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Robert Marion Touchstone passed from this life to the next Thursday, January 13, 2022. Robert was born October 12, 1946, to Jacob and Margaret Touchstone in Murfreesboro, TN. Robert lived in many different states during his early childhood due to his father's occupation, which was in the United States Air Force. In 1958, his dad retired from the Air Force and the family settled in Enid, OK. Robert graduated from Enid High School in 1964 where he excelled in Speech and Debate. Upon receiving a scholarship in Speech and Debate, he attended Northwestern State University in Alva, OK. During his freshman year, he met "the love of his life" Mary Beth Lambert. They were united in marriage on August 14, 1965. Upon graduation from college in 1968, Robert was offered a job teaching Speech and Debate in Bartlesville, OK. In 1983 he was honored as Bartlesville Teacher of the year and later as Washington County Teacher of the Year. Continuing his education, Robert received a Master's degree from Northeastern State University in Public School Administration. In 1988, the family moved to Norman, OK where Robert had been offered a position as an Assistant Principal at Whittier Middle School and later at Norman High School. After serving as Head Principal at Chickasha Jr. High School and Jarman Jr. High, Robert retired in 2000. In 2001, he became an educational consultant with "Aha." A company owned by Dr. Ruby Payne who wrote "A framework for Understanding Poverty." He traveled and made many presentations across the United States introducing teachers to Ruby Payne's philosophy and educational strategies. He retired a second time in 2006. Robert is survived by his wife, Mary, of 56 years, two children a son Clifton M. Touchstone and wife Amy of Norman, OK, a daughter Amber Balderrama and husband Beto of Oklahoma City, OK, and adopted daughter Tammie Reeder of Norman, OK. He was blessed with six grandchildren Grace, Cade, Luke, and Maren Touchstone; and Hannah and Sarah Balderrama. He treasured each grandchild. He loved being a "grandpa" and delighted in teaching the "How to do" of many things in life. He is also survived by two brothers, Jim and wife Nancy of San Mateo, CA, and Stephan and wife Marla of Abilene, TX, Brother-in-law Frank Lambert and wife Virginia of Hopeton, OK, Brother-in-law Ron Kassik of Scottsdale, AZ, Sister-in-law Joy Lambert of Plano, TX and many nieces and nephews. Robert had many hobbies and interests. He loved to hunt, fish, and camp. He refinished furniture, collected and restored antique fans, made jewelry, experimented with stained glass, and loved working with the metal lathe and mill. As a jack of all trades and a master of some, Robert loved to learn. In life, he always carried with him an enthusiasm for sharing stories and razzing a friend. He loved God's creation and believed in helping others, all while living a life of integrity. His great passion for learning, family, and friends has left an indelible impression on all those who knew him. Few people in this world have lived a life like that of Robert, positively impacting and touching so many. He was loved dearly, and he will be greatly missed by his family and friends. A Celebration of Life Memorial will be held Saturday, March 26, 2022, at 2:00 PM at the Oklahoma City Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) Lodge #123 (OKCPD), 1624 S. Agnew Ave, Oklahoma City, OK 73108. His family asks that if you would desire to do something in remembrance of Robert and feel led to make a donation, that it be to the Oklahoma City Police Department Honor Guard Unit (OKCPD) by mailing a donation to the OKC FOP Foundation and designating the donation to the OKCPD Honor Guard Unit, or to the Oklahoma Wildlife Conservation Foundation www.okwildlifefoundation.org as he valued and respected those who protected us and enjoyed all activities having to do with nature. In remembrance and honor of a man who loved to learn and had many hobbies, we say never stop learning and find a hobby, or in the true character of the man himself, be the person that anyone can come to with a question and never stop asking questions yourself.
