Joshua Michael Wendt: A Working-Class Hero Who Forged His Own Path
Family and friends remember a longtime cement mason and Cutten Ridgewood baseball coach known for his authenticity, humor and deep love for his people.
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Family and friends remember a longtime cement mason and Cutten Ridgewood baseball coach known for his authenticity, humor and deep love for his people.
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“Tom will be remembered for his love for Jesus, compassion for his community, love for his family and all those around him.”
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The Fortuna native and 51-year husband to Donna spent three decades caring for trees before capping his career at Bear River Casino, always showing up first for his kids and grandkids from the sidelines.
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At the Mateel Community Center, August 1 at 3 p.m.
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“Our lives are forever changed because of him and our loss of him. xa’gya’ne’; Safe travels, Aaron Ryan. ithváaykam ip’áhooti; Keep Moving Forward.”
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“Throughout her life Connie embraced many different careers, from camp counselor and operating an in-home daycare to bookkeeping at Texaco, Renner, HealthCare Medical Associates, and Winzler & Kelly. In her fifties she fulfilled a lifelong dream by attending beauty school and becoming a hairstylist… .”
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Friends and former students remember the longtime Moorpark College history professor and Arcata resident for a lifetime spent teaching far beyond the walls of any classroom.
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“She was the kind of person who made everyone feel welcome and cared deeply about the people in her life. She was always there when someone needed her. Though gentle by nature, Leah wasn’t afraid to use her voice. She was an advocate for herself and for others, and she never hesitated to speak up when it mattered. “
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‘Please join Barb, Brian, Kortney and their family and friends at the River Lodge in Fortuna. On Saturday, July 18th @ 2:00. Bring your stories and fond memories.”
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“Setting up a private practice at Mad River Community Hospital in Arcata, California, his practice thrived for over 35 years.
The connections he developed between fellow doctors, nurses, hospital staff, not just at Mad River, but St. Joseph Hospital, Redwood Hospital, and the local clinics, ran deep and widespread.”