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Sharon Lois Long (Yoder)
Devoted wife, mother, and friend
Sharon Lois Long, 79, went home to be with the Lord on Tuesday, April 26, 2022, with
her family by her side.
Sharon was born on July 9, 1942, to Lester and Mildred Yoder in Detroit, Michigan.
Working as a Candy Striper at Colorado General, in the early 60’s, she met Weldon. At the time, he was also serving at the hospital as a 1-W. Sharon married Weldon Long in 1964 on April 4 and lived in Sterling, Illinois. They were each other’s lifelong companions and friends. They were blessed with three children while working and living on their Holstein dairy farm, appropriately named “Shar-Wel Farm.”
Sharon was a wedding cake baker & decorator for ten years. In addition, she was a 4-H Leader, vegetable & flower gardener, an avid sewer, church volunteer, and exceptionally accomplished quilter. She was known for her passion for teaching sewing and her creativity. She also made colorful, one-of-a-kind leotards for the gymnasts at Ward Gymnastics for many years. Her piecing, quilting, and skill at creating memorable gifts for family and friends continue to bring joy for years to come and have become lasting, family heirlooms.
Sharon and Weldon discovered an unexpected passion for Hawaii that they shared through the years. On their 25th wedding anniversary, she and Weldon visited Hawaii and fell in love with the islands. Over the next 30 years, they took nearly 25 trips to the islands.
After retiring to Sun City in 1999, she remained very active in quilters groups, making custom quilts and quilted products, and participating in church groups.
Sharon will be remembered for her compassion for others that served to bring people together often around a delicious meal.
Sharon is survived by her husband Weldon Long, her children Vinson Long, Evon Long, Kriston Sellier (son-in-law Brandon Sellier), her grandchildren (Hunter Sellier, Sterling Sellier), her sisters Patricia (Yoder) Miller, Barbara (Yoder) Nissley, and her brother Lowell Yoder (sister-in-law Peggy Yoder), and many, many friends.
A Celebration of Life will be held on July 9, 2022, at 11am at the Fairway Recreational Center Arizona Room 1 in Sun City, Arizona. In lieu of flowers, your thoughts and prayers are present enough.
Christopher Lee Messick
May 30, 1986 - April 25, 2022
Chris, beloved father to Ella and Layla; son of Randel Messick (deceased) and Susan Sekan; brother of Michelle Manlick (Brad) and Shyan Ingrao (Jamie); uncle, grandson, cousin, nephew, friend, co-worker to so many, has left us to rest and be with his dad, grandpa, family and friends who left this earth way too soon.
Corporal Messick received Meritorious Achievement Medal while serving as Rigger/MIMMS Clerk, M88 Section, Assault Breacher Vehicle Platoon, Company H&S, 3D Combat Engineer Battalion, 1st Marine Division (FWD) in support of Operation Enduring Freedom.
His passing has left a hole in our hearts, but many loving and cherished memories that have enriched us in untold ways.
The sum of Chris’ too short life cannot be summed up appropriately in this long-standing custom of an obituary. Even the word and the custom seem so odd and far removed from what we are experiencing. The grief is too immediate and palpable. As we try to coalesce our shock with the new reality we must grapple with, so many thoughts are crashing down like waves upon the sand. The memories and experiences of Chris has touched everyone in their own unique way. From being a normal little boy to his motocross obsession, his first flying lesson at age 10, family camping trips, sleeping way past his alarm on school days, serving his country proudly being side-by-side his military buddies through the tough times and good times, the birth of his girls, being Uncle Chris, a pal, co-worker, and friend, Chris left his own unique imprint on the fabric of our lives.
Chris adored his girls. Ella and Layla need to adjust to something no child should experience this young, their mother, Larissa Cantrell (Josh) feeling the need to try to fill the now empty shoes left by their daddy. No parent should have to bury their child. Chris’ family and friends are now Ella and Layla’s village who will care for them and remind them of their daddy’s love.
Please consider celebrating what Chris meant to his family and friends. In lieu of flowers, his co-workers at GCon Construction so generously have set up a GoFundMe page to benefit the lights of Christopher’s life, his girls. The website is gofundme.com.
Christopher Lee Messick, you were a light to so many, we promise to keep your light burning. Forever in our hearts.
