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The Burbank Daily Review, Burbank, CA
Monday, March 29, 1971
Mary Haverly
Funeral services were held today for Mary L. Haverly, 24, a Burbank High School graduate who died March 25, 1971.
The Rev. Paul Aijian of North Hollywood Presbyterian Church officiated at the services for Miss Haverly who had been residing in North Hollywood. She was a member of the Job's Daughters in Burbank and had attended Valley College.
Survivors include her mother, Mrs. Lois L. Haverly of Burbank; her father, Earl E. Haverly of Los Ageles; and a brother, Edward J. Haverly of North Hollywood.
Interment was at Valhalla Memorial Park with Reed Brothers, North Hollywood, officiating.
Greg Rouse
Dec. 13, 1960 - May 28, 2017
Tulare
Greg Rouse, age 56, took his last Harley ride here on earth May 28, 2017.
Greg was born on Dec 13, 1960 in Burbank CA, He moved to Tulare CA. He was an Electrical Supervisor at Morris Levin and Sons where he worked for more than 26 years.
Greg was a great family man and a loving father. He had a passion for riding motorcycles and Harley Davidson. He also loved his hot rods, which he took great pride in. He enjoyed working on and restoring classic automobiles. Greg enjoyed family gatherings, traveling and spending time with the ones he loved. Greg lived everyday with the presence of our Lord.
Greg was survived by his father Robert Rouse, brother Mark Rouse, his beloved children Martha Rose Centers, Cheryl Lynn Alsheimer and son William Garrett Rouse. His step-daughters who he loved like his own Celia Olivera and Alexis Leal and his fiancée Rosie Leal.
A funeral is scheduled for Sunday June 4, 2017. It will begin at Salser and Dillard's Funeral Chapel 127 E. Caldwell Ave Visalia, CA 93277 at 10am, which then a procession will lead Greg to his final resting place at the Seventh Day Adventist Cemetery in Dinuba (Rd 64 and Avenue 408) at 11am. All are welcome to attend. The family would like to thank everyone for their thoughts and prayers.
A memorial condolence may be offered by logging onto www.salseranddillard.com.
My memories serve to set me free
Please shed no tears for me
My horse of steel she sits and waits
Counts not the years gone by
Together we will ride again
Published in Visalia Times-Delta & Tulare Advance-Register on June 3, 2017
Received this from Trudie Hentze, BHS 65 on the passing of BHS 1965 Tim Humphries from Tim's wife:
Trudie,
Just to let you know that Tim passed away on 9/17/2018 in a Hospice facility.
He went peacefully in his sleep. He had been sick for a while.
Can you please pass this note on to any interested parties?
Sadly and sincerely,
Felecia J. Humphries
No other details at this time.
William Caballero Espinoza passed away last Saturday, September 22, 2018 according to the Class of 74. His funeral service is listed below at Forest Lawn, Hollywood Hills. No other details at this time.
Funeral Service
Oct 6, 2018
3:00 pm -
Location: Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills
Church of the Hills
6300 Forest Lawn Drive Los Angeles California 90068
Douglas L. Albert, BHS 1969
Burbank Daily Review, Monday, July 7, 1975
Burbank Man Dies After Quarrel
A Burbank man, apparently despondent over a quarrel with his girlfriend, went into the men's room of a La Crescenta restaurant where he was dining this weekend and hanged himself, Crescenta Valley Sheriff's Deputies report.
The dead man has been identified as Douglas Lorenzo Albert. Paramedics failed in efforts to revive the victim. Deputies report that the victim and his girlfriend were arguing in the restaurant prior to the fatal act.
Burbank Daily Review, Tuesday, July 8, 1975
Douglas L. Albert, 24, died Friday, July 4, in Montrose. Born in Lynwood, he had been a Burbank resident all his life. He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Albert of Burbank, and a brother, Scott also of Burbank.
Funeral services were Monday, July 7, at the First Presbyterian Church of Burbank. Interment was at Grand View Memorial Park, Eckerman-Heisman Funeral Service, Burbank, directing.
John Thomton Cooper
December 21, 1942 - December 8, 1961
The Burbank Daily Review, Monday, December 11, 1961
John T. Cooper
Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Eckerman Funeral Service chapel for John T. Cooper. The youth died Friday at age 18. He had resided at 411 E. Cambridge Drive and was a graduate of Burbank High School. He was a native of Glendale and had resided here for 12 years.
