This memorial is maintained by his niece.
Died of a brain aneurysm at his home in Calistoga, CA. He was 57 years old.
Mr. Tamagni, a native of Calistoga, was born on March 24, 1934 to Ted and Carolyn Tamagni. He was the Sealer of Weights and Measures of Napa County. He was a Past Master of Calistoga Masonic Lodge #233 and a member of the California Agricultural Commissioners and Sealers Association.
He was also a member of the Native Sons of the Gold West.
Mr. Tamagni is survived by his dearest companion, Frances (née Sequira) Goodwin. Loving father of Teddy Tamagni and his wife Judy of Calistoga, and Teirey Tagliaferri and her husband George of St. Helena. Beloved son of Carolyn Tamagni of Calistoga. Dear brother of Nancy Tamagni of Santa Rosa. Adored grandfather (also known as Papa Ted) of Jason and Jessica Tamagni of Calistoga and uncle of Connie (née Anderson) Blue of Santa Rosa and Pam Anderson of Pacheco. Also survived by four aunts, one uncle, numerous cousins and many close personal friends and colleagues.
Memorial services were conducted by the Masonic Lodge of Calistoga, March 1, 1992 at the Community Presbyterian Church. Close to 400 family members, friends and State and County officials attended. Rev. Ernest Volkman officiated and Rick Anderson, Administrative Lieutenant of Napa County Sheriff's Office, gave the eulogy.
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Weekly Calistogan, March 5, 1992
Vineyardist Tamagni will be remembered for his love of outdoors
Descendant of pioneer family dies suddenly
Ted Tamagni liked John Wayne movies, hunting, and working in his vineyard. He was leaving in June to hunt big game in Africa before he died suddenly at his home at age 57 from an aneurysm. Tamagni, born to Ted and Carolyn Tamagni on March 24, 1934 in Calistoga, was the Sealer of Weights and Measures of Napa County.
Descendant of a pioneer family that settled first in Knights Valley and then near town off the Silverado Trail, Tamagni was an avid sportsman and taxidermy hobbyist.
He bought part of the old Tamagni dairy ranch in 1977 and planted 45 acres of vineyards in Zinfandel, Merlot and Chardonnay. Working for the county by day, Tamagni worked in his vineyard 'til darkness drove him inside at the end of the day.
Hunting, taxidermy and vineyards, "that was his life," says son Ted Tamagni, who accompanied his dad on his hunting trips.
He is survived by his longtime companion Frances Goodwin as well as his mother Carolyn Tamagni, son and daughter-in-law Ted and Judy Tamagni and grandchildren Jason and Jessica Tamagni, all of Calistoga, his daughter and son-in-law Teirey and George Tagliaferri of St. Helena; his sister Nancy Taamagni of Santa Rosa; and nieces Connie Blue of Santa Rosa and Pam Anderson of Pacheo.
He was past master of Calistoga Masonic Lodge No. 233 and member of the California Agricultural Commissioners Seals Association.
Memorial services were conducted by the Masons Lodge of Calistoga at the Community Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
Donations to a charity or organization of the donor's choice are preferred by the family.
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Died of a brain aneurysm at his home in Calistoga, CA. He was 57 years old.
Mr. Tamagni, a native of Calistoga, was born on March 24, 1934 to Ted and Carolyn Tamagni. He was the Sealer of Weights and Measures of Napa County. He was a Past Master of Calistoga Masonic Lodge #233 and a member of the California Agricultural Commissioners and Sealers Association.
He was also a member of the Native Sons of the Gold West.
Mr. Tamagni is survived by his dearest companion, Frances (née Sequira) Goodwin. Loving father of Teddy Tamagni and his wife Judy of Calistoga, and Teirey Tagliaferri and her husband George of St. Helena. Beloved son of Carolyn Tamagni of Calistoga. Dear brother of Nancy Tamagni of Santa Rosa. Adored grandfather (also known as Papa Ted) of Jason and Jessica Tamagni of Calistoga and uncle of Connie (née Anderson) Blue of Santa Rosa and Pam Anderson of Pacheco. Also survived by four aunts, one uncle, numerous cousins and many close personal friends and colleagues.