High Flight
By John Gillespie Magee
“Oh! I have slipped the surly bonds of Earth,
And danced the skies on laughter-silvered wings;
Sunward I’ve climbed, and joined the tumbling mirth of sun-split clouds –
and done a hundred things You have not dreamed of –
wheeled and soared and swung high in the sunlit silence.
Hovering there I’ve chased the shouting wind along
and flung my eager craft through footless halls of air.”
“Up, up the long, delirious burning blue
I’ve topped the wind-swept heights with easy grace,
where never lark, or even eagle, flew;
and, while with silent, lifting mind I’ve trod
the high untrespassed sanctity of space,
put out my hand and touched the face of God.”
Karen Emily (Steenbock) Sterba, 80, passed away Monday, April 25th in Peoria, Arizona.
Beloved wife, mother, and grandmother.
Karen was born March 10, 1942, in Tampa, Florida to Helen and Herbert Steenbock (both deceased).
She is survived by her husband, Jerry Sterba; daughter, Jennifer Sterba; son, Chistopher Sterba; brother, William Steenbock; grandchildren Christopher, Christian and Clarabelle Sterba; and one cantankerous chihuahua, Paco (lovingly referred to as ‘tank’).
Karen loved all animals as was evidenced by the number of rescues she took in.
There will be no public service.
In lieu of flowers, please donate to your favorite local animal shelter.
Shirley Long Woodward, 93, died April 24, 2022. Shirley was born in Gainesville, FL, grew up in Auburn, NY, graduated from Auburn East High School in 1947 and then attended Cornel University where she met Gordon Woodward. They married September 11, 1949 and lived in the town of Maine, NY until they retired to Sun City, AZ in 1988. They were married for 64 years.
She was preceded in death by her husband Gordon Woodward and her parents, Professor Walter and Carmelita (Hebblethwaite) Long of Auburn, NY. She is survived by two brothers, Walter Long of Santa Clara, CA and Timothy and his wife Sally Long of Jasper, GA, two children, Steven Woodward of Tempe, AZ and Catherine and husband Glen Pruett of Bakersfield, CA, three grandchildren, Rebekah and husband Christopher Nelson, Mikah Pruett, and Cheyenne Lamont, six great-grandchildren, Jacob and Aubrey Nelson, Jaxon, Aria and Dalton Lamont and Kaleb Pruett, one great-great grandson, Greysin Pruett.
In her early 30’s she was appointed as Town Historian, Maine, NY and served for 35 years. As town Historian she worked with the Nanticoke County Valley Historical Society. She also served as Broome County Historian for 7 years. As County Historian during the bicentennial celebration two of her projects were the making of the County Quilt, now in the county executive office and the collection of town histories to commemorate the bicentennial by all 16 towns of Broome County.
Shirley belonged to several Patriotic Hereditary Societies: Tuscarora Chapter DAR of Binghamton, NY for over 50 years, Agua Fria Chapter DAR of Sun City, AZ, Daughters of American Colonists, Governor John Cranston Chapter of Binghamton, NY, Mayflower Society Vermont Chapter and Colonial Dames. She was cofounder of the Southern Tier Genealogy Society of Vestal, NY, formed in 1967, collaborated with the Tioga County Museum to set up a history and genealogy research room and belonged to the NY Municipal Historians for both Town and County. She attended American University in Washington DC to learn genealogical research and did research for others in Broome and surrounding counties. She also taught classes in Genealogy at Broome County College.
Visiting hours are Friday, May 13, 2022 from 4 to 6pm at Allen Memorial Home, 511 E. Main Street, Endicott, NY. Funeral services will be held at Union Center United Methodist Church Saturday, May 14, 2022 at 11:00am with burial to follow in the Nanticoke Valley Cemetery, Union, New York. Reception to follow at Church.
Expressions of sympathy may be made in her memory to the Union Center United Methodist Church Memorial Fund, 128 Maple Dr., Endicott, NY 13760, or to a charity of your choice.
Camilla, 80, passed away peacefully this past Thursday, April 21, 2022, in Sun City, AZ.
Camilla was born on September 22, 1941, in Amsterdam, NY. The daughter of Lewis H. and Marion (Hunter) Hill, she graduated from Scotia-Glenville High School, Scotia, NY in 1959.
