Diana Carol Palmer Jessup Winkler, BHS 1967

Diana Carol Palmer Jessup Winkler, BHS 1967

Graveside services for Diana Carol Winkler were held May 19, at McBride Cemetery, Competition, Missouri, with Father John Brath officiating. Arrangements were under the direction of Palmer-Pickering Funeral Home. A Funeral Mass was held May 7, in Arcadia, California. 

Diana Carol, daughter of Joseph and Monica Braun Palmer, was born April 4, 1949 in Los Angeles County, California and died May 3, 1985 in Los Angeles County, California. She and her family moved to the Competition, Missouri area in 1982 where she lived until March of 1984, returning to California. 

She is survived by her husband, Wesley of Ventura; a daughter, Sheila Jessup of the home; her mother, Monica Palmer, Temple City, California; her father of the state of Arizona; and a brother, Donald, Yorba Linda, California. Diana enjoyed the out-of-doors, especially the hills and forests of the Competition area, where she made her home.

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NOTE: Diana Palmer Jessup was a 1967 graduate of Burbank High School, Burbank, California. She married Martin R. Jessup on October 21, 1967, four months after she graduated from high school. They divorced on December 9, 1980 in Los Angeles County, California. Next to Diana's senior picture it says the following: Art Library Asst. and looks forward to 4 years of college.

 

Maurice Milton Wiley, Jr., BHS 1946

Maurice Milton Wiley, Jr., BHS 1946

Mike Wiley was born September 30, 1928, to Maurice "Maury" Sr. and Pauline Kubias Wiley in Redlands, California. He grew up with younger brother, Jerry, in Burbank, California. The Wiley family was athletic and Mike was especially proud of Maury, who was a four-sport letterman and inductee into the University of Redlands Athletic Hall of Fame. As a high school student, Mike played football for his dad while he was head coach at Burbank High School. After high school, Mike started his college education at the University of Redlands and then transferred to Glendale College.

In September 1950, Mike was called to active duty in the U.S. Army Reserves and served as an Operations Chief in the 625 Field Artillery Battalion, reaching the rank of Master Sergeant. His unit served in Japan and Korea from 1950 to 1952. After an honorable discharge from the Army in May 1952, Mike met and married his wife, Jean Angela Valentino, on November 14, 1953. He completed his education at UCLA and earned both a BS (1954) and MS (1956) degree in Physical Education.

Soon after graduation, he began a 34-year career as a coach and health education teacher in the Los Angeles Community College system. Mike began by coaching football at LA Valley College but eventually settled into his primary coaching career in swimming and water polo for the next 18 years. In 1972, he transferred to East LA College to teach, coach and oversee their new, state-of-the-art swim stadium. In 2012, Mike was inducted into the Los Angeles Valley College Athletic Hall of Fame, where he was honored as "one of the legendary swim coaches in the history of the California Community Colleges." During his tenure, Mike trained over 100 All-American and two future Olympic swimmers. His teams won dozens of conference and regional championships and one CA State Championship in 1970. At his induction ceremony, a colleague noted that, "Mike Wiley achieved amazing greatness in coaching and it was all because of his relentless enthusiasm for coaching his swimmers."

Mike and Jean Wiley created their family by adopting three daughters, Angela Marie (1962), Valentina "Tina" Ann (1965) and Carla Maurine (1967). The family lived in South Pasadena, California from 1973 until 1986, where happy memories included summer vacations spent in Malibu and, later, at their mountain cabin in Lake Arrowhead. In his leisure time, Mike enjoyed golfing, military history, watching football and (later in life). A constant throughout his life was Mike's preference to adhere to "the routine," which faithfully started with going out to breakfast every morning. Over the years, he developed many cherished friendships with members of his breakfast groups. In 1988, Mike and Jean settled as empty nesters in beautiful Camarillo, California, where they lived until 2007 when they left their native California and moved to Washington. They first enjoyed Washingtonian life as residents of Jubilee-Lacey and then finally landed at Revel in late 2018.

Mike entered into eternal rest on January 15, 2022.

He is survived by his wife of 68 years, Jean Wiley; daughters, Angela Wiley and Valentina "Tina" Paz, both of California; daughter, Carla Rudd, and son-in-law, Dr. Jay Rudd of Olympia; grandchildren, Shana Paz, Nicolas Paz, Justin and Kimberly Rudd, Allyson Rudd, Lindsay Rudd; and great-grandson, Traidin Paz.

