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THE SACRAMENTO BEE SUNDAY MARCH 31, 2024 PAGE 7C Obituaries Angell, William 83 Sacramento Mar 10 North Sacramento Funeral Home Baustian, Linda Ann, 65 Applegate Feb 04 Lasilla Funeral Chapel Brosseau, Alden Wilfrid, 96 Sonoma Mar 10 Mission Chapel Chan, Wallace, 83 Courtland Feb 24 Harry A Nauman Son Chang, Emily Yee, 74 El Dorado Hills Mar 04 Sutter Cremation Folsom Clark, Charles Everett, 86 Rocklin Feb 18 Blue Oaks Cremation and Burial Service Deatherage, Fred 81 Las Vegas Feb 02 Care Cremation and Burial Eastus, Alice Bell, 96 Sierra Vista Jan 26 Tucson Neptune Society Eby, Erwin Bruce, 89 Elk Grove Mar 24 Herberger Family Elk Grove Funeral Chapel Hutton, Desmond Edward, 91 Fair Oaks Feb 08 Mount Vernon Koehler III, Gustav Adolphus, 79 Sacramento Mar 17 Trident Society La Zier, Phillip Williams, 88 Sacramento Feb 24 All Seasons Funeral Service MacFarland, William Bruce, 93 Wilton Feb 08 Fair Oaks Healthcare Center Marshall, Herbert, 97 Sacramento Mar 16 Chapel of The Hills, Auburn Parr, Michael, 82 Sacramento Mar 25 Lombard Funeral Home Peckham, John Clark, 75 Fair Oaks Nov 02 Romani, Dolores (Perez), 90 Sacramento Mar 17 Gormley Son, W.F. Strahler, Richard 96 Sacramento Mar 17 Trident Society Vernon, David 84 Lewisburg Mar 12 Roupp Funeral Home, Inc. OBITUARY INDEX Bold listings indicate expanded obituaries View and place obituaries at sacbee.com Contact our obituary at 916-321-1323 or NAME, AGE CITY DEATH ARRANGEMENTS Wilton, California Wil- liam MacFarland, born October 30, 1930, in San Antonio, Texas, passed away on February 8, 2024, at the age of 93. A Celebra- tion of Life will be held on Sunday, April 14, 2024, at 2-4 p.m. at the Albiani Rec- reation Center, 8830 Sharkey Elk Grove, CA.

William Bruce MacFarland October 30, 1930 August 16, 1937 September 1, 1948 February 8, 2024 February 18, 2024 Sacramento, Califor- nia Michael Sherwin Parr was born March 29th, 1941 in Detroit, Michigan. He grew up surrounded by a lot of family, as well as close friends who remain so to this day. He was quite an accomplished athlete, play- ing various sports and even set a citywide record for sit ups with 600. As a teenager, Michael went to work in his dry-cleaning busi- ness, Parr French Cleaners. In 1958, Michael graduated from Mumford High School, later made famous by Ed- die Murphy in Beverly Hills Cop.

Michael then attended University of Michigan, along with some of the same close friends from childhood, all of them becoming doc- tors. Michael fast-tracked to a medical degree in seven years, later completing his residency as an in Detroit. Michael, along with his wife Jacqueline and their two sons Howard and Stuart at the time moved out to Sac- ramento to serve at Mather Air Force Base. Just before an intended move back to De- troit, Michael was offered a job at the UC Davis Medical Center, and he has remained in Sacramento ever since. A few short years after moving to Sacramento, Michael and Jackie had a daughter Wendy as well and lived in a beau- tiful home overlooking the American River.

Michael moved into a private medical practice at American River Hospital, and later married Elizabeth whom he had met in kindergarten. Along with her son Jamie and daughter Robin, the family grew in size and closeness. Michael then took the bravest step of his life in get- ting treatment for addiction. Over 40 years sober, he al- ways said it was his proudest achievement. He became in addiction and helped thousands of peo- ple overcome their own ad- diction.

It is not uncommon to meet someone at an event, or on an airplane, who was either delivered as a baby by Michael or counseled to so- briety by him. He lived a life of tremendous impact, win- ning many awards along the way, including Sacramento Person of the Year. Michael also worked with the NBA for over 25 years. For the past nine years, Mi- chael has been with his part- ner Beth Harney. She and her son Austin and daughter Sarah have been a bedrock of care for Michael when he faced health challenges of his own.

Throughout it all, Michael continued to pro- vide counseling to addicts throughout the world, always saying, is my purpose in Michael is predeceased by his parents David and Ber- tha, and his sister Maxine. He is survived by his part- ner Beth (children Sarah and Austin), his children Jamie (wife Lisa), Howard (wife Gina), Robin (husband Da- vid), Stuart (partner and Wendy (wife Caroleen), as well as his grandchildren Riley, Nicole, Dylan, Car- ter, Claire, Harper, Teo and Kennedy. And many, many friends and family through- out the country. Michael Parr March 29, 1941 March 25, 2024 Elk Grove, California Erwin Eby passed away peacefully on March 24, 2024 at home in Elk Grove, California at the age of 89. He was born in Oakland, California to Dr.

and Mrs. George Eby on June 14, 1934. He grew up in Stockton and graduated from Stockton High School in 1952. He re- ceived his bachelors degree from Texas Western Univer- sity (UTEP) in 1956. He was a gunnery officer in the U.

