PGHS 1970 chart and obits
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Year Name Married Name Age YOB DOD Place of Death
1970 Patricia Ann Aiello 53
1970 Delia Ann Castanos 51
1970* Michelle Marie Cowan 31 1952 4/7/84 Carmel, Monterey Co, CA
1970 Eva Elizabeth Galko 42
1970 Michael R. Jenkins 51
1970 Brian Lee Jones 49
1970* Roger Sherman Locke 27 1952 3/29/79 Antioch, C Costa Co, CA
1970 Patrick Murray McFadden III 50
1970 Cedric B. Nance 50
1970 Linda Sue Nichols 14
1970 Richard Alan Niemi 35
1970 Joseph John Poltrone Jr. 42
1970 Douglas Day Pottharst Jr. 36
1970* George Thomas Raley 16 1967 4/13/67 Monterey Co, CA
1970 Michael Edwin Roberts 37
1970 Anthony "Tony' Rose 48
1970* Donna Louise Ruble ? 9/18/91 Pacific Grove, Mtry Co, CA
1970 Diane Marie Ruhl 39
1970 Paul Theodore Sidone 40
1970 Stuart St. Clair Wilson 34
1970 Patricia Ann Aiello (53)
Monterey County Herald, CA Dec 7, 2005.
Patricia Ann Aiello. February 17, 1952 - December 2, 2005. VISALIA -
Patricia Ann Aiello of Visalia, died at the age of 53 shortly after she
was diagnosed with cancer. Patti was the first born child of Tony T.
Aiello and Kathleen Aiello. She was raised in Pacific Grove. Patti
moved from the Monterey Peninsula at the age of 19 to pursue and
complete her multiple college degrees. Over the past 30 years Patti has
traveled the world. The past five years she lived in Three Rivers, CA.
One of her favorite past times was kayaking with the love of her life,
Hershel Couch. Patti is survived by her father, Tony T. Aiello of De
Rey Oaks, brother, Anthony (Phyllis) Aiello, nephew, Anthony and niece,
Maria. Also survived by many loving family members and friends. Funeral
Mass will be Saturday 2:00p.m December 10th at St. Angela's Catholic
Church, Lighthouse & 10th Avenues in Pacific Grove. Interment El
Carmelo Cemetery in Pacific Grove. The family requests that any
contributions by sent to Community Hospital of the Monterey
Peninsula-Cancer Facilty. Arrangements by The Paul Mortuary of Pacific
Grove. 375-4191.
Visalia Delta Times, CA Dec 7, 2005
Patricia Aiello, 53, of Visalia died Friday, Dec. 2, 2005. She was a
computer training official. A memorial service will be held at a later
date. Burial is private. Condolences may be e-mailed to
salseran...@aol.com. Arrangements are by Salser and Dillard
Funeral Chapel, Visalia.
1970 Delia Ann "Dee" Castanos (51)
Delia Ann "Dee" (Castanos) Olson
Monterey County Herald, CA Thursday, Oct 23, 2003
Delia "Dee" Ann Olson-Castanos, 51, a former child-care provider, died
from pulmonary disease Oct. 6 at her home. She was born April 14, 1952,
in Carmel and grew up in Pacific Grove. She was a longtime resident of
Orangevale before moving to Smith River to be closer to her children.
Mrs. Olson-Castanos graduated from Pacific Grove High School. She
provided in-home child care for several years and raised foster
children. She was a former Cub Scout den mother. She was a member of
the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Mrs. Olson-Castanos
also raised three canine companions. Throughout her life, she had
donated six gallons of blood. She is survived by her husband, Dwayne;
two sons, Russ Olson of Crescent City and Dennis Olson of Sacramento;
two foster daughters, Katelynn Olson of Sacramento and Katrina Olson of
Smith River; two foster sons, Keath Olson of Smith River and Ryan Olson
of Sacramento; her mother, Lorraine Castanos of Pacific Grove; a
sister, Lynn Altenburg of Pacific Grove; and a brother, Bob Castanos of
Pacific Grove. She was preceded in death by her son, Gregg Olson; and
father, Everett Castanos. Services were held. Her organs were donated
for transplant and her cremated remains were scattered in the ocean
overlooking Hunter Rock in Smith River. The family suggests that any
memorial contributions be made to Canine Companions, P.O. Box 446,
Santa Rosa 95402.
