William Silveira Andrade, age 90, formerly of Hollister, CA, now from Shasta Lake, CA, passed away on May 29, 2004. Born in Paicines, November 1, 1913 to Frank and Maria Andrade. Married June 21, 1936 to Leonore M. Andrade. They would have celebrated their 68 anniversary this June.
Father of William Frank Andrade of Redding, and Rose Marie Robbins of Shasta Lake; Brother of Tony Andrade and Joe Rose, Marie Toggnazzini, Clara Bettencourt and Betty Betencourt all of Hollister, Anna LePaine of San Jose and Angie Bettencourt of Roseburg, OR. Six Grandchildren, ten Great grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. Preceeding him in death were his parents and sister, Helen Azevedo and brothers Manuel, Frank, George and Joe Andrade.
He had lived in Hollister until five years ago when he moved to Placerville and then one year ago he moved to Redding to be with his children. As a teenager he worked for Louis Ladd Ranch and later pursued his life-long farming career. He did carpenter work for a little more then 10 years but went back to his first love of planting and harvesting tomatoes. He retired at 68 and he and his wife persued hunting and fishing.
Grunnagle-Ament-Nelson Funeral Home. Burial and graveside services were held at Calvary Cemetery in Hollister.
Father of William Frank Andrade of Redding, and Rose Marie Robbins of Shasta Lake; Brother of Tony Andrade and Joe Rose, Marie Toggnazzini, Clara Bettencourt and Betty Betencourt all of Hollister, Anna LePaine of San Jose and Angie Bettencourt of Roseburg, OR. Six Grandchildren, ten Great grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. Preceeding him in death were his parents and sister, Helen Azevedo and brothers Manuel, Frank, George and Joe Andrade.
He had lived in Hollister until five years ago when he moved to Placerville and then one year ago he moved to Redding to be with his children. As a teenager he worked for Louis Ladd Ranch and later pursued his life-long farming career. He did carpenter work for a little more then 10 years but went back to his first love of planting and harvesting tomatoes. He retired at 68 and he and his wife persued hunting and fishing.
Grunnagle-Ament-Nelson Funeral Home. Burial and graveside services were held at Calvary Cemetery in Hollister.
William Silveira Andrade, age 90, formerly of Hollister, CA, now from Shasta Lake, CA, passed away on May 29, 2004. Born in Paicines, November 1, 1913 to Frank and Maria Andrade. Married June 21, 1936 to Leonore M. Andrade. They would have celebrated their 68 anniversary this June.
Father of William Frank Andrade of Redding, and Rose Marie Robbins of Shasta Lake; Brother of Tony Andrade and Joe Rose, Marie Toggnazzini, Clara Bettencourt and Betty Betencourt all of Hollister, Anna LePaine of San Jose and Angie Bettencourt of Roseburg, OR. Six Grandchildren, ten Great grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. Preceeding him in death were his parents and sister, Helen Azevedo and brothers Manuel, Frank, George and Joe Andrade.
He had lived in Hollister until five years ago when he moved to Placerville and then one year ago he moved to Redding to be with his children. As a teenager he worked for Louis Ladd Ranch and later pursued his life-long farming career. He did carpenter work for a little more then 10 years but went back to his first love of planting and harvesting tomatoes. He retired at 68 and he and his wife persued hunting and fishing.
Grunnagle-Ament-Nelson Funeral Home. Burial and graveside services were held at Calvary Cemetery in Hollister.
Father of William Frank Andrade of Redding, and Rose Marie Robbins of Shasta Lake; Brother of Tony Andrade and Joe Rose, Marie Toggnazzini, Clara Bettencourt and Betty Betencourt all of Hollister, Anna LePaine of San Jose and Angie Bettencourt of Roseburg, OR. Six Grandchildren, ten Great grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. Preceeding him in death were his parents and sister, Helen Azevedo and brothers Manuel, Frank, George and Joe Andrade.
He had lived in Hollister until five years ago when he moved to Placerville and then one year ago he moved to Redding to be with his children. As a teenager he worked for Louis Ladd Ranch and later pursued his life-long farming career. He did carpenter work for a little more then 10 years but went back to his first love of planting and harvesting tomatoes. He retired at 68 and he and his wife persued hunting and fishing.
Grunnagle-Ament-Nelson Funeral Home. Burial and graveside services were held at Calvary Cemetery in Hollister.
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