On Monday, 08 December 2003, John William Rundstrom, 94, passed away in Concord, California.
He was born on Thursday, 06 May 1909 in Garvanza, CA, a suburb of Los Angeles, CA, now known as Highland Park.
John graduated from Franklin High School and entered a six-year apprenticeship in stained glass at his uncle's studio, the Judson Studios.
He studied at Chouinard Art School and the California Art Institute in Pasadena and was a stained-glass artist for more than 75 years.
Mr. Rundstrom is survived by his wife of 67 years, Muriel (Mosher) Rundstrom, daughters, Leora (Rundstrom) Isbell and Elaine (Rundstrom) Fisher.
He was born on Thursday, 06 May 1909 in Garvanza, CA, a suburb of Los Angeles, CA, now known as Highland Park.
John graduated from Franklin High School and entered a six-year apprenticeship in stained glass at his uncle's studio, the Judson Studios.
He studied at Chouinard Art School and the California Art Institute in Pasadena and was a stained-glass artist for more than 75 years.
Mr. Rundstrom is survived by his wife of 67 years, Muriel (Mosher) Rundstrom, daughters, Leora (Rundstrom) Isbell and Elaine (Rundstrom) Fisher.
On Monday, 08 December 2003, John William Rundstrom, 94, passed away in Concord, California.
He was born on Thursday, 06 May 1909 in Garvanza, CA, a suburb of Los Angeles, CA, now known as Highland Park.
John graduated from Franklin High School and entered a six-year apprenticeship in stained glass at his uncle's studio, the Judson Studios.
He studied at Chouinard Art School and the California Art Institute in Pasadena and was a stained-glass artist for more than 75 years.
Mr. Rundstrom is survived by his wife of 67 years, Muriel (Mosher) Rundstrom, daughters, Leora (Rundstrom) Isbell and Elaine (Rundstrom) Fisher.
He was born on Thursday, 06 May 1909 in Garvanza, CA, a suburb of Los Angeles, CA, now known as Highland Park.
John graduated from Franklin High School and entered a six-year apprenticeship in stained glass at his uncle's studio, the Judson Studios.
He studied at Chouinard Art School and the California Art Institute in Pasadena and was a stained-glass artist for more than 75 years.
Mr. Rundstrom is survived by his wife of 67 years, Muriel (Mosher) Rundstrom, daughters, Leora (Rundstrom) Isbell and Elaine (Rundstrom) Fisher.
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