V1N39VIAI yiovna -e- Tuesday, December 3, 2002 The Sacramento Bee B5 9 9 i 2 miles -a So: Proposed middle and high schools County: Permanent weekend staffing in plan Plan gets for 2 schools mixed reviews Sheldon Rd. 99 CO Laguna Blvd. Elk Grove Elk Grove The plan is supported by Coroner E. Paul Smith, who said the transfer of jail infirmary services "really makes a lot of sense." CONTINUED FROM Bl lems led to finger-pointing between sheriff's officials and medical supervisors at the jail. Deputies complained a severe staffing shortage resulted in poor treatment, including canceled sick calls and inmates not receiving pills.
In one case, an inmate received a high dose of the wrong medication. County officials acknowledged the lack of adequate staffing, especially among nurses. But they also blamed problems on lack of access to patients because of a shortage of deputies, which sheriff's officials disputed. Since then, progress has been made on both sides, officials said. The county recently approved higher salaries for nurses, which has helped cut vacancies from about 30 to 13, said Administrator Penelope Clarke of the Public Protection and Human Assistance Agency.
Meanwhile, the sheriff has added a total of about 40 permanent and on-call deputies at the jail, Chief Deputy Daniel Drummond said. The reorganization also would improve internal communication and efforts to prevent inmate suicides, officials said. The transfer of jail infirmary services "really makes a lot of sense," said Smith, who will continue to oversee coroner services. The proposed new positions include nurses to reduce booking delays, increase sick calls and pill calls, Elk Grove board hears from public on proposed site for the campuses. By Sandy Louey BEE STAFF WRITER The Elk Grove Unified School District's plan to build a middle schoolhigh school complex on 106 acres at the northwest corner of Bond and Bradshaw roads received a mixed reaction at a public hearing Monday night.
About 80 people attended the hearing on the final environmental impact report for the district's plan. The report didn't change the finding of the earlier draft that the district's preferred location was "environmentally superior" to five alternatives that were considered, including separate locations for the two campuses. Trustees took no action, using Monday's meeting for public comment. The decision on whether the district should stick with the preferred location for Katherine L. Albiani Middle School and Pleasant Grove High School won't be made until next Monday.
Opponents of the project oppose construction of the two schools at the location, saying the site is fine for one school but a bad choice for two. The 3,400 students attending the two schools would worsen traffic jams and create safety problems, especially since the complex would be built near a fire station. Members of Citizens for Responsible Planning, a group opposing the schools' site, said the district did not examine true alternatives to the Bond and Bradshaw site. David Shell, who represented the group before trustees Monday night, questioned the need for the two schools, saying that the district did not consider building just a middle or high school at the site. Shell said the district also didn't look at not building the schools at all.
The district's "alleged overcrowding problem" would be eliminated by changing boundaries at existing secondary schools, sending students to campuses that have room, and by the opening of Edward Harris Jr. Middle School and Monterey Trail High School in 2004. "The bottom line is the eighth middle and high school shouldn't be built at Bond and Bradshaw," Shell said. "You're wasting taxpayer dollars." Citizens for Responsible Planning sued the district last year to block the construction. A court ruling ordered the district to conduct a new environmental impact report that looked at alternative sites.
The ruling didn't require that an alternative location be selected. Those backing the Bond and Bradshaw site said trustees of the dent district needed to approve the location in order to keep up with the burgeoning enrollment in the district. The district is projected to reach 80,000 students by 2010. "Overcrowding is severe and only can worsen if we don't move forward now," said Brad Strong, co-founder of Building Our Children's Future, which supports the schools' construction. Cliff Li, a parent in the district, said the schools are needed.
