July 20, 1989 - August 15, 2026
VISITATION
A visitation will be held from 4:00pm - 8:00pm with a rosary starting at 6:00pm on Wednesday, September 2nd, 2026 at the Vineyard Chapel at Cherokee Memorial Park, located at 14165 N. Beckman Rd, Lodi, CA 95240.
MASS
Mass will be held at 10:00am on Thursday, September 3rd, 2026 at St. Anne's Catholic Church located at 215 W. Walnut St Lodi, CA 95240.
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Nancy Patience Syslo
November 2, 1949 - August 10, 2026
Nancy Syslo passed away peacefully at home after a long illness. She loved her children, her family, and the outdoors. Nancy had a lifelong fascination with all things British and was able to vacation in England twice, fulfilling her dream to stay in a cottage on the Northern coast. While she was there, she found great joy in visiting many castles, Westminster Cathedral, Stonehenge, Harrods, and countless other museums and attractions.
Nancy was a homemaker for many years, caring for her family, then she worked as a typist for the San Joaquin Sheriff's Office before she retired. Her favorite pastimes were watching thriller movies and enjoying good food with her loved ones. Nancy was a devoted Christian and embodied her faith by helping those that she could.
She is survived by her children, Hannah Ferreira (Kristopher), Stephen Syslo (Bonnie Bradford), and Gabriel Syslo; her sisters, Shirley Warner (the late Harold) and Mary Visco and many nieces, nephews, and extended family who all loved her dearly.
Nancy was preceded in death by her parents, Opal and Ernest Dudley, her brothers, Lowell Dudley (the late Delores) and David Dudley, and her sister, Ardath Meador (the late Loyd)
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October 13, 1937 - August 8, 2026
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Karen Greenberg
October 19, 1940 - August 4, 2026
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Gurdip Kaur Sanghera
November 5, 1938 - August 2, 2026
With heavy hearts, we remember and honor the beautiful life of Gurdip. She was deeply loved and will be remembered for the love, kindness, and warmth she shared with her family, friends, and all those whose lives she touched. Although her presence will be deeply missed, the memories she created and the love she gave will forever remain in our hearts.
In the Sikh faith, we are reminded to accept Waheguru’s Hukam and to recognize that life and death are part of the soul’s eternal journey. As we mourn the loss of Gurdip, we pray for the strength to accept Waheguru’s divine will and find comfort in knowing that her love, spirit, and cherished memory will continue to live on through all those who were blessed to know and love her.
FUNERAL SERVICE
A funeral service will be held on Friday, August 14, 2026 at 1:30 pm in Vineyard Chapel at Cherokee Memorial Park, 14165 N. Beckman Rd, Lodi, CA 95240.
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January 22, 1933 - July 27, 2026
Toyoki “Toy” Matsuda was born on January 22, 1933, in Livingston, California. He passed away peacefully at his home on July 27, 2026, at the age of 93.
Toy loved visiting and talking with family and friends and was always eager to share stories about growing up on the family farm in Livingston. He enjoyed taking daily walks around his neighborhood, where he formed many lasting friendships with his neighbors.
Toy proudly served in the United States Navy. Throughout his working years, he drove big rig trucks, worked for the railroad, and spent most of his career as a mechanic. He was known for his strong work ethic and dedication.
In his free time, Toy enjoyed staying active and keeping busy with his yard work, beautiful rose garden, and the vegetable garden he faithfully planted each year. Above all, he cherished time spent with his family. He loved being surrounded by his grandchildren and created many treasured memories during family vacations and holiday gatherings.
Toy is survived by his grandchildren, Michelle Reyes (Paul), Amy Montenegro (Carlos), and Anthony Moreno, all of Stockton, California; Danny Burton Jr. (Kristina), Wesley Burton (Destiny), Jewel-Lee Burton (Andrew), Sheila Wilson (Eric), and David Burton Jr. (Rachel), all of Dover, Arkansas. He is also survived by 17 great-grandchildren, numerous great -great grandchildren, many nieces and nephews, his loving sisters, Shigeko Kurosaki (Tad) and Masako Matsuda of California, who called him often just to chat, his brother, Seigo Matsuda of Virginia, and his devoted caretaker, Yolanda Basua.
