Siegfried Allert

May 01, 1944 - February 23, 2021

Siegfried Allert lovingly known as “Zeke” was given the gift of life on May 1, 1944. On February 23, 2021 God called him home to Glory where he was met by his beloved mother Hilda, kind caring father Ted, younger brother Robert and loyal dog Roscoe.
Zeke is survived by his loving and devoted wife Cecilia, son James (Conny) who was always in his heart; his four grandchildren Angelina, Jamie, Jasmine and Dylan; brothers John (Carol), Manfred (Kathy); sister Linda Reynolds (Gary); Nieces and nephews Jackie (Phil), Ted (Tammy), Annette, Alisha, Eric, Gary, Matt and several several great nieces and nephews.

Zeke was born in Klein Mangersdorf Germany and came to the US with his family and settled in Stockton.

Siegfried was given the nickname Zeke by his third grade teacher because Siegfried was just to difficult to pronounce.

Zeke was a free spirit when he was young. He loved exploring Stockton, going fishing, to the movies downtown and getting into mischief with his brothers.
Zeke played basketball in high school and had a trophy in the hall of fame display case at Eldorado school.

Zeke started working with his father Ted plastering when he was a teenager and continued working in the stucco and plastering business for 54 years. He took great pride in his work and was eager to point out the businesses and homes he plastered which was considerable.

Zeke enjoyed traveling on business trips and vacations with his beloved Cee, sharing the beauty and history of each place they enjoyed together.
Zeke and Cee were together in life and shall be together in ashes, two souls together for eternity.

A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday April 24th from 2 pm - 3 pm at Cherokee Memorial Vineyard Chapel, 14165 N. Beckman Rd., Lodi, CA 95241.

Sympathy flowers may be sent to the funeral home on Friday April 23rd by 4 pm.

For friends and family that are not able to attend the services live streaming will be available. Please text your email address to Cecilia at (209) 482-4955and she will email you a protected web link and password 24-48 hours before the service.

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SERVICE

A memorial service will be held at 2:00pm on Saturday April 24, 2021 at Vineyard Chapel at Cherokee Memorial Park, 14165 N. Beckman Rd, Lodi, CA 95240.

Please leave your condolences below.

Cherokee Memorial is honored to serve the Allert family.

Elizabeth Zulueta

April 23, 1951 - February 22, 2021

Elizabeth (Liz) Holguin Vasquez Zulueta lost her courageous battle against cancer on February 22, 2021. She was born on April 23, 1951, at San Joaquin General Hospital in French Camp to Ramona Holguin Vasquez and Filemon Vasquez. She grew up in Terminous, CA and attended Terminous Grammar School. Liz attended Lodi High School where she lettered in women's softball, and graduated as part of the class of 1969. She earned an Associates Degree from San Joaquin Delta College in 1971, and a Bachelor's of Art in Social Services from San Jose State University in 1975.

Liz got her first job out of college with San Joaquin County.  She married the love of her life Joseph (Joe) Zulueta in 1974. After a few years, she sought better opportunities with the City of Stockton.  She gave birth to her first son, Joseph Michael Zulueta, in May of 1979.  Four (4) years later, in October of 1983, she gave birth to her second son, Brandon Vasquez Zulueta. She continued to work for several years with the City and forged many lifelong friendships along the way, before taking a position at her former alma mater, San Joaquin Delta College, as the Director of Human Resources. Liz retired from the College after fifteen (15) years.  In her retirement she continued to contribute as a board member of California’s Valued Trust.

To her extended family and many friends, who were considered like family, Liz is remembered for her encouraging words, endearing friendship, and caring heart. She always had a kind word for those who knew her, or thoughtful advice and an open mind to those who sought her in confidence. She was a wife, a mom, an auntie, and a friend. She enjoyed gardening, softball, and bowling, teaching her grandkids, and the views of Yosemite. She was known for delicious cooking, famous for her salsa, chile colorado, and biscochitos.

 She is survived by her husband of forty-seven (47) years, Joseph Zulueta, her two sons Brandon and Joseph Michael (Debby)  and two grandchildren (Cadence and Cesar).  She is also survived by her brothers and sisters; Flordeliza Lowrence, Conception (Connie) Sawdey, Pilar Tanga, Eugene Vasquez, Rebecca (Becky) Vasquez, Filemon (Kai) Vasquez and Edmund Vasquez, and many nieces and nephews she welcomed and loved as her own.

Please leave your condolences below.

Cherokee Memorial is honored to serve the Zulueta family.