"No matter where you build a school, you'll have a problem with traffic," he said. Elk Grove officials say 31 new schools are needed within eight years to accommodate growth and reduce high school populations to 2,200 students and middle schools to 1,200 students. If trustees approve the site at Bond and Bradshaw next Monday, the district plans to seek money from a $13 billion state construction bond voters approved last month. The schools would open in fall 2005. The Bee's Sandy Louey can be reached at (916) 478-2654 or slouey sacbee.com.
and provide permanent weekend staffing, a report said. In addition, the infirmary has added a second eight-hour physician's shift, Blanas said. Based on a successful mock exercise in October, officials expect the jail will regain its health-care accreditation next year, Clarke said. While the jobs could be funded by savings from vacancies this year, the cost for 30 new staff and extra relief help could cost the strapped general fund as much as $3.5 million next year, a report said. Clarke said the price would depend on how many positions are filled, but she acknowledged that paying for them would require tough spending choices.
Minimum medical care for jail inmates "is a mandate," Clarke said. "We cannot afford not to fund these positions." The Bee's Robert D. Ddvila can be reached at (916) 321-1077 or bdavila sacbee. com. FUNERAL NOTICESVITAL For Information Call: 321 -1 323 -Lit Bond Rd.
CO Blvd. 1 5- Sacramento Bee ROTH, WALTER KARL Passed away peacefully at home in Sacramento, California on Thanksgiving morning. Survived by loving wife Mary Jane, daughters Louise Roe of Tempe, AZ, Mariorie Roth of Lewisville, TX, Sandra Simpson of Norfolk, VA, grandson Alex Wittman of Scottsdale, AZ. After graduating from high school, Karl entered the Navy in 1935. During his 20 years in the Navy he was a band Director and musician assigned to numerous ships.
Most notable ships were the USS VINCENNES, USS INDIANAPOLIS, USS ENTERPRISE and the USS TICONDERO-GA. He retired as Chief Petty Officer. After his military service Karl completed his B.S. in education at William and Mary and received his masters at U.V.A. He was Band Director, Teacher and Principal for a total of 23 years for the Norfolk Virginia Elementary School System.
After retiring in 1979 Karl and Mary Jane moved to California. An active member of the Southside Community Church, Karl was a moderator, Sunday school teacher and sang in the choir for many years. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Mercy Hospice, Sacramento or the American Cancer Society. Memorial Services will be held on Wednesday, Dec. 4, 2002 at 10AM, Vintage Park Community Church, 8220 Elk Grove- Florin in Elk Grove, California.
SANTOS, RACHEL G. Entered into eternal rest on November 29, 2002 surrounded by her loving family. Rachel was a native of Miami, Arizona and a resident of Courtland for 41 years. She is survived by her devoted and loving husband of 62 years Dioni-cio Santos, her children Manuel J. Santos and Esther S.
Espinoza, her adoring grandchildren; Sandra, Sally, Jimmy, Christina, Vanessa, Andres, Juan Manuel, Rachel, Alexis, Barbara, Nicholas Edward. There are 14 loving great-grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. Also her brothers Juan Clem-ente Gonzalez and her sister Belen Duran. Friends may call for visitation on Tuesday, December 3, 2002 3-7 PM and attend Recitation of the Rosary at 7:00 PM in The Land Park Chapel of Harry A. Nauman Son.
A Mass of Christian Burial will take place on Wednesday, December 4, 2002 11:00 AM at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church, 711 Street in Sacramento. Interment at St Mary's Cemetery. Harry Nauman Son 4041 Freeport Boulevard Sacramento, CA 95822 (916 452-6157 SHOWS, LOIS Of Citrus Heights. Survived by her husband of 64 years, Hulon Shows. Also survived by three daughters, Carol, Nancy, and Janet; five grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren.
Passed away on Thanksgiving, November 28, 2002 at age 93. Born on New Years Day, 1909. A Sacramento resident for 43 years. She will be dearly missed by her loved ones. A loving wife, mother, and grandmother.
Services will be private. FOR DIRECTIONS to Services, look for the "Funeral home info" link in the individual funeral notices on www.sacbee.com MOSER, WARREN CHARLES 11 -17-34 to 11-30-02 Born in Oakland, CA to Ruth Charles Merton Moser. Warren grew up in Glendale, CA. He served as a Corpsman in the U.S. Navy, worked for many years in pharmaceutical sales spent several happy years as the owner of a Baskin Robbins ice cream store in Foster City, CA.
