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Brigitte Fiona Eaton - May 30, 1969 - November 15, 2023

Departed: 11/15/2023 (Marysville)

Obituary Preview: Obituary – Brigitte F. (Morland) Eaton

Brigitte Fiona (Morland) Eaton, 54, passed away unexpectedly on November 15th in Brownsville CA. She was born in Attleborough, England and moved with her family to Massachusetts in late 1977. A graduate of Westborough High School, she also attended college at UMASS, Amherst. She moved to California in 1989, working in Silicon Valley as a color printing guru and a website designer, before moving to Northern California in 2008 to further pursue her true passion of livestock farming and horticulture. Her environmental sensitivity was such that she became an expert in applied permaculture farming. Her passion took her to Oregon for a few years before returning to Northern CA to live in the Sierra foothills. She made close friends with locals at the Farmers Markets, while proudly selling her sought after fruits, vegetables, flowers and eggs.

Brigitte is predeceased by her mother, Julia (Smith) Morland. She is survived by her two children, Ronan and Phaedra Eaton living with their father Jason in TN, her father Graham and wife Jean in CT, her brother Nicholas and sons Shane and Devon in CA, her sister Kirsty and partner Gerard in NY, and Jean’s son and daughter Jason and Michelle in MA. There are many relatives still in the UK, too many to list, and we know your thoughts and prayers are with us at this time.

The family will gather privately in the springtime to celebrate Brigitte’s life. For those who also wish to honor and remember Brigitte, her favorite flowers were Dahlias and Sunflowers. Jeans daughter Michelle has created Memorialized seed packets to plant far and wide in memory of this special person. You can email grm007@yahoo.com to request some seed packets be sent to you. Brigitte is a reminder that with love, care and sunshine all life will grow. She will never be forgotten. R.I.P

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Robert F Burdett - May 31, 1937 - October 25, 2023

Departed: 10/25/2023 (Marysville)

Obituary Preview: Robert (Bob) Burdett was born in Port Kells, near Langley, British Columbia, on May 31, 1937, to parents George and Frances Burdett. With his older sister, Shirley, and his younger sister, Arleen, he told stories of growing up on the family farm, surrounded by the beauty of the area, as well as fun with cousins and friends. As a teen he worked with an uncle at a logging camp in the summers, and then after high school, joined the Canadian Air Force. He was selected for an intensive training and certification in the new field of electronics. He graduated at the top of his class, and was therefore allowed to select his way of travel to his new posting in Germany, he chose to travel by ship in first class! Serving in Germany, stationed in Baden Baden, he made many friends, both co-workers as well as locals in the area, that he stayed in contact with over the years. He had an MG sports car and would tell stories of driving through the Swiss Alps, where he met his lifelong friends the Arnolds, who took him skiing there in the Alps. He then met his future wife, Helga, who he married in a ceremony in Baden Baden, after winning over her Mother, Edith, who adored him. Bob and Helga returned to Germany often over the years, taking his Auntie Mary as well as his mother Frances along on some of the trips. After his tour was up, the couple returned to Canada for a brief time, and then relocated to Silicon Valley in California, where he put his electronics degree to good use, working for Ampex. Along the way, he had two children, a daughter, Christina, and a son, Clifford. He began to move into his own businesses after a while, starting an electronics repair shop with a friend, and then moving into buying properties, the first of which was a nursing home in Mt. View, and he enlisted his parents to come down from BC to help him run it. After that he purchased a motel in Mt. View, called the Moffit Motel, across from NASA’s Moffit field, and his parents moved to that, managing it for many years. His sister Arleen also came and ran the store on the property. About this time he obtained his pilot's license, and purchased his plane, a cessna. He loved to fly, and even worked for an aircraft company for a time, ARC, traveling the country giving trainings. He would fly up to Canada, visiting his sister Shirley and her husband Roy and taking niece Linda and nephew David for rides in the plane. He always loved his first home in Canada, where he was surrounded by a large family of aunties and uncles and cousins, and stayed in touch with them over the years. He eventually purchased two motels in Oroville, Ca, the Travelers Motel and the Wonderland Motel. His parents moved to Oroville to manage the motels there. Bob also continued to work in Real estate, developing properties and rentals. Bob finally settled in Oroville himself, on a property he called his “Farm” and loved to spend his time tending his fruit trees, his beautiful roses, enjoying his cat, dog and sheep, as well as tinkering with cars and engines on the large property. After struggling with illness for several months, he was taken too quickly from us on Oct 25, 2023. He is survived by his wife, Helga, as well as children Christina and Clifford, and three grandchildren, Alexander, Jiselle and Brandon. Thank you for visiting. The family invites you to please share a memory, post a message, photos or comments on the Tribute wall, as well as to view the posts with pictures of his life. Cards, messages, etc. may be sent directly to: Helga Burdett 110 SKYLINE BLVD OROVILLE, CA 95966 United States 408-368-0553

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Gina Teresa Johnson - January 06, 1971 - September 08, 2023

Departed: 09/08/2023 (Marysville)

Obituary Preview: Gina Teresa Johnson, 52 of Oroville, CA died peacefully on September 8, 2023, from her courageous battle with cancer. She leaves behind her mother, Esther Stutz of Oroville, her sister, Lara Gomez of Stockton, Lara's daughter Kayla and son-in-law Tony Bettancourt of Tennessee, and her son Alex Gomez of Stockton. Her brother Shawn Michael Johnson, wife Amy, sons' Colby, Skyler, Zander and step-daughter Aubrey of Oroville. Her half-sister, Leslee Choate of Sacramento. Her (5) Aunts, (5) Uncles and numerous cousins from Lodi, Sacramento and Palm Springs. Her half-brothers, Mike Bower in Washington, Shane, Lane and Fred Seward in Idaho, Josh, Todd and Scott Johnson in Sacramento, and half-sister Erica Johnson in Maine.