Knockout II Nov 2003
Delia Ann Castanos Olson, 51, died from pulmonary disease Oct. 6 at her
home in Smith River. She grew up in Pacific Grove, and was a longtime
resident of Orangevale before moving to Smith River. She provided
in-home childcare for several years and raised foster - children. She
is survived by her husband, Dwayne; two sons; Russ Olson of Crescent
City and Dennis Olson of Sacramento; her mother, Lorraine Borchers
Castanos '36 of Pacific Grove; a sister; Lynn Castanos Altenburg
'61 of Pacific Grove and a brother, Bob Castanos '66 of Pacific
Grove.
1970 Eva Elizabeth Galko (42)
Monterey Peninsula Herald, CA Oct 15, 1994
Ewa Elizabeth Galko, 42, a songwrigter and singer from Pacific Grove
and Maui, died yesterday at Hospice House in Monterey. Ms. Galko was
born Aug 28, 1952, at Monterey Hospital. She graduated from Pacific
Grove High School in 1970 and traveled extensively through Mexico,
Central America, Indonesia and the South Pacific before making Maui her
home for the past 18 years. She wrote songs and performed live shows
for years and recently produced a CD and cassette album of her original
work titled "Life and Love." Ms. Galko is survived by her son,
Peter Ehwam of Pacific Grove; her father, Gustav Gary Galko of Pacific
Grove; and two sisters, Tiffany Weaver of Charlotte, NC, and Linda
McArthur of Pebble Beach. A memorial service is scheduled for 1 p.m.
Oct 23 in the Church of the Wayfarer in Carmel. A second memorial
service is planned in Maui at a later date. The Paul Mortuary is in
charge of cremation arrangements. The family suggests any memorial
contributions to the Hospice of the Central Coast, P.O. Box 2480,
Monterey 93940.
1970 Michael R. Jenkins (51)
Monterey County Herald, CA Nov 27, 2004.
Michael R. Jenkins died in his Sequim, WA home on October 27, 2004 at
the age of 51. He was born in Oxford, England December 29, 1952 and
grew up in Pacific Grove where he attended St. Angela's School and
Pacific Grove High School. He was in the US Marine Corps and a Vietnam
Vet. Mr. Jenkins, who worked as a carpenter and machinist, moved to
Sequim, WA six years ago. He was a member of the Teamsters and the
Disabled American Veterans. Mr. Jenkins is survived by his father,
Donald Jenkins, and brother, Ron Jenkins both of Sun Lakes, AZ and
sisters, Patricia Celeste, of Gilroy, CA and Susan Coulsoa, of Phoenix,
AZ. He also leaves his nieces, Shandi Thompson, Sara Wright, Kori
Celeste and his nephew, Michael Thompson. He was preceded in death by
his mother, Bridget LoBianco, and brother, Don Jenkins. A Memorial Mass
and Military Rites will be celebrated Thursday, December 2, at 1:30
p.m. at St. Angela's Catholic Church, Pacific Grove. Inurnment will be
at a later date at the El Carmelo Cemetery, Pacific Grove. The Paul
Mortuary in charge of arrangements. Contributions may be made to:
Disabled American Veterans, P.O. Box 14301, Cincinnati, OH 45250-0301.
Knockout II Jan 2005
October 2004 - Michael R Jenkins 1972 Sequim WA Michael R. Jenkins 51,
born in Oxford, England on Dec 29, 1952, and grew up in Pacific Grove.
He died on Oct 27, 2004 at Sequim, WA. He was in the US Marine Corps
and served in Vietnam. His trade was a carpenter and machinist. He is
survived by his father, Donald Jenkins, brother Ron, both of Sun Lakes
AZ; sisters Patricia Jenkins Celeste '71, of Gilroy and Susan Coulsoa
of Phoenix Arizona.
