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Obituaries
Carmen Camarillo
Carmen Camarillo of Orosi died June 19 in Visalia. She was 80.
Mrs. Camarillo worked as a floor lady.
She is survived by three sons, three daughters, 16 grand- children and 28 great- grandchildren.
A mass will be held at 10 a.m. Friday, June 26, at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Cutler. Burial will be at Smith Moun- tain Cemetery in Dinuba.
Antonio Lopez Castellon
Antonio Lopez Cas-
tellon of Visalia died on June 15. He was 59.
Mr. Castellon was a farmworker.
He is survived by one son, one daughter, two brothers and two sisters.
No funeral services were announced.
Isidro Flores
Isidro Flores of Di- nuba died June 11 in Fresno. He was 62.
Mr. Flores worked as a machine operator.
He is survived by his wife, Lorena Flores.
Private services were held. Dopkins Di- nuba Funeral Chapel handled the arrange- ments.
Jesse Hernandez
Jesse Grijalva Her- nandez of Dinuba died June 15. He was 48.
Mr. Hernandez worked as a truck driv-
er. He is survived by two sons, his parents, two brothers, and three sisters.
Visitation will be from 5 to 8 p.m. Thurs- day, June 25, at Ster- ling & Smith Funeral Home in Dinuba. Fu- neral service will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, June 26, at Sterling & Smith.
Jesus Luna
Jesus Reynoso Luna
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Reedley officials remind public to
of Cutler died June 6. He was 86.
Mr. Luna was a farmworker.
He is survived by his wife, Angela, five sons, six daughters, two brothers, two sis- ters, 41 grandchildren and many great-grand- children.
Funeral service will be held at 10 a.m. on Thursday, June 25, at Sterling & Smith Fu- neral Home in Dinuba.
Francisco
Maestas
Francisco Maestas of Sanger died June 13. He was 95.
Mr. Maestas worked as a farm laborer for various employers.
He is survived by his wife, Andrea G. Maestas, three sons, five daughters, one brother, two sisters, one nephew, 17 grandchil- dren and many great grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his grandson, Manuel Martinez.
A private service was held. Wallin’s Sanger Funeral Home is handling funeral ar- rangements.
Siro Acebedo
Pasillas
Siro Acebedo Pasil- las of Dinuba died June 21 in Dinuba. He was 86.
Mr. Pasillas was a farmer.
He is survived by one son, two grandchil- dren and three sisters.
No services were announced.
John P. Romero
John P. Romero of Orange Cove died June 15 in Reedley. He was 62.
Mr. Romero worked as a forklift driver.
He is survived by his wife, Olga Rome- ro, three sons and six grandchildren.
No services were held. Dopkins Dinuba Funeral Chapel handled the arrangements.
practice fireworks safety on Fourth
Contributed
The city of Reedley wants to remind those setting off fireworks over the upcoming Fourth of July holiday to take the necessary steps and pre- cautions to keep them- selves and others safe.
The United States Consumer Product Safety Commission rec- ommends that you only buy consumer fireworks from a licensed store or stand. Never buy fire- works from an individu- al’s house, or from some- one on the street, as such fireworks are likely to be illegal explosives that can seriously injure you.
Consumer fireworks regulated by the Con- sumer Product Safety Commission are pack- aged in bright colors, have safety warnings, and display a State of California seal on the packaging. The packag- ing also sets forth the country of origin, which normally is China. Typi- cal consumer fireworks
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Fireworks stands in Fresno and Tulare counties will be open the end of this week up through the Fourth of July holiday on Saturday, July 4.
works to young children. • Always purchase fireworks from reliable
sources.
• Follow label direc-
tions carefully.
• Never point or
throw fireworks at an- other person.
• Use fireworks out- doors in a clear area away from buildings and vehicles.
• Never carry fire- works in your pocket or shoot them into metal or glass containers.
• Light them one at a time then move back quickly.
• Don't experiment with homemade fire- works.
• Observe local laws and use common sense.
Remember, people discharging illegal fire- works within city limits are subject to the city’s fireworks ordinance which will be enforced by Reedley's police of- ficers and firefighters. The fine for possessing or using illegal fireworks is $1,000.
Illegal fireworks are any pyrotechnic displays that fire high into the air above ground level, and any firecrackers that include a report (explo- sion).
For more informa- tion on Fireworks safety, visit the United States Consumer Product Safe- ty Commission online at cpsc.gov/Safety-Educa- tion/Safety-Education- Centers/Fireworks.
include fountains, smoke balls, ground spinners and sparklers, and if used in accordance with their instructions, are very safe.
If you choose to use consumer fireworks
to celebrate this year's Fourth of July festivities, remember the following safety tips:
• A responsible adult should supervise all fire- works activities.
• Never give fire-
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June-26-2019 ~ June-26-2020
Peter M. Lopez November 16, 1940 - June 16, 2020
In Loving Memory
Rudy M. Lopez
Son,
It’s been seven years now and time has not healed
our hearts, we just hold on to the memories you
left behind. The days will pass, and turn into
years, but we will forever remember you with
silent tears. You will never be forgotten, we will never say “Goodbye.” We’ll just say, “I’ll see until we meet again.” Love you so much “Rudy.”
Miss you always, Mom and Dad
In Memory
1 Year Anniversary
Amador Aguirre Jr.
MY ANGEL
To my dear angel in heaven I just want you to know
That you are always in my thoughts And how much I love you so.
I know you are in Gods care
That is how it shoud be
But when I get to heaven
He will give you back to me. Love Mom
Peter M. Lopez was born in Los Angeles on Novem- ber 16th, 1940. To Peter and Josephine Lopez, he was the eldest of 5 children. He was raised in Los Angeles until about 1951 when his father explored the Cen- tral Valley, moved the family to Fresno and later in 1953 to Dinuba where his
father opened Art Cra Upholstery. Peter enlisted into the United States Navy in 59 and eventually a er his duty was over, took over his fathers busi- ness. In 2000 Peter was diagnosed with Parkinson’s diseases and in 2004 he retired, closing his long- time business Art Cra Upholstery.
Peter M Lopez passed on June 16, 2020 in Visa- lia, CA a er his long battle of Parkinson’s disease. He is preceded in death by his parents Peter and Josephine Lopez, his siblings Diana Lopez and Alfred Lopez. His two siblings Richard Lopez
of Visalia CA, and Molly Bourgeois of Norwalk CA survive him. His three children Peter III, Elizabeth, and Stephanie, ve grandchildren Max Saenz, Meagan Saenz, Eddie Montoya, Gabrielle Bailey and Cecilia Bailey and two great grandchil- dren Amiah Saenz and Josiah Montoya.
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