Paul Nichols

October 21, 1921 - February 22, 2021

Paul Elmer Nichols, 99, passed away on February 22, 2021. He was born October 21, 1921 in Strathmore, CA, to Arthur Victor and Phebe McClure Nichols, the eldest of three sons. He grew up in Whittier, CA, graduated from Whittier High School in 1939, and attended Fullerton Junior College. During World War II, Elmer enlisted in the U.S. Navy, where he served as a radio technician on Eniwetok Atoll in the Marshall Islands. Upon returning home, he earned a chemistry degree from Whittier College, and started his career with the U.S. Postal Service. During his high school and college years, he was a member of each school's track team.
In 1948, Elmer married Ruby Willsey in Whittier, where they built a house and started a family, that included sons Paul and Wayne. In 1959, he transferred to the Lodi Post Office and moved the family to a "small ranch" outside Acampo. Elmer advanced through the ranks and retired as Lodi's Asst. Postmaster in 1976. This allowed Ruby and him the opportunity to travel before she passed away in 1982. Elmer had many wonderful memories of their 34 years of marriage.
For over 60 years, Elmer was a member of Lodi First United Methodist Church, where he helped Ruby teach Sunday School and manage the church library, served on a variety of committees, assisted with property management, helped assemble the church newsletter, and was a member of United Methodist Men and couples groups.
Church also brought together Elmer and his second wife, Roberta Jensen. Their 1985 marriage in Lodi was the foundation of a new blended family that gave them both an additional 35 years of wonderful memories. Their love of travel took them all over the country on many memorable car, train and riverboat excursions, frequently stopping to visit family and friends.
Elmer's was a lifetime of volunteering and serving others, always willing to help his family, friends, neighbors, church, community and country. He lovingly supported the various projects and sports in which his sons participated. While his young family was involved with the Oak View 4-H Club, Elmer served as an adult leader, teaching basic electrical skills to many club members. For many of his later years, he was an active Sons In Retirement member and officer.
Elmer is preceded in death by his parents, his first wife, Ruby, his brother William, and a grandson, Mathew McCarty. He is survived by his wife, Roberta; his brother, Ralph; his sons, Paul (Liz) and Wayne (Wanda); and by Roberta's children, Roberta Wood (Brett), Robert Jensen and Greta McCarty (Matt). He also is survived by 11 grandchildren, many great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews and cousins.
Funeral services will be held at Cherokee Memorial Park & Funeral Home on March 11, 2021, with visitation from 9 AM to Noon, at Vineyard Chapel, 14165 N. Beckman Road, Lodi. A graveside service will be at 1 PM in Garden of the Gospels with Pastor George Edd-Bennett, officiant. Family and friends are invited to attend with masks and social distancing required. In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts may be sent in Elmer's name to Lodi First United Methodist Church. A Celebration of Elmer's life will be planned and held at some later date.
Please leave your condolences below.

Cherokee Memorial is honored to serve the Nichols family,

William Vukovich

June 16, 1925 - February 22, 2021

William Vukovich, age 95, passed away February 22, 2021 in Stockton, CA. Bill was born June 19, 1925 to Goya and Florence (Baba) Vukovich in Sutter Creek, CA. The family moved to Stockton where Bill, after completing his education in the local schools, was inducted into the U.S. Naval Service, and served from 1943 to 1945. Bill’s parents and siblings (2 sisters and 2 brothers) preceded him in death. He married Ruby (Harmon) on September 3, 1948. Bill was employed by Pacific Bell Phone (A.T. & T.) from 1951 ‘til his retirement in 1982 as an Outside Plant Engineer. After Bill’s retirement, Ruby and

Bill enjoyed many years of travel, taking in the beauty of the United States and parts of Canada. They were married for 63 years ‘til Ruby passed away in 2011. Bill is survived by a sister-in-law, Norma Devlin, a brother-in-law, Tony Martin, and many nieces and nephews. Bill also leaves behind many cousins and friends residing in Montenegro.

A graveside service will be held on Friday, March 5, 2021 at 10am in the Garden of Holy Family at Cherokee Memorial Park, Hwy 99 and Harney Lane, Lodi, CA. Reception will be held at a later date due to Covid.

In lieu of flowers, please donate in her memory to your favorite charity.

Please leave your condolences below.

Cherokee Memorial is honored to serve the Vukovich family.

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Christine Yarbrough

February 10, 1948 - February 21, 2021

Christine M. Yarbrough, 73, died on February 21, 2021 with her husband and three sons at her side. She fought a brave battle with cancer, only to eventually pass away of complications from the treatment.