Gina was born in Durango, Colorado on January 6, 1971, to Esther and Fred Johnson. She was born with Cerebral Palsy and although she had many uphill battles with her health, she was a strong and dedicated daughter, sister and friend. She graduated from Las Plumas High School in 1990, bought her own home and was dedicated to her faith as a Jehovah Witness. She enjoyed photography, recording old movies, taking care of her yard, traveling with her mom, and spending time with her family.

Funeral Services will be held on Saturday, September 16, 2023, at 2:00 p.m. at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witness at 7490 Gene Way, Palermo, CA 95968. Thank you to Freedom Hospice of Marysville and Butte Home Health.

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Alexandra Shae Cook - April 08, 1993 - August 18, 2023

Departed: 08/18/2023 (Marysville)

Obituary Preview: Alexandra "Alex" Shae Cook age 30, passed away peacefully surrounded by her family and loved ones on August 13, 2023. She was born April 8, 1993 in Yuba City, CA, where she currently resided.

Ales would then go on to graduate from Lindhurst High School in 2011 before attending Yuba Community College in the fall where she would earn her A.S. degree. She would then transfer to California State University, Chico where she studied pre nursing classes. She would eventually transfer back to Yuba College as she was accepted into the nursing program.

Alex is survived by her parents, Leigh Sheppard and Warren (Amber) Cook. She is also survived by her siblings Rayce and Jonah Cook, Ashlyn Sheppard and Andres Cruz; stepfather Justin (Rose) Sheppard, who very much remained a part of Alex's life; as well as extended family and so many friends she regarded as family, especially the soccer community.

She is preceded in death by her beloved grandparents, Chuck and Jan Cook. Celebration of Life Saturday, October 21, 2023 Emmanuel Faith Tabernacle Marysville, CA Officiating Pastor Tom Estabrook Blessed are the pure in heart, for the shall see God- Mather 5:8 I am the resurrection, and the life: he that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live. -John 11:25

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Debra Jeanne Hostetler - February 27, 1954 - August 10, 2023

Departed: 08/10/2023 (Marysville)

Obituary Preview: It is with a heavy heart and great sadness to say, our mom Debra Jeanne Hostetler lost her battle with COPD on Thursday August 10th, 2023 at the age of 69. She has crossed over to the other side and greeted by her son Gabriel. Our mother was such a beautiful soul, raising six boys could not have been easy. She did so with such love, grace, passion and faith, we will never be able to repay her. She was born in Patterson, CA. To John R. and Doris L. Martin

As she slipped away from this life, she was surrounded and survived by her husband Pat, children: Mikey (Teresa), Matthew (Leimomi), Lee, Josh (Karessa), and Zack. Her grandchildren: Hailey, Isaiah, Abbygale, Jazzy, Jayleen, Jr., Elizabeth, Emily, Tatiana and Brynlee. And her ex husband Harry. Preceded in death by her mom Doris, Father John, sister Vickie L. Blake and her son Gabriel. Living siblings- John A Martin, Christine L. Both , Robert A. Martin and Dianne M. Martin

Our mother lived a simple life, never really had much, but also never really needed much. She was rich in family and in love, and that was good enough for her.

She had six boys but raised so many more. Our friends were her kids also. She loved each of them as her own as they loved her. Most called her mama.

She touched many hearts. She greeted you with hi love, hi my angel, hi sweetheart, hi honey and always ended a conversation with I love you, uta uta, sweet dreams, and sleep with the angels.

She was a God fearing woman, always reading and writing in her bible. She prayed for those she loved every morning and night. She enjoyed her beer and wine and her puff puff. She could be a stubborn little old Portuguese lady and feisty at times as well. But she loved full heartedly. Her beautiful smile could light up a room and you knew just how happy she was.

We lost a beautiful, loving, sweet soul, but heaven gained an angel. Rest in peace mama. No more pain, no more suffering. Until we meet again. Uta Uta, Sleep with the angels mom ❤️ Loving and missing you forever ❤️ Viewing Saturday August 26,2023 Private viewing 10AM-11AM Public viewing 11am -2pm Lakeside Colonial Chapel (all are invited) 830 D Street Marysville CA 95901 Reception: (all are invited) Matt and Leimomi Contreras House We will have a waterslide!!! Don’t forget your towel! Flowers: Country Florist 530-743-7387 (colors: purple, lavenders, wildflowers)

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Sarah Kristine Monroe - October 15, 1977 - April 13, 2023

Departed: 04/13/2023 (Marysville)

Obituary Preview: On April 13, 2023, Sarah Kristine Monroe died peacefully at her home, surrounded by family, after a long hard-fought battle with cancer. Sarah’s life will be honored during a celebration of life on May 8th, 2023 at 1:00 pm at the Lakeside Colonial Chapel, 830 D street, Marysville Ca, 95901.

Sarah (Hildreth) Monroe was born on October 15, 1977, to Jim Hildreth and Kristine (Smith) Anderson at Naval Hospital, 2nd Marine Division, Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. Sarah spent her childhood in Storm Lake, Iowa, where she grew up spending much of her time with family and friends. From a young age, Sarah enjoyed all things beautiful! Whether timeless designs or the latest trends, Sarah had an eye for style, glam, and beauty which would remain a passion throughout her life.