Toy was preceded in death by his loving partner of more than 40 years, Jewell Dosier; his two stepsons, Danny Burton Sr. (Kasandra) and David Burton Sr. (MaryAnn); his great-great-grandson, Marcello Reyes; his parents, Zennouske Matsuda and Kimiko Iwamara; his sisters, Hazuye Nishimura, Toshiko Kiyoi, Akiko Nishida, and Kiyoko Tanaka; and his brother, Yoshito Matsuda.
Toy will be remembered for his kindness, sense of humor, strong family values, and the friendships he built throughout his long and meaningful life. His stories, wisdom, and love will be deeply missed by all who knew him.
The family would like to thank everyone for their love, support, and prayers during this difficult time.
SERVICE
A graveside service will be held at 12:00pm on Thursday, August 13th, 2026 at Cherokee Memorial Park, located off Highway 99 at Harney Lane, Lodi CA, 95240.
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December 27, 1946 - July 22, 2026
OBITUARY
It is with deep sadness and abiding love that we share the passing of Janice “Janni” Stafford-Foulke on July 22, 2026, at the age of 79.
Janni died peacefully at Lodi Memorial Hospital, surrounded by her family. Her faithful service dog and companion of fourteen years, Sanya, remained beside her.
Janni was born Janice Kay Cowan on December 27, 1946, in Portland, Oregon, to Jack and Evelynn Cowan. She grew up alongside her older sister, Penny. She later married Don Stafford, and together they raised four children.
In 1983, the family moved from Oregon to Lodi, hoping to raise their children near family. That same year, Janni opened a small in-home daycare with only a handful of families.
It became her calling.
For nearly forty years, generations of Lodi children grew up in Janni’s home. Some of the parents who first entrusted their little ones to her became lifelong friends. Years passed, children grew up, and eventually some came back carrying children of their own.
Parents called her “the Child Whisperer.”
Janni seemed to understand children at a level that could surprise you. A little one might arrive crying, angry or in the middle of a full-fledged tantrum, and somehow Janni could reach them. She was gentle without being permissive. Her home had routines, boundaries and expectations, but above all, children knew they were safe there.
She expected kindness. She expected respect. And she gave both freely.
Many of the families Janni served were teachers, nurses and other working parents. She never wanted someone to struggle simply to afford dependable care for their child, so she routinely charged far less than other providers. For Janni, caring for children was never primarily a business. It was something she believed she had been called to do.
Raising four children of her own required tremendous work, and Janni simply did the work.
She often held two additional jobs alongside the daycare. She catered home-cooked dinners that parents could pick up when they collected their children. Her lasagna and chicken and rice were favorites, but her cinnamon rolls earned a reputation all their own.
On weekends, she cleaned Mokelumne River School so her children could attend there.
Her four children also swam for the Lodi City Swim Club, with three eventually continuing the sport in college. Through countless practices, meets, school events and activities, Janni showed up. Again and again, she showed up.
Faith stood at the center of her life.
Janni joined Vinewood Community Church after coming to Lodi in 1983 and treasured the friendships she built there, particularly with her devotional group, the Sonflowers. She rose at 5 each morning to spend time with her Bible before the day began.
Her life rested on four devotions: God, family, friendship and kindness. She practiced them more than she talked about them.
Janni rarely judged people, and she had little use for long lectures. When one of her children, whether a daycare child or one of her own grown children, appeared to be heading toward a questionable decision, she had a way of looking at them and asking one simple question: “Do you think that’s a good idea?”
Usually, that was enough.
After September 11, when her sons Josh and Justin served in the Army, Janni placed a star on her front door for each deployment. Whenever they called home, she reassured them with words they came to know by heart: “I’ve deployed my angels to watch over you.” And when Janni told you she was praying for you, she was.
Those who loved her will remember her eyes. They were a soft, penetrating blue, and they could make you feel as though you had her complete attention. Children felt it. Friends felt it. Family felt it. There was warmth in those eyes, and acceptance, and a remarkable ability to make another person feel safe.
Janni also loved simple pleasures.
She adored Hallmark movies and watched them with the dedication other people reserve for sports teams. Christmas meant familiar stories on television, comfortable time on the couch and, whenever possible, her grandsons beside her. She could watch the same favorites year after year and remain perfectly content.
