Dean Nelson, passed away peacefully, on March 3, 2017.
Dean was born in Hooper, NE on December 8, 1927. He graduated from Hooper, HS and then entered the Navy in 1945. Dean was married to Nadyne on May 20, 1947 for 41 years. She preceded him in death, Nov. 1988.
After honorably discharged from the Navy in 1948, he moved to Riverside, Ca and then to Redding in 1972. He worked for and successfully owed Chevron Service stations, from which he retired. He owned the Chevon station on Oasis Rd in Redding for many years, where he prided himself on taking care of CHP patrol cars. He enjoyed sports, travel, fishing and daily walks.
He is survived by his brother, Keith, his aunt, Verona Pawling, his 4 children, Linda Sorensen, Randy (Edie), Jeff, and Greg (Ronna), his 3 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews .
He is preceded in death, by his wife, Nadyne, his parents Oliver and Ella, his brothers, Elmer, Vernon, Willis and his sister Janet Frey.
Published in Redding Record Searchlight from Mar. 26 to Mar. 27, 2017∼"Dean Nelson, Redding, CA 89, passed away peacefully, on March 3, 2017.
A memorial will be held at 2pm, May 5, 2017 at the Veterans Cemetery in Igo, Ca. where he will be interned with Military Honors.
Dean was born in Hooper, NE on December 8, 1927. He graduated from Hooper, HS and then entered the Navy in 1945. Dean was married to Nadyne on May 20, 1947 for 41 years. She preceded him in death, Nov. 1988.
After honorably discharged from the Navy in 1948, he moved to Riverside, Ca and then to Redding in 1972. He worked for and successfully owed Chevron Service stations, from which he retired. He owned the Chevon station on Oasis Rd in Redding for many years, where he prided himself on taking care of CHP patrol cars. He enjoyed sports, travel, fishing and daily walks.
He is survived by his brother, Keith, his aunt, Verona Pawling, his 4 children, Linda Sorensen, Randy (Edie), Jeff, and Greg (Ronna), his 3 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews .
He is preceded in death, by his wife, Nadyne, his parents Oliver and Ella, his brothers, Elmer, Vernon, Willis and his sister Janet Frey."
Published in Redding Record Searchlight, Redding, California, Mar. 26, 2017.
4 March, 2017 (Linda) Hello all. I don't know of any other way to tell you altogether of our sad news . Our dad passed yesterday at 6:20 pm peacefully with Jeff and I at his bedside. Randy and Greg were on their way to be here. They both had some precious moments with him last week and are doing okay. We will all be together today. I will let everyone know if there will be a memorial service . We are not sure yet. Dad was a very solitary person after our mother died and we are going to discuss what he would want. Just know that I always showed him your comments on Facebook and he loved them! And I always passed on to him your well wishes. Keith ,of course,spoke to dad last week and they laughed and laughed together and dad just was so happy to talk to him. I would ask of you to please pass this news on to the rest of the family. Dad struggled these past few weeks but there were very special moments of lucidity and that's what we will keep in our hearts. I love you all and so did dad. He's resting now..
Dean was born in Hooper, NE on December 8, 1927. He graduated from Hooper, HS and then entered the Navy in 1945. Dean was married to Nadyne on May 20, 1947 for 41 years. She preceded him in death, Nov. 1988.
After honorably discharged from the Navy in 1948, he moved to Riverside, Ca and then to Redding in 1972. He worked for and successfully owed Chevron Service stations, from which he retired. He owned the Chevon station on Oasis Rd in Redding for many years, where he prided himself on taking care of CHP patrol cars. He enjoyed sports, travel, fishing and daily walks.
He is survived by his brother, Keith, his aunt, Verona Pawling, his 4 children, Linda Sorensen, Randy (Edie), Jeff, and Greg (Ronna), his 3 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews .
He is preceded in death, by his wife, Nadyne, his parents Oliver and Ella, his brothers, Elmer, Vernon, Willis and his sister Janet Frey.