As a young adult, Sarah joined the United States Air Force. This was an accomplishment in which she was very proud. Most of Sarah’s career in the military would be dedicated to the legal department as a paralegal. Throughout her years of service to our country, Sarah traveled the world meeting wonderful people, many who would become dear friends. Over her 14 years in the military, Sarah completed two combat tours of duty and was honorably discharged in 2010.

Sarah was kind, loving, and generous. She thought of others often and was supportive to many in her life. She was a great listener and supporter when anyone needed a friend. Unfortunately in 2013, Sarah was diagnosed with Stage 4 HER2 positive Metastatic Breast Cancer. On her cancer journey, Sarah was blessed with meeting many wonderful people - most who would become friends. Sarah was grateful for those she met and the many who cared for her and supported her along the way. Sarah shared much of her journey publicly in hopes that it might help to inform others about her disease. Not only did she accomplish that goal, but Sarah also inspired many with her resilience and perseverance.

Sarah’s greatest love was her children. She loved them beyond measure, and they were truly the fuel for her fierce determination to live.

Sarah was preceded in death by her mother, Kristine Anderson, her maternal grandparents, Paul and Norma Smith, and her paternal grandparents, Bruce and Joyce Hildreth.

Those who continue to live with Sarah’s wonderful memories are her husband of 17 years, William Anhtony Monroe, children: Evan James Lykins, Nicholas Patrick Monroe, and Mira Isabella Monroe; step-children: Tyler Monroe, Jacob Monroe; father, Jim Hildreth and wife Carol; sister Abby (Chuck) Glass and half-brother, Michael Hildreth; step-father, Todd Anderson; step-siblings: Mollie (Carlos) Martinez and Justin (Kristin) Anderson; mother-in-law, Patricia Coleman; and sisters-in-law, Meredith Monroe and Eyrne Monroe; grandsons (Malikai, Roman, and Elijah), nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles, cousins, and numerous forever friends.

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Autumn Skeigh Estes - July 09, 2008 - March 30, 2023

Departed: 03/30/2023 (Marysville)

Obituary Preview: AUTUMN SKEIGH ESTES BORN: July 9, 2008 PASSED: March 30, 2023 Age : 14 Autumn was born in Yuba City. She is survived by her grandparents and two brothers, Steven Smiley, and Adam Estes, of Olivehurst, with whom she resided. A brother, Riley Allen, and sister, Leah Toon, of Texas. Her biological father, James Estes, half sisters and brothers, many cousins, aunts, uncles, and extended family and friends She is

preceded in death by her mother Allyson Weatherford. Autumn loved reading, crafts, cooking, and music. She loved the outdoors and spending time with her family. She was always first to volunteer to help. Autumn was beauty, grace, and kindness. She was our “babygirl”, the baby sister, the one who held us all together. The organizer of family movie nights, the daredevil always running

ahead. The light that brightened our days. She will be deeply missed by her family and all those whom she touched with her love

and welcoming smile. Rest in peace sweet little angel. Our Autumn “Sky”. We hope that she will be remembered not by the tragedy that took her from us, but for the love

and togetherness that she inspired. Services will be held at the direction of Lakeside Colonial Chapel

830 D Street Marysville CA.

March 19, 2023 from 1:00 - 3;00 pm. Celebration of life pending

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Diane Katherine Keeney - January 31, 1940 - March 21, 2023

Departed: 03/21/2023 (Marysville)

Obituary Preview: Birds can find their way home just like Lady Di found her way home to heaven. Diane Katherine Scott-Keeney was born in Castro Valley, California, on January 31, 1940. She entered into rest at her home in Marysville, CA on March 21, 2023.

Diane touched many lives, and created connections with people everywhere she went. She had a big heart full of love and was very giving and generous. An honest and empathetic person, Diane loved life and enjoyed lots of hobbies. Some included; sewing, baking, gardening, and even pigeon racing. She earned the name Lady Di from winning races with her prize birds. After 20 years of hard work in the manufacturing industry in the Bay Area, Diane retired and bought her home in Marysville.

Taking pride in her home, Diane sewed seasonal curtains, tablecloths and pillows bringing color and warmth to the house. She enjoyed working in the yard and planted fruit trees, rose bushes, flowers and vegetables. Her baking was top notch, from lemon bread to cookies and cakes. Music was important to Diane and she often said, “Music is good for your soul.!” Her music choices ranged from Jazz, to rock and roll, and even some bluegrass. Some favorites were; The Rolling Stones, Janis Joplin, Jim Croce, Johnny Cash and even Snoop Dogg.

Her family is heartbroken and grieving her loss but she left behind a legacy and will never be forgotten.

She was loved and cherished and will be missed by all.

Diane is survived by her three children; Debbie Burdette, Kimberly Scott and Kelly (Ann) Scott; her grandson Sullivan Scott; and her three great grandchildren; Jacob Ortmayer, Sophia Ortmayer, and Sonja Ortmayer.

Per the family’s wishes, no funeral services will be held. A Celebration of Life TBD at a later date.

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Judith Ann Bennett - May 05, 1956 - March 13, 2023

Departed: 03/13/2023 (Marysville)

Obituary Preview: When Tomorrow Starts without Me

When tomorrow starts without me, please try to understand that an angel came and called my name and took me by the hand. The angel said my place was ready in Heaven far above and that I’d have to leave behind all those I dearly love. But when I walked through Heaven’s Gates, I felt so much at home, for God looked down, smiled at me, and told me, “welcome home.” So when tomorrow starts without me, don’t think we’re far apart, for ever time you think of me, I’m right there in your heart.