He will be remembered by his family and friends as a kind and loyal family man who loved to get a laugh. He lived life with great integrity and in accordance with his Catholic faith. In his final years, he loved to tell stories reminiscing about his life in California, his military experience and, most especially, what being "Coach" meant to him. Mike spent his final weeks in the comfort of his family's home, showered with love and prayer. His memory will be cherished as our beloved husband, father and grandfather.

A funeral mass will be celebrated at Sacred Heart in Lacey, followed by burial with military funeral honors at Tahoma National Cemetery on January 31, 2022. The mass will be available online livestream at 10:30 a.m. via the Sacred Heart YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/c/SacredHeartLacey

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Published by Funeral Alternatives of Washington - Lacey on Jan. 27, 2022.

Douglas Sterling Poulson, BHS 1954

Douglas Sterling Poulson, BHS 1954

Douglas Sterling Poulson was born on November 1, 1935, in South Gate, Los Angeles County, California, to Wilford Lamar and Leona Bessie Poulson. He was the second eldest of four brothers and grew up in Burbank, California. Throughout childhood, Douglas was known for his love of sports, playing marbles, and of all things mechanical.    

After graduating from Burbank High School, Douglas was eager to get to work, and as he put it, enjoyed his new car! In 1956, he decided to devote two years of his life serving in the Gulf States mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. In 1960, Douglas joined the Army National Guard and later attended Brigham Young University, pursuing a degree in Mechanical Engineering. He graduated in 1968 with a Bachelor of Science in Engineering, and worked for various aerospace companies such as Northrop Grumman and Lockheed Martin. From a young age, Douglas was very fond of fixing and building things. From rebuilding engines to building houses, he truly was a jack of all trades. 

Douglas loved his family and was a devoted husband and father. He was sealed to his wife Laura on August 26, 1988, in the Salt Lake City Temple, and together they have spent many years enjoying their children and traveling. 

Douglas passed away in his home on August 21, 2018, under the loving care of his wife and daughters. He was a beloved son, husband, father and grandfather. He will forever be in our hearts. He is survived by his wife, Laura Lee, daughters MariElena, Caterina (Jason) Gilzinger, Lauralie (Joseph) Bakonyi, sons Phil (Kathy), Giancarlo (Ernestina), and grandchildren, Guilianna, Douglas, Linda, Hedrian, Camilla, Sophia and Abigail.

Funeral services will be held at 10 am on Friday, August 31st, at the LDS church, 2559 E Combs Rd in San Tan Valley, Arizona. A viewing will be held for family and friends one hour prior to services. Interment will follow at San Tan Memorial Gardens.

Published by the Horizon Funeral Care, Mesa, Arizona, August 2018

Kristi Kathleen Bertrand Herrera, BHS 1987

Kristi Kathleen Bertrand Herrera, BHS 1987

Kristi Herrera was born on September 8, 1969 and passed away on January 19, 2022 in a Los Angeles Motel/Hotel. According to the Los Angeles Medical Examiner her cause of death was deferred pending additional Investigation. She was just 52 years old.

Kristi's father was former Burbank High Principal William Bertrand he passed away in 2015. She is survived by her husband Rene Herrera, children and siblings. No other details at this time.

May she rest in peace. She will be missed by all who knew her.

Rene Herrera, Kristi's husband posted this tribute to his wife......

 

10:45 January 19 2022 was the day the Earth stood still, galaxies collided and God lost control and screwed up.

 

My wife, soulmate, best friend, High School sweetheart took her last dying breath in my arms and was ripped in an untimely fashion from this Earth. 

 

I have seen countless dying people in my line of work and even held a dying best friend in my arms but nothing could prepare me for this. 

 

I want to thank everyone for reaching out to me and our family with your kind and heartfelt words, it is evident that Kristi had made an impact on you. 

 

Kristi always said if it was the last thing she did she was going to get this Family together and close… And she did! 

 

Our immediate family, our in-laws, cousins, uncles, aunts have been together ever since her untimely passing. 