--Posted online on January 23, 2022 in Eaminer-Enterprise | Touchstone, Robert Marion (I3771)
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Robert P. Banning Jr. 57, born March 31, 1960, son of the late Robert P. and Judith (Staplins) Banning Sr. passed away on Feb. 11, 2018 at Hartford Hospital. Robert is survived by his brothers John, Paul and Edwin Banning of East Hampton, several nieces and nephews, great nieces and nephews and close friends. He was predeceased by a brother Franklin Banning and a sister Alice (Banning) Forbes. The funeral will be private. Robert?s family would like to thank everyone for the outpouring of love and support and will be hosting a memorial picnic in the spring, date to follow. | Banning, Robert Pearson (I26068)
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ROBERT STANLEY BARLOW (BOB) passed away on Aug. 22, 2008. Bob was born on June 28, 1923 to Earl and Rheba BARLOW in Kearney, Nebraska. He grew up in Nebraska, Wyoming and California. He graduated from Long Beach Polytechnical High School in 1941 in California, and worked at North Island Navy Air Station until 1942. Bob served in the Navy from 1942 to 1945, and upon discharge started his career in the aircraft business. He retired from Convair in 1985. He was a carpenter and woodcarver, musician, and a loving grandfather and great-grandfather. Bob is survived by his daughters Frances A HULGAN of Bend, Texas, Denise SAUCEDA of Yancey, Texas, and Jacalyn CLEVENGER of Independence, Mo. He is also survived by seven grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Bob was preceded in death by his wife Anna Marie and grandson Dan Bunch. Bob loved travel and exploring new places and was a life SKP member. He enjoyed telling stories of his travels and always had new jokes to tell. He always enjoyed playing his numerous musical instruments that brought smiles to all. A memorial service will be held today (Wednesday, Aug. 27) at 10 a.m. at the North Ranch Escapees RV Park in Congress. His and his wife?s ashes will be scattered in Del Mar, Calif., at a later date. Arrangements are under the direction of Wickenburg Funeral Home & Crematory. | Barlow, Robert Stanley (I23699)
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Robert W. Knight, Sr.
"Black Knight"
Monroe, New York
Robert W. Knight, Sr., "Black Knight", passed away on Sunday, September 23, 2007 at Orange Regional Medical Center in Middletown. He was 73.
The son of the late William H. Knight and Hazel Walton Knight, he was born on February 28, 1934 in Huntington, Vermont.
He was the owner of R.W. Knight Home Repair in Monroe. He was a veteran of the United States Army, serving during the Korean War and a member of American Legion Post #488 in Monroe.
Survivors include his wife, Beverly L. Plank Knight of Monroe; sons, Jack L. Knight & his wife Gia of Goshen and John S. Knight of Brooklyn; daughters, Ruth A. Stack & her husband Roy of Jackson, New Jersey and Jan M. VanHage & her husband Nick of Goshen; brothers, David Knight & his wife Nancy of Longview, Texas and Emory Knight of McGraw, New York; sisters, Eliza Simard of Springfield, Massachusetts, Marion Benker of Wallkill and Sally Walters of Poughkeepsie; grandchildren, Dariel Stack, Bryson Cooper, Rachael Knight, Carly Knight, Timothy Stack, Derek Knight and Brianna Cooper; great grandchild, Aalijah Knight; nieces & nephews.
He was predeceased by a son, Robert W. Knight, Jr.
Visitation will be held on Wednesday, September 26, 2007 from 2-4 & 7-9 p.m. at Smith, Seaman & Quackenbush, Inc. Funeral Home, 117 Maple Avenue, Monroe.
Graveside services will be held on Thursday, September 27, 2007 at 11:00 a.m. in Orange County Veterans' Cemetery in Goshen, with Pastor David C. Kingsley officiating.
Memorial contributions may be made to American Legion Post #488, 532 Lakes Road, Monroe, New York 10950.
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Robert Wallace Hadlock passed away on February 15, 2012 at the age of 92. His friends and family will remember him as an avid outdoorsman, fisherman and an accomplished finish carpenter. The trout in Northern Nevada can finally rest knowing that "Bob" won't be trying to coax them out of their holes.
A lifelong Reno resident, Bob was born on June 9, 1919 to Georgia (Willcox) and Leonard Hadlock in a part of Reno known as Coney Island. Bob enjoyed ice skating and skiing as a child and at a young age showed an aptitude for working with wood and mechanical gadgets. While attending Billinghurst Junior High School and Reno High School, he won numerous awards for his wood shop creations. However, his love of carpentry and cars delayed his graduation by several years.