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Jeffrey Miller - July 07, 1959 - December 05, 2022

Departed: 12/05/2022 (Marysville)

Obituary Preview: July 7, 1959 – December 5, 2022 (Age 63)

Jeffree Miller, known to his loved ones as Jeff, passed away on December 6th, 2022, after going into cardiac arrest. This was due to his ongoing battle with Congestive Heart Failure.

Jeffrey Lee Miller was born to Raymond Maurice Miller Jr. and Ora Claire Davidson on July 7th, 1959. He was born in Maryland, raised in Chicago, and eventually Jeffrey moved out to California where he started a family and raised his children and his grandchildren.

Jeffrey was a loving and caring father and grandfather. He served in the U.S. Marine Corps for two years before later becoming a door-to-door salesman. This was his true passion and was perfect for him because he was a very outgoing and sociable person. He enjoyed the small things in life and whatever the circumstances, he searched for a way to make each moment a good one. He loved spending time with his family and friends, and always made time for his kids and grandkids.

Jeffrey is survived by his Children: Jeffrey Miller Jr, Shandy Kragerud, Theresa Mackley, Tyler Berry, Brian Miller, Triston Miller, and his youngest, Jamie Miller. He is also survived by his grandchildren: Jeffrey Miller the third, Covie Miller, Sheyanne Gresio-Cardenas, Savannah Gresio-Cardenas, Lapeace Thomas, Nevaeh Thomas, Jayvion Stuart, Elijah Willrich, Josiah Stewart, Jamar Stewart Jr., and Elaina Miller. Jeffrey is also survived by his siblings: Raymond Miller the third, Robert Miller, Eddy Miller, Allen Miller, Julie Halcomb, and Ethel Hamilton. Jeffrey was preceded in death by Raymond Miller Jr, Ora Miller, and his sister, Mary Miller.

Jeffrey held a special place in the hearts of many and he will live on through the memories he shared with others and the positive influence he had on those who he called his friends and family.

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Shirley Patterson Griffith - December 25, 1922 - December 02, 2022

Departed: 12/02/2022 (Marysville)

Obituary Preview: Shirley Mae Patterson Griffith was born in Sioux City, Iowa on December 25, 1922, to Robert Jesse Cale and Mabel Othelia Berge. Shirley passed away shortly after a stroke, on Friday, December 2, 2022, one month short of her 100th birthday. Shirley had a degree in business and worked at General Electric, where she met her beloved husband, Mark Patterson. They enjoyed fifty years of marriage until she was widowed at age seventy-six. She remarried to John Hardy Griffith four years later, when she was eighty, and was happily married to him until his death in 2011. She was predeceased by her brother, Robert Jesse Cale.

Shirley was a world traveler, golfer, avid bridge player, and volunteer at the Penn Valley Fire Dept. Thrift Shop well into her nineties. She was a cheerful, loyal, and positive person. She cared for her husband Mark in their home for 17 years after he had a major stroke. She attended Twin Cities Church.

She was able to stay in her own home in Lake Wildwood, thanks to the loving care and companionship of her daughter, Diane. Shirley will be missed greatly by her children, Diane Patterson, Linda (Bill Uhle), and Greg Patterson. She is survived by her grandchildren Ryan, Mark, and Hadley Patterson, Megan and Matt Uhle, and by four great-grandchildren. Arrangements are by Lakeside Colonial Chapel.

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Richard & Aneita Spence - January 08, 1948 - November 27, 2022

Departed: 11/27/2022 (Marysville)

Obituary Preview: Richard (Rick) Spence, 74, passed away Tuesday, September 13, 2022 at his residence.

Rick was born the oldest of two children to Robert and Barbara in Marysville on January 8, 1948. He worked in the trucking business for twenty years before retiring in 2010.

Rick met the love of his life, Aneita during his senior year of high school. They married on November 27, 1967. Rick and Aneita had their first child, Jolene, 9 years after being married. They welcomed their second child, Ryan 2 years later. He worked hard to make sure they were taken care of and felt loved every day.

Rick wore many titles: husband, dad, brother, son, friend. He would spend as much time with his family as he could. He liked the outdoors, he would take the family camping, fishing, and hunting. He would help his mom as much as he could around her house too.

Rick loved his dogs, cats and any other animals he could find. He always wanted to bring them home. Although, not the best decision, he would sneak whatever he was eating under the table to them. He always said his way of honoring his dogs was to rescue another one and make sure they were spoiled.

He was preceded in death by his wife Aneita, his mom, Barbara, his dad, Robert (Bob), his brother Randy, and many beloved pets. He is survived by his children Jolene Harper (Terry), Ryan Spence (Robynn) and 5 grandchildren.

Aneita Spence (Wardlow) was born in Marysville, and lived most of her life in the Yuba-Sutter area. She passed away on November 2, 2020.

Aneita was born April 6, 1949 to her parents Naoma and Willis Howard Wardlow. She graduated from Marysville High School in 1967. Soon after graduation she married the love of her life, Rick and they were stationed at Maine for a time. They went on to have 2 children, Ryan and Jolene. Aneita unconditionally, unselfishly loved her children and supported them all her life through the many highs and difficulties of their lives.

Of all the jobs she held, her favorite was being a teacher’s assistant for Ella Elementary. She loved working with the children and making an impact on their lives every day.

In her free time, she enjoyed crocheting and making items for her children, reading and spending time with friends and family. To say that her family and friends will miss her greatly is an understatement.