 

We’re it not for all the love, thoughts, encouraging words, thoughts and prayers I would have be very happy and tempted to chase after her even if it meant going through Hell first. 

 

Kristi Kathleen was an inspiration to the world and was a magical Bright Candle that lite the way for everyone. She was always there to help anyone or anything in need. She was selfless and truly put everyone before herself. Her love and desire for life was always visible by her beautiful smile. She was never judgmental no matter what race, religion, ethnicity, political view. She was always the mediator and would never take sides but would listen to everyone and offer a solution. Her motto was always to find the good in people rather than focus on the bad. We have been through Hell and Highwater and back and lived, loved and laughed til her very last breath. 

 

She took a little street punk and turned him to a mushy loving Old Grandpa she never gave up on me and always strived to make me a better person. Even in my darkest hours she was a beacon of light for me to follow. All of the lame brain ideas and hobbies she always supported liking it or not. I’ve had an incredible journey with her and I cherish every moment. Our time was cut way too short and has left me and countless of others a huge void and broken Heart that can never be repaired or filled. 

 

They say God has a plan well I think I need to have a discussion with him cause not only did he make a catastrophic mistake but he broke the mold with her. 

 

She has left some enormous shoes for our family to fill and there will never be another woman like her! 

I love you Kristi Kathleen with all my 💔and soul and cannot wait too see you again. I will talk to you, love and cherish you til the day I die. Which in it of itself will seem like Hell. But you’ve given me such a large family and taught me how to love so deeply that I promise to take the reigns taking care of our family and carry on your dreams and wishes of keeping everyone United.

I love you Baby forever and always! 💔❤️‍🩹🙌🏽😞🙏🏽

 

I know you are up there with Mr. Bertrand and will be keeping an eye on us. I will be looking for a pair of Monarch Butterflies fly around. 

I assume I’ll have to keep rooting for Dodgers as well! 💙

RIP Kristi.  

David Steven Wasserman, Former BHS Teacher

David Steven Wasserman
September 8, 1945 - May 8, 2015 

Passed away in Burbank on May 8th at the age of 69. Dave was a dedicated teacher at Luther Burbank Junior High and Burbank High School for 37 years. He is survived by his wife Deborah and his two children Penni and Robert.

Published in the Los Angeles Times on May 17, 2015

Mr. Wasserman taught History and Mock Trial at Burbank High.

Service Date: May 12, 2015

Service Information Mount Sinai Hollywood Hills - Mount Sinai Chapel
Service Date: May 12th 2015
Service Time: 11:30 am

Mount Sinai Hollywood Hills - Mount Sinai Chapel
5950 Forest Lawn Drive
Los Angeles, California 90068

Norman Eugene Sabin, BHS 1968

Norm Eugene Sabin, BHS 1968

U.S. Air Force Veteran Practiced Law In Chattanooga And Crossville

Thursday, January 20, 2022

On the morning of January 16, 2022, Norm Sabin, of Chattanooga and Crossville, Tennessee, went to be with the Lord at the age of 71, as a result of COVID-related complications.

Norm was born in 1950 to Howard and Helen Sabin. He grew up in Burbank, Ca., and graduated from Burbank High School.  He was an Air Force veteran who served in the Vietnam War and Desert Storm. He had many talents including playing minor league baseball for the Dodgers, being a software engineer in the early days of computer programming, raising quarter horses, and being a military and commercial flight engineer. Later in life he earned his J.D. from Regent University in 1994 and practiced law in Chattanooga and Crossville. In 2008 he formed his own firm specializing in the practice of estate planning. He had a passion for the law and taking care of his clients.

He began every day in prayer and reading his Bible. He loved the Lord, his family, golf, and sitting on the front porch after work with a cigar and a good book. He lived a life of integrity with unshakeable conviction, rooted in justice and the truth of God’s word.

He was preceded in death by his parents and his brother, Dennis Sabin.

He is survived by his wife, Pat; children Zak (DeAyn) Sabin, Kelsey Sabin, and Daris (Kent) Freeman; grandchildren, Joshua (Emily) Longbrook, Madyson, Elleanor, and Olivia Sabin; and great-grandchildren, Judah, Luke, Josiah, and Noble Longbrook.

The family will receive friends from 4:00 – 7:00 P.M. Tuesday at the funeral home

In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to Choices Chattanooga, Compassion International, or World News Group.