Janni retired in 2022 and moved to Washington so she could live closer to her children and grandchildren. But she never really left Lodi behind. Each summer, she returned to reconnect with the friends she had gathered during more than four decades in the community.
Her grandsons, Aaron and Oliver, brought her enormous joy. She cheered them on at Jiu-Jitsu tournaments and took pleasure in the ordinary hours with them just as much as the milestones. She tended her front garden with young Aaron and his friend Ruby, who approached watering the plants with considerable enthusiasm, and she delighted in watching both boys grow.
She was proud of the young men they were becoming.
Janni spent much of her life taking care of people. Her children. Other people’s children. Parents who needed help. Friends who needed prayer. Family members who needed somewhere to land.
And for nearly forty years, hundreds of children walked through her door knowing there was a place in Lodi where they would be fed, protected, corrected when necessary, encouraged often and loved without question.
That is a life worth remembering.
Janni is survived by her sister, Penny Schlitt of Portland, Oregon; her four children, Joshua Stafford of Stanwood, Washington, Justin Stafford and his wife, Mew, of DuPont, Washington, Jeremy Stafford of Renton, Washington, and Jannae Posey of Stanwood, Washington; her beloved grandsons, Aaron and Oliver Stafford; her son-in-law, Anthony “AJ” Posey, and his children, Junipper and Jasper Posey, who held a special place in her heart; and her devoted companion, Sanya.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Jack and Evelynn Cowan.
SERVICE
A Celebration of Life will be held Saturday, August 22, 2026, at 3:00 p.m. at Vinewood Community Church, 1900 W. Vine St., Lodi, CA 95242.
Flowers may be delivered to Vinewood Community Church before 4:30 p.m. on Friday, August 21.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made in Janni’s memory to the Vinewood Community Church Deacons Fund or the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research.
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April 29, 1937 - July 18, 2026
Marvin Lee Schwartz was born on April 29, 1937, in Willows,California. He enjoyed 89 wonderful years, he sadly passed from cancer on July 18, 2026. Just two months after he was told he had cancer.
Marvin loved to talk and share stories of his life. He told of his younger years growing up in California being the youngest of 6 children of Henry and Eva Schwartz. He was preceded in death by all of his siblings. Esther [Merle] Thompson, John [Janette] Schwartz, Helen [Leroy] Suess, Loraine [Art and John Quasnick] Saul, & Don Schwartz.
Marvin was blessed to have many jobs that he loved. He was in the US Air Force, Worked at Lockheed Aerojet, owned and operated Scott Valley Auto Parts and Grubstake Restaurant, to finish off his working life he returned to Lockheed Martin from 1984 to 2002,
When he retired he traveled from Florida to California in his RV. He decided to settle in Fortuna, California. He lived in his RV while his house was being built. He stopped by daily to see how things were going and made little changes. He moved into his home in 2003, and was very excited to get his backyard turned into his happy place. It was filled with antiques, bonsai trees, humming bird feeders, blueberries, little areas to sit and enjoy nature, and many trees.
Marvin enjoyed life and kept busy with his many hobbies. He played golf and met some of the famous golfers. He loved to get in his truck and go for an adventure. He was a fisherman, especially enjoyed deep sea fishing. He was kept busy in his later years watching football, golf, and Nascar on TV.
Marvin was known for wearing his bib overalls, which he is buried in. For ordering ice tea without ice. Enjoying a good meal. He was very grateful for all God had blessed him with.
He was very passionate about his genealogy research. He spent many years researching and documenting his findings. He wanted to make sure his nieces and nephews knew all about their Germans from Russia roots. He told them about their family traveling from Nebraska to Lodi, California, going to church, big family get-togethers, he shared many family recipes, and more stories. He passed down his German Sausage, dill pickle, and his favorite German dessert Grebbel recipes.
He enjoyed his last family get together in May 2026, He was so happy to see everyone, sharing stories, looking at pictures, eating specially made German desserts, and getting lots of hugs.
Marvin is survived by his nephew Steve [Lori] Schwartz who lovingly cared for him in his last months. He always said, “ Steve was the son he always wanted.” Marvin is survived by their children Carrie [Scott] Kendricks, and their son Bryson, who was Uncle Marv’s little buddy. Amy [Jeff] Lozano and their children Erik, Taylor, Nick and Lexi.