She is survived by her son Ryan (Robynn), Daughter Jolene (Terry), younger sister Lavena, older brother, Willis, and 5 grandchildren.

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Michael Glenn Iorio - December 28, 1945 - November 17, 2022

Departed: 11/17/2022 (Marysville)

Obituary Preview: Michael Glenn Iorio Born December 28th, 1945. Died November 17th, 2022. (Age 76)

Michael passed away peacefully, surrounded by his family.

His father was Salvatore Iorio and his mother was Ethel Mae Whipple. He was born and raised in Redondo Beach, California.

Some of his favorite pastimes were boating, camping, riding his Harley, and spending time with his family. One of his passions was to serve others while in service of the Lord.

Michael served in the U.S. Marines from 1969-1975 and served in the Vietnam War from 1969-1970. He received the Purple Heart for injuries he sustained in Vietnam. Michael worked and retired as a deputy sheriff in San Mateo County, a job he loved. Even this was an extension of his life's service.

Michael met the love of his life, Sharon, through mutual friends. They married April 2nd, 1983. Mike brought two children to the marriage: Timothy Wayne Iorio and Tammie (Tamra) Lynn Iorio. Sharon also brought two children to the marriage: Janeen Adair DeSomber and Brenda Scott DeSomber. Michael lived most of his adult life in San Jose, California, except for the last 14 years, which he spent in Palm Bay, Florida.

Michael is survived by his wife, Sharon Ann Chatham-Iorio, to whom he was married for 39 years. He is also survived by his daughters: Tammie (Rick) Rutkowski and Janeen (Ethan) Brooks, along with his daughter-in-law, Juana Iorio, and his grandchildren: Mitchel Iorio, Dylan Iorio, Madeline Iorio, Cameron Rutkowski, Kira (David) Munoz, Amanda (James) Hicks, Joshua (Cortney) Clark, Emily Brooks, Jeremy Lombardi, and Andrew Kesterson, along with Cortland (Bridget) Johnson and Zachary Johnson, sons to Michael and Barbi Johnson. Michael had 12 great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents and his brothers, Karl Iorio and James Leroy Hardy, Sr. Michael was also preceded in death by his son, Timothy Wayne Iorio, and his stepdaughter, Brenda DeSomber.

Michael will be missed by all who knew him and loved him. He left a legacy of love, service, and going the extra mile. God be with you till we meet again.

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Daniel Henry Ramsey - September 05, 1941 - September 04, 2022

Departed: 09/04/2022 (Marysville)

Obituary Preview: Daniel Henry Ramsey, 80, of Marysville, CA, peacefully passed away on September 4, 2022, after a short battle with cancer. Dan was born in Antioch, California, to Henry and Cecilia Ramsey. He grew up with his sister, Kathleen. At a young age he received his amateur radio license and this became his passion throughout his lifetime. After graduating from Antioch High School in 1959, he attended Diablo Valley College for two years, then went on to be a Union electrician for Local IBEW #302 for 42 years.

At the age of 17 he met his wife, Linda Phillips. They fell in love after a phone call Dan made to Linda while she was at summer camp, and they married on August 22, 1964. They had three daughters, Lynn, Kerry and Trudy. As a family they loved taking trips to their beach home in Washington state, antique shopping, going to gem and mineral shows, car shows and traveling. Dan was a kind and dependable man with a dry sense of humor. He worked tirelessly to ensure that his family had everything they needed.

Dan is survived by his wife Linda of 58 years, daughters Kerry Hunt (Jon) and Trudy Ramsey. Five grandchildren, Caitlyn O’Neill (Zach), Daniel Perry, Grace Perry, Katelynn Hunt and Carter Hunt. Sister, Kathleen Beaver, nephew Ebon Ameen, niece Ursula Brady, and great niece Emma Brady. He was preceded in passing by his parents, Henry and Cecilia Ramsey, and daughter and son-in-law Lynn and Rob Perry. A ham radio “Last Call” will be held at his home in Marysville, CA on Saturday, September 17 at 2:00 pm with his close friends and immediate family. A burial service will be held with close family at Forest Hills Cemetery in Port Ludlow, WA at a later date. The family has requested memorial donations be made to the American Cancer Society.

Dan, you are now at peace and with the Lord, but you will live on forever in our hearts. We love you so much.

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Judith Kaye McCarty - September 29, 1946 - July 23, 2022

Departed: 07/23/2022 (Marysville)

Obituary Preview: The world became brighter on September 29th 1946, the day that Judith Kaye McCarty was born. Judy sadly passed on July 23rd 2022, after a long and happy life. She was surrounded by her loved ones and was able to smile and spread joy and laughter until the end. Judy was born in Richmond California to Selbie and June Wright. Judy attended Harry Ells High School and graduated in 1964. Judy is predeceased by her parents and two sisters Barbara Palmer and Susan Dearmon. Judy is survived by Husband Dennis McCarty, her 5 children Michael Sparkman, Tim and Leann Sparkman, Daneen and Ron Phillips, Deanna McCarty, and Dawn McCarty. As well as her 8 grandchildren Mariah Pitts, Cameron Phillips, Ashley Freeman, Destiny Wipple, Cassandra Phillips, Caleb McCarty, Jalen McCarty and Ashley McCarty, great grandchildren Noah Pitts, Jaxon-Selbie Pitts, Wyatt Pitts, Ivie Bowes, Jameson Phillips and her sister Karen and Keith Livermore.

