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SUNDAY AUGUST 16 2015 THE FRESNO BEE 3B Tributes Services Announcements STEPHENS BEAN CHAPEL 202 N. Teilman, Fresno 268-9292 Lic. IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORIAM SERVICES SERVICES FUNERAL DIRECTORY For more information regarding this section, call our Obits department at (559)441-6228 for an appointment, 9:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m. MILO JACOBSEN Milo Anton Jacobsen, a lifelong Easton, CA, area farmer, passed away on Sunday, August 9, 2015.

Milo was born on August 24, 1924, to Gotfred and Kirstine "Daisy" Jacobsen. He lived all of his 90 years on the same property his fa- ther purchased back in the early 1900's. In addition to farming in the greater Easton area, Milo also farmed at times near Raisin City, CA, and Winnemucca, NV. Throughout the years, he grew a variety of crops, in- cluding grapes, prunes, sweet corn, pumpkins, peanuts, alfalfa, garlic, on- ions, soybeans, artichokes, sugar beets, black eyed peas, sunflowers, vegetable seed, bok choy, carrots, tomatoes, and much more. Always one to have a shovel in his hand, there wasn't much he couldn't grow, and through the years many sought out his farming wisdom.

Beyond the farm, Milo truly valued the time he spent with family and friends, lending a helping hand to anyone who needed one. Add- itionally, Milo learned to fly and enjoyed numerous trips over the years with family and friends, includ- ing destinations all over the western United States and Mexico. He had the opportunity to travel to several places, including memorable visits to Australia and New Zealand. He enjoyed tending and building up his yard, which, among many accom- plishments, included raising hun- dreds of sago palms that he took great pride in. The Jacobsen family thanks those at Community Regional Medical Center; and Horizon Health Sub- acute Center, who took such won- derful care of Milo during his brief ill- ness.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Gotfred and Daisy; brother, Gotfred, and sister, Meta Stan- sell. Milo is survived by Janice, his wife of 64 years; two sons, Ray and his wife Debbie, and Randy and his wife Liz; and daughter, Carol Brown and her husband Michael. He also leaves behind 10 grandchildren; six great- grandchildren; and numerous friends. An open house will be held to cele- brate Milo's life on Sunday, August 30, 2015, from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

For more information, please call 559-266-3902. Remembrances may be made to the charity of your choice. Condolences may be offered by visiting www.stephensandbean.com STEPHENS BEAN CHAPEL 202 North Teilman Avenue Fresno, California (559)268-9292 JUNE POOL, R.N., M.S. Vickie The children of June "Vickie" Pool announce her death, which occurred on August 5, 2015. She was born in Pennsylvania in 1926, and came with her mother to California at a young age for her health, living in Santa Monica and the Los Angeles area.

As a single mother, June's mother set an example of persever- ance, tenacity, and strength for her daughter, all of which were evident throughout June's life. She was trained as a nurse at Los Angeles County General Hospital where she treated World War II wounded veterans with much care and compassion. After training, she moved to the Madera, CA area where she worked in area hospitals until becoming a nursing instructor at Fresno City College from 1952 to 1984. She taught many Licensed Vocational Nurses to perform their jobs at the highest level of compe- tency and care for patients. In a tri- bute to June, her students wrote and presented her an illustrated poem, an excerpt which follows: see what a wonderful teach- er.

You'd look far to find one to match her. Her experience she shared without reservation. To aro- use a greater stimulation of brains and knowledge. We now have great courage to go out and become great nurses. Thanks to you, Mrs.

Pool. S. Alden, D. Brown June taught her students to achieve the highest level of care in nursing all while managing a household of four children. While working and caring for her children, she completed a Masters Degree.

She learned les- sons well from her own mother, man- aging life events with fortitude, cour- age, and grace never surrendering to hardships. In her last days, the peo- ple caring for her noted her intense strength, will, and intelligence. June is survived by her children, Valerie Gunner and her husband Kevin, Susan Hansen and her hus- band Doug, Debra Hansen and her husband Rob, and Steven Pool. She is also survived by eight grandchil- dren, Nathaniel Hansen, Wyeth Hansen, Erica McCormack, Natalie Hansen, Hillery Gunner, Angela Gunner, Kirsten Pool and Thomas Pool; and by her great-granddau- ghter, Imogen McCormack. June's children wish to thank the staff at Oakmont; and the Hinds Hospice nurses for their concern and care.

A Memorial Service for June will be held at Saint James Anglican Cath- edral on Friday, August 21, 2015, at 11:30 a.m. In celebration of her life, there will be a reception in the church's reception hall after the ser- vice. ALICE E. BOGENREIF Alice E. Bogenreif of Fresno, CA passed away on Tuesday, August 4, 2015.

She was born on November 16, 1936, in Vermillion, SD, to Elmer and Alvah Ellison. Alice attended the University of South Da- kota where she earned her teaching credential. Alice enjoyed skiing, tennis, gardening, bridge, reading and en- tertaining. She was a loving wife and mother. During her 54 year marriage to Doug, they lived in Ma- ssachusetts, California, Ohio and Arizona.