She was born in Hayward, California, to Harry and Worlean Hodgson. Chris was a beautiful Christian woman who always thought of others before herself. She treated everyone as "family" and never met a stranger.

Nine days before her death, she asked her husband to include the following in her obituary:
1) Chris grew up in San Lorenzo, California with her parents and brother Bill. They had fun family vacations to North Carolina, Yosemite, Russian River, and Disneyland. Faith in God was always part of her family.

2) She went to San Lorenzo High School and met the "love of her life", Dave. They started dating at age 16. Chris was a cheerleader/song girl for Dave's basketball team. Following high school, she and Dave went to San Jose State University. They were married in January 1970. In June of 1970 they moved to Southern California for Dave to attend medical school at the University of California, Irvine.

3) During Dave's medical school, Chris worked as a counselor for delinquent juveniles at a 24-hour facility. (There is no doubt she had a positive impact on those children.)

4) In July 1974, Chris and Dave moved to Stockton for Dave's Internal Medicine residency. This was completed in June 1977 and it was decided Stockton would remain their home.

5) Chris and Dave have three sons (Michael, John, and Brian), all of whom are exemplary, loving husbands and fathers. As children they played multiple sports. As a result, Chris often participated in booster clubs and fundraising. When the kids were young, many vacations were sports related.

6) In earlier years, Chris was heavily involved at Quail Lakes Baptist Church, where she continued as a member until her death. At one point she was the women's ministry event coordinator. She was also a part of choir, bible studies, meal ministry, church fundraising, and was "mentor mom" for MOPS. She and Dave were co-chairs with the Hakeem family for the 50th (Jubilee) celebration of the church.

7) Chris saw God bless her family in many ways. Her sons are godly, loving, and caring men. Each of them married wonderful women who Chris and Dave considered their daughters (not in-laws). She has seven natural grandchildren. One of them recently married, so there are now eight grandchildren. Each is unique and have special gifts of their own.

8) There are numerous members of her extended family and also numerous friends who are like family. These individuals know who they are and how much they were loved.

9) Her brother Bill was a wonderful brother who picked up their father's love for sports. Bill and his wife are always so welcoming to everyone. Both are hard workers and family oriented.

10) She wanted everyone to know that she had many favorite Bible verses, but especially Ephesians 2:8-9, Isaiah 40:31, Romans 8:38-39, Philippians 4:13, and John 5:24.

11) Chris wanted to encourage everyone to listen to two of her favorite songs, "I Can Only Imagine" by MercyMe and "Amazing Grace (My Chains are Gone)" by Chris Tomlin.

12) She wanted all to know that she was blessed by God as she was able to connect and re-connect with so many people during her illness. She felt an unbelievable amount of support. The love of so many reminded her of the love of Christ. People everywhere around the world were praying for her and that made a big impression on her. She wanted to make sure to thank everyone for their prayers, flowers, food, texts, and gifts during her illness.

13) Chris describes her husband Dave as her soulmate, her loving husband of 51 years, and her steady partner. She recalls 51 years of parties, travels, photographs, and games played at their home.

Chris is survived by her husband Dave; by her sons Michael (Mella), John (Melissa), and Brian (Melba); by her grandchildren Jake (Sami), Shelby, Peyton, Cooper, Lydia, Asher, and Noah; by her brother Bill (Debby); and by many nieces, nephews, and friends.

There will be a visitation at Vineyard Chapel (Cherokee Memorial Cemetery) on Friday, March 5, 2021 from 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm. Due to Covid, only 5 visitors are allowed at a time inside the visitation room. There will be a memorial service at Quail Lakes Baptist Church on Saturday, March 6, 2021 at 11:00 am.

In memoriam, donations may be made to Aslan Child Rescue Ministries at http://www.aslanchildrescue.org/

Please leave your condolences below.

Cherokee Memorial is honored to serve the Yarbrough family.

Gurdev Dhaliwal

January 12, 1948 - February 20, 2021

VISITATION

A visitation will be held from 1:00pm - 4:00pm on Friday February 26, 2021 at Cherokee Memorial Funeral Home located at 831 Industrial Way, Lodi, CA 95240.

SERVICE

The funeral service will be held at 2:30pm on Monday March 01, 2021 at Vineyard Chapel at Cherokee Memorial Park, 14165 N. Beckman Rd, Lodi, CA 95240.

Please leave your condolences below.

Cherokee Memorial is honored to serve the Dhaliwal family.