Visit www.hamilton funeraloptions.com to share words of comfort to the family.

Arrangements are by Hamilton Funeral Home & Cremation Services, 4506 Hixson Pike, 423 531-3975.

Donation Links:

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World News Group - https://give.wng.org/

Published in the Chattanoogan.com, January 2022

Robert Peter Petrucco, BHS 1960

Robert Peter Petrucco, BHS 1960

Robert Peter Petrucco was born in New York on August 27, 1942. He lived in Burbank from the time he was 3 years old till he passed away in November. Robert “Bobby”, was a beloved son, the most wonderful brother, uncle, nephew & friend and will be greatly missed by so many. He is a graduate of Burbank High School (Go BHS Bulldogs!) & a College Graduate of UCLA. 

He served in the Army before beginning his career as a Librarian. He spent his career as a Librarian at the Burbank Public Library for the past 30 years. If you ever went into the Central Library on Glenoaks/Orange Grove and visited the Reference desk, you were sure to find him there for help. He was the ultimate “google” before there was “Google”. His colleagues described him as the “Gentle heart and soul of Reference”

He had a love for Hunting / Fishing, Bow ties, boleros & was an avid reader with a huge thirst for knowledge. He was a big fan of Formula 1 Racing, family gatherings w/ wine & a good Italian meal or a BBQ out at our Uncles desert house. He loved taking road trips! Talk about an eclectic taste & collection of music!

He passed away peacefully on November 13, 2021, and has left a tremendous hole in our hearts, and is survived by his sister Dolores “Dole” Haramia & his niece Pilar Hemry.

A Rosary will be held for him on Thursday, January 13th at 4:00 pm at Valley Funeral Home; 2121 W. Burbank Blvd., Burbank CA 91506. His Memorial Mass will be held at St. Finbar Catholic Church; 2010 W. Olive Ave., Burbank CA 91506 on Friday, January 14, 2022 at 10:00 am.

In lieu of flowers if you’d like to donate, please see www.Parkinsons.org , or the Michael J. Fox Foundation.

Ronald Ray Howard, BHS 1955

Ronald Ray Howard, BHS 1955

August 1, 1937 - July 30, 2019 

A resident of Burbank, California, he was born in Hollywood and graduated from Burbank High School, class of '55. He Worked as mechanic superintendent for Hostess and Van de Kamp's bakeries, but retired from his own company, First Quality Pest Control. 

Reunited in Heaven with his wife, Nancy, he is survived by his daughters Debra (Adrian) Mongeli, Tamara (Peter) Celi, granddaughters, Caitlyn and Cristina Mongeli and his beloved cat, Jingle. Chapel and graveside service will be held on Friday, August 16th at 1:00 p.m. Pierce Brothers Valhalla, North Hollywood

Published by Los Angeles Daily News on Aug. 15, 2019.

Robert J.M, Cross, BHS 1969

Robert "Bob" Cross
January 22, 1951 - October 11, 2012

Robert (Bob) J.M. Cross, 61, of Flagstaff, AZ died peacefully at home on October 11th, 2012 of a T Cell Lymphoma. He was born on January 22, 1951 in Los Angeles, CA to William Earnest Cross and Ethel Mae Cross. 

Bob was the 4th of 6 children. He grew up in the greater Los Angeles area. He was married in September 1973 to Jane Cross. The family moved to Flagstaff in 1977. He was employed by W.L. Gore for 22 yrs and the last 13 was employed by Walgreens DC. 

Bob was an avid hiker & backpacker. One of his major accomplishments was hiking all of the 14k-ers in the San Juan Range, CO. There was also countless backpacking trips in the Grand Canyon. Reading American History was another love of his. Bob's commitment to the Lord Jesus Christ was the most important part of his life.

He is survived by wife Jane, daughter Heidi Kenney (Omar), granddaughters Kaya & Luna, son Steve (Leah), grandson Jezreel, granddaughter Zuriella, son Joshua (Mary), mother Ethel Cross, brother Bill Cross (Cindy), sister Barbara Vincent (Mike), sister Wanda Ratliff (Doug), and brother Frank Cross.

He is preceded in death by his father William and his brother and best friend, George Cross.

