January 31, 1943 – October 30, 2017 Leo James Stacy, of 74, passed away peacefully at home with his children by his side on October 30, 2017. He was born to Clarence and Jessie Stacy on January 31, 1943 in Casper, California.
Leo is survived by brother Donald G. Stacy, sister Barbara A. Gibson; five children Leona Radovich, Leonard Swanson, Edward Swanson, Steven Stacy, and Brenda Stacy; 13 grandchildren Kenny Burton, Michael Curry, Jesse Swanson, Nicole Swanson, Edward J. Swanson Jr., Jori Swanson, Jonna Swanson, Hayley Swanson, Taylor Swanson, Jamie Stacy, Juliana Stacy, Thomas Goldsberry, and Kayla Goldsberry; and 17 great grandchildren Brandon Curry, Madison Curry, James Curry, Alicia Sage, Selena Sage, Carly Greenroyd, Alexxis Cummings, Carly Cummings, Krystie Shaw, Kason Shaw, Wyatt Goldsberry, Kaci Goldsberry, Silas Swanson, Haydon Swanson, Autumn Fuller, Summer Fuller, and Flinn Utt; also survived by his close friends Leroy Greenlee, Teddy Bork, and Jeremy and Anita Coit.
He is preceded in death by wife of 45 years Arlene Stacy; parents Clarence and Jessie Stacy; siblings Artie M. Swingle, Eldna R. McDonell, Clarence L. Stacy, Bob H. Stacy; grandchild Anna Swanson (infant).
Leo married Arlene V. McBurney on December 5, 1964 in Daly City. They proceeded to build a family in Stockton, California, with 5 children. Over the years he worked for Libby Owens – Parsons Corporation, was a truck driver for Floyd Chamberlin, then onto plastering trade of a hod carrier, which led him to start his company Stacy Plastering Inc. in 1982, in which he retired from in 2008 and his son Steven Stacy is continuing the legacy of the family business. Leo will be dearly missed by everyone.
VISITATION
Visitation will be held 10am to 8pm on Monday, November 6, 2017 at the Vineyard Chapel of the Cherokee Memorial Park, 14165 N. Beckman Rd in Lodi.
SERVICES
Funeral services will be held 10am on Tuesday, November 7, 2017 also at the Vineyard Chapel.
left a legacy when he passed peace- fully on October 29, 2017 in the presence of his wife and children. Lamar was born in Llano, TX. to Theodore and Pauline Parrish on August 17, 1926. In 1930 the family moved to Stockton where Lamar attended Weber Elementary school and Stockton High School.
Deborah Gene Hylander-Odle, 69, of Russellville Arkansas, went home to her Lord and Savior Saturday, October 28, 2017, at St. Vincent Hospital in Little Rock, AR.
Born December 18, 1947, in Stockton, CA. She was self employed as a Champion Canine Breeder & Groomer of Derica Dobermans for many years in California.
Deborah proudly earned her GED recently at 69 years of age to show that one is never too old to make a significant educational achievement in life.
She attended the Crusade Church of Russellville. She held a great love for God, her faith, her beloved family and animals.
She was preceded in death by her father Elvin Eugene LaVrar & her step father James Mc Barron; and, her son, Vincent Ruben Flores. She is survived by her loving husband, Alan Odle of Russellville; son, Frankie Flores, Jr. (Alisha), of New Blaine; daughter, Erica Greer of Russellville; her mother, Lucille McBarron of Stockton, CA; four sisters: Deidre Cobarrubias (Gregory) of Acampo, CA; Daniece Cozad of Russellville; Mona Noreiga of Stockton, CA; and, Donna Ableman (Forrest) of Idaho; nine grandchildren, three great grandchildren, and many nieces & nephews.
Jagir Singh, 75, passed away Friday, October 27, 2017 in his home in Stockton, California. He was born on August 30, 1942 to late parents Kartar Singh and Chanan Kaur in Manak Dheri, District Hoshiarpur in Punjab. He was the second of eight siblings and the eldest brother, thus taking on the responsibility of helping to raise his younger siblings at a young age.He is preceded in death by his son, Surinder Sahota. He is survived by his wife Kuldip Kaur, his sons Bhupinder Sahota [Narinder Sahota] and Inderjit Sahota [Gurwinder Sahota], and his grandchildren Navjot, Taranjot, Kuljit, Preet, Jaskaran, and Ishan Sahota. He is remembered fondly by his family as a loving and devoted husband, father and grandpa.
Jagir Singh worked for the Indian Army for 30 years. He retired in 1987 as a Captain. While working in the Army, he earned his Bachelor of Arts and also received a degree in Automobile Engineering.
Following his military career, Singh worked for thirteen years as a General Manager at Pepsu Roadways.
In 2001, he moved to California. Jagir Singh became a proud American citizen in 2006.
Jagir Singh believed that work is worship, and he always said he would work until the day he dies. He followed this philosophy and worked for over 15 and half years as a dedicated cashier until his death- despite having retired years earlier.
For those fortunate enough to have known Jagir Singh, he will forever be celebrated as a joyful, energetic, and selfless man.