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James Bruce MacDonald - December 24, 1946 - June 18, 2022

Departed: 06/18/2022 (Marysville)

Obituary Preview: it is with deep sadness that we inform you that James Bruce MacDonald, passed away from lung cancer on Saturday, June 18, 2022. He passed away at home in Yuba City, California surrounded by his wife of 50 years, Nadine May MacDonald and his daughter Nadine Marie MacDonald, under hospice care. From 1965 to 1969, James MacDonald was a Navy hospital Corpsmen, a Pharmacy Technician and a Physical Therapist, who served with Marines during Vietnam. James MacDonald began his career with the Clark County Sheriff’s Department on November 1, 1969 and continued as it merged with the city, to form the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. James MacDonald was hired on by Sheriff Ralph Lamb and was very proud to be a police officer. He worked as a uniform patrol officer on the department for one year, prior to attending the police academy (things ran differently back then). His proficiencies as a uniform patrol officer, Field Training Officer, SWAT and Special Investigations, to include Vice and Narcotics, were recognized numerous times by the District Attorney’s Office, United States Probation Office, United States Department of Labor / Office of Inspector General and the Federal Bureau of Investigations for his report writing, case preparation,

interview techniques, quality of work and investigations skills. In February 1995, the Vice Investigations Squad was created. The members of this squad were considered to be among the best detectives, which included James MacDonald. James MacDonald was essential in drafting and proposing new laws and county ordinances against prostitution and proposed those laws to the County Commission and the Supreme Court. James MacDonald was requested by and assisted, the Clark County District Attorney’s Office to draft new ordinances, making entertainment services a privileged license. James MacDonald fought for officer rights by proposing free HIV / AIDS testing of police officers who were bitten by prostitutes or exposed by on-the-job related injuries. James MacDonald trained VICE related topics to new recruits in the academy, at in-service training classes, at squad level training in sub-stations and in vice conferences. James MacDonald was essential in closing federal cases,

conducting investigations against escort services and changing escort and entertainment laws. Prior to his retirement in December of 1998, James MacDonald and the Vice squad were

successful in eliminating nearly all escort services in Clark County. After retirement, James MacDonald and his wife moved to Northern California, where he volunteered with the Yuba City Police Department as a background investigator and retired again after 10 years as the Lead Security Officer for the Sutter County Courthouse. James MacDonald will be missed by all who knew him. He was able to connect with so many people during his lifetime and had a positive impact on everyone he met. He had a sense of humor,

enjoyed painting in watercolors and loved animals.

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Bradley Allen Young - February 13, 1966 - June 06, 2022

Departed: 06/06/2022 (Marysville)

Obituary Preview: Bradley Allen Young, 56, of Olivehurst , Ca, passed away on 06-06-2022. He was born on 02-13-1966 in Marysville , Ca. Bradley worked as a Mill worker for a number of years. His most important job was taking care of his family

Bradley met Andrea Young through mutual friends. They were married on 10-08-1988 in Olivehurst CA . Together they raised 4 children: Angela, Kathleen, Brittany, Valerie. Bradley is survived by His wife Andrea; Daughters Kathleen, Brittany, Valerie; and grandchildren Kourtney, Anahbela, Noah and Madilyn; Godson Aaron Cadenhead

He was preceded in death by his eldest daughter Angela, grandparents Kate and Bob Young.

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Daniel Clarence Bagley - September 06, 1955 - January 29, 2022

Departed: 01/29/2022 (Marysville)

Obituary Preview: Daniel "Dan" Clarence Bagley, 66, of Yuba City, transitioned to his heavenly home on January 29, 2022. Dan was born in Sturgis, South Dakota to Eugene and Darlene Bagley on September 6, 1955. Growing up, his father was a pastor and they moved to various areas of North Dakota, but his favorite memories of his childhood took place at his grandparents' farm in Center, North Dakota. In 1973, he graduated from Minot High School and attended Tomlinson College in Cleveland, IN where he met the love of his life, Brenda McKibben. On February 1, 1975, he and Brenda got married in

Lawrenceville, IL. After their wedding, they began ministry together in North Dakota and had their first son, LeRoy. In 1980 they moved to Willits, CA where their twins, Clarissa and Brandon, were born. After moving to California, he continued pastoring and then became an Office Manager. Although he transitioned out of the title of "pastor,” he continued to dedicate his life to ministry. In 2001, they moved

to Yuba City where he was a Facilities Supervisor until his retirement in 2009. After retirement, he dedicated his time to being his grandchildren's #1 cheerleader in all of their endeavors. Dan is survived by his loving wife of 47 years, Brenda, his children: LeRoy & Deidra Bagley,

Clarissa & Michael Schnitzius, and Brandon & Randi Bagley, his eight beautiful grandchildren, his prides and joy: James, Andrew, Danielle, Jarek, Colby, Sarah, Dylan & Skylar, and his mother Darlene Bagley. He is also survived by his 5 brothers, by many from the McKibben family, as well as many nieces and nephews. Dan is preceded in death by his brother, Craig

Bagley, his grandparents, Merle & Jenny Bagley, and his father, Eugene Bagley.

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David Thomas Clark - October 23, 1960 - January 16, 2022

Departed: 01/16/2022 (Marysville)

Obituary Preview: David Thomas Corlett of Oregon House (CA) was born in Portland, Oregon, on October 23, 1960 to Sigrid Antonia Fehrenbacher Corlett and Thomas Corbett, both Grant high school graduates and professional musicians. David passed away due to sepsis on January 16, 2022.