Memorial services were conducted by the Masonic Lodge of Calistoga, March 1, 1992 at the Community Presbyterian Church. Close to 400 family members, friends and State and County officials attended. Rev. Ernest Volkman officiated and Rick Anderson, Administrative Lieutenant of Napa County Sheriff's Office, gave the eulogy.
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Weekly Calistogan, March 5, 1992
Vineyardist Tamagni will be remembered for his love of outdoors
Descendant of pioneer family dies suddenly
Ted Tamagni liked John Wayne movies, hunting, and working in his vineyard. He was leaving in June to hunt big game in Africa before he died suddenly at his home at age 57 from an aneurysm. Tamagni, born to Ted and Carolyn Tamagni on March 24, 1934 in Calistoga, was the Sealer of Weights and Measures of Napa County.
Descendant of a pioneer family that settled first in Knights Valley and then near town off the Silverado Trail, Tamagni was an avid sportsman and taxidermy hobbyist.
He bought part of the old Tamagni dairy ranch in 1977 and planted 45 acres of vineyards in Zinfandel, Merlot and Chardonnay. Working for the county by day, Tamagni worked in his vineyard 'til darkness drove him inside at the end of the day.
Hunting, taxidermy and vineyards, "that was his life," says son Ted Tamagni, who accompanied his dad on his hunting trips.
He is survived by his longtime companion Frances Goodwin as well as his mother Carolyn Tamagni, son and daughter-in-law Ted and Judy Tamagni and grandchildren Jason and Jessica Tamagni, all of Calistoga, his daughter and son-in-law Teirey and George Tagliaferri of St. Helena; his sister Nancy Taamagni of Santa Rosa; and nieces Connie Blue of Santa Rosa and Pam Anderson of Pacheo.
He was past master of Calistoga Masonic Lodge No. 233 and member of the California Agricultural Commissioners Seals Association.
Memorial services were conducted by the Masons Lodge of Calistoga at the Community Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
Donations to a charity or organization of the donor's choice are preferred by the family.
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This memorial is maintained by his niece.
Died of a brain aneurysm at his home in Calistoga, CA. He was 57 years old.
Mr. Tamagni, a native of Calistoga, was born on March 24, 1934 to Ted and Carolyn Tamagni. He was the Sealer of Weights and Measures of Napa County. He was a Past Master of Calistoga Masonic Lodge #233 and a member of the California Agricultural Commissioners and Sealers Association.
He was also a member of the Native Sons of the Gold West.
Mr. Tamagni is survived by his dearest companion, Frances (née Sequira) Goodwin. Loving father of Teddy Tamagni and his wife Judy of Calistoga, and Teirey Tagliaferri and her husband George of St. Helena. Beloved son of Carolyn Tamagni of Calistoga. Dear brother of Nancy Tamagni of Santa Rosa. Adored grandfather (also known as Papa Ted) of Jason and Jessica Tamagni of Calistoga and uncle of Connie (née Anderson) Blue of Santa Rosa and Pam Anderson of Pacheco. Also survived by four aunts, one uncle, numerous cousins and many close personal friends and colleagues.
Memorial services were conducted by the Masonic Lodge of Calistoga, March 1, 1992 at the Community Presbyterian Church. Close to 400 family members, friends and State and County officials attended. Rev. Ernest Volkman officiated and Rick Anderson, Administrative Lieutenant of Napa County Sheriff's Office, gave the eulogy.
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Weekly Calistogan, March 5, 1992
Vineyardist Tamagni will be remembered for his love of outdoors
Descendant of pioneer family dies suddenly
Ted Tamagni liked John Wayne movies, hunting, and working in his vineyard. He was leaving in June to hunt big game in Africa before he died suddenly at his home at age 57 from an aneurysm. Tamagni, born to Ted and Carolyn Tamagni on March 24, 1934 in Calistoga, was the Sealer of Weights and Measures of Napa County.
Descendant of a pioneer family that settled first in Knights Valley and then near town off the Silverado Trail, Tamagni was an avid sportsman and taxidermy hobbyist.