1970 Brian Lee Jones (49)
Monterey County Herald, CA Aug. 2001
Brian Lee Jones, 49, a tile layer, died Sunday at Samuel Mahelona
Veterans Memorial Hospital in Kauai, Hawaii. He was born April 18,
1952, in Fort Eustis, Va., and lived in Pacific Grove and Pebble Beach
for 11 years before moving to Kauai in 1970. Mr. Jones graduated from
Pacific Grove High School in 1970 and served in the U.S. Navy from 1971
to 1976. He was stationed in Kauai. Later, he worked as a gardener and
then as a tile setter, also on the island. He is survived by a brother,
Buck Jones of Concord; a sister, Belinda Hohenroth; father, Bronell
Jones of Oregon; and mother, Ingeburg Putnam of Pebble Beach. Cremation
will take place in Kauai, and his ashes will be scattered over the
ocean at his favorite beach.
Knockout II Nov 2001
Brian Lee Jones, 49, a tile layer, died in Samuel Mahelona Veterans
Memorial Hospital in Kauai, Haaii. A native of Fort Eustis, Va., he
lived in Pacific Grove and Pebble Beach before moving to Hawaii. He is
survived by a brother, Buck Jones '64 of Concord, a sister, Belinda
Jones Hohenroth '73, his father, Bronell Jones of Oregon, and mother,
Ingeburg Putnam of Pebble Beach.
1970 Patrick Murray McFadden III (50)
Monterey County Herald, CA May 2002
Patrick Murray McFadden III, 50, a self-employed residential
contractor, died May 18 at his home. He was born Nov. 15, 1951, in
Carmel, and was a lifelong resident of the Monterey Peninsula. Mr.
McFadden worked as a residential contractor from Big Sur to Salinas. He
was a skilled carpenter, which led him to the contracting business. In
his teens and 20s he was an avid surfer who rode waves along the entire
California coast. Mr. McFadden was a gifted potter, metal sculptor and
fine leather craftsman. He was a member of Carpenter's Local 605. He
is survived by his father, Gael Robinson of Seaside; brother, K.C.
Robinson of Concord; sister, Mary P. Oxford of Medford, Ore.; four
nephews and many cousins. He was preceded in death by his mother, Elsie
Robinson, in 2001. At his request, no services will be held. The Paul
Mortuary is in charge of arrangements. The family suggests that any
memorial contributions be made to the donor's favorite charity.
Sympathy cards can be delivered to the Paul Mortuary.
1970 Cedric B. Nance (50)
Monterey County Herald, CA September 23, 2002, Page B5
Cedric B. Nance, 50, president of an investment company, died Thursday
at Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula. He was born Jan. 27,
1952, in Dayton, Ohio, and had lived in Pacific Grove since 1959.He
graduated from Pacific Grove High School in 1970 and then from the
University of California at Davis and the UC-Berkeley School of
Optometry. Mr. Nance was president of the investment company Byron
Enterprises. He loved the Monterey Peninsula and could often be found
walking the forests and beaches, enjoying its beauty. He is survived by
his parents, Col. Calvin and Sarah Leigh Nance of Pacific Grove; one
daughter, Noella Nance of Palm Springs; and one brother, Christopher
Nance of Los Angeles. Mass will be celebrated at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at
St. Angela's Catholic Church. The family suggests that any memorial
contributions be sent to the Christopher Nance Children's Foundation,
10153 ½ Riverside Drive No. 266, Toluca Lake 91602.
Knockout II Nov 2002
Cedric B Nance, 50, died at Community Hospital. A native of Dayton Ohio
he lived in Pacific Grove since 1959. A 1970 PG Graduate he later
graduated from U Calif Davis and UC Berkeley School of Optometry. He is
survived by his parents, Col Calvin and Sarah Leigh Nance of PG; a
daughter Noella Nance of Palm Springs and a brother Christopher Nance
'72 of Los Angeles.
1970 Linda Sue Nichols (14)
Monterey Peninsula Herald, CA Nov. 8, 1966 p2
Linda Sue Nichols, 14, died unexpectedly yesterday in a local hospital.