In 1959 she married Lawrence J. Kuberka. They lived in Virginia, MN for their first 25 years of marriage, then moved to Superior, WI because of a job transfer with the DWP Railroad. After Lawrence’s buy-off from the DWP they moved to Madison, WI, to be close to their grandchildren. Camilla and Lawrence moved to Sun City in December 1997 where they enjoyed the many activities in Sun City, AZ. Camilla enjoyed outdoor shuffleboard, bocce, ceramics and card playing. She enjoyed working with the COC, the Election Committee, being on the SCHOA Board and keeping up with the RCSC happenings. Camilla was a member of St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic Church.
Camilla was a volunteer at the Sun City Library in 1999 then employed by the SC Library in 2007 and continued there when the library became a branch of the Maricopa County Library system until she retired in January of 2013. After retirement, Camilla was one of nine library directors with the Sun City Friends of the Library for her term of 6 years. Camilla was an avid reader and read every chance she could. After her director’s term at the library ended, she went back to volunteering at the Friends Bookstore.
Camilla is survived by her husband, Lawrence (Larry) of over 60 years; sons, Joe (Kathy Johnson), and Jeff (Gail Shafer); grandchildren, Kelsey, Jenn, McKenzie and Jeremy; step grandchildren Gina (Dan Imker), and Kayla Bergeron; and step great-grandchild, Maverick; all of whom she loved so very much.
Camilla is preceded in death by her parents and sister, Connie.
Ted (Theodore Ray) Christy passed away on April 20, 2022, after a hard fight with cancer. He was born on April 15, 1942, to Howard and Alma (Capshaw) Christy in Sullivan, Illinois. The family moved to Arizona when Ted was three, for his severe asthma.
Ted graduated from Sunnyslope High School with a football scholarship to the University of Arizona. During college Ted married Peggy Latchem.
They had two children, Tracey Leanne and Timothy Lane. After his graduation from the University of Arizona Ted returned to Sunnyslope High School as a teacher and a football coach. He retired in 1989 after 24 years of teaching. Ted loved to travel, fly fishing, wood working, golf, and dogs.
One of his proudest achievements was build a two-story cabin in Pine, Arizona and restore a cottage in Prescott, Arizona, both were much enjoyed by his family and friends.
In 1991 Ted married Linda Spitler-Menke and they traveled the world and enjoyed some amazing friends until his death.
Ted is survived by his wife Linda, daughter Tracy, Son Tim, 6 grandchildren and a loving blended family.
The family asks that donations to be made to Hospice of the Valley, 1510 E. Flower Street, Phoenix, AZ 85014 or Maggie’s Place, P.O. Box 1102, Phoenix, AZ 85001.
A graveside service will be held at 11:00 AM on Wednesday, April 27, 2022, at Resthaven Park Cemetery, 6450 W. Northern Avenue, Glendale, AZ 85301.
Jerry Micheal Lee Carr born 11/30/1951 passed away 4/17/2022 at the age of 70. Jerry loved reloading ammo guns and shooting said ammo. He had several jobs in life such as a machinist for Boeing and has his initials on the lunar rover on the moon. He worked as a roofing installer that sent him all over the country and around the world. Jerry finished up as a handyman that specialized in tile. Jerry was a giving man and many times at the pawn shop would overhear someone say they needed something, and Jerry would buy whatever it was and give it to them. Jerry really loved the pawn shop, he enjoyed talking to people and telling stories, Jerry will be greatly missed and remembered here with us as we consider him family. Jerry was preceded in death by his wife, his parents Wallace Carr & Helen (Dyck) Carr and his brother Robert Carr. An Open House in memory of Jerry Carr will be held at Youngtown Pawn Shop, 11115 NW Grand Ave., Youngtown, AZ 85363 on Saturday May 7, 2022, from 10:00 am-5:00 p.m. Friends are invited to come and have refreshments and share memories.
Rachel Butler, 85 of Sun City, AZ, went to be with her Lord & Savior Jesus Christ on Sunday, April 17th after a long battle with cancer. She was surrounded by her loved ones at the time she passed.
Rachel was born on September 17, 1936 in Selma, California and was raised by her mother in the small community of Santa Maria, AZ.
On New Year's Eve, she met Dennis, the love of her life and they wed on April 8, 1962. Rachel raising two children on her own, Dennis adored and adopted her two sons, going on to have three more children. Dennis and Rachel recently celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary.
