Showing posts with label Passing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Passing. Show all posts

Friday, August 08, 2014

Bryan Padgett Rest in Peace - We miss you son

Bryan, Margaret, Edward, and Kristine


Seven years ago today we received the horrific news that our son, Bryan Padgett, had been killed in an auto accident during an illegal street race on Azusa Avenue.

The coroner from Los Angeles had the terrible task of informing us and leaving his personal effects with us. I still carry Bryan's wallet in my pocket, as it deteriorates from time.

Our family will gather at his grave at 10:30 am to recall the good times we all enjoyed together and say a few prayers for him.

I miss all family members that have passed, but a child is missed much more, and thought of often.




Wednesday, August 08, 2007

A Parents Worst NIGHTMARE!



The coroner has just left my home with terrible news, my son Bryan was killed this morning in an auto accident in Azusa.

My children and I are numb, not sure what emotion too feel at this moment. I am suppose to die before my children, not Bryan before me.

We will miss Bryan very much and his memory will be with us forever.

Wednesday, January 17, 2007

The Passing of Our Friend Jose Calzadilla

The following message arrived from Emmett Jaime;

Today I received a phone call from Jose's daughter, Maggie, informing me that Jose passed away today from a massive heart attack. He had been sick during the holidays with pneumonia and was in the hospital. After going home he wasn't feeling good so went back to the hospital where he suffered a heart attack and was in a coma.

The following will be when and where the services will be held and the address of the family to send condolences.

All Souls Memorial
4400 Cherry Ave.
Long Beach, CA. 90807

Monday Jan. 22, 2007
Viewing-10:00am
Services-1:00pm

Condolences to: Jose Calzadilla Family
1517 West Cris Place
Anaheim, CA. 92802
714-991-3212

For the people that do not have a computer please make sure to call them so if they wish to attend the services, thank you.

Editors Message; Jose Calzadilla was a former Times man in the Pressroom, he retired as a pressroom supervisor and was an active member of our twenty year club. Jose will be missed by all.