He retired from Sacramento Housing Redevelopment Agency in 1998. Recent years were spent volunteering at Kaiser Per-manente. He was an active member of the Antelope Lions, Mother-lode Sam's and the Lutheran Church of the Ascension in Citrus Heights. Warren particularly enjoyed baking for his family friends; spending time with his eight grandchildren camping with the Moth-erlode Sams. He is survived by Karen his wife of 39 years; daughter Kathleen Davena husband Joseph Davena, daughter, Caryn Mason husband Bill Mason; sister, Bette Gwen Crawford of Granada Hills, CA.
Warren was preceded in death by his parents son, Erik Charles Moser. Friends may call for Visitation on Wednesday, December 4th from 3-7pm at Lind Brothers Mortuary. Services will be held on Thursday, December 5th at at the Lutheran Church of the Ascension, 7607 Garden Gate Drive, Citrus Heights. Interment will be at Fair Oaks District Cemetery. Donations may be made to the Leukemia Lymphoma Society.
STATISTICS KISTLE, DOLORES ROCKERFELLER Passed away on November 28, 2002 in Nevada City, CA at age 76. Born on January 26, 1929 to Clarence Leonard Rockerfeller and Gladys Fern Ogden in Nevada City. Mrs. Kistle's first marriage was to her childhood sweetheart, Roy Mitchell; she later married Judge Oscar A. Kistle, who preceded her death.
Mrs. Kistle was a legal secretary for 20 years for the District Attorney of Sacramento County. She was a 30-year member of the Native Daughters of the Golden West; a 26-year member of the Tuesday Club of Sacramento; a 30-year member of the Trinity Cathedral Church; and a member of the Judges Wives of Sacramento County, A Light Arts of Sacramento, the Crocker Art Museum, and the Sports Travel Leisure Club of Sacramento. Traveling was Mrs. Kistle's hobby, and she enjoyed being with people.
She is su rvived by her sister Feme Snow of Grass Valley; daughter Michelle "Moe" Harris of Nevada City; grandchildren Brhieanna Lydia Sites, Damen Levesque Neue, and Forrest Brochman Neue; and great-grandson Zyon Dean Morgan. Services will take place at 11:00 AM on Friday, December 6, 2002 at the Chapel of Hooper and Weaver Mortuary, Nevada City, CA. She will be buried at Pine Grove Cemetery in Nevada City. Memorial contributions in her name may be made to Habitat for Humanities or Unity in the Gold Country. A native Sacramentan for 81 years, David passed away on November 29, 2002.
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She was a longtime resident of Roseville and Citrus Heights. She graduated from Roseville High School in 1928. Gladys is survived by her son Clarence Martin Hall (wife Mar-leen); stepson Richard Flint (wife Coral); grandchildren Daniel Barber, Debbi Walline, Rand Hall, Dana Hall, Glory Johnson and Morgen Kennedy; and 7 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband Leon Flint and her daughter Gladys Edna Barber. Donations in Gladys' honor may be made to the American Heart Assn.
For infor-m a i call 1-800-242-8721. No services will be held at her request. GRADY, Passed away in Roseville on November 30, 2002 at the age of 82 years. A native of San Francisco, a resident of the Sacramento area since 1954. Beloved mother of Barbara Risse and husband Jerry, Ellen Carey and husband Chuck, Kathy Cooley and husband Archie, Patricia Galeria and husband Stephen.
Devoted grandmother (Nana) of Dave, Rob, Patrick, Mark and Julie Risse, Chuck, Clinton. Tom, Tim and Kelly Carey, Kathy Brougher, Beth Merino, Cindy Tibbetts, Sean and Carrie Cooley, Ryan and Erin Galeria. Devoted Great grandmother of Matthew, Ethan and Will Risse, Allison, Sarah, Jack and Lauren Brougher, Joey Risse, Danny and Maggie Carey, Tara Merino, Jake and Teddy Tibbetts. Caring sister of Adolph Frengs and wife Margaret and Alice Simpson and husband Robert. Preceded in death by her loving husband Harold A.