His attraction to water, engines and speed led him to build and crew speedboats on local lakes.
Bob's church was the outdoors and his religion was fishing. He lived by the motto, "Fear no trout, salmon, catfish or whatever he was trolling for that day. Bob fished all over northern Nevada and in parts of California and those trips were the source of many family adventures. He loved to stroll down to the Truckee River, a short distance from his residence, to fish after building cabinets and homes all day.
Fishing was his first love, but he also roamed the Great Basin hunting dove, partridge, deer sage grouse and his number one pursuit, chukar.
In 1942, Bob left his budding career as a carpenter to go off to war, serving his country well if not willingly in the jungles of New Guinea.
He eventually met and married Paquita (Francis) Murillo who was his partner for 59 years and had two daughters Robin and Nancy Hadlock.
Bob worked with a number of local contractors in the Reno area and formed a partnership with Paul Etcheberry subdividing and constructing homes in Southwest Reno.
He is survived by his two daughters Robin and Nancy (Richard Potashin); grandchildren Cassandra Morton, Samantha Brasher (Kyle), Robert Hessler and Andrea Hessler; great grandchildren Natalee Brasher and Rylee Brasher and numerous great nieces and nephews.
A remembrance for Bob will be held at the home of Valerie Nelson on Sunday, February 19, from 2 P.M. to 6 P.M.Robert Wallace Hadlock passed away on February 15, 2012 at the age of 92. His friends and family will remember him as an avid outdoorsman, fisherman and an accomplished finish carpenter. The trout in Northern Nevada can finally rest knowing that "Bob" won't be trying to coax them out of their holes. A lifelong Reno resident, Bob was born on June 9, 1919 to Georgia (Willcox) and Leonard Hadlock in a part of Reno known as Coney Island. Bob enjoyed ice skating and skiing as a child and at a young age showed an aptitude for working with wood and mechanical gadgets. While attending Billinghurst Junior High School and Reno High School, he won numerous awards for his wood shop creations. However, his love of carpentry and cars delayed his graduation by several years. His attraction to water, engines and speed led him to build and crew speedboats on local lakes. Bob's church was the outdoors and his religion was fishing. He lived by the motto, "Fear no trout, salmon, catfish or whatever he was trolling for that day. Bob fished all over northern Nevada and in parts of California and those trips were the source of many family adventures. He loved to stroll down to the Truckee River, a short distance from his residence, to fish after building cabinets and homes all day. Fishing was his first love, but he also roamed the Great Basin hunting dove, partridge, deer sage grouse and his number one pursuit, chukar. In 1942, Bob left his budding career as a carpenter to go off to war, serving his country well if not willingly in the jungles of New Guinea. He eventually met and married Paquita (Francis) Murillo who was his partner for 59 years and had two daughters Robin and Nancy Hadlock. Bob worked with a number of local contractors in the Reno area and formed a partnership with Paul Etcheberry subdividing and constructing homes in Southwest Reno. He is survived by his two daughters Robin and Nancy (Richard Potashin); grandchildren Cassandra Morton, Samantha Brasher (Kyle), Robert Hessler and Andrea Hessler; great grandchildren Natalee Brasher and Rylee Brasher and numerous great nieces and nephews. A remembrance for Bob will be held at the home of Valerie Nelson on Sunday, February 19, from 2 P.M. to 6 P.M. | Hadlock, Robert Wallace (I05196)
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Robert Wesley Dryden, 83, of Spencer, MA died after a long illness. He leaves his wife of 60 years, Janet Doris Dryden, a son Christopher Dryden of Worcester, a daughter Jennifer Alves and her husband Steven Alves of Holden, a grandson Mathew Duszak of Spencer, a brother John Dryden of Millbury, and many nieces and nephews. He attended Millbury High School, Worcester State College, and Clark University, and retired from Heald Machine Company. He was an avid outdoorsman and enjoyed hunting and fishing. There will be a private service at the convenience of the family. Donations may be made to the Dana Farber Cancer Institute or the VNA Care Network. Shaw-Majercik Funeral Home of Webster is directing arrangements. | Dryden, Robert Wesley (I25031)