S. Army spending two years in Germany. He began working for the San Joaquin County Depart- ment of Agriculture in 1960. In 1974, he was appointed Agricultural Commissioner of that county and served un- til his retirement in 1996. Outside of his professional life, Erwin had many inter- ests.

He was a member of the Stockton Sailing Club, Stockton Yacht Club, U.S. Power Squadron, Sierra Club, Stockton Downtown Rotary Club, and Hub City RV Club. He also belonged to the Central United Meth- odist Church. He loved boat- ing, backpacking, traveling in his motor home, ham ra- dio, and traveling overseas. Blue Grass music was his passion and he played more than 10 instruments.

He is survived by his wife of 64 years, Shirley Eby, their daughters Gail and Joy, and four grandchildren. There will be a private family graveside service with military honors held. Erwin Bruce Eby June 14, 1934 March 24, 2024 Rocklin, California Charles Everett Clark, 86, of Orangevale, California, passed away on February 18, 2024, in Rocklin, California. He was born on August 16, 1937, in Quincy, Massachu- setts. Fondly known as he was a loving man, quick with a joke and a song.

He was a dedicated and long- time resident of Orangevale, Ca. In 1974, Charlie founded Clark Air Conditioning and Heating alongside his wife Marcia, a business they suc- cessfully ran together until its sale in 2004. Charlie led a group of community leaders and col- laborated with the Oran- gevale Recreation and Park District staff to advocate for what is now the Orangevale Community Center, which opened in 1996. Charlie also volunteered for the Oran- gevale Lions Club, Chamber of Commerce, and other lo- cal organizations. He had a passion for singing and was a member of a Barbershop Quartet.

Charlie is survived by his wife Marcia Clark, broth- er Stanley Clark, broth- er Stewart Clark, son Jim Clark, daughter Marcie Ellis, son-in-law Derek Ellis, and grandson Justin Ellis. He is preceded in death by his sis- ter Anne Lawyer and brother Robert Clark. Charles Everett Clark Fair Oaks, California John Peckham, Age 75, passed away on November 2, 2023, in Fair Oaks, Ca. He was born on September 1, 1948, to Calvin and Mildred (Millie) Peckham. He was preceded in death by his par- ents and his brother William (Billy) Peckham.

He is survived by his brother James Peckham, son Jeremy Peckham, daughters Lori Pendleton (Larry), and Jennifer Gutierrez (Peter) and his beloved grandchil- dren. Jacob, Jesse, James and Luna Peckham, Taylor and Jordan Pendleton, Nathan, Adam and Olivia Gutierrez and great grandson, Wyatt Gutierrez. John was an avid collector, known for his love of music, old movies, old advertising signs and cars. He had a passion for life and enjoyed sharing his interests with others. John attended Highlands High School and graduated from American River Col- lege.

Throughout his career, John dedicated himself to Lucky Stores and Save Mart for 46 years and later joined Folsom Lake Ford for 10 years. In his free time, John was an active member of the Ma- sons and a past president of the Capital City Corvette Club. A Celebration of Life will be held at the Dante Club in Sacramento on April 6th noon to 3pm, where fami- ly and friends will gather to honor and remember remarkable life. John will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved him. May his memory be a source of comfort and inspiration to us all.

John Clark Peckham November 2, 2023 Sacramento, California Obituary: Herbert G. Marshall, 97, passed away on March 16, 2024. Born on October 23, 1926 he was raised in Newcastle, CA. Went to Placer Union High School and graduated in 1945. He lettered in Var- sity Baseball and Track as a freshman, and later, lettered in Football and Basketball.

He was on the two-year championship football team and voted the most outstand- ing player in the 1943 Ken- dall Arnett Basketball Tour- nament. He served in the Theater in the US Navy, sta- tioned on the USS Manila Bay Aircraft Carrier. Upon his return from the Service, he attended Plac- er College and played local semi-pro baseball with the Auburn Cubs for twelve years with a batting average of 329, and one-year in pro baseball with the Salt Lake City Bees and the Stockton Ports. Manager of Del Paso Man- or Little League Teams from 1961 1972. He was employed with the Telephone Company in Au- burn beginning in 1950 and worked as a lineman for four years.

In 1954 he was trans- ferred to the Commercial Department in Marysville, CA for four years as an Out- side Representative. He was then transferred to Yuba City for three years then moved to Sacramento, CA in 1960. He worked in the Marketing Department on California State Accounts. In 1964 he was transferred to the Gov- ernment Relations Depart- ment and made Manager of the State Capitol Communi- cations Department working with Governors Pat Brown, Ronald Regan, Jerry Brown, Michael Dukmejian, Pete Wilson and Gray Davis. He also worked with other State Agencies including the State Senate, State Assembly, Lieutenant Governor, and State office.