Marvin is also survived by his nieces and nephews, Lorine [Bill] Sukow, Brenda [Pete] Peterson, Rick [Susan] Thompson, Caryn Bailey, Nancy Thompson, Dave Evans,and Ken [Chris] Schwartz and all of their families. Preceded in death by his niece Diane Evans, and nephews Gary Thompson, Ron Schwartz, Larry Thompson, and Eric Schwartz. Preceded in death by Kelli Leigh Kovack, survived by her children Michael, Meigan, and Brandon.
Marvin had a strong faith in God, which helped him accept his diagnosis of stage four cancer. He wanted God to take him when it was his time to go. He knew that he would soon join his loved ones. The last few days we talked about how he was ready to go and wasn’t afraid of dying as he knew God’s love. We hugged and said I love you often. We will miss you very much Uncle Marv.
His favorite saying was...
UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN
SERVICE
A graveside service will be held at 10:00am on Friday, August 7th, 2026 at Cherokee Memorial Park, located off Highway 99 at Harney Lane, Lodi CA, 95240.
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September 22, 1947 - July 20, 2026
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Adamantia Diana Loula Manos
July 27, 1939 - July 20, 2026
We are heartbroken to announce the passing (falling asleep) of Diana Manos.
Diana was born on July 27, 1939, to Anastasios and Anna Vorrises Mouzakis in the village of Ano Gerakario on the beautiful island of Zakynthos, Greece, during World War II. Her mother, Anna, passed away when Diana was very young. The 1953 Ionian earthquake devastated the island of Zakynthos.
In 1955, at the age of 15, her father sent Diana to live with his sister, Maria Mouzakis Kapnisis, in Stockton, California, for a better life in the USA. She attended Edison High School and Stockton College.
In 1958, she met the love of her life, Chris Manouras Manos, also from Zakynthos, at the old Saint Basil Greek Orthodox Church in Stockton, California. They were married on August 16, 1959, at the old Saint Basil Church.
Later that year, they moved to Santa Maria, California, where they welcomed their son Danny in 1961. In 1964, they moved to Tracy, California, where they welcomed their other son, Tommy. Diana made it a priority to show her children love, and she adored her family.
Diana and Chris owned and operated the Country Kitchen Restaurant in Lodi, California, from 1977 through 1988. They also owned and operated Croce's Restaurant in Lodi from 1988 through 1993. Diana and Chris were very successful business partners. Diana lovingly greeted and hosted thousands of customers in their businesses.
Diana and Chris were married for 59 years until Chris passed away in 2019. They truly adored each other.
Diana loved traveling back and forth to Greece to visit friends and family. She loved volunteering for her church, giving to many different charities, making Greek pastries, dachshund dogs, and visiting and making friends in assisted living facilities. She was truly adorable.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Chris Manos; her mother and father, Anastasios and Anna Mouzakis; her stepmother, Dionysia Mouzakis; her brother, Kostantinos (Niki) Mouzakis; her sister, Eleanora Mouzakis; and her in-laws, Angelo and Popi Manouras, and Bobby and Joanna Papadakis.
Diana is survived by her two sons, Danny and Tommy Manos of Lodi, California, and by her nieces and nephews in Greece: Tasso and Anna Mouzakis, Menelaus Manouras, Hadoula Baikas, and Evangelos Papadakis.
May Adamatia's memory truly be eternal.
TRISAGION
Trisagion service will be held on Tuesday, August 11, 2026 at 6:00pm in Vineyard Chapel at Cherokee Memorial Park, 14165 N. Beckman Rd, Lodi, CA 95240.
FUNERAL SERVICE
A funeral service will be held on Wednesday, August 12, 2026 at 11:00am at Saint Basil Greek Orthodox Church, 920 W March Ln, Stockton, CA 95207
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Robert Harry Conner
March 11, 1929 - July 19, 2026
OBITUARY
Robert Harry Conner, 87, of Woodbridge, California, passed away peacefully on Sunday July 19, 2026 at Lodi Memorial surrounded by his family.