Rachel was loved by many and family was a vital part of her life. Spending time with her family brought her joy. She enjoyed dancing, listening to her music and tacos.
She is survived by her husband, Dennis and five children, Tony (Rhonda), Fred (Lulu), Pam (Jack), Ginny (Ron), and Dennis (Yoli); grandchildren include Rene (Josh), Tonya (Doug), Rachel (Joey), Denise (Philip), Victor (Sophia), Vicky (Joey), Christa, Shawn (Jenn), Kristen, Samantha; great grandchildren Mia, Aalyssa, Anna, Andrew, Pablo, Alex, Nobyl, Kale, Rowan, Salem, Luca, Alice, Haddyn, and Victoria. She is also survived by her sisters, nieces and nephews.
We will miss her love, her laughter, her wisdom, and her sense of humor.
Robert Branson, 77, of Sun City, Arizona, passed away on April 15, 2022, doing what he loved.
Robert was born on July 29, 1944 to Evelyn and Earnest Branson in Fort Collins, Colorado. After Robert graduated from Jefferson High School in 1962, he enlisted in the United States Army. He served in Germany, in the 2nd Calvary Regiment Unit.
On March 19, 1973 Bob married Louise in Phoenix, Arizona. Bob and Louise went on to have two daughters, Christina and Diana - which were the joy of his life.
After years of working as a skilled metal fabricator, he retired to spend more time enjoying the great outdoors as well as creating useful gadgets.
Robert was preceded in death by his father, mother, and sister Evelyn. He is survived by his wife, daughters, sister Helen, brother Dave, numerous nieces and nephews, and a grandson.
Robert will be interred at the National Memorial Cemetery of Arizona.
Jane Leef Hundley died peacefully at home surrounded by her grandchildren and friends on April 8, 2022. Jane was born in Cincinnati OH to Rudolph and Antoinette Leef. Her parents met in USA and then they planned a visit to their former country, Czechoslovakia which is now known as the Czech Republic. The visit lasted over 10 wonderful years. Jane completed all of her elementary schooling in Prague. Unfortunately, the Nazis invaded the country and ended all the happy times. Jane and her mother escaped to Chicago, IL. Here she graduated from Jones Commercial High School. Throughout her life, Jane lived and worked in many cities, including New York City, Palm Beach, San Francisco, and Honolulu. While in Honolulu she met and married Charles Hundley who preceded her in death (1986). Charlie and Jane owned a print shop in Medford, OR which afforded them some of the happiest times of their marriage. Jane was always active in church either teaching Sunday school or as a Deacon and Elder. Also, she remained very active in the Women of the Moose as a 50+ year member. In fact, she and Charlie were house-parents at Mooseheart, Illinois (one of the cities that the Loyal Order of the Moose sponsors). Furthermore, Jane was an active volunteer for the Cancer and Heart Foundations, and generously gave to many charities. In her later years, she volunteered at Peoria Main Library as well as at the Presbyterian Church and the Moose. Moreover, she served on the Sun Air HOA Board for many years as secretary and president.
Jane is survived by her daughter, Joanne Marozzi, granddaughters Michelle Busser (Chad Kosower), Nicole Busser, Kelly Salamone and great-grandchildren Kaden and Cambridge Kosower. Also, she is survived by her chosen son, Jeff Mickelson (Aidelia Mickelson) and their children Yvette Fielding (sp: Michael Fielding, children: Landon and Lauren), Yvonne Mickelson, and Jamie Mickelson. She will be missed by cousins and friends in the Czech Republic as well as many friends in New York, Massachusetts, California, and Oregon. Jane loved people; strangers were her friends.
A memorial service will be held at Menke Funeral Home in Sun City, AZ on Saturday, May 7 at 11:00am. In lieu of flowers please send donations to Moose Charities or First Presbyterian Church of Sun City.
Louis Warfel was called to the lord on April 7th, 2022. Louis was born in Chester, Pa. on Dec. 21st,1924 to Louis and Mary (Bunce) Warfel. He was the oldest of six children. He is survived by his sister Rose Samohod, Helen Watson, and Joseph Warfel. Preceded in death by his brother Robert Warfel and sister Betty Bartlewski.
