Loyd B Wooten, Journeyman Clerk
Loyd B Wooten, 65, of Highland died at home Saturday of Lung Cancer.
Wooten, a native of Trinidad, Colo lived in Highland 40 years.
He was a journeyman clerk for 32 years for Alpha Beta and other supermarkets.
Survivors include his wife Joy; two sons, Robert of Chino Hills and Jeffrey of San Bernardino; a daughter, Kelly Cardin of Santa Rosa; a brother Howard Moon and two sisters, Dorothy Gould and Maxine Gilbert all of Montrose and seven grandchildren.
Visitation will be today from 4 to 8 p.m. at Mt View Mortuary at 570 East Highland Ave, San Bernardino. Graveside service will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Mt View Cemetery. Interment will follow.
The reddish stone is in Grand View Cemetery in Montrose, CO. Lorna was his first wife. She died shortly after they were married. L B is not actually buried there. He is buried in San Bernadino, CA where the grayish colored stone is located. I dare say there are not to many folks that have 2 different stones in 2 different cemeteries in 2 different states.
Loyd B Wooten, 65, of Highland died at home Saturday of Lung Cancer.
Wooten, a native of Trinidad, Colo lived in Highland 40 years.
He was a journeyman clerk for 32 years for Alpha Beta and other supermarkets.
Survivors include his wife Joy; two sons, Robert of Chino Hills and Jeffrey of San Bernardino; a daughter, Kelly Cardin of Santa Rosa; a brother Howard Moon and two sisters, Dorothy Gould and Maxine Gilbert all of Montrose and seven grandchildren.
Visitation will be today from 4 to 8 p.m. at Mt View Mortuary at 570 East Highland Ave, San Bernardino. Graveside service will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Mt View Cemetery. Interment will follow.
The reddish stone is in Grand View Cemetery in Montrose, CO. Lorna was his first wife. She died shortly after they were married. L B is not actually buried there. He is buried in San Bernadino, CA where the grayish colored stone is located. I dare say there are not to many folks that have 2 different stones in 2 different cemeteries in 2 different states.
Loyd B Wooten, Journeyman Clerk
Loyd B Wooten, 65, of Highland died at home Saturday of Lung Cancer.
Wooten, a native of Trinidad, Colo lived in Highland 40 years.
He was a journeyman clerk for 32 years for Alpha Beta and other supermarkets.
Survivors include his wife Joy; two sons, Robert of Chino Hills and Jeffrey of San Bernardino; a daughter, Kelly Cardin of Santa Rosa; a brother Howard Moon and two sisters, Dorothy Gould and Maxine Gilbert all of Montrose and seven grandchildren.
Visitation will be today from 4 to 8 p.m. at Mt View Mortuary at 570 East Highland Ave, San Bernardino. Graveside service will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Mt View Cemetery. Interment will follow.
The reddish stone is in Grand View Cemetery in Montrose, CO. Lorna was his first wife. She died shortly after they were married. L B is not actually buried there. He is buried in San Bernadino, CA where the grayish colored stone is located. I dare say there are not to many folks that have 2 different stones in 2 different cemeteries in 2 different states.
Loyd B Wooten, 65, of Highland died at home Saturday of Lung Cancer.
Wooten, a native of Trinidad, Colo lived in Highland 40 years.
He was a journeyman clerk for 32 years for Alpha Beta and other supermarkets.
Survivors include his wife Joy; two sons, Robert of Chino Hills and Jeffrey of San Bernardino; a daughter, Kelly Cardin of Santa Rosa; a brother Howard Moon and two sisters, Dorothy Gould and Maxine Gilbert all of Montrose and seven grandchildren.
Visitation will be today from 4 to 8 p.m. at Mt View Mortuary at 570 East Highland Ave, San Bernardino. Graveside service will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Mt View Cemetery. Interment will follow.
The reddish stone is in Grand View Cemetery in Montrose, CO. Lorna was his first wife. She died shortly after they were married. L B is not actually buried there. He is buried in San Bernadino, CA where the grayish colored stone is located. I dare say there are not to many folks that have 2 different stones in 2 different cemeteries in 2 different states.
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