The son of Fred and Sallie Conner, he was born on March 11, 1939 in a tent in Oklahoma. He married Linda Jean Allen in McFarland, California on June 15, 1963, and was with her until she passed in 2005. They had two children, Kimberly and Bobby. On December 19, 2009 he married Carol Ford, and was with her until her passing a few months ago.
Robert is survived by his brother Donald Conner; his sister's Betty Sherill and Debra Davidson; his children Kimberly Conner, Bobby Conner(Candace), Brenda Reed, Dawn Michele Gorden, and Debra Flores(Edgar); his grandchildren Matthew Conner(Shelby), Cheyenne Conner, Tanner Husman(Alyssa), Tiffany Facile(Cameron), Tabbitha Heisinger(Jake), Ashley Gorden, Joshua Gorden, Madison Flores, and eight great grandchildren, along with many nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his first wife Linda Conner, and his second wife Carol Ford Conner; his parents Fred and Sallie Conner; and siblings Fred Conner, Gordon Conner, Ruth Thompson, Mary Ford, Lee Conner, and Ed Conner.
CELEBRATION OF LIFE
A Celebration of Life will be held on July 24 at 11 am at Faith Community Church, located at 18621 N. Highway 99, Acampo, California 95220.
The family requests that donations be made to the church in lieu of flowers (https://www.faithlodi.org/give)
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March 11, 1981 - July 18, 2026
SERVICE
A service will be held at 10:00am on Friday, August 21st, 2026 at Cherokee Memorial Park, located off Highway 99 at Harney Lane, Lodi CA, 95240.
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December 13, 1952 - July 17, 2026
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July 9, 1955 - July 17, 2026
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In Loving Memory of Rubin B. Guerra Sr
November 24, 1951 - July 17, 2026
Rubin B. Guerra, 74, passed away peacefully on July 17, 2026 surrounded by his loved ones. He was born on November 24, 1951, in Stockton, California.
Rubin was a proud Stockton native and attended Stagg High School. He spent 12 years working at the Port of Stockton Grain Elevators before pursuing his innovative spirit. Alongside his brother Vito, they owned and operated a waterbed shop during the 1970s, where they handcrafted and sold waterbeds throughout the community.
A lifelong sports enthusiast, Rubin played softball for many years on various Stockton city teams and dedicated his time to coaching youth baseball with Oak Park Little League during the 1980s. He found his calling in public service with the San Joaquin Regional Transit District, where he worked for 20 years before retiring. During his career, he proudly served as union president for nine years, advocating for his fellow employees with integrity, fairness, and dedication. Rubin also enjoyed competing in annual bus rodeo competitions, where his exceptional driving skills earned him numerous awards and recognition.
Rubin loved traveling to Mexico and Hawaii with family and friends, where some of the happiest memories were made. In retirement, he could often be found at kings card club, enjoying card games, laughter, and the company of good friends.
Above all, Rubin treasured his family. He is survived by his partner of 26 years, Sandra Cravens; his children, De Ana Guerra Ormberg (Ryan), Shelly Ana Guerra, (Jon ) Lisa Guerra, and Allison Guerra; and his beloved grandchildren, Emilia Guerra, Madeline Guerra, Maseus Meeker, Blayne Robert Ormberg, Brenner Rubin Ormberg, Jacob Caravalho and (Andrea)
Rubin was preceded in death by his parents, Lilia Sanchez Guerra and Jose Luis Guerra; his son, Rubin Guerra Jr. (“Duby”); and his siblings, Gilbert Guerra, Josefina Elisarraraz, Olivia Cardona, Louis Guerra, Francisco Guerra, Guadalupe (“Vito”) Guerra, and Bertha Guerra Turrietta.
He is survived by his sister, Rosalinda Rodriguez, and Ellie Guerra Stearns, (Edward) along with many extended family members, dear friends, and all whose lives were touched by his kindness, strength, and unwavering love.
Rubin will be remembered for his hard work, his dedication to his family, his passion for sports, and the lasting friendships he built throughout his life. His legacy will live on in the many lives he influenced and the memories his loved ones will forever cherish.
He will be deeply missed and forever remembered.