David’s father. Tommy Corlett, passed away when David was a young boy; Sigrid married Bud Clark, and Bud adopted David. Sigrid and Bud had three more children together, Jason, Rachel, and Nicolas. The Clark family lived a short while in the Multnomah Village neighborhood of Portland and then moved to Northwest Portland where the family would live until after all of the kids (and even some grandkids) had moved out.

David attended Maplewood and Chapman Elementary Schools and then Lincoln High School. David enjoyed science, music, literature and outdoor activities. David had three sets of grandparents from the combined families, enjoying time with: the Corletts in NE Portland; Nana and Grandpa Henry Fehrenbacher in Tigard, at their U-Pick Blueberry patch mini-farm, barn, berries, and fruits and plants galore; and at Grandma Mildred’s (Bud’s mother) out on the Sandy River, where countless hours were spent inner tubing, swimming, and observing and interacting with nature. David was one of the first skateboarders in Portland, doing stunts like handstands on a penny board, years before skateparks and longboards had become an accepted sport. He even wrote an article for his school newspaper titled Skate boarding… A Real Sport, in which he noted, “The pedestrian and other doubtful onlookers must realize that as they watch a youth careening noisily down a slope at breakneck speed, obviously almost losing control, he is not observing an accomplished skateboarder or even a novice striving to become one.” The article finished with “… it definitely looks like skateboarding is here to stay.” David was not only a wordsmith, but he was wiry, strong, and athletic. He had a small frame with a muscular physique and joined the Lincoln High School wrestling team. Over time, he gained an appreciation for maintaining

good health, showing an early interest in health foods, practicing macrobiotic cooking - and later selling vitamins and nutritional supplements.

Complementing his strong vocabulary and writing skills, David was artistic and cerebral in many ways. As a youth, he learned to play the violin and piano, skills which he kept up, especially the violin, later in life. He was left handed and developed beautiful script handwriting. He collected antiques and especially was interested in primitive kitchen utensils, such as rolling pins, egg beaters, and wooden spoons. This was a passion that he shared with his mother Sigrid, with whom he shared a special bond. He additionally collected many tomes of literature; and some of these books ended up in local bookstores.

Despite his strengths, going to school became increasingly challenging, and just a couple of months before graduating from high school, David dropped out. However, later he went on to get his GED and to learn a trade at Columbia Basin Job Corps Center in Moses Lake, Washington. It was there that he learned masonry, or bricklaying, a skill which he used throughout his life in his profession as a freelance mason, tileworker, and carpenter. His academic scores and time training there reflect a strong understanding of science and literature- and craftsmanship. At Columbia Basin, he logged 1,166 hours of training, including 483 of just bricklaying.

In the early 80s, David learned of a philosophy group, the Fellowship of Friends, which followed the philosophical teachings of Gurdjieff and Ouspensky. He would go to meetings at a house next to Washington Park in Portland, where other followers met to discuss their readings. About 1985, he moved to Oregon House, California, to be close to the Fellowship of Friends. He helped to build the Renaissance Winery, lending his skills as a master of bricklaying to the beautiful architecture/design of the winery. He also played violin in their symphony. He later left the Fellowship.

With his home and a couple of acres in Oregon House as his base, David earned his living building structures, laying tile and brick, and serving as a handyman in the area. He built not only structures, but his reputation as one that people could rely on to get the job done. He also built his reputation as a lover of animals. A rescued litter of kitties turned into a full-time hobby. While years ago, he had dogs and even a horse, in the end, it was cats who captured his heart.

He was surrounded by his feline friends when he passed away. On Sunday, March 20, at noon, David’s family and friends will gather at the Dobbins Church (10034 Marysville Rd, Dobbins, CA) for a for a memorial service in his honor. Donations can be made to … your choice: Perfect Paws Animal Advocates, and mention David’s Colony. Leslie and her volunteers have been working to trap and spay and neuter all of the cats that were left behind when David passed. Now…they just need homes! Visit Perfect Paws Facebook page and scroll to see videos of David’s Colony as well as the many other projects of this rescue organization Their site - https://www.facebook.com/perfectpawsaa David’s Colony - https://www.facebook.com/page/750544468383945/search/?q=david%27s%20colony Thank you, The Clark Family

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Philip Joseph Ouellette - August 07, 1956 - January 08, 2022

Departed: 01/08/2022 (Marysville)

Obituary Preview: MARYSVILLE, CA & VAN BUREN,ME—-Philip J. Ouellette, 65, died Jan. 8, 2022 at his residence in Marysville after a long courageous battle with pancreatic cancer. He was born in Van Buren, Maine, a son of Edgar and Muriel (Durepos) Ouellette. Phil was a 1974 graduate of Van Buren District High School. Following high school he worked for area plumbing contractors and then set out for the west coast where he worked various jobs and then established his own commercial and residential contracting company, PJO & Son Plumbing, which he operated for many years. A hard worker his entire life, Phil taught by example the value of a strong work ethic and loyalty to his coworkers, and to his entire family. A strong man physically, a tough man for sure, Phil was the most kindhearted and selfless individual who would do anything for anyone truly in need. He is survived by one daughter, Gabrielle Ouellette and her companion Jake White of Marysville, CA, two sons, Michael Ouellette and his wife Valerie of Ione, CA, Richard Ouellette and his wife Jenn of Plumas Lake, CA; five grandchildren Mason, Cooper, Abel, Jameson, and Walker; four sisters, Patricia Turgeon and husband Richard of Venice, FL, Sylvia Cyr and husband Russell of Millinocket, ME, Susan Doucette and husband Ralph of Hermon, ME, Lisa Nappi and husband Philip of Henderson, NV; three brothers Jim Ouellette and wife Nancy of Hamlin, ME, Robert Ouellette and wife Gloria of Richmond, ME and Mark Ouellette of Saco, ME, many nieces and nephews.