A resuscitator squad of the Pacific Grove Fire Department, summoned to
her home, 1221 Lawton St., at 6:02 p.m., administered inhalation until
an ambulance arrived to take her to the hospital. The exact cause of
death will be determined by autopsy. Linda Sue was born Sept. 26, 1952,
in Vallejo and came with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nichols, to
live in PG in 1958. She was a student at Pacific Grove High School and
a member of the First Methodist Church, where she participated in many
of its activities. In addition to her parents, she leaves a sister,
Mrs. Donna Blair of Mahelvale, Ark.; a brother, Robert Alan Nichols of
Pacific Grove; and her maternal grandmother, Mrs. Lily Kelly of
Manchester, England. Services will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday in the
Paul Funeral Chapel, with Rev. Wendel Ensor of the First Methodist
Church officiating. Burial will take place in El Carmelo Cemetery. The
Paul Mortuary is in charge of arrangements.
1970 Richard Alan Niemi (35)
Monterey Peninsula Herald, CA Aug. 27, 1988
Sheriff's Deputy Found Dead in His Home
A Monterey County Sheriff's deputy was found dead Saturday in the
kitchen of his Pacific Grove home. The cause of death of Richard Alan
Niemi, 35, a five-year veteran of the Sheriff's apartment, remains
under investigation. An autopsy has been performed but no conclusions
have been drawn, according to coroner's division Sgt. Glen Brown.
Brown said that it will be several weeks before toxicology test results
will be available. "That's all I can tell you right now," Brown
said. "There are a lot of pieces to put together." Sheriff Bud Cook
said that the death is being investigated as a possible suicide. Chief
Deputy Charles Foster said that Niemi had been depressed during the
last month. Cook said Niemi had been on sick leave for the past month.
"He wasn't feeling too good in the last month or so," Foster
said. "I didn't think it would be job-related. It probably was more
his personal life." However, Sgt. Joe Grebmeier, Niemi's watch
commander on the midnight shift at the Monterey substation said: "In
my book it's all job related. I've just buried too many friends.
You fluctuate between wanting to cry, throw up or get mad." Niemi's
body was found at 10:15 a.m. Saturday by Annette Calmus, who shared the
house with him at 517 11th St. Grebmeier called Nieme the kind of
deputy who "carried his own beat," always the first on back-up, the
first on a rescue, the first over the side of a cliff and the first to
jump into a fire. "At one time or another he probably pulled the
chestnuts out for everybody," Grebmeier said. "Wherever there was a
problem, Richard was there." A corporal and field training officer,
Niemi received several commendations since he was sworn as a full-time
deputy on April 16, 1984. Prior to that he had served for a year as a
reserve deputy. Last October, he received a commendation for a
high-speed pursuit and capture of a burglary suspect on Carmel Valley
Road. He also was commended several times by Carmel police officers for
helping them and by the California Fireman's Association for his role
in the attempted rescue of several people who drowned at Monastery
Beach in July 1986. An expert swimmer and scuba diver, the tall blond
deputy was a member of the Sheriff's Search and rescue team and the
Sheriff's dive unit. He also served for several months recently in
the coroner's division. "I think Richard always thought of himself
as a Viking," Grebmeier said. An avid fan of science fiction and
Nordic folklore, Niemi had a sharp sense of humor, attempting to
"make the joke subtle, deep and complex," Grebmeier said. A 1971
graduate of Pacific Grove High School, Niemi never lost his interest in
mathematics and physics from his studies there, Grebmeier said. He was
a member of the Peace Officers Research Association of California and
the Sons of the Desert. He was also an Eagle Scout. Born April 9, 1953,
in Albuquerque, N.M., he was a 25-year resident of the Peninsula. Prior
to his association with the Sheriff's department, Niemi was a lineman
with Pacific Bell Telephone Co. Survivors include a son, Erik of
Watsonville; a daughter, Erin of Watsonville; two sisters, Ann of New
Orleans, La., and Jill of South Carolina; parents, Roy and Virginia
Niemi of Monterey; and a grandmother, Marie Catalano of Monterey.