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Robert William Giles
Mr Robert W. Giles passed away suddenly in Almonte General Hospital on September 2nd, 1970. Mr Giles was born in Ramsay Township on October 24, 1875, a son of the late Adonijah Giles and wife Margaret Evans. He was married in 1903 to the former Jean McArthur who predeceased him in 1948 Surviving are two sons, Ernest and Allan and five daughters, Mrs N.T. Sadler (Jean), Mrs Rae (Florence), Mrs Baird (Laura), all of Almonte, Mrs F. Obrey (Mary) of Rnefrew and Mrs W.J. Carpenter (Eleanor) of Smiths Falls and 18 great-grandchildren. He was predeceased by twins, a son and daughter. Also surviving are three sisters: Mrs W. Elliott (Minnie) of Sonningdale, Sask, Mrs B. Traill (Ada) of Smiths Falls and Mrs E. Rankin (Eva) of Ottawa. Two brothers, Edward and Reuben and one sister, Elizabeth predeceased him and two half brothers, Findlay Gordon and William Gordon. The funeral was held from the Kerry Funeral Home, Elgin Street, on Saturday, September 5, 1970, with burial in the Auld Kirk Cemetery, Rev Robert McCrea of Almonte United Church conducted the service. Pallbearers were six grandsons: Elford Giles, Ivan Giles, Robert Giles, Robert Sadler, Donald Carpenter and Merville McGrath.
--1970, Thursday September 24, The Almonte Gazette page 6 | Giles, Robert William (I12068)
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Roberta, 92, of Mt. Pleasant, Michigan, passed away on Monday, January 14, 2013.
Funeral services were held on January 17 from the Rowley Funeral Home in Mt. Pleasant with Rev Gene Haymaker officiating.
Memorial contributions have been suggested to Woodland Hospice.
Bobbie was the daughter of Robert and Pearl (Anthony) Sult. She married Elmer Perry who preceded her in death.
Survivors include her children, Terry and Becky, grandchildren: Heather and Jake, Bobbie and Ross, Andrea, Alan and Sarah and Ryan and Angela; nine great grandchildren with one on the way; brother, Harry Sult; cousins, nieces and nephews.
Bobbie was preceded in death by her husband, parents and two brothers. | Sult, Roberta (I16303)
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Robinson, Eileen, 85 years, passed away peacefully on Sunday, June 13, 2010 at Leamington District Memorial Hospital. Late of the Sun Parlor Home. Beloved wife of the late Robert Robinson (1990). Loving mother of Sandra Daigleich and Mark Crawford. Survived by granddaughter Eileen Sarah Crawford. Dear sister of Marie McLaren, Marjorie McGonegal, Isabel McGill, Jean Stewart. Special aunt to numerous nieces and nephews. Predeceased by her brother John Crawford (2007). Visiting at the Reid Funeral Home & Reception Centre, 14 Russell Street, Leamington (519-326-2631) Friday, June 18, 2010 from 12:30 p.m. until time of funeral service to celebrate Eileen's life at 1:30 p.m. Rev. Bruce Wiebe officiating. As an expression of sympathy, memorial donations made by cheque to the Salvation Army or a charity of your choice would be appreciated. | Crawford, Eileen (I2250)
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Rochdale, Lancashire, England | Forbes, Mary Elizabeth (I5525)
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ROCHESTER - Jesus has called him home tonight! His journey on Earth is over after passing peacefully in his sleep this morning, April 23rd at home. Dad has earned his heavenly wings! Now his adventure in Heaven begins. He was greeted by Jesus and by his father, Norval McClure; mother, Isabel Steenburg; mother-in law, Marie McClure; brother, Dale McClure and sister, Caroline Charity in heaven as he entered into Heavens Gates. He was surrounded by his family, wife Gloria; daughters, Sandra Thompson & Donna Cappello; sons, Dana McClure & Shane McClure and knew without a doubt that he was a loved man. He is also survived by grandchildren, Melody McClure, Nick & Luke Thompson; great grandchildren, Sydney & Aaron Thompson.