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Barbara May - September 23, 1954 - September 13, 2021

Departed: 09/13/2021 (Marysville)

Obituary Preview: An obituary is not available at this time for Barbara May.

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Xuan Kieu Thi Tang Ton Nu - March 21, 1933 - July 10, 2021

Departed: 07/10/2021 (Marysville)

Obituary Preview: An obituary is not available at this time for Xuan Kieu Thi Tang Ton Nu.

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Angelina Renaye Rodello - January 16, 2002 - May 23, 2021

Departed: 05/23/2021 (Marysville)

Obituary Preview: An obituary is not available at this time for Angelina Renaye Rodello.

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Donathan Lynn Sparks - March 01, 1985 - May 10, 2021

Departed: 05/10/2021 (Marysville)

Obituary Preview: An obituary is not available at this time for Donathan Lynn Sparks.

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Payden William Walker - March 24, 1997 - April 19, 2021

Departed: 04/19/2021 (Marysville)

Obituary Preview: An obituary is not available at this time for Payden William Walker.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is an obituary?

An obituary is a written notice that announces the death of a person, typically including their name, age, date of birth and death, and a brief biography. It is usually published in a newspaper, online obituary website, or funeral home's website to inform friends, family, and community of the person's passing.

What is the purpose of an obituary?

The primary purpose of an obituary is to notify others of a person's death and provide information about their life, achievements, and surviving family members. It also serves as a way to honor and celebrate the person's life, share memories, and offer condolences to those who are grieving.

Who writes an obituary?

Obituaries are typically written by family members, close friends, or a funeral home's staff. In some cases, a professional writer may be hired to write the obituary.

How long does it take to write an obituary?

The time it takes to write an obituary can vary depending on the complexity and length of the obituary. On average, it can take anywhere from 30 minutes to several hours to write a well-crafted obituary.

What information should be included in an obituary?

A typical obituary includes the person's full name, age, date of birth and death, place of residence, occupation, education, military service, hobbies, achievements, and surviving family members. It may also include information about the funeral or memorial service.

Can I include photos in an obituary?

Yes, many online obituary websites and funeral homes allow you to upload photos of the deceased person. This can help bring the obituary to life and provide a visual representation of the person's personality and spirit.

How do I submit an obituary to a newspaper?

To submit an obituary to a newspaper, you typically need to contact the newspaper's obituary department directly or use their online submission form. Be prepared to provide the necessary information and pay any associated fees.

Can I write my own obituary?

Yes, it is possible to write your own obituary. This can be a therapeutic exercise that allows you to reflect on your life and legacy. However, it's essential to keep in mind that your loved ones may still want to add their own thoughts and memories after you're gone.

What is the difference between an obituary and a death notice?

A death notice is a brief announcement of a person's death, usually including only the basic facts such as name, age, and date of death. An obituary is a more detailed and personalized tribute that celebrates the person's life and achievements.

How long do online obituaries stay posted?

The duration that online obituaries stay posted varies depending on the website or funeral home. Some may keep them archived indefinitely, while others may remove them after a certain period.

Can I make changes to an obituary after it's been published?

In most cases, it is possible to make corrections or updates to an obituary after it's been published. However, this may depend on the publication or website's policies.

What is the cost of publishing an obituary?

The cost of publishing an obituary varies widely depending on the publication, length of the obituary, and other factors. Online obituaries are often free or low-cost, while print newspapers may charge by the word or line.

Can I include humor in an obituary?

Absolutely! Humor can be a wonderful way to celebrate a person's life and personality. Just be sure to keep it respectful and appropriate for all audiences.

How do I find an old obituary?

You can try searching online archives of newspapers or websites that specialize in storing historical records. You can also contact local libraries or genealogical societies for assistance.

Can I use social media to share an obituary?

Yes! Social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter can be great ways to share an obituary with friends and family who may not have access to traditional publications.

What is a living obituary?

A living obituary is a biographical sketch written about someone who is still alive. It's often used as a way to celebrate a person's life milestones or achievements while they are still with us.

Can I include charitable donations in an obituary?

Yes! Many families choose to include information about charitable donations in lieu of flowers in an obituary as a way to honor their loved one's memory and support a good cause.

How do I handle errors in an obituary?

If you notice errors in an obituary, contact the publication or website immediately so they can correct it as soon as possible. Be prepared to provide proof of the error and suggested corrections.

Can I write an anonymous obituary?

In most cases, it is not recommended to write an anonymous obituary. Obituaries are meant to be personal tributes that celebrate a person's life and connect with their loved ones.

What is the role of an obituary in the grieving process?

An obituary can play a significant role in the grieving process by providing closure, allowing friends and family to pay their respects, and serving as a keepsake for years to come.

Can I include quotes or poems in an obituary?

Absolutely! Quotes or poems can add depth and meaning to an obituary. Choose ones that resonate with the person's personality or interests.

How do I preserve an online obituary?

You can preserve an online obituary by saving it as a PDF or printing it out for safekeeping. You may also consider creating a physical scrapbook or memory book with copies of the obituary and other mementos.

Can I write an obituary for someone who died under difficult circumstances?

Yes! Writing an honest and compassionate obituary for someone who died under difficult circumstances can help bring healing and closure to those affected by their passing.