Louis attended St. James Catholic High School and graduated in 1942. Afterwards he joined the Army and served in WWII in France and Germany. Upon discharge from the service, Lou met and married Elizabeth Jane Brooks with whom he spent 54 years. Betty Jane passed in 2002.
Lou and Betty set up home in Delaware County, Pa. where they went on to have 15 Children; Judith Needles (Dennis Ferry), James (Maryanne Nash), Patricia, with whom he lived, Steven, John (Denise Weaver, Deceased) Louis, Paul (Carolyn Hyde), Christopher (Deceased), Mary Lelli, Joseph, Michael, Daniel, Joachim, Teresa Kok (James) and Anne. 40 Grand children, 59 Great Grandchildren, and 4 G.G.Grandchildren.
Lou was a caring, and patient man and worked as the manager of Butens Paints in various locations throughout Delaware County, Pa. Upon his and Betty’s retirement, they moved to Phoenix, and had a home in Orangewood Village where they had an active lifestyle with golf and social events. They were always active in the church. They traveled the world and really enjoyed themselves.
Recently Louis and Patricia relocated to Sun City.
Norman Ray Hogue, my beloved father, was 93-1/2 years old when he passed away on Thursday morning, April 7, 2022, at Abrazo Arrowhead Hospital. He was born on October 15, 1928, in Concordia, Kansas. Norman worked for the Federal Government Department of Defense as the Supervisor of the Military Photographic Squadron at Norton AFB and then March AFB. He was a proud Air Force Veteran and had a Civil Service Career that spanned 45 years.
He moved from Calimesa, CA, to Peoria, AZ, in 1993 to Westbrook Village where he resided since that time. His hobby was jogging, where he did marathons in Loma Linda (CA), Concordia (KS) and Phoenix (AZ). He also loved everything cars.
Norman leaves behind his daughter, Deborah Shoop, a Pediatric Speech Pathologist; his son-in-law, Jack Shoop, the IBM Service Delivery Manager for Arizona; his granddaughter, Katie Murphy, a Medical Billing Specialist; and her husband, Dylan Murphy, an IBM System Service Representative. His great grandson, Nikolai Murphy, works at Little League Baseball and being a great student.
Norman was preceded in death by his loving wife of more than 50 years, Micheline Parisi Hogue; his parents, Ray and Gertrude Hogue; and his sister, Barbara Ormand.
Visitation will be held on Monday, April 18 from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at Menke Funeral Home, 12420 N. 103rd Ave., Sun City, AZ 85351.
Graveside services will be at 9:30 a.m., Tuesday, April 19, 2022, at the National Memorial Cemetery of Arizona, 23029 N. Cave Creek Rd., Phoenix, AZ.
Barbara H. Shape passed away peacefully in her winter home in Sun City, AZ, on March 31, 2022. Barbara was born on November 16, 1934, in Sharon, PA, to Clarence Leroy (“Hook”) and Dorothy Houk. She attended Sharon schools and graduated from Sharon High School in the class of 1952. She was a Registered Nurse, graduating in 1955 from Mt. Sinai Hospital School of Nursing, Barbara was married on December 4, 1954, to Frederick M. Shape who survives along with their children Timothy (Christina), Christopher (Shari Harrell), Linda Parthemer, Susan Bunner (Brian), and Laura Shape (Chris Raeburn); and her sister Carole Phillips. In addition, she leaves eight grandchildren and three step-grandchildren, five great-grandchildren, and many loved nieces and nephews.
Barbara was warm, kind, generous and easy-going, quick to laugh, and readily delighted. She was talented as an artist, knitter, gardener, cook, home decorator, seamstress, and a fierce bridge player. She was a life-long reader, getting stacks of books at the library weekly. She was a wife, Mom, and Grandma, as well as an ER Nurse, and she knew and emphasized the things she knew were really important in life. She loved a party and was a great hostess. She was an empathetic listener, always interested, always insightful, and never ever dull.
Due to many time and travel constraints, no services will take place at this time, but arrangements will be announced for a later date. In lieu of flowers, Barbara would have suggested contributions to Second Harvest Food Bank, 2805 Salt Springs Road, Youngstown, OH 44509, or another charity of your choice.
It is with the saddest regret that we announce the passing of Phil Russell, 89, in Surprise, Arizona. Phil will be long remembered as a great husband, dad, granddad, and friend.