A Memorial Service will be held at 2PM on Saturday, April 28, 2018 at Bethel Christian Fellowship, 321 East Ave., Rochester, NY. with a reception to follow. | McClure, Donald James (I1801)
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Rochester, NY: December 4th 2019 at age 87.
Carol is predeceased by her husband of 65 years Jerry Tobin And infant daughter Mary Clare.
She is survived by Children Timothy 68, Susan 65 (Richard), Daniel 63 (Diana), Thomas 60 (Nita), Charles 58 (Jaci), John 56 (Julie)and David 50 (Lori); 14 Grand children and 14 Great grandchildren
Carol was an excellent chef and homemaker and enjoyed painting and various creative hobbies.
Carol was always quick with a joke and always made everyone smile.
For the last 2 years and 9 months she has been a resident of Kirkhaven Nursing Home where she always received excellent care.
The family would like to thank Kirkhaven for their dedicated care during her stay. | Dake, Carol (I160)
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Rockland, Ontario | Morris, Allen (I550)
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Rockland, Ontario | Reece, Harold (I03342)
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Rockland, Ontario | Family (F16756)
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Rockland, Ontario | Family (F16768)
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Rockland, Ontario | Lough, Ernest Arthur (I5523)
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Rockland, Ontario | McCormick, John Patrick (I545)
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Rockland, Ontario | Morris, Albert (I555)
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Rockland, Ontario | Morris, Edward Guy (I535)
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Rockland, Ontario | Morris, John (I539)
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Rockland, Ontario | Morris, Edward (I531)
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Rockland, Ontario | Morris, Simon H. (I542)
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Rockland, Ontario | Morris, Wealthy Ann (I537)
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Rockland, Ontario | Watchorn, Jane (I02352)
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Rockland, Ontario | Lough, James Ernest (I5546)
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Rockland, Ontario | Family (F16770)
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Rockland, Ontario | Lough, Harriet Merle (I5547)
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Rockland, Ontario | Millar, Walter Edmund (I5589)
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Rockland, Ontario | Bryce, Mary Anne (I5661)
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Rockland, Ontario | Lough, Harold Percy (I5671)
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Rockland, Ontario | Lough, Ernest Arthur (I5665)
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Rockland, Ontario | Lough, Roy (I5667)
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Rockland, Ontario | Lough, Norman Wilfred (I5668)
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Rockland, Ontario | Lough, Lloyd Alexander (I5670)
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Rockland, Ontario | Wilson, Jonathan (I5544)
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Rodena Thibodeaux Fuller
August 12, 1939 - December 3, 2010'
Rodena was a native of Ville Platte and a resident of Conway, Arkansas. She was a retired bookkeeper from UTMB in Galveston, TX.
She leaves behind a loving and grateful family including her husband, Louis A. Fuller of Conway, Arkansas; her son, Randy Jones and wife, Fay of Hockley, TX; her three daughters, Robbin Soileau and husband, Eddie of Ville Platte, Karen Southerland and husband, Chuck of Katy, TX and Jean Guillory and husband, Keith of Ville Platte; a stepson, Bob Fuller and wife, Susan of Conway, AR.; a stepdaughter, Karen Damron and husband, David of Fort Smith, Arkansas; a brother, Carl Thibodeaux and wife, Michaela of Orange, TX; a sister, Mendy Forehand and husband, Roger of Pasadena, TX; a sister-in-law, Runie Thibodeaux of Ville Platte; ten grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
She now rests in Heaven with her beloved parents, Clifton and Pearl Guillory Thibodeaux; and a brother, Dewey Thibodeaux. | Thibodeaux, Mary Rodena (I4033)
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Roe S. Riley, 55, of Cayuga Rd., Town of Aurelius, died unexpectedly at his home Sunday morning.
