. Rink, 83, of Carmel Valley, an author and merchant sailor, died
April 9 at Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula. Born Jan. 6,
1912, in San Jose, he had lived in Carmel Valley for 34 years. He
graduated from Pacific Grove High School, attended San Jose State
University and graduated from the Alameda Maritime Academy. Mr. Rink
held a variety of jobs as a youth, including gathering marine specimens
for Ed Ricketts, who was immortalized as "Doc" by John Steinbeck.
During World War II he served as a ship's engineer in the merchant
marine. He was a writer for more than 60 years, including 15 years as a
Hollywood television and movie script writer, writing scripts for
"Bonanza," "Gunsmoke," "Have Gun, Will Travel" and the
series, "High Road." In 1968 he was awarded a silver medal by the
Commonwealth Club for his book, "Quest for Freedom: Bolivar and the
South American Revolution." Mr. Rink is survived by a son, Paul of
Cloverdale; a daughter, Cristi Johnson of Elberfeld, Ind.; two
brothers, Henry of Watsonville and Victor of Santa Clara; and four
grandchildren. Memorial services will be held at 1 p.m. April 28 at S.
Mary's by-the-Sea Episcopal Church in Pacific Grove. Cremation has
been held and ashes will be scattered at sea. The California Cremation
Society is in charge of arrangements. The family suggests that any
memorial contributions be sent to the Carmel Valley Library in Carmel
Valley Village, or to the donor's favorite literary organization.
Knockout II Aug 1995
Paul E. Rink '30, 80 (d April 1995 of Carmel Valley, CA of Carmel
Valley, an author and merchant sailor died April 9, 1995. He had just
finished repairing the damage to his home from the second Carmel River
flood, when he fell and broke some ribs. Ill fortune followed him, for
in the hospital, he developed pneumonia and died. Paul attended San
Jose State University and graduated from the maritime Academy, serving
in WWII. During his youth, Paul gathered marine specimens for Ed
Ricketts, who was immortalized as "Doc" in John Steinbeck's
"Cannery Row." A writer for more than 60 years, he was also a scipt
writer for Hollywood and TV, writing scripts for "Bonanza,"
"Gunsmoke," "Have Gun, Will Travel," and the series, "High
Road." Paul often opened his home to his PGHS classmates of '30
(and other close-by classes) during the Annual Alumni Reunion. Both he
and his younger brother will be surely missed.
1930 Merrill Leslie "Rosie" Rose (77)
Monterey Peninsula Herald, CA March 14, 1989
Merrill Leslie Rose of Monterey, longtime telephone company employee,
died Tuesday at Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula after a
brief illness. He was 77. Born June 25, 1911, in Ashland, Ore., Mr.
Rose, who was known as Rosie, moved to Pacific Grove with his family 63
years ago. He was active in athletics in school, especially football.
He attended the University of San Francisco and San Jose State
University, and played varsity football at both schools. His family
owned and operated the Rose Brothers Furniture Store which later became
McMahan's, and at one time Mr. Rose owned and operated Paul's
Cremery in Salinas. For 29 years, he worked at Pacific Telephone Co.,
and was a member of the Telephone Pioneers. He loved gardening and from
the 1940s to the 1960s he and his wife, Alma, delivered 100 bouquets a
week to the hospital at Fort Ord from their garden on Colton Street.
Mr. Rose also was a familiar figure at local sporting events and in his
spare time he often played ball with the neighborhood youngsters. In
addition to his wife, he is survived by a son, Nick of Corral de
Tierra; two daughters, Suzie Weber and Diane Nielsen, both of Corral de
Tierra; three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. At his
request, no services will be held. The family suggests that any
memorial contributions go to the American Diabetes Association.
1930 (t) Eleanor Scanlon (88)
Eleanor (Scanlon) Hengehold
The Almanac, Menlo Park, CA May 30, 2001
Architectural assistant and hospital volunteer - Eleanor S. Hengehold,
a resident of Menlo Park, died May 23 at the Stanford Medical Center at
the age of 88. Ms. Hengehold worked for 12 years as an assistant to the
president at Dietrich Post, Architects. She also volunteered regularly
at Stanford Hospital and was a member of the Bellarmine Prep Mothers
Club. Ms. Hengehold is survived by her sons David of Los Altos, James
of Menlo Park and Richard of Minnesota; six grandchildren; and two
great-grandchildren. Private family services have been held. Ms.
Hengehold was interred at the Gate of Heaven cemetery in Los Altos. In
lieu of flowers, the family prefers contributions to the Ecumenical
Hunger Program, 1836 Bay Road, East Palo Alto, CA 94303.
1930 Clayton A. Schuttish (78)
Monterey Peninsula Herald, CA April 14, 1990
Clayton A. Schuttish, a teacher who initiated the industrial arts
program at Carmel High School, died Saturday at his Monterey residence.