Grady in 1971 Friends and Family may visit Wednesday from 2pm to 8pm with Recitation of the Rosary beginning at at EAST LAWN ANDREWS AND GREILICH MORTUARY 3939 Fruitridge Road Sacramento. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held Thursday, December 5, 2002 at at St. Joseph's Chapel in St Mary's Cemetery 6700 21st Ave Sacramento. Interment to follow at St. Mary's Cemetery.
Remembrances to The Charity of the donors choice. The family would like give a special thanks to the staff of 2 north at Kaiser Roseville. HADLEY, AUDREY Surrounded by family on November 30, 2002 at the home of her caring daughter Susan and son-in-law Dean Yed-nock of Sacramento, CA. She was preceded in death by beloved husband Bernard L. Hadley of 49 years.
Survived by her two sisters of Great Britain; supportive younger daughter Lesley Wendy and son-in-law Scott Thompson of Dublin, CA; cherished "Granny11 of 4 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Prior to Audrey's 15 years with family in the states, she resided in London and Richmond, England. For the love of her country she served during WWII in London as the youngest driver with St. John's Ambulance Brigade. A service that presented her to The Queen of England.
Later, she became a cosmetic consultant at Harrod's for Elizabeth Arden, Lan-come and Germaine Monteil. A career she held to retirement. She brought ioy and laughter into our world and will be missed dearly. The family plans to celebrate her fife in a Memorial Service on Thursday, December 5, 2002, at 2:00 PM in The Land Park Chapel of Harry A. Nauman Son.
Harry A. Nauman Son 4041 Freeport Boulevard Sacramento, CA 95822 (916) 452-6157 Remember me through memories, and keep me in your heart. Through love and warming restrospect, we shall never truly part. i Jti i SILVA, CLIFFORD M. Sept 3, 1942-Nov 27, 2002 Cliff left us on November 27, 2002.
He was preceded in death by his mom and dad, Shirley and Norman, and brother Richard. He is survived by an older brother, Norman. He returned home in October to be cared for by his nephew, N.M.S. III. Nieces and nephews Dawn, Norman, Dyan, and Darryn and their children will miss him, as well as family and friends.
There will be a gathering for a remembrance at the South Ave. homestead on Wednesday, December 4 at 3:00 PM. VALENTINE, RAE ELS Born on January 11, 1911 in Sprague, Washington, and died peacefully in her home on November 30, 2002 in Sacramento, where she was a resident for the past 60 years. Rae was an avid gardener, homemaker and caregiver. She raised three generations of children.
She was preceded in death by her husband Clark Valentine, to whom she was married for 34 years. Rae was lovingly cared for in the last several months by her granddaughter Pamela Lawrence; her great-grandaughter Janet; and her grandson Adam Taylor and his wife Rebecca. She is also survived by her son-in-law Dick Kemp; a daughter, Cheryl Taylor; grandaughter Melissa Taylor; and a nephew, Jack Burris. Services will be held at Calvary Catholic Cemetery at 11:00 AM on Tuesday, December 3, 2002. As of January 20, 2002, Funeral Notices published in The Sacramento Bee are also online at www.sacbee.com for one year.
Online notices are searchable by last name. Online Guest Books are also available in which family members and friends from near and far may express their condolences. www.sacbee.com "Funeral Notices" link on right navigation bar. Then click on "Funeral Notices" Every now and then, take a second, breathe deeply, and think of me. Smile, and know that I am always with you.