Visitation will be held from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday at the Paul
Mortuary. Services will be held Friday at 10 a.m. at the mortuary
chapel, with burial following at El Carmelo Cemetery in Pacific Grove.
The family suggests that any memorial contributions go to the donor's
favorite charity.
1970 Joseph John "Joe" Poltrone Jr. (42)
Monterey Peninsula Herald, CA Jan 6, 1995 (memorial)
Jsoeph John Poltrone, Jr 1952-1995 The year that has past brought us
memories of you. Your laughter, your courage, your dreams that came
true. It was one year ago today that Joe succumed to AIDS, at the age
of 42. He was at home in San Francisco with his best friend and partner
in life, Robert Gardner, by his side (Robert, we thank you for
everything). The loss in our hearts fill with love from your soul yet,
words don't fill the empty void that we feel. Joe, we miss you so &
love you much. Mom, Dad, Skot, Linda and Sandra
1970 Douglas Day Pottharst Jr. (36)
Monterey Peninsula Herald, CA Sept. 21, 1988
Douglas Day Pottharst, the owner of a Monterey floral company, died
Wednesday at Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula after
suffering a heart attack at his home. He was 36. Mr. Pottharst, who was
born March 2, 1952, was a native of Monterey and lived in the Monterey
Peninsula area all of his life. For the past nine years he was the
owner/manger of Monterey Wholesale Floral Co. and was well-thought of
in the floral industry throughout Monterey County and the San Francisco
Bay area. He was a member of the Elks Lodge 1285 in Monterey. He is
survived by his wife, Cheryl; one son, Douglas of Monterey; his mother,
Jaye Pottharst of Pacific Grove; his maternal grandmother, Evangeline
Wilson of Pacific Grove; an uncle and a nephew. Visitation will be held
from noon to 5 p.m. Sunday at the Mission Mortuary. Funeral services
will be held at 11 a.m. Monday at the El Estero Chapel of the mortuary.
Burial will follow in the Monterey City Cemetery. The family suggests
that any memorial contributions go to the American heart Association,
10 San Miguel Ave., Salinas 39901.
1970 Michael Edwin Roberts aka Max Roluph Robert (37)
Monterey Peninsula Herald, CA July 14, 1990
Max Robert, Emmy nominee, artist, dies
By Alex Hulanicki / Herald Staff Writer
Max Robert spent his life using his imagination to make people laugh,
to laugh at themselves and to understand others. A talented artist,
musician, costume designer and playwright, he used silly songs, serious
poetry and whimsical animal costumes to share hs emotions about life.
And in the past four years, Mr. Robert faced his approaching death from
AIDS by sharing his emotions with close friends and in benefit
performances for AIDS support groups. He called a recent collection of
songs, "Close to the Heart." Saturday, Mr. Robert died of AIDS at
Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula. He was 37. "Emotions
are just emotions, and all emotions can help your immune system if you
let them out; they are destructive if you hold them in," Mr. Robert
said in an interview with The Herald in December. A Pacific Grove
resident, Mr. Robert spent most of his life performing on the stage,
making himself accessible to others and others accessible to him.
"One of the thins so moving about Max is that in his own way, he ws
the closest thing to a genius I ever brushed up against," said Tom
Knechtel, who worked with Mr. Robert during the 1980s at Helpers Homes
for Mentally Retarded. Mr. Robert designed animal toy patterns for the
Helpers Homes for production and sale. Knechtel said that in Mr.
Robert's production of "Upon a Dying Lady," performed in San
Francisco in 1973, and in his other works, such as "The Secret Lives
of the Teddy Bears" and his costumes and scripts for television's
"Pee Wee's Playhouse," people "had a sense they had no seen any
work like that and they wouldn't ever see it again." Steve Hauk,
The Herald's drama critic, called "Teddy Bears" "zany and a bit
off the wall." "It's got something for the kids, though it is a
tiny bit risque - Goldilocks is a knockout and Grizzly teaches her to
play house - and plenty for the adults: nostalgia, satire, good
times, amusing characterizations and well, Goldilocks," Hauk wrote in
January 1985. Born July 27, 1952, in Fort Riley, Kan., Michael Edwin
Roberts first performed on the stage at age six in a military theater
production of "The Seven-Year Itch." He changed his name to Max
Robert during his search for a professional identity because "there
were so many Michael Roberts around that it got to be really a drag."
