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Ardon Krueger, '63 RIP
Dina Forney Marple, 1941-
Kathy Umble, '72
Mr Osberg RIP
Mr. Harold Simeroth, 1922
Donna Hooker, '68, RIP
Judy at work
Coye Hubbard Owens, '64
Jay Busse, '64 RIP
Uli Schoettle, '66
Bill Nayes, '66
'68 Reunion, 2022
'68 Reunion, 070922
Peer Schoettle, '62, 2014
Why the SPOON was stuck
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Pam Ford, '67
Joseph Kiloh, 1940-
Barbara Hedrick
Mrs. Adele Hendricks, 192
Interview: Greg Copeland.
Controlling Mass Fires
Unique
What the SPOON is abouttt
Patrick Collins, '69
Rex Barnes, '62, 1944-199
Alan Herlands, '66, 1949-
I can hear music
Michael Cosgriff, '67
Big musical event
Mrs. Ruth Carrico, 1926-2
Suzanne Easton, '66
DP resident won't m
Jan Chute Kunkel, '68
A question and answer
Big waves
Margaret Nickels Crane, '
More Patti and George
Can happen to the best of
The dangers of surfing
The Tauros
'The Flood"
Anybody seen Dennis Chall
Candy and Carla Moore
Your Santa Cruz vacation
The San Clemente Wall
The High Price of Art
Uh-oh! FBI jams a NB scam
Not very green any more
This is Oregon?
Movies About Vietnam War
Lee Jewett, 1940-2008
Tom's cousin in a large Sunny Hills family
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Memorial services set for Lee Jewett, 68
His family built some of the first housing tracts in Fullerton.
By BARBARA GIASONE
The Orange County Register
FULLERTON —Memorial services will be held at 11:30 a.m. Saturday at the First Evangelical Free Church of Fullerton for Lee Jewett, a member of pioneer Fullerton families, who died of lung cancer May 11 in Bullhead City, Ariz. He was 68.
Jewett, who was raised in Fullerton, was the son of Bill and Winnie Jewett and nephew of Dick Jewett, who built the Basque tract in town and owned numerous properties throughout the city. Following in the family tradition, Lee Jewett was also a contractor – and a state champion trap shooter.
His grandfather, James Pearson, was chief of police in Fullerton for 14 years and in Brea for seven. His grandmother, Fannie Bess, graduated with the Fullerton Union High School Class of 1905.
Survivors include his wife of 46 years, Marsha Glennie Jewett; daughters Jeri (R.C.) Heisman of Mira Loma, Jackie (Rick) Moore of Lake Elsinore; son Darin and daughter Bo of Bullhead City. He is also survived by his brother Billy; sisters Cheri Brenner and Penny Snow; brother-in-law Larry Glennie; and sister-in-law
Nancy Glennie Motes; seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the American Lung Association.
The church is located at 2801 N. Brea Blvd.
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Paul Saevig, '67
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May 16, 2008
at 7:59 AM said:
Penny, Cheri, Tee, I'm very sorry for your loss. Lee fought a gallant fight.
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