He was 78. Born Jan. 2, 1912, in Watsonville, Mr. Schuttish came to the
Peninsula as an infant. After attending Pacific Grove schools, he
graduated from San Jose State University with a teaching credential in
industrial arts. His first teaching job was at Carmel's Sunset
School, followed by two years in Salinas and two years at Carmel High
School, teaching shop and auto mechanics. Later he and his wife moved
to Concord, where he taught for 26 years in the Mount Diablo School
District and where they raised their four children before returning to
the Peninsula in 1975. He was an active member of the Point Lobos
Natural History Association and a charter member of the Hillcrest
Congregational Church of Pleasant Hill. Hie is survived by his wife,
Helen of Monterey; two daughters, Jenifer Billman of Salem, Ore., and
Marianne Hart of Monterey; two sons, John of Napa and Thomas of San
Francisco; and seven grandchildren. No public services will be held.
Following cremation, under the direction of the Paul Mortuary, the
ashes will be scattered at sea.
1930 Viola Mae "Patsy" Stutzman (90)
Viola Mae "Patsy" (Stutzman) English
Monterey County Herald, CA Feb 8, 2003
Patsy Stutzman English passed away February 1, 2003, in West Bend,
Wisconsin, at the age of 90. Born September 26, 1912, in San Luis
Obispo, California, she was a 75-year resident of Pacific Grove. She is
survived by her son, Jack English, of Hobart, Tasmania, Australia,
daughters Donna Tronca of Cedar Grove, Wisconsin and Judy Paterson of
Marina; grandson Adrian English of San Francisco, granddaughters, Carla
English of San Francisco and Carey Paterson of Marina; great-grandson
Devon Cole Paterson, born just three days before her passing, a sister,
Barbara Bagby of Los Gatos, a brother, Jack Stutzman of Salinas, and
several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her husband,
Donald English in 1982 and sister Ruth (Bunney) Stutzman in 1977. There
are no services planned. Please make any donations in her memory to
your local hospice care provider.
Knockout II April 2003
Viola "Patsy" Stutzman English, 90 ('30 of West Bend WI), died
Feb 1, 2003, in West Bend, Wis. She born Sep 26, 1912, in San Luis
Obispo, she was a 75-year resident of PG. She is survived by her son,
Jack English, '61, of Hobart, Tasmania, Australia; daughters, Donna
Enlish Tronca '66 of Cedar Grove, Wis., and Judy Paterson of Marina;
sister, Barbara Stutzman Bagley '37; a brother, Jack Stutzman '44.
A sister preceded her, Ruth "Bunny" Stutzman '38.
1930 Evelyn Dorothy "Kit" Varien (85)
Evelyn Dorothy "Kit" (Varien) Douglas
Knockout II Aug 1997
Evelyn "Kit" Varien Douglas '30, (of Monterey, CA, d Feb 1997)
was a lifelong resident of the Peninsula and a member of one of PG's
pioneer families. She was for some 18 years a deputy sheriff in
Monterey County. Retiring in 1973. She is survived by sons John and
Rusty.
1930 Violet Opal Wallace (21)
Violet Opal (Wallace) Barnes
Pacific Grove Tribune, CA March 30, 1934 p1
Barnes Services To Be Held Tomorrow (Violet Opal Barnes)
Mrs. Violet Opal Barnes of Jamesburg, who died in a Pacific Grove
hospital Tuesday night, will be buried tomorrow afternoon in El Carmelo
cemetery, following funeral services at two o'clock in Paul Mortuary.
The Rev. William V. Morgan, pastor of the new Monterey Baptist church,
will officiate at the services tomorrow. As Violet Wallace she attended
the Pacific Grove high school from which she was graduated in 1930.
Mrs. Barnes was but 21 years old and had been seriously ill for two
weeks. Surviving are her husband, Henry O. Barnes, a rancher of
Jamesburg; her twin daughters, Joan and Barbara; her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. Wallace; a sister, Mrs. Albert Eplett; and two brothers,
Everett and Charles Barnes, all of Pacific Grove.
1930 Ralph Carlin Workman (83)
Knockout II, Jan 1996, page 14
Letter to editor, Tom Gillis: Ralph C. Workman passed away 10 November
1995. He had been battling cancer for some time and was preparing for
further reconstruction surgery at M.D. Anderson Hospital in Houston at
the time of his death. Official reason was Squamous Carcinoma of the
head and neck with tobacco use bing a direct contributor to the cancer.
There was respectable representation from family and friends at the
funeral services on 14 November in Pasadena, Tx. Ralph was cremated on
16 Nov and is presently at home awaiting interment with his wife at the
future time of her passing. If this does not make sense the reasons are
financial plus he and Marie had an agreement that the one that passed
first, the other would keep them around the house till both could be
interned at the same time. Marie did not take the passing well and is
herself, at 81, having her own health problems. The Obituary published
in the local Pasadena paper said: Survivors include his wife Marie
Hester Workman of Pasadena, daughters Tommye Dixon of Plummeville Ark.,
Billee Joe Shipley of Jeromie Idaho, son Calin Jr. of Richardson Tx.,
stepson Harold Hester of Washington DC, 17 grandchildren and the
propositional number of great-grandkids. I have known Ralph for just
over 31 years when my mother and he married and in all that time I can
honestly say you were one of his best friends. Over the years, I have
had to read all your newsletters and personnel notes he could share as
he talked so freely about you I almost feel I could address you as Tom
and be comfortable. Ralph will miss you. Please give my mother's and
my best regards to Billie. Sincerely, Harold Hester, stepson.