Young Michael never lost the itch for the stage. With encouragement
from his parents, he studied piano, wrote songs, designed costumes and
directed theatrical productions. He animated a cartoon while in high
school and wrote the senior class play, "Mama Ha-Ha's Wonderful
Moon invention" at Pacific Grove High School. A 1970 graduate of
Pacific Grove High School, Michael also wrote a musical score, St.
Barbra's Suite, for Monterey's Bicentennial celebration that year.
He first came to the Peninsula in 1963, left for college studies at
California Institute of the Arts in Valencia, where he graduated in
1973, and returned to Pacific Grove in 1981. "The clarity of his
paintings. The music he composed. The costumes he designed. I saw the
force of his mental strength in his work," said Beatrice Manley, a
teacher and collegue at the Institute for the Arts. Ms. Manley visited
Mr. Robert at the hospital Saturday just hours before his death. "I
was very lucky to be with him," she said. "There was a laughter in
his eyes that reminded me about his enormous sense of humor. He saw
life in a way that always made me smile." Lillian Griffiths, a
longtime friend and drama teacher at Pacific rove High School, recalled
how Mr. Robert talked her into wearing a "Snoopy" costume at
Monterey's Bicentennial. "He just touched so many people in so many
different ways. People got to know him well so quickly. He was very
open." Eventually, Mr. Robert designed "Snoopy" toys for
Determined Productions in San Francisco and Paris from 1974 to 1980. In
1987, he collaborated with Paul Reubens, who plays Pee Wee Herman, on
"Pee Wee's Playhouse." Mr. Robert was nominated for four Emmy
Awards for his writing and costume designs for the daytime show, and a
fifth Emmy for the prime-time Pee Wee Herman Christmas Show. Mr. Robert
devoted much of his time recently to the Monterey County AIDS Project,
the John XXIII Ministry and to co-editing "Reach," a newsletter of
shared spirituality for and about people with AIDS, according to the
Rev. Al Syslo of the John XXII Ministry. The newsletter has a national
circulation of about 1,200. Last September, Mr. Robert told Pacific
magazine that part of his "life blood is inspiration." "If I can
get inspired about something I feel alive," he said. "I think that
being an artist is a very healthy existence for that reason, although I
used to think it was a curse because it was so hard. The artist, you
know, is supposed to be searching for truth and trying to reveal it to
others. That's a life-long goal." Mr. Robert is survived by his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell S. Roberts of Pebble Beach, and a
brother, William C. Roberts of London, England. Memorial services will
be held Friday at 2 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church of
Pacific Grove. After cremation, inturment will be at El Carmelo
Cemetery in Pacific Grove. The family suggests that any memorial
contributions go to John XXIII Ministry, P.O. Box 1931, Monterey 93942,
to the Monterey County AIDS Project, P.O. Box 2081, Monterey 93942, or
to the donor's favorite charity.