He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Cooper of Burbank and a sister Barbara Cooper. Burial will be at Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Hollywood Hills, California.
The Union Staff
November 23, 2002
Services for Craig Allen Pew of Grass Valley will be at 3 p.m. today at the Pelton Wheel Museum park area in Grass Valley.
Mr. Pew died Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2002 in Grass Valley. He was 55.
He was born on Dec. 4, 1946, in Burbank, to Charles and Deane Pew. He served in the U.S. Air Force. He enjoyed hiking, mining and target shooting.
He is survived by his daughter, Deana Pew; brother, Robert Pew; niece, Lynsey Pew; and nephew, Jeffrey Pew.
Arrangements are under the direction of Hooper and Weaver Mortuary.
Authorities Say Body Is That of Bride to Be
September 01, 1993
TIMOTHY WILLIAMS | TIMES STAFF WRITER
SUNLAND — The body of a woman found shot and wrapped in plastic sheets in the Angeles National Forest was identified Tuesday as a 26-year-old Pacoima woman who disappeared after meeting with her fiance and the minister who was to marry them, authorities said.
Manuela Nellie Torres was last seen alive Aug. 19 in a Montrose church, where she and her fiancee met with Isaiah Yoo, the pastor of a congregation that rents space at the First Baptist Church in Montrose, authorities said.
That evening, Yoo had talked with the couple about decorations, food and entertainment for the wedding ceremony that was scheduled to be held at the church Saturday, Yoo said. Afterward, Yoo's wife joined the three in a prayer asking for a successful marriage, Yoo said. "They seemed very happy together," Yoo said.
After the meeting, which ended about 7:45 p.m., Torres and her fiancee, whom authorities have not identified, left in separate vehicles, said Benita Hinojos of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.
The following morning, Torres' fiancee filed a missing persons report with the San Fernando Police Department, Hinojos said.
Forest rangers found Torres' decomposing body Aug. 25 near mile marker 6.44 near Big Tujunga Canyon Road. On Monday, Glendale police found Torres' 1989 Mazda pickup truck in Glendale, Hinojos said. Homicide investigators have no suspects in the case.
Torres, who worked as a mail carrier, had taken Bible study classes and attended Woo's church for about three years. "We are really shocked," Yoo said of the 25-member congregation. "There is no reason for this kind of thing to happen. Everybody liked her."
It is with a heavy heart to announce the passing of one of my classmates.
Jack Richard Arringdale was born on August 30, 1948 in Los Angeles County, California to George Richard and Lorena Mae Sweeney Arringdale. Jack graduated from Burbank High with the Class of 1967.
After high school Jack served in the United States Navy serving in Vietnam where he attained the rank of GMC3. On February 6, 1971 in Los Angeles County Jack married his fellow classmate Theresa Joann Hunter. The marriage must of ended in divorced as Jack married second to Wendy Lou Saxon on June 17, 1986 in Clark County, Nevada and his first wife marries Joseph Vincent Cotton in 1993. His first wife Theresa Hunter Cotton passed away in 2016. I created a Find A Grave Memorial for her and the other day I received an edit for me to link her to her first husband Jack Richard Arringdale and that is when I learned that Jack had passed away 8 years ago on February 25, 2010 in Springfield, Missouri. I did not know they had married each other until then.
That was the first I learned of his death. Jack was buried in the Springfield National Cemetery in Springfield, Greene County, Missouri. He had been living in Missouri at the time of his death.
James Edward Milz, BHS 1978
On March 22, 2016, Jim Milz went to take a nap, resting for an upcoming surgery. He didn't wake up. Jim passed in his sleep that day.
Jim is beloved by his family and friends who know him and will remember him as, among many other things, loving, caring, fun-loving, funny, and mischievous.
Jim treated everyone as family. He was always available to help. He demonstrated a "you-first" attitude. Always asking about you, making sure you were alright, before he took care of himself. A loving family man, always so proud of his kids and grandkids.
Jim was a sweet person, a trusted friend, without an ounce of malice in his heart.
Jim was always up for fun, ready to go on little or no notice.
We will miss him dearly. God's speed, and rest in peace our son, our brother, our father, our grandfather, our friend, Jim Milz.
In addition, the family has opened a gofundme account to help his children pay for funeral expenses. Please consider helping by making a donation. Thank you very much.https://www.gofundme.com/gryhjgt8