120202 23:25 ROHR, BARBARA C. Born in Cherryville, Missouri and passed away on December 1, 2002 in Roseville after a long battle with cancer. Survived by her beloved husband of 47 years, Gene Rohr, who she married on July 2, 1955. Loving Mother of Rhonda Jean (Thomas) Luther, Zoe Ann (Gary) Frey and Margo Lynn (Patrick) Rohr-Glaze. Loving Grandmother of Patrick and John Glaze, Andrew and Lee Luther, Kyle, Joel, Emily and Faith Cassidy Frey.
Also survived by stepbrother Richard Cassidy and aunt Emma James. Mrs. Rohr was an avid bridge player and was a Bronze Life Master in the American Contract Bridge League. In lieu of flowers donations in her memory are preferred to the American Cancer Society, 1765 Challenge Way, Suite 115, Sacramento, CA 95815. Family and friends are invited to attend a funeral mass at SS.
Peter Paul Catholic Church, 4450 Granite Rocklin, on Thursday, December 5, 2002, at 10:00 AM. Burial will be private. Arrangements entrusted to REICHERT'S FUNERAL SERVICES, (916) 729-2229. ROOT, CAROLE M. May 10, 1920-Nov 18, 2002 Age 82, of Rancho Cordova and formerly of Gal-esville, Wis.
-area, died Monday, Nov. 18, 2002, at Kaiser Foundation Hospital in Sacramento, Calif. Carole was born May 1 0, 1 920, i Wisconsin to Paul and Allie May (Madland) Becker. She was baptized and confirmed at Zion Lutheran Church in Galesville. Carole was a graduate of Galesville High School.
She married Paul G. Root on May 10, 1960, in Reno, Nev. Prior to retirement, Carole worked as a clerk in the U.S. Postal Service. She had lived in California since 1947.
Survivors include her husband, Paul; a son, Ernest Paul (Karen) Elliot; two sisters, Ruth Haefner and Esther Olson; a brother, Paul T. (Lorraine) Becker, and several grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by a daughter, Becky Money, and a brother, Howard Becker. Funeral services were held on Tuesday, Nov. 26 at Zwickey Funeral Homes-Galesville Chapel, with the Rev.
Thomas Lee officiating. Burial will ol low i Pine Cliff Cemetery, Galesville. As of Januarv 20, 2002, Funeral Notices published in The Sacramento Bee are also online at www.sacbee.com for one year. Online notices are searchable by last name. Online Guest Books are also available in which family members and friends from near and far may express their condolences.
www.socbee.com "Funeral Notices" link on right navigation bar. Then click on "Funeral Notices" HARING, STUART FREDERICK 9-7-13 to 11-29-02 Death came on the day after Thanksgiving, after a short illness. He retired as an Army Lt. Col. in December 1960 after 30 years active duty.
During his military career he served in 3 theaters of operation, visited over 35 foreign countries and was affiliated with the international Boy Scout Jamborees in Paris, France in 1948 and Valley Forge, PA, 1952; Miss America Pageants in U.S. Olympics at Squaw Valley 1960. He was a native of Harrisburg PA. and a member of Fremont Presbyterian Church. After his military service he became a Sacramento Real Estate Broker specializing in South area properties and served as President and Chairman of the Board of South Area Brokers.
He was preceded in death by his wife of 52 years, Mildred, and survived by his wife of 16 years, Joanne Haring, children Frederick, Joan Smithers, grandsons Mark Smithers and Lance Haring, great grandchildren Rebekah and Vincent Haring, and Ryan and William Smithers. Friends are welcome for visitation on Tuesday, December 3 from 4-8 PM and a funeral service at 2PM on Wednesday, December 4 all at East Lawn Andrews and Greilich, 3939 Fruitridge Rd. HOLLISTER, THOMASINE Passed away on December 1, 2002 at a Sacramento hospital. She was 82. Born on January 10, 1920 in San Francisco, Mrs.