Born in Cayuga, he had resided in Aurelius for the past 20 years. He was a son of the late Scott S. and Lucy Shepard Wiley. Mr. Wiley had operated a garage in the Village of Cayuga since 1937. He was a member of the Cayuga Presbyterian Church.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Marian Benham Wiley of Cayuga; one daughter, Mrs. Marianne Haight of Union Springs; one brother, Seth S. Wiley of Geneva; four grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Lester Brew Funeral Home, Rev. Paul H. Kirkpatrick, pastor of the Cayuga Methodist Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Lakeview Cemetery, Cayuga.
Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 p.m. today and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. Friends wishing may contribute to the Cayuga Methodist Memorial Fund in memory of Mr. Wiley.
--The Citizen-Advertiser, Auburn, New York November 12, 1962 | Wiley, Roe Shepard (I07010)
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Roger Sidwell, 93, died peacefully on Aug. 12, 2017, at Westward Heights Care Center in Lander, Wyo.
Roger was born on Oct. 27, 1923, in Sapulpa, Okla., to Ernest and Frances Mooney Sidwell. Due to his father?s oil drilling company, Roger and his family moved frequently, living in a number of states and Canada, often in less than ideal conditions. They finally settled in Midland, Texas where Roger attended high school.
WWII began shortly after Roger entered Texas A&M. He played football for the Aggies in spite of his small stature. Roger volunteered for the service immediately, but was not called up until the spring of 1943. He became a member of the Army Air Corp and by June of 1944 was flying B24s out of Kumming, China. When he returned to the states, he enrolled at Colorado University.
After graduating in 1948, he followed his brother, Bill, to Cody, Wyo., where they drove tour buses to Yellowstone Park. During his first summer in Wyoming, he worked as a fishing guide on Yellowstone Lake. Later, he met Barbara ?Bobbie? Soulé in Cody and they married in 1949.
Roger was recalled to the Air Force for a reconnaissance mission in 1951 and stationed in Mobile, Ala. He was sent to Georgetown University to study psychological warfare; then on to Indiana University to learn the Turkish language. Roger received several Distinguished Service medals while in the military.
He left the Air Force in 1953, moved back to Cody and worked for Husky Oil as a pilot. Not liking the long hours away from his family, he went to work as the business manager for the Cody school system. In 1962, Roger and Bobbie purchased a guest lodge in Wapiti, Wyo. They ran the Trail Shop for ten years, where they worked as a family with their four children. During his years in Wapiti, he often flew slurry planes to assist with wildfire suppression.
Roger also worked in sales and became a real estate broker for United Farm Agency. He and Bobbie divorced in 1976. Roger then married Lila Vukelich, with whom he spent many happy years traveling, exploring and golfing all over the world.
After retiring, Roger found creative expression through watercolors. He painted hundreds of spectacular landscapes and landmarks, some of which he sold, most he gave away. He built his dream home west of Cody when he was 70 years old. After Lila?s death in 2001, Roger spent his time between Cody and Casa Grande, Ariz., moving to Lander in 2012.
Roger is survived by his children Shawn (Andy) Catsimanes, Kass (Mike) Harrell, Scott (Deanna Matteson) Sidwell, Brian Sidwell, and step-children Mary (Gene) Hodges, Georgene Vukelich, Joe (Chris) Vukelich, Cathy (Rob) Laughner, Milo (Nicole) Vukelich, and by numerous loving grandchildren, great-grandchildren and nieces.
The family wishes to thank the staff at Westward Heights for their devoted care of Roger in the final months of his life.