He bought part of the old Tamagni dairy ranch in 1977 and planted 45 acres of vineyards in Zinfandel, Merlot and Chardonnay. Working for the county by day, Tamagni worked in his vineyard 'til darkness drove him inside at the end of the day.
Hunting, taxidermy and vineyards, "that was his life," says son Ted Tamagni, who accompanied his dad on his hunting trips.
He is survived by his longtime companion Frances Goodwin as well as his mother Carolyn Tamagni, son and daughter-in-law Ted and Judy Tamagni and grandchildren Jason and Jessica Tamagni, all of Calistoga, his daughter and son-in-law Teirey and George Tagliaferri of St. Helena; his sister Nancy Taamagni of Santa Rosa; and nieces Connie Blue of Santa Rosa and Pam Anderson of Pacheo.
He was past master of Calistoga Masonic Lodge No. 233 and member of the California Agricultural Commissioners Seals Association.
Memorial services were conducted by the Masons Lodge of Calistoga at the Community Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
Donations to a charity or organization of the donor's choice are preferred by the family.
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Died of a brain aneurysm at his home in Calistoga, CA. He was 57 years old.
Mr. Tamagni, a native of Calistoga, was born on March 24, 1934 to Ted and Carolyn Tamagni. He was the Sealer of Weights and Measures of Napa County. He was a Past Master of Calistoga Masonic Lodge #233 and a member of the California Agricultural Commissioners and Sealers Association.
He was also a member of the Native Sons of the Gold West.
Mr. Tamagni is survived by his dearest companion, Frances (née Sequira) Goodwin. Loving father of Teddy Tamagni and his wife Judy of Calistoga, and Teirey Tagliaferri and her husband George of St. Helena. Beloved son of Carolyn Tamagni of Calistoga. Dear brother of Nancy Tamagni of Santa Rosa. Adored grandfather (also known as Papa Ted) of Jason and Jessica Tamagni of Calistoga and uncle of Connie (née Anderson) Blue of Santa Rosa and Pam Anderson of Pacheco. Also survived by four aunts, one uncle, numerous cousins and many close personal friends and colleagues.
Memorial services were conducted by the Masonic Lodge of Calistoga, March 1, 1992 at the Community Presbyterian Church. Close to 400 family members, friends and State and County officials attended. Rev. Ernest Volkman officiated and Rick Anderson, Administrative Lieutenant of Napa County Sheriff's Office, gave the eulogy.
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Weekly Calistogan, March 5, 1992
Vineyardist Tamagni will be remembered for his love of outdoors
Descendant of pioneer family dies suddenly
Ted Tamagni liked John Wayne movies, hunting, and working in his vineyard. He was leaving in June to hunt big game in Africa before he died suddenly at his home at age 57 from an aneurysm. Tamagni, born to Ted and Carolyn Tamagni on March 24, 1934 in Calistoga, was the Sealer of Weights and Measures of Napa County.
Descendant of a pioneer family that settled first in Knights Valley and then near town off the Silverado Trail, Tamagni was an avid sportsman and taxidermy hobbyist.
He bought part of the old Tamagni dairy ranch in 1977 and planted 45 acres of vineyards in Zinfandel, Merlot and Chardonnay. Working for the county by day, Tamagni worked in his vineyard 'til darkness drove him inside at the end of the day.
Hunting, taxidermy and vineyards, "that was his life," says son Ted Tamagni, who accompanied his dad on his hunting trips.
He is survived by his longtime companion Frances Goodwin as well as his mother Carolyn Tamagni, son and daughter-in-law Ted and Judy Tamagni and grandchildren Jason and Jessica Tamagni, all of Calistoga, his daughter and son-in-law Teirey and George Tagliaferri of St. Helena; his sister Nancy Taamagni of Santa Rosa; and nieces Connie Blue of Santa Rosa and Pam Anderson of Pacheo.
He was past master of Calistoga Masonic Lodge No. 233 and member of the California Agricultural Commissioners Seals Association.
Memorial services were conducted by the Masons Lodge of Calistoga at the Community Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
Donations to a charity or organization of the donor's choice are preferred by the family.
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