A memorial service will take place Thursday, October 18, 2012 at 3pm at Christ Church of Flagstaff, 3475 East Soliere Ave. 86004. In lieu of flowers please make a donation to Northland Hospice, as they took wonderful care of Bob and Jane though this process: Northland Hospic, PO Box 997, Flagstaff, Arizona 86002.

Kenneth B. Worthen, BHS 1939

Kenneth B. Worthen, BHS 1939

September 6, 1921 - July 22, 2017 

Kenneth B. Worthen, an innovative, compassionate and highly regarded San Fernando Valley community leader and 1992 Fernando Award honoree, died Saturday, July 22, 2017 of natural causes. He was 95 years old. 

Ken was born on September 6, 1921 in St. Paul, Minnesota. After moving to the San Fernando Valley and graduating from Burbank High School, Ken served his country in the Pacific and China during World War II. He retired from military service as a Captain in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve. He was an executive at the Southern California Gas Company, retiring in 1991 after 40 years of service in activities including marketing, public relations, public affairs and community economic development. 

Ken served on the boards of many local nonprofit organizations, as well as many task forces on issues of concern in Los Angeles and the San Fernando Valley, raising millions of dollars for local charities in the process. He was elected to the El Proyecto del Barrio, Inc. Board of Directors in 1985, where he served with distinction until his death. He was El Proyecto's Board Chair from 1994 to 2008. During his chairmanship, El Proyecto broadened its mission by expanding its self-owned facilities to include active health clinics and/or human services programs in Arleta, Winnetka, Sun Valley, Panorama City and Azusa. "El Proyecto del Barrio and the hundreds of thousands of individuals and families we serve owe a huge debt of gratitude to the leadership, kindness, vision and dedication of Ken Worthen," said El Proyecto President/CEO Corinne Sánchez. "He spent his life helping underserved populations throughout the San Fernando Valley and beyond. He put his whole heart and soul into helping others, and we will be forever grateful for the tremendous impact he and his wife Helen Madrid-Worthen have had in building El Proyecto from a small community clinic to one of the leading nonprofit organizations in Los Angeles County. He was a truly great leader, and an even greater human being." 

In addition to his more than three decades of service on the El Proyecto Board, Ken was a founder and long-term board member of the Los Angeles Valley College Foundation (formerly the Patrons Association). He served on the New Directions for Youth Board since its inception. He was also a past president of the Van Nuys Area Chamber of Commerce and Mid-Valley Rotary and also headed the Valley Economic Development Center, Mid-Valley YMCA and the Southern California Swimming Association Boards. Ken was a stalwart contributor to Rotary International charitable projects in the U.S. and abroad. 

As an aside, he also acted in many local theatre productions over the years. These were just some of the many community contributions that led to Ken being honored as the Fernando Award Winner for 1992. The Fernando Award is considered the highest honor a San Fernando Valley resident can receive. It is awarded annually to the citizen judged to have done the most to improve the quality of life of San Fernando Valley residents. Among the many other honors he has received are March of Dimes Volunteer of the Year; Listing in Who's Who of U.S. Economic Development; The Greater Los Angeles 5-County Chamber of Commerce Award for outstanding contributions to Southern California Economic Development, the Amateur Athletic Union Award for advancing the sport of "swimming in the Southland', the El Proyecto del Barrio Spirit Award for his decades of inspirational leadership; and the Greater Van Nuys Rotary "Service Above Self" Award, which was presented to Ken in 2016. 

Ken also served his country with distinction during World War II and beyond as a Captain in the U.S. Marine Corps. During the war, he was first stationed on Guam, later on Okinawa, where he devised new tank tactics that saved the lives of many Marines who were engaged in one of the fiercest battles of the war. Ken next served in Northern China, where he witnessed the surrender of 30,000 Japanese troops. He retired from the Marine Corps Reserves in 1959. For his valor, he was awarded the Navy Presidential Citation and the Asia-Pacific Campaign Award with two Combat Stars. 

He lived in Woodland Hills with his wife, Helen. Between them they have three sons, three daughters, six grandsons and five granddaughters. The Worthen family requests donations in memory of Ken be made to one of his three favorite charities: El Proyecto del Barrio Foundation, New Directions for Youth, or Los Angeles Valley College Foundation.