A memorial for Roger will be held in Wapiti, Wyo. (at the Shoshone Bridge, adjacent to the Trail Shop) on Oct. 14 at 2 p.m. | Sidwell, Roger W. (I24182)
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ROGER W. STEVENS RICHMOND — Roger W. Stevens, 57, died in Fletcher Allen Health Care on Monday, Sept. 26, 2005, following a brief illness. Born in Burlington, Nov. 21, 1947, he was the son of the late Heman and Gladys (Walton) Stevens. On May 10, 1969, he married Shirley Torrey in Huntington. Roger was an inspector at G.E. for many years and most recently had been employed by NAPA. Roger loved the outdoors and enjoyed many hobbies which included hunting, trout fishing, campfires, sugaring, playing cards and cribbage. He is survived by his wife,his son, his daughter, — BURLINGTON FREE PRESS | Stevens, Roger William (I11308)
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Roland & June remarried May 22, 1943 in Duval County, Florida | Family (F11038)
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Roland 'Ed' Edwards passed away from natural causes at the VA Home in Boise on Tuesday morning April 24, 2007. Ed was born on Oct. 27, 1928 in Deep River, Conn. to Ernest Mack Edwards and Norma Laurel Woodbury. He was a direct descendent of the Puritans that settled in New England in the 1620´s. The home he grew up in was built in 1786. Ed attended Deep River Schools and also worked the family dairy farm often telling stories of the hard work involved in caring for the dairy herd and operating the horse drawn farm implements. He became expert at his 'teamster' duties with his horses. He also enjoyed the New England outdoors, and with his best friend 'Reggie', he became an accomplished canoeist, woodsman, and marksman. In Jan. of 1947 Ed joined the Army. His duty assignments brought him to Ft. Leavenworth, Kan., Ft. Lewis, Wash., The Alaskan wilderness, and ultimately northern Japan during the Korean War. While in Sapporo, Japan, Ed met and married Sachiko Matsuzuka on Dec. 10, 1953. (Four children were born out of this union however Ed and Sachiko divorced in 1967). Ed was discharged from the Army in 1955 after nine years of service and returned with his wife to Connecticut where he was employed as a machinist. In 1956, Ed was recruited to work for the Brownlee/Oxbow Dam projects so he decided to move, however he never made it all the way as he ran out of money and was stranded in Burley, Idaho. He found a job at a sheep ranch and when he had earned enough money, he moved his family to Payette County, Idaho where he worked for Ore-Ida foods in Ontario, Ore. He was involved in the organization of the 'Union' at Ore-Ida, and became a 'marked man' for his union activities, so he knew he had to move on. In 1962, he accepted a job offer at the Falen Fruit Ranch on Sunny Slope, Idaho as a machinist/mechanic. He moved his family to Sunny Slope and then to Marsing. He worked there briefly and then went to work at the Robison Fruit Ranch where he stayed for the next 11 years. During his time at Robison´s, he built custom fruit processing equipment that is still in use today. He then accepted a job at Carnation Foods in Caldwell as a machinist, welder and fabricator. He later switched to Simplot Foods and then to the Simplot Grandview site where he worked until his retirement. He was widely known for his ability to build anything made of metal, his numerous inventions, and for his uncanny ability to fix anything that was mechanical. Ed enjoyed the Owyhee Mountains and spent a great amount of time exploring and taking photographs while riding his ATV. He was a lifetime member of the (NRA) National Rifle Association, enjoyed all shooting sports, and was an outspoken patriot of gun ownership rights. His best memories were his time spent with his boys and his friendships he made from his time at the Robison Fruit Ranch and Simplot's in Grandview. Ed was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and his passion was genealogy work, name extractions, and attending the Boise Temple. Ed is survived by his four sons and their wives; Bill (Kim) of Kuna, Reggie (Christine) of Nampa, John (Debbie) of Kent, Wash., and Andy (Vickie) of Marsing, 14 grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren. Friends may visit with the family at a viewing Sunday evening April 29 from 6 to 8 p.m. or on Monday April 30 from 9 to 9:45 a.m. prior to the 10 a.m. service at the Alsip & Persons Funeral Chapel, 404 10th Ave South, in Nampa. Burial with military honors will follow at 1 p.m. at the Veterans Cemetery in Boise. The family wishes to give gracious thanks and appreciation to the staff of Alsip & Persons Funeral Chapel, and the Boise VA Home, for their compassionate and professional service given to our father.