Published in Redding Record Searchlight from Mar. 26 to Mar. 27, 2017∼"Dean Nelson, Redding, CA 89, passed away peacefully, on March 3, 2017.
A memorial will be held at 2pm, May 5, 2017 at the Veterans Cemetery in Igo, Ca. where he will be interned with Military Honors.
Dean was born in Hooper, NE on December 8, 1927. He graduated from Hooper, HS and then entered the Navy in 1945. Dean was married to Nadyne on May 20, 1947 for 41 years. She preceded him in death, Nov. 1988.
After honorably discharged from the Navy in 1948, he moved to Riverside, Ca and then to Redding in 1972. He worked for and successfully owed Chevron Service stations, from which he retired. He owned the Chevon station on Oasis Rd in Redding for many years, where he prided himself on taking care of CHP patrol cars. He enjoyed sports, travel, fishing and daily walks.
He is survived by his brother, Keith, his aunt, Verona Pawling, his 4 children, Linda Sorensen, Randy (Edie), Jeff, and Greg (Ronna), his 3 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews .
He is preceded in death, by his wife, Nadyne, his parents Oliver and Ella, his brothers, Elmer, Vernon, Willis and his sister Janet Frey."
Published in Redding Record Searchlight, Redding, California, Mar. 26, 2017.
4 March, 2017 (Linda) Hello all. I don't know of any other way to tell you altogether of our sad news . Our dad passed yesterday at 6:20 pm peacefully with Jeff and I at his bedside. Randy and Greg were on their way to be here. They both had some precious moments with him last week and are doing okay. We will all be together today. I will let everyone know if there will be a memorial service . We are not sure yet. Dad was a very solitary person after our mother died and we are going to discuss what he would want. Just know that I always showed him your comments on Facebook and he loved them! And I always passed on to him your well wishes. Keith ,of course,spoke to dad last week and they laughed and laughed together and dad just was so happy to talk to him. I would ask of you to please pass this news on to the rest of the family. Dad struggled these past few weeks but there were very special moments of lucidity and that's what we will keep in our hearts. I love you all and so did dad. He's resting now..
Dean Nelson, passed away peacefully, on March 3, 2017.
Dean was born in Hooper, NE on December 8, 1927. He graduated from Hooper, HS and then entered the Navy in 1945. Dean was married to Nadyne on May 20, 1947 for 41 years. She preceded him in death, Nov. 1988.
After honorably discharged from the Navy in 1948, he moved to Riverside, Ca and then to Redding in 1972. He worked for and successfully owed Chevron Service stations, from which he retired. He owned the Chevon station on Oasis Rd in Redding for many years, where he prided himself on taking care of CHP patrol cars. He enjoyed sports, travel, fishing and daily walks.
He is survived by his brother, Keith, his aunt, Verona Pawling, his 4 children, Linda Sorensen, Randy (Edie), Jeff, and Greg (Ronna), his 3 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews .
He is preceded in death, by his wife, Nadyne, his parents Oliver and Ella, his brothers, Elmer, Vernon, Willis and his sister Janet Frey.
Published in Redding Record Searchlight from Mar. 26 to Mar. 27, 2017∼"Dean Nelson, Redding, CA 89, passed away peacefully, on March 3, 2017.
A memorial will be held at 2pm, May 5, 2017 at the Veterans Cemetery in Igo, Ca. where he will be interned with Military Honors.
Dean was born in Hooper, NE on December 8, 1927. He graduated from Hooper, HS and then entered the Navy in 1945. Dean was married to Nadyne on May 20, 1947 for 41 years. She preceded him in death, Nov. 1988.
After honorably discharged from the Navy in 1948, he moved to Riverside, Ca and then to Redding in 1972. He worked for and successfully owed Chevron Service stations, from which he retired. He owned the Chevon station on Oasis Rd in Redding for many years, where he prided himself on taking care of CHP patrol cars. He enjoyed sports, travel, fishing and daily walks.
He is survived by his brother, Keith, his aunt, Verona Pawling, his 4 children, Linda Sorensen, Randy (Edie), Jeff, and Greg (Ronna), his 3 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews .
He is preceded in death, by his wife, Nadyne, his parents Oliver and Ella, his brothers, Elmer, Vernon, Willis and his sister Janet Frey."
Published in Redding Record Searchlight, Redding, California, Mar. 26, 2017.
4 March, 2017 (Linda) Hello all. I don't know of any other way to tell you altogether of our sad news . Our dad passed yesterday at 6:20 pm peacefully with Jeff and I at his bedside. Randy and Greg were on their way to be here. They both had some precious moments with him last week and are doing okay. We will all be together today. I will let everyone know if there will be a memorial service . We are not sure yet. Dad was a very solitary person after our mother died and we are going to discuss what he would want. Just know that I always showed him your comments on Facebook and he loved them! And I always passed on to him your well wishes. Keith ,of course,spoke to dad last week and they laughed and laughed together and dad just was so happy to talk to him. I would ask of you to please pass this news on to the rest of the family. Dad struggled these past few weeks but there were very special moments of lucidity and that's what we will keep in our hearts. I love you all and so did dad. He's resting now..
Dean was born in Hooper, NE on December 8, 1927. He graduated from Hooper, HS and then entered the Navy in 1945. Dean was married to Nadyne on May 20, 1947 for 41 years. She preceded him in death, Nov. 1988.
After honorably discharged from the Navy in 1948, he moved to Riverside, Ca and then to Redding in 1972. He worked for and successfully owed Chevron Service stations, from which he retired. He owned the Chevon station on Oasis Rd in Redding for many years, where he prided himself on taking care of CHP patrol cars. He enjoyed sports, travel, fishing and daily walks.
He is survived by his brother, Keith, his aunt, Verona Pawling, his 4 children, Linda Sorensen, Randy (Edie), Jeff, and Greg (Ronna), his 3 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews .
He is preceded in death, by his wife, Nadyne, his parents Oliver and Ella, his brothers, Elmer, Vernon, Willis and his sister Janet Frey.
Published in Redding Record Searchlight from Mar. 26 to Mar. 27, 2017∼"Dean Nelson, Redding, CA 89, passed away peacefully, on March 3, 2017.
A memorial will be held at 2pm, May 5, 2017 at the Veterans Cemetery in Igo, Ca. where he will be interned with Military Honors.
Dean was born in Hooper, NE on December 8, 1927. He graduated from Hooper, HS and then entered the Navy in 1945. Dean was married to Nadyne on May 20, 1947 for 41 years. She preceded him in death, Nov. 1988.
After honorably discharged from the Navy in 1948, he moved to Riverside, Ca and then to Redding in 1972. He worked for and successfully owed Chevron Service stations, from which he retired. He owned the Chevon station on Oasis Rd in Redding for many years, where he prided himself on taking care of CHP patrol cars. He enjoyed sports, travel, fishing and daily walks.
He is survived by his brother, Keith, his aunt, Verona Pawling, his 4 children, Linda Sorensen, Randy (Edie), Jeff, and Greg (Ronna), his 3 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren and many nieces and nephews .
He is preceded in death, by his wife, Nadyne, his parents Oliver and Ella, his brothers, Elmer, Vernon, Willis and his sister Janet Frey."
Published in Redding Record Searchlight, Redding, California, Mar. 26, 2017.
4 March, 2017 (Linda) Hello all. I don't know of any other way to tell you altogether of our sad news . Our dad passed yesterday at 6:20 pm peacefully with Jeff and I at his bedside. Randy and Greg were on their way to be here. They both had some precious moments with him last week and are doing okay. We will all be together today. I will let everyone know if there will be a memorial service . We are not sure yet. Dad was a very solitary person after our mother died and we are going to discuss what he would want. Just know that I always showed him your comments on Facebook and he loved them! And I always passed on to him your well wishes. Keith ,of course,spoke to dad last week and they laughed and laughed together and dad just was so happy to talk to him. I would ask of you to please pass this news on to the rest of the family. Dad struggled these past few weeks but there were very special moments of lucidity and that's what we will keep in our hearts. I love you all and so did dad. He's resting now..
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