1970 Anthony "Tony" Rose (48)
Monterey County Herald, CA Dec. 2000
Antony "Tony" Rose, 48, owner and operator of Tony's Automotive
City in Charleston, S.C., died Dec. 7, in Charleston. He was born April
12, 1952, in Pacific Grove and lived there for 19 years. Mr. Rose was a
Pacific Grove High School graduate. He joined the U.S. Marine Corps in
1969, served for four years including a tour of duty in Vietnam and was
awarded two Purple Hearts. Mr. Rose is survived by his wife, Barbara
DeWitt Rose of Summerville, S.C.; his parents, Reginald and Delores
Rose of Pacific Grove; a daughter, Fallon Rose of Summerviille; a son,
Jude Kitchens of Folly Beach, S.C.; two sisters, Betty Rose of Seaside
and Diana Rose of Prunedale; a brother Reggie Rose Jr. of California;
and several aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews. His brother Manuel Rose,
died in 1987. Services were held Tuesday in Summerville. See the Rose
Family
1970 Diane Marie Ruhl (39)
Diane Marie (Ruhl) Diaz-Pons
Monterey Peninsula Herald, CA Sep 1991
Dane Marie Diaz-Pons, 39, a homemaker and former Peninsula resident,
died Wednesday at Madigan Hospital in Fort Lewis, Wash. A native of
Carmel, Mrs. Diaz-Pons was born on April 10, 1952. She was a 1970
graduate of Pacific Grove High School. She moved from the area in 1981
to accompany her husband to his Army duty bases. Mrs. Diaz-Pons was a
member of the Protestant Women of the Chapel at Fort Lewis and at other
bases where her husband was stationed. Survivors include her husband,
Pancho; three daughters, Becky, Debbie, and Bethany, all of Fort Lewis;
her mother, Pauline Ruhl of Monterey; a brother, Warren Ruhl of
Monterey; and a sister, Paula Gunnerson of New Mexico. Friends may call
at the Paul Mortuary on Tuesday from 1 to 9 p.m. and Wednesday from 9
a.m. to 1 p.m. Funeral services will be held at the First Baptist
Church of Carmel Valley at 3 p.m. Wednesday, followed by burial in
Mission Memorial Park. The family suggests that any memorial
contributions be sent to the American Cancer Society, 344 Salinas St.,
Suite 108, Salinas.
Knockout II Sept 1992
Diana Ruhl Dias-Pons '70, of Fort Lewis, WA, died Sept 1992
1930 Census, CA, Monterey County, Monterey
Fred Ruhl, head, age 59, born 1876 in IL (parents born in IL), wife
Alawa W 58 born 1894 in CA (parents born in NY), son Batarces W 4 born
1925, son Marshal L 2 born 1927, daughter Charles D -1, (kids all born
in CA)
1970 Paul Theodore Sidone (40)
Monterey Peninsula Herald, CA June 11, 1994
Paul Theodore Sidone, 40, a Realtor who as a Pacific Grove High School
student led the Breakers tennis team to two consecutive Central
California tennis championships, died of cancer Saturday at his home in
Palo Alto. Born in Glasgow, Scotland, Mr. Sidone grew up in Pebble
Beach and won the Under-16 Boys Championship of Northern California
while attending Pacific Grove High School. He went on to become a
top-ranked California junior player and was the youngest student ever
to be recruited for Stanford University by Dick Gould, Stanford's
tennis coach. Mr. Sidone made the university's winning NCAA champion
tennis team in 1973, 1974 and 1975. He earned his bachelor's degree in
English from Stanford in 1975. Following graduation from Stanford, Mr.
Sidone toured professionally before ending his tennis career as the
head tennis coach at the Peninsula Golf and Country Club in San Mateo.
For the past five years he had been a Realtor with Fox and Carskadon in
Menlo Park. He is survived by his daughter, Genevieve; two sisters,
Michele Sidone of Newport Beach and Marie Sidone Maclennan of
Bakersfield and Carmel; and his parents, Paul and Mimi Sidone of
Pacific Grove. Memorial services will be held at 3:30 p.m. Thursay at
the Stanford Memorial Chapel on the university campus. Father J. Epps
of the Society of Jesus is in charge of arrangements.
1970 Stuart St. Clair Wilson (34)
Monterey Peninsula Herald, CA July 6, 1986 p4
Memorial Services Set for Stuart Wilson
Memorial services with full military honors for Stuart St. Clair
Wilson, 34, of Pacific Grove will be held at 11 a.m. Friday in the El
Estero Chapel of Mission Mortuary. Mr. Wilson, who died Wednesday, was
born Oct. 13, 1951 in Carmel. A welder, he was an army veteran of
Vietnam and was awarded a bronze star, an air medal and an army
commendation medal for meritorious service. He is survived by his
father, William of Pacific Grove, and an aunt. The scattering of ashes
will take place privately.