She had a very active social life and made friends wherever she went. She was preceded in death by her parents; sisters, Robin Behan of New Orleans, LA, and Dorothy Peterson of Fedora, SD; and her husband Doug. Alice is survived by her daughter, Linda Bogenreif of Fresno; her sister, Charlotte Peters, of Sioux Falls, SD; her brother, Erlin Ellison of Vermillion, SD; and several nieces and nephews. InLovingMemoryOf MIKE VILLA AMPARANO "Our Dad, Our Hero" Remembering you is easy, we do it every- day. Missing you is a heart ache that never goes away.

Love your Family THOMAS DOYLE BLAGG April 15, 1923 August 2, 2015 Doyle was born in Pawnee, OK, to Mary Alice and I.A. Blagg He was the oldest of three brothers, Clifford Dale and Wendell Eugene. While he was a child, the family moved their dairy operation to Caruthers, CA where he attended Caruthers High School. Doyle's call to duty came in 1943. Doyle was awarded five Battle Stars in the European Theater.

Embarking home aboard the Queen Mary, he began his civilian life in Fresno, CA. Doyle worked for the City of Fresno for almost 30 years as an engineer and Captain on the city's fire depart- ment. Doyle shared 48 years with his be- loved wife, Beverly, prior to her pass- ing. They had two children, Terry Paul and her husband John, and Tom Blagg and his wife Kelly. He was es- pecially proud of his four grand- daughters, Julianne Nitta and hus- band Dave, Jennifer Schroer and husband Justin, Brenna and Kaitlin Blagg.

He had three great- grandchildren, Caleb, Audrey, and Colby Nitta. Everyone who knew Doyle would describe him as an avid outdoors- man. As a dog trainer, his English Pointers led him to national promi- nence in the Field Trial arena. Judging at Field Trial events became a sport of its own where he was a noted contributor to Field Trial rules and standards. Sailing and Doyle be- came synonymous.

The venues of Fresno Yacht Club and South Shore Yacht Club of Newport Beach showcased his self-taught sailing abilities, winning many races and championships. The many friends he made through Fresno Yacht Club and the greater sailing community is something he always cherished. T. Doyle Blagg, a great man amongst the greatest generation. A Memorial Service will be held at the Sunnyside Country Club, 5704 E.

Butler on August 18, 2015, at 11:00 a.m. In lieu of flowers the family sug- gests any remebrances be sent to Trinity Community Church, 12168 N. Willow Clovis, CA 93619; or Multiple Myeloma Research Foun- dation, 383 Main 5th floor, Norwalk, CT 06851. HAROLD KELLY Harold Kelly was born in Prescott, AK on January 11, 1943, to Law- rence and Eva Kelly. Shortly after he moved to Oak Grove, LA.

He passed away on July 29, 2015, with family members by his side. He was the son of a share crop farmer and the third of eight children. He attended Forest High School and was a four year starter on the varsity basketball team. His team was ranked number two in Louisiana his senior year in 1960. After playing basketball at North East Louisiana University, he graduated with a Health and Phy- sical Education degree in 1967.

He taught and coached one year before entering the United States Marine Corps from 1968 to 1970. His bas- ketball skills earned him a spot on the special services team in Quan- tico, VA. In 1978, he started Kelly Enter- prise, a produce company. Not long after, he became the proud father of his son Chad in 1981. He started raising and training horses in the ear- ly 1980's.

Harold helped start and run the Little Hoopsters Basketball program in Sanger for over 12 years. He com- peted in basketball his entire life and played in many national senior games competitions, where in 2009, he was a member of the Silver Medal team at the National Senior Games at Stanford University. As a breast cancer survivor, he be- came a regional spokesperson for cancer awareness. Harold will al- ways be remembered as a competi- tor, a conversationalist, master sto- ryteller, prankster and a compas- sionate human being that touched thousands of lives. Harold's love for his family and friends was immeasurable.

He will be greatly missed. "Until we shoot again, we love you." He was preceded in death by his parents, Lawrence and Eva; and his brother Tony. He is survived by his son Chad; brothers, Brian, Gary, Mickey, and Glenn; sisters, Mary and Donna; and long time partner, Sharon Bertao. A Memorial Service will be held at Oak Hills Church, 1446 Tollhouse Road, Clovis, CA, on Saturday, August 22, 2015, at 11:00 a.m. A no host lunch well be held at Fermin's Restaurant, 1351 7th Street, Sanger, CA, immediately after.

In lieu of flowers, remembrances may be made to a scholarship fund in his name. AUDREA JEAN MAGLIO Together Again Our beloved mother, and grandmother, Jean Maglio, of Fresno, CA, passed away on Sat- urday, August 8, 2015, at age 71. She was a beautician and partner at Fig Tree Salon in Fresno. Jean was preceded in death by her loving husband of 43 years, Wayne Maglio. Jean is survived by her daughter, Jennifer Maglio; and her grand- son, Jake Wyman.

Her family and friends will miss their long talks, her compassionate ad- vice, and cherish the memories of her fore- ver. A Funeral Mass will be held at Our Lady of Victory Church in Fres- no, CA on Monday, August 17, 2015 at 10:00 a.m. www.farewell.com In Loving Memory Of ISABELMARTINEZ It's been one year since you've been gone. We think of you everyday miss your smile. We know you are fine because you are in God's hands.

We all love you very much. Your loving Husband and Family.