Hollister had been a 47-year resident of Sacramento. She is survived by her daughters Frankie Matzke (Bill) of Colorado and Darryl Eastman of San Francisco; one grandchild, Elgin Salchenberger of Colorado; great-grandchildren Dannon Griffin of Camp Pendleton and Samantha Erin Sal-chenberger of Colorado; and her special friend, Dorothy Gilbert of Sacramento. No services will be held, and burial will be private in Grandiunction, CO. ISAAC, JOHN Passed away suddenly at home at age 65. Family contacts: Mary Trader, (sister) 651-457-6286; Ron and Karen Brown (friends) 916-448-1446.
Services pending, more service information lat- JESSE, MURIEL D. Of Rocklin, passed away November 29, 2002, age 84. She is survived by sons, David VanCleve of Auburn and Grady VanCleve of Soquel, CA; daughter, Virginia V. II-iff of Sanger, CA; 4 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren; and brother, Kenneth Dahl of Oklahoma. Private services were held.
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Smile, and know that I am always with you. RAPOZA, BETTY J. Passed from our lives at 4pm, 18th 2002 in Rancho Cordova. Leaving spouse Michael, 3 sons, James Richards of the city, Raymond Ling of Graham, WA, Lee Robinson of the city, one daughter, Anna, of Nethercat, FL, and Flava (deceased). Betty leaves seven grandchildren, 5 great grandchildren.
Born in Pryar Creek, OK in 1926. Betty had lived in Sacramento since 1944 and operated a daycare service for 15 years from her home. She will be very much missed by many people, friends as well as family. Peace be with you, Betty, may God bless you. Per Betty's request, no services will be held.
THE Funeral Notice Dept is open Monday-Friday from to and Saturday from to Deadline for notices: 2pm Monday-Friday for notices with photos for next day's paper, and Saturday for notices only for Sunday and Monday. Closed Most Holidays (916) 321-1323 FAX to (916) 321-1205 EMAIL to: funeralsacbee.com VICKERY, JOY Beloved wife of Darby i ke ry; devoted daughter of Bishop Ron and Muriel Coady and loving sister of Calvin Coady was received into Glory on the morning of November 26, after a brief battle with Scler-aderma. Family members and friends surrounded her bedside and attended her going home with songs of praise and prayers of thanksgiving for a wonderful life I ived on earth. Joy was born in Sydney, Australia on August 6, 1956. At ten months of age she traveled with her family to New Zealand and in March of 1970, the family settled in Davis, California.
Joy graduates from Davis High School and was trained as a Legal Secretary at Heald's Business College in Sacramento. She remained an Australian citizen. Joy worked as a Word Processing Technician for the Real Estate section of the law firm of McDonough, Holland and Allen in Sacramento and would have begun her twenty fourth year with them December 17th of this year. Her grammatical knowledge of the English language together with her technical skills made her an invaluable employee with the attorneys and fellow workers. Her typing skill averaged 140 words per minute.
From 1989 she served as the SecretaryTreasurer for Elijah Ministries. Her voluntary service in this capacity will be greatly missed. She rendered this work with enthusiastic ioy, asking no reward. She is survived by her husband of twenty years, Darby Vick-ery; her father, Bishop Ron Coady; Her brother, Calvin and sister-in-law, Lois Coady; her uncle, Kenny and his wife, Betty Coady, in Australia; her mother-in-law, Betty Vickery; brother-in-law, Kirby and his wife, Susan Vickery. She is also survived by nephews and nieces and numerous other relatives.
The Viewing will be at Davis Funeral Chapel, 116 Street, Davis, from 4-8pm, Tuesday, December 3. The funeral service will be conducted at Davis Community Church, 412 Street, Davis, at 11am Wednesday, December 4. This service will be followed by the interment at the Davis Cemetery. All are invited. WASHINGTON EDDIE LAWRENCE Passed away on November 28, 2002 in Sacramento at age 67.
Born on February 28, 1935 in Lake Providence, LA, Mr. Washington had been a 40-year resident of Sacramento. An employee of for 15 years, Mr. Washington was one of the first African-Americans to qualify as a gas utility serviceman. He was honorably discharged from the U.S.