One of the sweetest, most friendly, and caring people around, Phil was known for his great sense of humor and impish wise cracks. His smile and twinkling eyes could light up a room. An avid fisherman and hunter, Phil was known for his talent tying fly lures and his surprisingly realistic turkey calls. In retirement Phil found himself traveling even more in his RV along the Santa Fe trail and playing golf. He played courses wherever travel or friends brought the opportunity.
Phil Russell was preceded in death by his parents, daughter Pam, sisters Margie and Genie, and his brother Bobby. He is survived by his wife of 64 years, Sybil, his son Clay, daughter-in-law Barbara, and grandson Grant, all of Dallas, Texas, his nephew Tom, and of course, Misty the Bossy Cat.
A celebration of Phil’s amazing life to be held on April 6, 2022, at 11:00 AM at the Menke Funeral Home, 12420 N 103rd Ave., Sun City, AZ 85351.
A private interment will be held at the Ft. Bayard National Cemetery near Silver City, NM, on a later date.
In lieu of flowers, Phil’s family asks that donations be made to the Wild Turkey Federation, or the Diabetes Association in his honor.
Albert Belton Palmer, age 74, of Surprise, Arizona, passed away unexpectedly March 28, 2022, at Banner Del Webb Hospital in Sun City West surrounded by family. Albert was the second child and oldest son born to Alma Belton Palmer and Laura Hardy Palmer in Winslow, Arizona, on May 1, 1947. Al grew up in Flagstaff as a young boy while his dad was attending NAU. His family moved to Show Low, Arizona, where he graduated from Snowflake Union high school in 1965. He joined the United States Marine Corps and served honorably for 3 years during the Vietnam era. When he was discharged, he was accepted at NAU, and after only being there only a few weeks, he met the love of his life Doris Huish Palmer.
Al and Doris were married in the LDS temple in Mesa on July 25, 1969. They began their married life in Douglas, Arizona, where he attended Cochise College and Doris completed her first teaching assignment. They were blessed by the birth of their first child, Melanie Ann in Douglas. After working various jobs and completing his college degree, they transferred to Mesa, Arizona, so that he could attend ASU. He carried a full load, worked a number of part-time jobs and brought 2 sons into the family: Justin Scott and Chad Ryan. He completed his degree in Business Administration on August 6, 1976. He then moved his family to Reseda, CA, for training with Mobil Oil Corporation. He spent most of his professional career with Mobil and Carioca Oil in Arizona where he ended up adding one more son to the family Jeremy Shane. He raised his family in Peoria, Arizona, and concluded his career as a Business Consultant in the US and Canada, and a Lead Tax Preparer with Jackson Hewitt.
Al was very active in his church and held multiple callings including leadership and teaching positions as well as the Boy Scout program where he helped a record number of boys reach the rank Eagle Scout. He was able to serve a BYU-I Pathway mission with his favorite companion, Doris, for five years where they witnessed many miracles, strengthened testimonies, improved leadership and teaching skills, not to mention the achievement of college degrees. Being an avid sports enthusiast, he also coached his 3 sons in Pop Warner football and Cactus Little league baseball.
Al and Doris loved being able to travel extensively to Europe, the Baltic, the Mediterranean, British Isles, Canada, and the Caribbean. He was happiest making memories with his family: taking his family on vacations to Lake Tahoe, Disneyworld, Mexico, SeaWorld, Disneyland, Colorado and Utah, as well as ATVing his beloved White Mountains with his brother Stan and the laughter-filled adventures with brother-in-law, Jay.
He was preceded in death by his parents and daughter Melanie. Survivors include his wife Doris, son Justin (Megan), Chad (Kimberly), Jeremy (Ashley) and 12 grandchildren: Ty, Saige, Cade, Sydney, Rylie, Ellie, Rock, Titan, Steele, Finley, Navy, and Remi, as well as sisters Lorna Rhoton, Darlene Hitchcock, Laureen Bryce, Pam Edwards, Renee Hughes, and brother Stan.
A Family Celebration of Life for immediate family will be held Saturday, April 2, 2020. He will be laid to rest next to his beloved daughter Melanie at Resthaven Cemetery April 4, 2020 in Glendale, Arizona, with military honors. We will miss his unconditional love, never-ending service, and his “Santa-sparkle” smile …
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