Glen Mortensen

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January 06, 1924 - February 19, 2021

Glen Howard Mortensen died of natural causes on February 19, 2021, at the age of 97. Glen was born on January 6, 1924, in Benson Ward, Utah, and grew up in the farming communities of Logan and Richmond, Utah. After high school, he studied airplane mechanics at Utah State College. During World War II, he served as a corporal in the Eighth Air Force at Royal Air Force Station Watton Air Depot in County Norfolk, England, where he inspected and directed repairs for B-17 bombers returning from missions over Europe. He was discharged at McClellan Air Force Base in Sacramento.
With help from the G.I. bill, he worked to put himself through college, beginning at Sacramento City College. He studied architecture at the University of California at Berkeley, where he met Stockton native Carolyn Eproson. They married in 1949. After graduating in 1950, Glen worked in the Bay Area as a draftsman. He received his state architect license in a few years, and in 1956, he joined the architectural firm of Mayo, Johnson, and DeWolf in Stockton. In 1962, he and Jack Holstein formed Mortensen and Holstein, Architects. Some years later, he created a firm in his name, Glen H. Mortensen, Architect, A.I.A., and he later partnered with Gary Gideon to form Mortensen and Gideon, Architects.
Glen's designs of local homes, churches, banks, schools, and office buildings helped shape the image of Stockton and communities in the Central Valley and Sierra Foothills. He was the primary architect for the Woodruff Regional Occupational Center, the Hunter's Square Fountain (since replaced by construction of the most recent county courthouse), the School of Pharmacy at the University of the Pacific, and most notably, Burn's Tower, also at U.O.P.
An early proponent of alternative energy, Glen designed the first solar home in Stockton in the 1970s. He presented City Hall with ideas for improving aesthetics and water quality at the head of the Stockton Channel and the Mormon Slough.
Glen belonged to the Sierra Valley Chapter of the American Institute of Architects (A.I.A.) and was a commissioner for the Board of Architectural Examiners. He was active in North Stockton Kiwanis, the Engineer's Club, the Astronomical Society, the Stockton Executive Club, the Solar Energy Society, and the American Legion. He also was affiliated with the Stockton Fine Arts Gallery, the Cultural Heritage Board, and the Save Downtown Stockton Foundation Board.
With a shared love of music, Glen and Carolyn were season ticket holders to the Stockton Symphony as well as to the Stockton Civic Theater. Glen sang for years in the Stockton Chorale and in the Barbershop Harmony (SPEBSQSA) chorus. In addition to singing, he was an avid golfer well into his 80's. A highlight of his golfing days was hitting a hole-in-one at Swenson Golf Course. The family traveled by car throughout California and to National Parks outside the state. After the children were grown, Glen and Carolyn continued to travel to locations such as Alaska, Hawaii, New York, Europe, and Mexico. Glen's hobbies also included woodworking, painting, and baking bread. In his 90s, he took ukulele lessons.
Of great pride was the home he designed in north Stockton and moved his family into in 1962. There he could return to his origins by growing a large garden each year, planting fruit and nut trees, and harvesting the yield. "Farmer Glen" had a strong work and self-sufficiency ethic. He could fix almost anything, it seemed, and he was keenly interested in technology and innovation.
Glen was a high priest in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, where he had many responsibilities. He also sang in his ward's choir.
In recent years, Glen resided at O'Connor Woods and Oakmont at Brookside.
Glen was a man of the Greatest Generation. He grew up poor during the Depression, served his country in WWII, and worked hard toward his goals. He had a limitless interest in the wonders of the world and curiosity about how things worked. A dear friend described him this way: "He was a visionary who could see far beyond what is, and made plans for what could be." He was honest and kind and lived by a moral code that never wavered. He was all about the positive and well-being. A gentle, kind soul walked among us for 97 years.
Glen was preceded in death in 2009 by Carolyn, his wife of 60 years. He is survived by children, Dean Mortensen (Diana), Marit Mortensen-Bird (Bart), and Farel Brosio (Paul); grandchildren, Lisa, Eric, Kevin, Mark, and Anya; and three great-grandchildren, Elisabeth, Johnathan, and Melanie.
His family will hold a private burial, with United States Air Force honor guard, at Cherokee Memorial Park, Lodi. A celebration of Glen's life will be announced at a later date.