--Published by Idaho Statesman on Apr. 28, 2007. | Edwards, Roland Kirby (I1393)
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Romford, Essex | Hazelwood, Sarah (I03819)
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Romford, Essex | Prebble, Winifred Maud (I2626)
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Romford, Essex | Wright, Catherine (I03825)
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Romford, Essex | Brewer, Stuart Alan (I2919)
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Romford, Essex | Littlewood, James (I02074)
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Romford, Essex | Family (F1895)
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Ron Lewis, 61, of Owego, N.Y., was sent off from home by his loving family to go on a fishing trip in Heaven early Saturday morning, October 13, 2007. He leaves behind his loving wife of 38 years, Betty Ann Lewis; his parents, Linden and Harriet Armstrong, Camden, N.Y.; his three children, Jason Lewis and Shana Stalker, Neil Lewis and Sarrah Sindoni, Keith and Crystal Lewis; his four grandchildren, Jeremy, Evan, Jillian and Rhyan Lewis; his mother-in-law, Elizabeth Richards; his brother-in-law, William Richards; and many loving aunts, uncles and cousins. He was predeceased by his father, Alfred B. Lewis; infant sister, Debbie Lou Armstrong; and his father-in-law, Robert J. Richards. Ron was born in Rome, N.Y., on September 15, 1946. He graduated from Camden High School in 1954 and Simmons Institute of Funeral Service. Together with his wife, Ron owned and operated Richards Funeral Home in Owego for many years. He always strived to serve families with dignity and compassion and was a dedicated member of the community as a member of the Owego Kiwanis Club and the Zion Lutheran Church. A passionate sportsman and a lifetime member of the Tioga County Sportsman's Association, Ron won the competition for Tioga County All Around Sportsman, as well as many other titles for archery, trap and handgun competitive shooting leagues. For his dedication and love for the sports, he was an amazingly successful deer hunter and fisherman, sharing the heritage with his family throughout the years. From conquering the woods in Halsey Valley and Pennsylvania to his two matching "Blue Fin" charter boats on Lake Ontario and Venice, Fla., or to just simply drift the river channel with his sons and grandson out behind the house. With his "all out" way of approaching things, Ron lived for his family and was unconditionally devoted to them all. He will forever rest peacefully in God's tender loving care.
A Funeral Service will be held at his funeral home, Richards Funeral Home, Rte. 17c West, Owego, N.Y., on Tuesday, October 16, 2007, at 11:00 a.m., with Rev. Mark Osborn, friend, officiating. Burial will follow in Tioga Cemetery in the Richards family plot. Family and friends are invited to Richards Funeral Home on Monday, October 15, 2007, from 6:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. A deep heartfelt thank you is given to Ron's special group of medical personnel, friends, and family who have helped him through his journey.
--Published in Binghamton Press & Sun-Bulletin from Oct. 14 to Oct. 15, 2007 | Lewis, Ronald Alfred (I28927)
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Ronald A. Shaw of Jacksonville, Florida passed peacefully at his home with his wife on July 3, 2018. He was born in Willimantic, Connecticut on December 8, 1950 to the late Arthur Shaw, Sr. and Doris (Banning) Shaw.
He was predeceased by one sister, Gloria (Shaw) Ross and one nephew, Harold Ross, Jr. He is survived by his wife of 22 years, Beth Shaw; one daughter, Jamie Smith and her husband, Andy Smith of Florida; two grandchildren, Danny Rorabaugh and Malia Mann of Florida; two brothers, William Shaw and Arthur Shaw, Jr., both of Connecticut; and two sisters, Terri Fields and Norene Twendy, both of Connecticut.
Ron was employed at Electric Boat for 40 years. After he retired he and his wife moved to Jacksonville, Florida to be with his daughter and grandchildren where he worked in hospitality for 8 years.
Ron?s past times included listening to his records, watching NASCAR and rooting for the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Ron touched MANY hearts and was loved and respected by everyone who met him.
HARDAGE-GIDDENS CHAPEL HILLS, 850 Saint Johns Bluff Road North, Jacksonville, FL 32225, is serving the family. | Shaw, Ronald Arthur (I26269)
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