Marysville Appeal-Democrat

Robert Tio "Bob" Gonzales

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July 27, 1926Januar­y 17, 2024 Dorothy along with her husband, Woodrow of Jay’s Department store was an original founding member of The Peach Tree Golf and Country Club.

She has been a benefactor to many Marysville organizati­ons including: Marysville High School Scholarshi­ps, Yuba College, The First Presbyteri­an Church of Marysville, Friends of Packard Library, The Marysville Rotary Club, The Fremont-rideout Foundation, the Yuba Sutter Regional Arts Council, and The Marysville­yuba City Branch of the Associatio­n of University Women (UC Berkeley) AAUW.

She attended and graduated at UC Berkeley majoring in Business in 1949, and married Woodrow Jang the same year.

Dorothy Jang is survived by her children, Michael Jang and Gay Stewart (husband Tom Stewart); grandchild­ren, Lauren Roberts (husband Nick Roberts), Tali Jang (husband AJ Asver), Ian Stewart, Woodrow Jang (wife Anagha Krishnan), Sam Stewart (wife Zoe Mroz); and great-grandchild­ren, Eva King Stewart, Reid Roberts, Theodore Asver, and Jasper Asver.

In loving memory of Timothy "Timmy" W. Mcdaniel, 65, who passed away unexpected­ly March 2, 2024 in Marysville, CA.

Services have been arranged at Lakeside Colonial Chapel, 830 D. Street, Marysville , CA, on Friday, April 12, 2024, from 2-4pm.

We would like to invite all the family and friends to attend.

Immediatel­y following the services we are having a good time, old school "Celebratio­n of life" and potluck at 4345 Feather River Blvd., Olivehurst, CA.

We hope to see all who knew and loved Timmy to be there. So please join us to share the memories, the stories, the laughter, and the love we all had with Timmy.

Burial will take place at Keystone Cemetery in Dobbins, CA, in a private ceremony, where Timmy will be laid to rest beside Susan K. Malone, the mother of his beloved children, Timothy, Katie, Casey and Kelly.

January 20, 1961March 9, 2024 A celebratio­n of life service will be held on Friday, April 12, 2024, 11am at Crossroads Community Church.

Larry A. Westcamp, 80, passed away at home on March 31, 2024. Larry was born in Berkeley, California and grew up in Colusa, California.

Larry is survived by his daughter, Jill Lewis (Greg) of Marysville, California; his daughter, Julie Hall (Delano) of Yuba City, California; his sister, Janet Hamilton (Tom) of Yuba City, California; his brother ,Ray Westcamp (Vicki) and their family; his brother-in-law, Terry Mills (Teresa) of Carmichael, California; and his brother-in-law. Lou Mills of Yuba City, California.

He is also survived by his nieces, nephews, and their families, seven grandchild­ren: Candice Sanders, Courtney Coolidge, Tanner Lewis, Davin Hall, Trevor Lewis, Dillon Hall, Jenna Hall and four great-grandchild­ren.

Larry is preceded in death by his parents, Lloyd Westcamp and Jack and Phyllis Burton (Tolley); father and mother-in-law, Vernon and Gladys Mills; sisterin-law, Leasa Mills, and his beloved partner and wife, Verna Evelyn Westcamp.

Larry and Verna were happily married for 55 years, residing in Marysville, California.

Larry was an educator for over 30 years. He spent most of those years as the Principal at Far West Elementary School.

In their younger years, Larry and Verna were avid dancers; participat­ing in the Mr. and Mrs. Dance Club and square dancing.

They thoroughly enjoyed packing up their trailer and heading to the coast and instilled their love of camping in their family. They retired together and traveled.

One of Larry’s favorite trips was loading their trailer on a train and riding it down to Mexico.

In retirement, they also helped run Verna’s brother Lou’s shop, The Cookie Jar, in Elk Grove, California, and later were camp hosts for several seasons at Mackerrich­er State Park in Fort Bragg (Surfwood Loop).

Larry loved bingo and Verna loved slot machines so you could also find them at a casino during a night out. They truly built a beautiful life, lived it to the fullest, and made a beautiful family. We will forever be grateful for them.

Larry was a great man. He had grit, class, and a heart of gold. Even when he was losing in our family card game, Oh Hell or playing Scrabble. (Which rarely happened – He was too good!)

He always took care of his family and handled business. When he spoke, it was with care and intent. Once he mentioned that he wasn’t sure what he’d do without his family and the feeling is mutual. We will miss him dearly.

Larry will be laid to rest at Browns Valley Cemetery and, as he wished, there will be a small, private memorial at home in Marysville, California.

Terrie Li'anne Palumbo born July 06, 1951, beloved wife of James Palumbo passed away March 30, 2024, in her home in Brownsvill­e, California.

She was preceded in death by Rita Rose Evans, mother; and H.E. "Red" Thacker, father; and her son, Anthony Ray Snider.

Terrie leaves two loving daughters, Darlin Michelle Wright and Sheril Anne Snider; 6 grandchild­ren and 17 great-grandchild­ren.

Terrie's siblings include Tannis Zamora, Alabama, John T. Evans, Idaho, Jeff Evans Washington State, and Kevin Messenger, Arizona.

Viewing and Cremation conducted by Lakeside Colonial Chapel Marysville, California.

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