Donald Combs

August 15, 1937 - February 19, 2021

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Don was born and raised in Combs, Arkansas in 1937, he moved to California when he was 19 years old after he graduated from St. Paul High School.  He enjoyed playing Fast pitch softball, basketball, golf, bowling and going to the gym.  He also enjoyed Line and Ballroom dancing with his wife Donna.  He was a member of SIRS and Central Church of Christ for 58 years. He loved traveling especially the American Queen Mississippi River Cruises.   He made many trips back to Arkansas for family gatherings and to visit family and friends.  He was in the insurance business for over 50 years.  Don was a man of few words and always stayed busy before his health declined.  He also enjoyed the family pets and is missed by Sadie, Molly & Bella.

Don is survived by his wife of 60 years Donna Combs, his daughters Denise Combs of Stockton, California, and Diane Wilcox (Greg) of Woodbridge, California; and his Grandsons Dawson Hayre and Haydon Wilcox.  Don is also survived by his sisters Wanda Wood and Betty Martin of Fayetteville, Arkansas, his Mother-in-law Tillie Rallios, Sister-in-law Gail Denney, Brother-in-law Larry Denney and nephew Lance Denney.

Don was preceded by his parents Oliver and Mabel Combs of Combs, Arkansas, and his brother Alvin, Olus, Omar, and Melvin Combs.

VISITATION:

A visitation will be held from 10:00AM - 12:00pm on Thursday March 4,2021 at Vineyard Chapel at Cherokee Memorial Park, located at 14165 N. Beckman Rd, Lodi, CA 95240.

SERVICES:

A service will be held at 1:00pm on Thursday March 4, 2021 at the Vineyard Chapel in Cherokee Memorial Park, located on 14165 N. Beckman Road, Lodi CA, 95240.

Please leave your condolences below.

Memorial Contributions may be made to:

Global Hospice & Palliative Care

400 12th St, Suite  #18

Modesto, CA 95354

209-572-2726

 & American Heart Association

Cherokee Memorial is honored to serve the Combs family.

Aurora Medeiros

December 13, 1936 – February 18, 2021 

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Aurora passed on February 18, 2021.  She was born on Union Island to John and Grace Seica on December 13, 1936, grew up in Stockton in the Woodward Island and attended Stockton Schools and graduated from Edison High School.  Aurora worked as a Bank Teller for many years.  On June 2, 1956, Aurora married the love of her life, Ed.  Together they built their life and had two wonderful children.  She was an honorary member of the CPSC.  She enjoyed traveling and spreading time with family and friends.  She especially loved spending time with her grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Aurora is preceded in death by her husband of 57 years, Edward Medeiros; parents John and Grace Seica; brothers Julio Seica and Paul Seica.  She leaves behind children, Edward “Eddie” (Suzette) Medeiros and Cynthia “Cindy” (Scott) Miller, 3 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren.

Aurora will be dearly missed by her friends and family.

SERVICES:

Family and friends are invited to attend a Celebration of Life at 1:00pm, Friday, March 5, 2021 at the Grace Pavilion at Cherokee Memorial Park, Hwy 99 & Harney Ln, Lodi. 

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made in Aurora’s name to Mary Graham Children’s Foundation, P.O. Box 96, French Camp, CA 95231. 

Cherokee Memorial Funeral Home is honored to serve the Medeiros Family. 

Please leave your condolences below.

 

Virginia Wolf

October 25, 1925 - February 18, 2021

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Virginia Mary Ann Wolf was born on October 25, 1925 in Hague, ND.  She died peacefully in her own home surrounded by family on February 18, 2021.  She was 95 years young.  She married Gotlieb Charles Wolf in 1943 and moved to Lodi.  She worked for Hayes Chiropractic and Wolf Chiropractic for over 50 years.

Mickie, was her nickname and she was one of the best joke tellers of all time.  Her love and laughter brought so much light into every room she was in and smiles to everyone she was around.

She is survived by her two brothers Tom and David Hilt.  She is survived by her son Steve Wolf (wife Julie).  Her six Grandchildren Karrie Walding, Steve Wolf, Kelly Broderick, Christie Christian, Kevin Wolf and Christopher Wolf and her 10 Great Grandchildren.

She is preceded in death by her parents Thomas and Annie Hilt.  She is also preceded in death by her two sons, Dr. Kenneth G Wolf and Charles Wolf both of Lodi.

She was a member of St. Anne’s Catholic Church, The Daughters of Isabella, The Portuguese Club and TOPS.

 

She was loved by all and will be missed by all who knew her. 

Virginia will be layed to rest on February 24, 2021.   Her internment will be private.

Cherokee Memorial is honored to serve the Wolf family.