He worked with YMCA from 1961-1968. He was a member of Loaves and Fishes, Pacif- ic Bell Pioneer Travel Club, Newcastle Por- tuguese Hall Association, L.U.S.O., I.D.E.S., Portu- guese Historical and Cultural Society. Installed in the Northern California Baseball Old Tim- ers Association Hall of Fame in 1998, LaSalle Baseball Club Hall of Fame in 2004, and inducted in the Valley League Baseball Hall of Fame. Services: A visitation and Rosary will be held at Chap- el of the Hills located at 1331 Lincoln Way, Auburn, CA 95603 on at 4:00 to 7:00 pm. Funeral services on at 11:00 am at St.

Catholic Church, 1162 Lincoln Way, Auburn, CA. A brief Cemetery ser- vice on at 1:00 pm followed with a reception to follow at The Ridge Country Club from 1:00 to 4:00 pm located at 2020 Golf Course Road, Auburn, CA 95602. Mother: Alice Bernice Hansen Marshall Father: Albert Francis Marshall Wife: June Marshall Son: Gregory Marshall and wife, Diane Marshall of Sacramento, CA. Sister: Shirley Silva (de- ceased). Nieces: Gayle Scott (Tex- as), Linda Durham Hoffmann (Auburn), Katherine Schro- eder (West Sacramento).

Nephews: Bill Durham (Oklahoma), Jeff Silva (Newcastle), Dennis Durham (deceased). God Children: Megan Sil- va (Newcastle), Haley Silva (Auburn). Grand Nephew: Andrew Schroeder (West Sacramen- to). Grand Nieces: Judy Schroeder (W. Sacramento), Stacia Loe (Oregon), Steph- anie Ebel (Oregon).

Great Grand Niece: April Loe (Oregon) Great Grand Nephew: Colton Ebel (Oregon) Very Close Cousins: Yvonne Elder and Helene Matel (Auburn). In lieu of memori- als may be made to: St. Childrens Hos- pital 800-805-5856 or Loaves and Fishes of Sac- ramento, CA 916-446-0874 Herbert Marshall October 23, 1926 March 16, 2024 Sacramento, California Dolores passed away on March 17, 2024 in her Sacra- mento, CA home, surround- ed by her daughters, marking 18 years to the day since her passing. Born on July 17, 1933 to Joseph E. and Katherine A.

Perez, she graduated from Sacramento High School before marrying Victor H. Romani in 1952. Victor passed away in 1973. Dolores dedicated 25 years of service to the Department of Food and Agriculture, re- tiring in 1996. It was during her tenure there that she met Rollin Brown in 1975 with whom she shared companionship until his passing in 2020.

Dolores is survived by her loving daughters JoAnn Rasmus- sen (Glenn) of Mossyrock, WA and her daughter Vic- ki Romani of Folsom, CA. She leaves behind grandsons Erik Rasmussen and Antho- ny Cambra (Taylor), as well as her brother Dennis Perez, nephews Joseph and Mat- thew Perez, Kevin Purcell, and nieces Susan Brenner, Peggy Mayer, and Celeste Purcell-Turner. Dolores was preceded in death by her hus- band Victor H. Romani, her parents Joseph and Katherine Perez, and her companion Rollin Brown. Loved by so many throughout her life, she will forever be cher- ished in our hearts.

A funeral service in her honor will be held on April 5, 2024 at 1:00 PM at W.F. Gormley and Sons, 2015 Capitol Avenue, Sacramen- to, CA, followed by inter- ment at St. Ceme- tery, 6509 Fruitridge Road, Sacramento, CA. Reception will follow. Dolores Romani (Perez) July 17, 1933 March 17, 2024 Lewisburg, Pennsylvania David Richard Vernon, born July 18, 1939 in Visa- lia, CA, died on March 12, 2024 in Lewisburg, PA.

Da- vid grew up in Sacramento, graduated from Sacramento High School and then UC Davis, where he earned a B.A. degree in Psychology. He served 4 years in the US Navy as a Supply Officer. David attended the Univer- sity of Michigan, earned a Ph.D. in Organizational Psychology and worked as a consultant and visiting pro- fessor.

He later moved to Virginia, and then to Penn- sylvania, where he lived for the last years. His personal and profession- al interests included comput- ers, music, photography, and robotics. David is preceded in death by his parents Dun- can and Virginia Vernon. He is survived by his part- ner Lois Huffines, his sister Joan Nolte (Neil), 2 nieces, 1 grandniece and 4 grandneph- ews. Funeral services will be private.

Donations may be made in memory to a charity of your choice. David R. Vernon July 18, 1939 March 12, 2024 Las Vegas, Nevada Fred S. Deatherage, 81, of Las Vegas, NV, passed away on February 2, 2024, after a life with adventure and service. At Eielson AFB in Alaska, he started his fam- ily with his beloved wife, Marylane Knapp Deather- age.

After 18 years of mili- tary service, Fred pursued law. He retired from military service after 22 years from Beale AFB and became a respected attorney. He was an avid bridge player, golfer and a member of the Valley Hi Country Club. In 2019, he was diagnosed with Alzhei- a battle he faced with courage and grace. He is sur- vived by his wife of 54 years, Marylane, and his sons Fred Daniel and Dean Anthony.

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