Mr. Gaytan passed away at home, 214-1/2 E. N St., Colton, due to pneumonia and stomach ailments. He was a store owner.
He leaves his wife Rosa, and was the son of Pedro and Catalina (Lopez) Gaytan, both natives of Mexico.
Services were held on Tuesday, the 27th, at 5:30 pm at San Salvador Catholic Church, by Rev. Father Valencia. Ramirez & Co. was in charge of the funeral arrangements.
Information courtesy of the Colton Area Museum.
He leaves his wife Rosa, and was the son of Pedro and Catalina (Lopez) Gaytan, both natives of Mexico.
Services were held on Tuesday, the 27th, at 5:30 pm at San Salvador Catholic Church, by Rev. Father Valencia. Ramirez & Co. was in charge of the funeral arrangements.
Information courtesy of the Colton Area Museum.
Mr. Gaytan passed away at home, 214-1/2 E. N St., Colton, due to pneumonia and stomach ailments. He was a store owner.
He leaves his wife Rosa, and was the son of Pedro and Catalina (Lopez) Gaytan, both natives of Mexico.
Services were held on Tuesday, the 27th, at 5:30 pm at San Salvador Catholic Church, by Rev. Father Valencia. Ramirez & Co. was in charge of the funeral arrangements.
Information courtesy of the Colton Area Museum.
He leaves his wife Rosa, and was the son of Pedro and Catalina (Lopez) Gaytan, both natives of Mexico.
Services were held on Tuesday, the 27th, at 5:30 pm at San Salvador Catholic Church, by Rev. Father Valencia. Ramirez & Co. was in charge of the funeral arrangements.
Information courtesy of the Colton Area Museum.
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