Louis J. SanguinettiApril 17, 1938 – December 8, 2016 Of Stockton
Louis Sanguinetti went home to be with his mother, father, and two brothers on December 8, 2016. He left behind his wife of 51 years, Sybil Willingham Sanguinetti, his three children, their spouses and families; Robert Sanguinetti, Fred and Danielle Sanguinetti (Cole, Madison, and Annalyse), and Shirlene and Doug Sommerfeld (Jessica and Chelsea). He was preceded in death by Susan Sanguinetti and Sue Sanguinetti. He loved each one unconditionally.
During his life he worked tirelessly to provide for his family even though he was an artist at heart. He spent many hours in his wood working shop making lamps, clocks, bird feeders, and toy houses (to name a few), for family and friends.
He was a true believer in God and attended church regularly, for as long as he was able.
In place of flowers, please donate to St. Anne’s Episcopal Church, Modesto Children Crisis Center, or a charity of your choice.
SERVICES
Friends and family are invited to attend graveside services at 1:00pm, Thursday, December 15, 2016, at Cherokee Memorial Park, Hwy 99 and Harney Lane in Lodi.
INTERMENT
Garden of Freedom, Cherokee Memorial Park in Lodi, California
She is survived by her children: Bonnie (Deryl) Johnson, Cody (Cheryl) McBee, Scott McBee, and Suzanne (Chuck) Moorehead; grandchildren: Kristy Martinez, Katie Perron, Andrew Johnson, Lacey Gunn, and Farrah Alcombright; great-grandchildren: Dallas and Peyton Martinez, Lilly and Chloe Perron, and Wyatt Gunn; and brother Robert Thomson and sister Betty Leonard.She is preceded in death by husband George McBee, and her parents Robert and Lacey Thomson. Lacey instilled the gift of having a personal relationship with God in all of her children and the knowledge that we will all meet again.
newspapers on the streets of San Francisco, to the hustle and bustle of the family restaurant, Jack, with his brothers, eventually inherited New Yen Ching Restaurant from his parents. On 1987, Jack married the love of his life and had four sons, who are his pride and joy. An avid games-man and fisherman, Jack was passionate towards his work-ethic, and his dedication towards his cooking and his customers made him loved by all.