Richard Fuhrman

April 01, 1950 - February 17, 2021

It is with sadness we announce that Richard "Rick" Fuhrman died unexpectedly on February 17, 2021, but we are comforted in the knowledge that he is with the Lord.

It was on April 1st, 1950 that Melba and Harry Fuhrman's bouncing baby boy was born into this world. And it was an entirely appropriate date for Rick Fuhrman to be born, being April Fool's Day and all. Later the family welcomed younger brother, Craig. Rick was born and raised in Roseville, graduating from Roseville High with the class of 1968. After serving in the National Guard and working for the Citrus Heights Fire District, he began working for PG&E as a ditch digger. After several moves and promotions, he retired as manager of Stockton Gas Field Services, having had a rewarding and eventful 42-year career.

Rick was blessed with two wonderful children, Rhianna and Ryan, and later on he met and married Gail, who had two lovely girls, Charity and Jenna. He was one lucky dude.

He was a player of basketball, a lover of off-roading, canoeing, and fly fishing, and he had a story for every situation (embellished or not). He and Gail enjoyed traveling the country on their Harley, and loved their RV trips to Alaska. If we had three pages, we could recite his story of the encounter with a grizzly bear while he was fly-fishing in Valdez! He also loved woodworking, perfecting his craft over many years, from framing his childhood home with his dad to creating many pieces of fine furniture.

Rick was a long-time member of the First Baptist Church of Lodi, serving as an usher, an elder, and a mentor of many young people. Some of his fondest memories were from mission trips to Mexico, Africa, and Camp Barnabas. He believed the biggest gift he could give people was his time, as evidenced by his devotion to God and his family.

He is survived by his (incredibly patient) wife, Gail; daughter and son-in-law, Rhianna & Dustin Snyder and their son Caiden of Loomis; son and daughter-in-law, Ryan & Jessyka Fuhrman, and their children Tylynne, Hailey, and Axel, also of Loomis; daughter and son-in-law, Charity & Jesse Ingalls of Red Bluff; daughter and son-in-law, Jenna & Richie Webb, and their children Mackenzie and Kaleb; his brother and sister-in-law, Craig & Melody Fuhrman and their children Crystal and Amy of Roseville; as well as other extended family.

SERVICE
A memorial service will be held on Saturday, February 27 at 11:00 at First Baptist Church Lodi. In memoriam, contributions may be made to FBC Lodi.

Please leave your condolences below.

Cherokee Memorial is honored to serve the Fuhrman family.

Bill Weisz

November 27, 1940 - February 17, 2021

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On the morning of February 17, 2021, Bill Weisz of Stockton, California died at the age of 80. He was born in San Jose California. In August of 1980 he married Linda Drost and they had 40 good years together. He was a building contractor with a license in California and Nevada. He built numerous homes. He loved the challenges of his career. He loved the game of Golf so much he went to Saint Andrews in Scotland and played there.

He lived to fish, especially with his fishing buddy Mel and his grandchildren.

He is preceded in death by his parents Ted and Alma Weisz, his son Nick Weisz, sister Eileen Weisz and brother Ralph Weisz of Santa Ana.

He is survived by wife Linda Weisz, daughters Sherri Weisz Huerta of Stockton, California and Tammy Myers of Turlock, California; his sons Jeff Weisz (Stacy) of San Martin, California, Randy Drost (Brooke) of Hollister, California and Shawn Weisz (Becky) of Hawaii; his brothers George Weisz (Sue) of Colorado Springs, Colorado, Raymond Weisz of Stockton, California and Don Weisz (Diana) of Lodi, California; his sisters Lezli Godber (Dave), Dorothy Johnson (Dennis) of Orangevale, California and Carolyn Weisz of Fair Oaks, California; 12 Grandchildren- Robert Weisz, Alex Huerta, Sarah Huerta, Daniel Huerta, Billy Myers, Jake Weisz, Jessie Weisz, Matthew Rabago, Emily Drost, James Drost, Morgan Swan, Jordan Swan, 7 Great Grandchildren, and numerous loving nieces and nephews.

Our family wishes to thank Bristol Hospice for their kindness and support.

SERVICES:

Funeral services are on Saturday February 27, 2021 at 2:00pm at Vineyard Chapel , Cherokee Memorial Park Cemetary at 14165 N. Beckman Road (Harney Lane at Highway 99) Lodi, California.

Funeral is invitation only, a reception will follow at the family residence.

Cherokee Memorial is honored to serve the Weisz family.

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