Published by Los Angeles Times on Aug. 13, 2017.

Donald R. White, BHS 1945

Donald R. White, BHS 1945

August 27, 1927 - February 25, 2017 

Donald White passed away on February 25, 2017 in Burbank. A funeral mass will be held at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, March 10th at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church in Burbank with Father Benny George officiating. Burial will follow at Eternal Valley Memorial Park in Newhall.

Donald was born in Burbank on August 27, 1927. He graduated from Burbank High School and married his high school sweetheart, Lorraine, on June 10, 1950. He worked as a warehouseman for Anheuser-Busch and retired in 1989. He was a veteran of The Korean War and served in the Army with a helicopter group. 

Donald was a volunteer on the Board of Directors of The Burbank Historical Society. He enjoyed attending the monthly luncheon meetings of the Senior Burbank Bulldogs. He was an avid sports fan, and enjoyed watching western movies on television. 

Donald was preceded in death by his parents and brother, Marvin White. He is survived by his wife, Lorraine, sisters Marjorie Haight and Helen Rawling, and many nieces, nephews, and godchildren. His life was full of good friends and good times. He will be remembered as always having a smile on his face. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to The Burbank Historical Society or a favorite charity.

Published in The Burbank Leader on March 4, 2017. 

Gary Paul Rummell, BHS 1957

Gary Paul Rummell, BHS 1957

Published in the Burbank Daily Review, November 30, 1970

Gary Rummell

Chapel services will be conducted Tuesday for Gary P. Rummell who died Friday November 20, 1970 at Huntington Memorial Hospital in Pasadena at the age of 31. Born and raised in Burbank, Mr. Rummell had resided at 1447 N. Myers.

He graduated from Burbank High School in 1957 and had been employed for 13 years by Continental Graphics Company. He was also a member of Printers Local 174. Mr. Rummell is survived by his wife, Sharon; three daughters, Lori, Anne and Susan, all of Burbank; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Rummell and in-laws, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crawley, all of Burbank.

Visitation will continue until 9 o'clock tonight at The Valley Funeral Home, 2119 W. Burbank. Chapel services will be conducted by the Rev. J. William Bowman of St. Matthews Lutheran Church at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday at The Valley Funeral Home. Interment will be at Valhalla Memorial Cemetery.

The family has requested that in lieu of flowers donations be made to the Pasadena Tumor Institute or the Valley Aid for Cancer.

Renee Hekler Lambert, BHS 1962

Renee Hekler Michalek-Lambert, BHS 1962

January 22, 1944 - January 31, 2019 

Renee Lambert died on January 31st with her daughter and husband by her side. She fought with all her might, but the brief illness was too much.. Renee was born in Cleveland, Ohio to Frieda and Paul Hekler. She was the oldest daughter and helped raise her younger siblings, Paul Jr, Kirk, and Susie. The family moved to Burbank California where she graduated from Burbank High School, and then received her AA degree from Valley College. 

She married her first love, Bob Michalek in 1965. They lived in West Hills, CA and raised their two children Scott and Suzy. She helped Bob run Bob's Unocal 76 in West Hills for over 20 years. They laughed often and loved spending vacations on Balboa Island. They had many friends and enjoyed hosting parties at their home and were very involved with the local chamber of commerce. They were married for 35 years until Bob passed away suddenly in 2000. 

Renee's second act was filled with playing bridge, traveling the world, and finding her second love, also named Bob, whom she married in 2011. Bob Lambert and Renee loved spending time together and traveling the world. When not traveling they liked going to the movies and 3:30pm dinners at local restaurants. 

One of Renee's favorite roles in life was that of Grandmother. She was "Mom Mom" to grandsons, Bobby and Luke Helgager and Travis and Chad Michalek. She loved spending time with them and doing actives that she knew the kids would enjoy. She shared her love of cruising with them and was able to enjoy several family cruises. 

Survived by her loving husband Bob Lambert, her two children and their spouses, Scott and Elena Michalek, Suzy and James Helgager. Her sister Susie Butler. And her beloved grandchildren Bobby and Luke Helgager and Travis and Chad Michalek. Services will be Wednesday February 6th at 10:00 am. At Shepherd of Valley Lutheran in West Hills, CA.

Published by Los Angeles Times on Feb. 5, 2019.