All Obituaries

Stephanie Olivia Pepple born August 3rd, 1948 Left for heaven March 17, 2020   Stephanie had many accomplishments throughout her life. She graduated college, ran her own day care, raised children and grandchildren. We will miss her belly laughs, the way she yelled at the t.v. during football season, and her love for reading. She taught us to see the magic and wonder in the world. Mom had a horrible sense of direction that caused many of our road trips to become adventurous stories....

On Tuesday, May 19, 2020, Roland Odell Lundby Jr., loving husband and father of two daughters passed away at the age of 73. Roland's family has created a memorial website for him. Please visit by copying the link below and be sure to to sign the virtual guestbook. https://relundby5.wixsite.com/rolandlundbymemorial A private family Visitation and Funeral Service will be on Friday morning May 29 at Shannon Family Mortuary in Orange, CA. Burial will follow at Holy Sepulcher Cemetery in...

Nelson Guzman, a free young spirit raised in Lynwood, CA. He lived Iife doing what he loved and was an extremely talented Artist with a passion for life. At an early age his first passion was skateboarding, and he advocated for Lynwood's Skatepark. During  this timeframe his advocacy transcended to fight and show that Graffti was a form of Art and not just vandalism. He was able to travel the world guided by his art, visiting so many countries, and meeting so many beautiful people,...

Linda Sheryl Wilson  12/08/1944 - 04/28/2020   Linda Sheryl Wilson was born on December 8, 1944 to Neva and Derrel Collier. She went to be with the Lord on April 28, 2020. Linda is survived by her mother Neva, three children Darin, Johnny, and Shyann, grandchildren Ashley, Lauren, and Quinten, and great-grandchildren Donovan, Reise, and Amina. Linda was born and raised in Old Town Orange where she attended Orange High School and married her late husband Charles in September of...

Born February 26, 1942, to Clarence (Al) and Eugenia (Jean/Chickie) Detterich in Washington D.C., Bruce Cordell Detterich was a beloved son and brother. He grew up moving with his family between the east and west coasts without complaint, but rather made the best of each new situation. Like in D.C. where he learned to fend for himself through long bus rides to school, and in Napa Valley where he learned to love the outdoors through childhood expeditions across fields and streams. Bruce was...