Air Force in 1961 Mr. Washington held numerous positions for many company and civic organizations throughout Sacramento, coaching Little League Baseball and supporting school activities. He achieved a 33rd degree in Masonry, served as worshipful master for St. Mathews Masonic Lodge 21 in Vallejo, CA, and was a member of Paradise Baptist Church of Sacramento. Mr.
Washington is survived by his children Kenneth Washington of Hampton, VA, Eddie Washington, Jr. of Torrence, CA, and Michael, Ronald, and Sherri Washington of Sacramento; sister Alpha Young of New Orleans, LA; and five grandchildren. Visitation will take place on Wednesday, December 4 from PM, followed by services at 2:00 PM, both at Saint Mary's Catholic Chapel, 6700 21st Ave. in Sacramento. Burial at Saint Mary's Catholic Cemetery in Sacramento.
USER: BFINLEY AM OUYE, FRED M. In Loving Memory of SARTORIUS, EDITH G. (Lt. Col. U.S.
Air Force, Ret.) Our beloved "Pop py" passed away on November 22, 2002 at the age of vi. Me was me loving husband of 64 years of Mary Ouye; beloved father of Carol Hisa-tomi; and loving grandfather of Cheryl McNabb and husband Dr. Alan of Granite Bay, CA, Dr. Georqe Hisatomi and wife Naomi of Elk Grove, CA, and Gregg Hisatomi and wife Lisa of San Ramon, CA. He leaves his be In Sacramento, November 28.
2002. Beloved wife of Victor F. Sarto-rius for 37 years. Loving sister of Maria Espinar, Josefa Espinar-Velez, Rosa Espinar, Jesus Espinar, Pepe Espinar, Pedro Espinar (Ramos), and the late Marina Martel, Nene de Rodriguez, Pan-cho Espinar, and Cheo Espinar. Also survived by several nieces, nephews, grand-nieces and qrand- loved great-granddaughters, Nicole, Brenna, Tara, Lauren and newborn baby Amber.
He is survived by his beloved youngest brother Carnegie Ouye and wife Grace and his sister-in-law, Grace Ouye. He was preceded in death by his parents, Kenichi and Sada Ouye; his brothers Norman and Harold; sister Alice Taniguchi; infant brother Raymond; and his son-in-law, Aki. He leaves a void in the lives of his Masuda family and leaves many nieces and nephews and their children. Fred was a graduate of the University of California School of Pharmacy in San Francisco, class of 1933 and was a practicing Pharmacist for 44 years. With his brother Harold, he was the owner of Ouye's Pharmacy located at 4th and Streets and later relocated to 10th and Streets.
The store is still in operation by his nephew Lloyd Ouye and his wife Lynne. "Poppy" was our hero, advocate, advisor; a man of integrity, compassion and wisdom. He will be greatly missed by family and friends. Memorial Services will be held on Saturday, December 7, 2002, at the Sacramento Japanese United Methodist Church, 6929 Franklin Blvd, Sacramento, CA at 11:00 AM. In lieu of flowers, remembrances are preferred to the Parkview Presbyterian Church, 727 Street, Sacramento, CA 95814.
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797-1448 i.iC. I'llKiTl nephews. Retired from the U.S. Air Force as a Lt. Colonel after 20 years of service as an OBGYN Nurse Practitioner.
A resident of Sacramento aged 70 years. A member of The Alumni Society of Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing, San Juan, Puerto Rico and The Retired Officers Association. A native of Mayaguez, Puerto Rico. Family and friends are invited to the Memorial Mass on Saturday, December 7, 2002 at 11:00 AM at St. John Vianney Catholic Church, 10497 Coloma Road, Rancho Cordova, CA.
Arrangements with EAST LAWN RANCHO CORDOVA MORTUARY -362-2592. Remembrances preferred to Parkinsons Association of the Sacramento Valley, 900 Fulton Suite 100-5, Sacramento, CA 95825. 4" OUTPUT: BEEBR0AD MASTER 06-26-02.
