Richard Frank “Dickie” Elizarraraz Sr. passed away November 30, 2017 in Stockton at the age of 64. Dickie was a lifelong resident of Stockton, and enjoyed camping and being with his grandchildren. He is survived by his daughter Janai Godfrey (Jonathan), son Richard F. Elizarraraz Jr; grandchildren: Jordan, Kylie, Levi, LAnie, Leland, Jonathan, and Wyatt; his sister and brothers Virginia Riley, Robert A. Elizarraraz (Judy), Tony P. Elizarraraz, John D. Elizarraraz He is preceded in death by his parents Barbara J Hough Crisantos, Celedonio F. Elizarraraz JR; and sisters: Barbara Jean Edwards and Kathy Lynn Waters.
Always on our minds and forever in our hearts.
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Charles Ventura Anselmi passed away on November 29, 2017 in Elk Grove at the age of 82. He was born July 24, 2935 in Puerto Rico, later moving to Stockton where he remained a long time resident. Charles owned Country Cub Hardware for nearly 50 years, and was a member of the Ambler’s club and Moose Lodge.
He is survived by his wife Millie; son Michael Anselmi; grandchildren: Cody, Kyle, and Justin; and a great-grandson Colton; his stepchildren: Suzie, Larry, Kathy, and Steve, and 16 Step grandchildren.
Harry Marvin Costa of Stockton passed away peacefully at home on November 25, 2017. He is survived by his loving wife Patricia Costa; sons Harry Jr. and Joey Costa; stepsons Richard (Christina) and Michael Pimentel (Genevieve Perez); grandchildren Jacob, Emily, Amelia, Nate, and Ryker Pimentel, Benjamin and Olivia Campos; siblings James Costa, Shirley (Eddie) Hoggle, Laverne (Audie) Hoggle; closest friend and business partner Richard Costa, and numerous nephews, nieces, cousins, and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents Manuel Martin and Mary Delores Costa, and brother Leroy Costa. Harry was born and raised in Stockton and was happiest staying close to home. He was an entrepreneur who started numerous successful businesses. He enjoyed spending time with his friends and family fishing, boating, listening to 50’s music, and pulling a slot machine handle. He was shrewd, but had a heart of gold. He will be truly missed.