Sandra Lee Hamblin Perry, BHS 1965

Sandra Lee Hamblin Perry, BHS 1965

Published in the Signal, Santa Clarita, California, Friday, December 6, 2002

Sandra Lee Perry – Manager for AT & T, 55, died on December 2, 2002 in Burbank after a brief illness. A resident of Stevenson Ranch, Perry was born on March 16, 1947, in Los Angeles.

She is survived by her husband John W. Perry; daughter Laurel Ness of Stevenson Ranch; son, Christopher Perry of Stevenson Ranch; her mother, Gladys Hamblin of Mission Viejo; her sister, Suzanne Martin Miranda of Laguna Niguel; and her sister, Claudia Peltier of Laguna Niguel.

Services will be held at Eternal Valley Mortuary Chapel on Sunday at 2 p.m.

Massimo (Massie) Pete Quinte, BHS 1941

Massimo (Massie) Pete Quinte, BHS 1941

Los Angeles Times, Tuesday, April 19, 1994

Massie Pete Quinte, age 70; passed away on April 14, 1994. A native Californian, born in Burbank, he was a United States Navy veteran.

Survived by his wife, Gloria, children, David and Diane, grandchildren, Kenneth and Denise. 

Funeral Services to be held 11 am, Wednesday, April 20, at Church of the Hills, in Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Hollywood Hills. Visit his Find A Grave Memorial.

Dr. Wesley Neal Manor, BHS 1951

Dr. Wesley Neal Manor, BHS 1951

Dr. Wesley Neal Manor, 67, who had a practice in Anacortes at one time, died suddenly early Saturday morning, June 9, in Oak Harbor. He was a resident of Oak Harbor.

Dr. Manor was born Aug. 16, 1933, to Mildred and Wesley Manor in Lancaster, Calif. As a child, he had a love for music and was an accomplished pianist. 

Dr. Manor served four years in  U.S. Army intelligence in the early 1950s. Deciding on a career in medicine instead of music, Dr. Manor graduated from the California College of Medicine, now the University of California at Irvine, in 1964. 

In 1965, he moved with his family to Coupeville and opened one of the first family practices on Whidbey Island. This was a happy period in Dr. Manor's life because making house calls still was a common occurrence and payment for his services often took the form of produce or other barter. 

During this time, Dr. Manor also was instrumental in Whidbey General Hospital's inception and development. In 1971, he returned to school at Oregon Health Sciences University in Portland, Ore., and completed his ear, nose and throat specialty residency.

In 1975, Dr. Manor and his younger brother "Dr. Norm" opened two ear, nose and throat clinics, one in Mount Vernon and the other in Anacortes. The brothers practiced together until 1980, when "Dr. Neal" returned to Coupeville to practice -- a town that he loved. 

Dr. Manor also served as director of the Island County Health Department for several years, while running his busy practice. In addition, he traveled to Ketchikan, Alaska, several times a year to provide needed ENT medical services to patients in that remote area.

Dr. Manor is survived by his beloved wife, Rhonda, in Oak Harbor; three children from his first marriage to Jeannette Beatty of Anacortes -- daughter Janell and her husband Colin Key of Scotland, son Darrin and his wife Karey Manor of Bainbridge Island and daughter Tonja and her husband Jason Dunton of Anacortes; two stepsons from his marriage to Rhonda -- Joshua and his wife Rachael Lancaster of Oak Harbor and Lee Lancaster of North Carolina. He also is survived by his brother, Norman Manor, M.D., of Miles City, Mont. and by eight grandchildren, Lauren and Ellen Key, Sarah and Jordan Manor, Alex, Megan and Taylor Dunton and Jacob Lancaster.

In lieu of flowers, memorials are suggested to The Neal Manor Fund, c/o Whidbey Island Hospital Foundation, POB 400, Coupeville, Wash., 98239.

Memorial services for Dr. Manor are 1 p.m. Friday, June 15, 2001, at Burley Funeral Chapel in Oak Harbor

Arrangements were under the direction of Burley Funeral Chapel.

Melvin Gordon Short, BHS 1939

Melvin Gordon Short, BHS 1939

Published in the Sacramento Bee, Sacramento, California, Friday, February 27, 2004

Melvin Short, Jan 24, 1921 – Feb 23, 2004, Beloved husband of 62 years to Mary. Preceded in death by son Ronald Short. Survived by daughter Melary Short; grandson Kenneth Short; granddaughter Deeann Fackrell; and families. 