VISITATION
A visitation will be held from 12:00pm - 1:00pm on Friday, July 31st, 2026 at the Vineyard Chapel at Cherokee Memorial Park, located at 14165 N. Beckman Rd, Lodi, CA 95240.
SERVICE
A service will be held at 1:00pm on Friday, July 31st, 2026 at the Vineyard Chapel at Cherokee Memorial Park, located at 14165 N. Beckman Rd, Lodi, CA 95240.
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August 30, 1938 - July 16, 2026
Donald David Lovecchio passed away on July 16, 2026 at the age of 87. Don was born in Stockton, CA on August 30, 1938 to Bessie and Joseph Lovecchio of whom preceded him in death along with his sister Jackie Addison and his wife Delores Adelaide Lovecchio of 66 years of marriage. Don is survived by his brother Albert "Al" Lovecchio, his son Darren Lovecchio and his children Aiden and Jessica and her son Jude. Don's youngest son Jason Lovecchio and his wife Janice Lovecchio, their daughter Amberly Macias and the newest addition, great granddaughter Amelia, amongst many other relatives. Don owned and operated a well-known wholesale produce business, Joe Lovecchio & Son's Produce & Citrus Fruits for over 60 years alongside his brother Albert, with his son Jason and niece Monica by their side. In Don's spare time you could find him hanging with friends at either Chet's or the Waterloo Gun & Bocce Club. He loved his 1968 El Camino, horse races, hunting and fishing but most of all spending time with his dogs. Don was the type of person who would give you the shirt off his back if needed without a second thought. He was a very kind man and will be deeply missed by everyone who knew him.
GRAVESIDE
A graveside service will be held at Cherokee Memorial Cemetery 14165 Beckman Rd, Lodi, CA 95240 in the Garden Of Azalea on Tuesday, August 4, 2026 at 10:00a.m. for those who wish to come pay their respects.
We will have a Celebration of Don’s Life at a later time.
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October 21, 2003 - July 16, 2026
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February 3, 1950 - July 15, 2026
Obituary - Than Lam
Born on February 3, 1950, in Dongkawpane Village, Battambang, Cambodia, Than was the beloved daughter of Thuy Lam and Ry Mong. She is lovingly remembered by her nine children: Samol, Samath, Samoeun, Buntoeun, Buntha, Rina, Thannasy, Ranny, and Rudy.
During the Khmer Rouge conflict in the 1970s, Than and her first husband, In Un, were forced to flee Cambodia in search of safety. After finding refuge in Thailand and the Philippines, they settled in Long Beach, California, in 1986 before making their final move to Stockton in 1990, where Than spent the rest of her life.
Following the passing of her first husband, In Un, in 2000, Than later married Prek Sin, warmly welcoming his seven children—Jerry, Julie, July, Chavy, Tony, Maria, and Salina—into her family. Even after Prek's passing in 2019, she remained devoted to her children, stepchildren, and grandchildren, finding her greatest joy in spending time with them.
Than appreciated life's simple pleasures. She loved gardening, fishing, and trying her luck at the casinos. She was also an exceptional cook who shared her favorite Cambodian dishes with family, friends, the Lodi Temple, and her community.
Than will be remembered for her loving heart, quiet strength, and generous spirit. Her warmth, resilience, and unwavering devotion to her family will live on in the many lives she touched and in the memories her loved ones will cherish forever.
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Ronald Gene Sheridan
August 30, 1949 – July 13, 2026
Ronald Gene Sheridan passed away peacefully on July 13, 2026, at his home in Lockeford, California. He was born on August 30, 1949, to George and Betty Sheridan.
Ron is survived by his loving family. His wife, Patty Sheridan; his daughters, Carrie (Chris) Colbert and Jenny Sheridan; his son, Michael Sheridan; his grandchildren, Eric Colbert, Kate Colbert, and Kiersten Mayers; his sister, Lynette Goans; and his brother, Gary Sheridan.
Ron will be remembered for his love of family and the many lives he touched throughout his years. He will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved him.
CELEBRATION OF LIFE
A Celebration of Life will be held on July 30, 2026, beginning at 11:00 a.m. at a private residence located at 12875 Locke Road, Lockeford, California. Family and friends are welcome to attend as they gather to honor and celebrate Ron’s life.
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September 30, 1956 - July 12, 2026
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