Born in Burbank, California, he moved to Placerville in 1956 at which time he became employed by AeroJet. He retired from AeroJet in 1984. 

In lieu of flowers the family requests donations be made to the American Heart Association. A memorial will be held at the Federated Church in Placerville on March 1 at 1:00 PM to honor Melvin.

 

Debra Lynn Danks Annin, BHS 1975

Debra Lynn Danks Annin, BHS 1975

Debbie Lynn Annin, 55, of Greer, went to meet Jesus Saturday April 7, 2012.

Debbie is survived by her husband Scott; sons, Joshua (MaryKate), Peter, and David; brother Ed; and granddaughter Leslie.

Debbie was a proud Christian daughter, wife, mother, grandmother, and friend. She attended Southside Fellowship Church in Greenville. She was born in Burbank, California to Ed and Barb Danks.

A memorial service will be held on Saturday, April 14 at 11 AM at Southside Fellowship, 3161 S Highway 14, Greenville, SC 29615. Doors will be open at 10:00 AM for visitation. Donations in Debbie’s memory will be given to the general fund at Southside Fellowship. 

Cremation Society of South Carolina

Lynne Seaborg Owomoyela, BHS 1962

Lynne Seaborg Owomoyela, BHS 1962

Lynne Seaborg Owomoyela, passed away May 15, 2014 after a long courageous battle with pancreatic cancer. Lynne grew up in Burbank, California, then lived in Lagos, Nigeria and Lincoln, Nebraska, where she graduated from the University of Nebraska before settling in Las Vegas, Nevada. 

Known as “Ms. O” by her students, she taught English and esL for over 30 years at Valley High School and Orr Middle School. Lynne was beloved by family and friends for her generous heart and fabulous sense of humor. 

Lynne was preceded in death by her parents, Bill and Ethel Seaborg; and son Steven. She is survived by her son, David Ollison, sister; Judy Parker; brother, David W. Seaborg.

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Robert Greer Kimball, BHS 1971

Robert Greer Kimball, BHS 1971

Austin American Statesman, Austin, Texas, Friday, February 10, 2006

Robert Greer Kimball, 52, contract laborer, of New Braunfels, died January 24, 2006. Survived by wife Sharon. Services will be private. Arrangements by All Faith, south location.

No other details at this time.

Pamela Joe Bittle Mackey, BHS 1966

Pamela Joe Bittle Mackey, BHS 1966

December 31, 1946 - January 23, 2021

Las Cruces - Born on December 31st 1946 in Los Angeles, CA, Pamela Joe Mackey died peacefully at home at the age of 74 on January 23rd 2021.

Pam was such a vivacious spirit with a loud and happy personality. She was known as a compassionate and friendly person, and also driven and independent. She could be the "life of the party", and anyone and everyone who met her on a personal level can recall fun and fond memories involving her. Pam's passions included singing, fishing, camping, spending time with her friends and family, and was also an avid animal lover who loved her dogs.

Pam lived her younger years in California training horses and working in the Hollywood movie business for a time. In 1980 she moved to Las Cruces with her son, Jeff Bittle, to operate a dairy farm. She met her husband, Wyatt Mackey, in 1982 and they were together for years before finally marrying 1996. Pam was a member and a past Madame President (2000-2001) of the Eagles Club F.O.E. 4038.

She is survived by her husband Wyatt Mackey; son Jeff Bittle; 3 siblings: Bob Long, Johnny Angel, and Paula Napper; 3 grandchildren: Brayden Bittle, Maddie Bittle, and Bobby Bittle. Also survived by numerous other family members and friends, along with her beloved Boston Terrier, Rigby.

Pam is preceded in death by parents: Betty Long and Donny Long (step-father), and Paul Angel and Smokey Angel (step-mother).

Pam has chosen to be cremated in death and no services are going to be held at this time, but the family would like to hold a celebration of life at a later date. In lieu of flowers, the family would ask for donations to the Jimmy Durante Fund, which held a special place in Pam's heart. Donations can made to the Lady's Aux 4038.

Arrangements by Getz Funeral Home, corner of Solano and Bowman Ave.