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Dinuba Rotary lls over 400 bags
Dinuba Rotary members Steve Worthley and Ed Dena help fill over 400 bags of food at Grocery Outlet in Dinuba on Tuesday evening. Rotary will be providing $4,000 worth of food during the coming weeks to families in need.
Delbert Fraser
March 25, 1926 - November 25, 2018
On November 25, 2018, my dad, Delbert Fraser, went to be with his Lord in Heaven, at the age
of 92. He was known
to many as Gabby for much of his life. He was born on March 25, 1926 in Dinuba, California
to Warren J. and Mabel Dewhirst Fraser, and was the youngest of three sons. He grew up on a ranch east of Dinu- ba and graduated from Dinuba High School. My dad was an avid car bu , auto mechanic, and motorcycle enthusiast. He also liked to draw, which inspired me in
my early art years, and loved to sing along with his old favorites on a record album or on the radio. roughout high school and into his married life, my dad was o en pictured in one of his beloved cars or on a motorcycle. My dad shared his love of cars and motorcycles with me as I grew up driving go-carts and rid- ing homemade mini-bikes as well as motorcycles, in addition to learning to drive in our purple dune buggy.
In 1944, my dad enlisted in the Navy, with his best friend Verne Miller, to ght in World War II. He received his basic training at Farragut, Idaho and was deployed to the Asiatic Pa- ci c, speci cally Guam and Okinawa, aboard the USS Navarro. He was honorably discharged from the Navy a er two years of active service. It was a er his return from the Navy to Dinuba that he met my mom, Veda Neilson, and the two began their relationship. ey were then married on July 9, 1949, in the Di- nuba Presbyterian Church. A er almost ten years of marriage, Shirley was born and the family moved from their house on Tulare Street in Dinuba into a brand new, contemporary home near Lincoln School and down the street from the Alta District Hospital, where she had been born.
My parents loved antiques and spent a lot of time in their early years together collecting various items such as colored glass- ware, crystal, Native American baskets, and ice cream chairs and tables from past businesses. ey could o en be found outside of the Fresno city limits at the Cherry Auction and various other antique connections. ey instilled an appreciation of the past and its collectibles within me. My dad also enjoyed landscaping the yard of their new home, and grew sago and fan palms which were used within the yard.
My dad had a long career a er he returned from the Navy and WWII. He had worked as a mechanic for Floyd Perry in Dinuba and had a brief time in construction but his main employer would be PG&E. He set a record for longevity in Fresno at that time and was employed by the company for 48 years when he retired. I remember that they only had employee gi s for up
to 45 years so they let him pick an additional one for his long service. He began in Dinuba as a meter reader, driving all over the area including the foothills. He then accepted a transfer in nearby Fresno, as my parents didn’t want to leave the area, and became the head of the meter reading department in the old San Joaquin Power building on Fulton Street. His o ce was on the third oor of the building and I remember thinking what a great view he had from there, as there weren’t many tall build- ings in Dinuba. He retired as an investigator for high gas and electric usage from the new and current PG&E o ce on P Street in Fresno.
A er retiring, my parents enjoyed traveling and cruises with their dear, life-long friends Rae and Barney Porton. My parents enjoyed traveling and I visited numerous places throughout the United States during the summers as a child. We also enjoyed traveling to Europe as a family in 1988 to see countries of their family heritage. We went to Inverness Scotland, where the Fra- ser Clan still resides in a castle, and onto Germany to celebrate my mom’s family heritage. A highlight for my parents was traveling to New York in 1996 to hear me perform on clarinet
at Carnegie Hall with the Fresno State Wind Ensemble. Other very memorable events included the four anniversary parties
I gave my parents for their 40th, 45th, 50th, and 60th wedding anniversaries. And they were all 100 plus degree days in July just as their wedding day had been in 1949. ose were some of the best times, spending time with loved ones and creating memo- ries that would be talked about for years to come! For many of the past twenty years, I was blessed to have my parents join me at my home in Morro Bay, where they loved the cool weather during the hot summers in the valley.
My dad is preceded in death by his wife of 68 years, Veda, just last year, and his parents, Warren in 1939 and Mabel in 1976, as well as his two brothers, Gerald in 1972 and Harold in 1997. He is survived by their only child, daughter Shirley, and two neph- ews, Jim Fraser of Hanford, and Jack Fraser of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, and their families, in addition to several extended family members.
My parents outlived most of their friends and family. I was very blessed to have them for as long as I did, and they will live on in my heart forever.
Graveside services will be held on Saturday, December 15, 2018, at 10:00 a.m. at the Smith Mountain Cemetery in Dinuba. Immediately following the graveside service, a time of sharing and luncheon reception will be held at the Dinuba Christian Church at 355 E. Saginaw Ave. Remembrances can
be made to the Dinuba Christian Church.
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• Luis Angel Ceja, 34, of Reedley was booked on Dec. 3 on suspicion of being under the influence of a controlled substance and being in possession of unlawful paraphernalia, both misdemeanors.
According to police, he was contacted in the 300 block of Dickey Avenue after officers responded to a call of a disturbance. Upon making contact with him, officers say he was found to be under the influence of a controlled substance and was reportedly in possession of a used glass pipe with residue. He was arrested, booked and later transported to the Tulare County Pretrial Facility.
• Emiliano Cisneros, 29, of Dinuba was booked on Dec. 3 on suspicion of being under the influence of a controlled substance, a misdemeanor.
Police say he was contacted in the 700 block of Short Avenue for a call of a verbal argument with his mother. After making contact with him officers say he displayed objective symptoms of being under the influence fo a controlled substance. Police say his eyes were fluttering, he was unable to stand still, his eyes were dialated and his tongue was coated white. He was arrested, booked and later transported to the Tulare County Pretrial Facility.
• Harold Gutierrez, Jr., 35, of Dinuba was booked on Dec. 4 on suspicion of shoplifting, a misdemeanor.
Officers say they responded to the 700 block of West El Monte Way after receiving a call from the Walmart security regarding a shoplifter in custody. He was arrested, booked and released on cite with a promise to appear in court.
• Bethany Leeann Domenici, 19, of Dinuba was booked on Dec. 5 on suspicion of petty theft, a misdemeanor.
According to police, officers received a call regarding a subject stealing a laptop valued at approximately $200. Police contacted Domenici walking in the 300 block of South Alta Avenue, where she allegedly was found to be in possession of the stolen property. She was also reportedly indentified in a field line up as the suspect who stole the laptop. She was arrested and released on cite with a promise to appear in court.
• Ismael Lucio Mascorro, 35, a transient of Dinuba was booked on Dec. 6 on suspicion of being under the influence of a controlled substance, a misdemeanor.
Police say he was contacted in the 400 block of East Vassar Avenue after officers responded to a call of a subject yelling in a public park. Upon making contact with him, officers say he displayed symptoms of being under the influence of a controlled substance. He was taken into custody, booked and later transported to the Tulare County Pretrial Facility for housing.
• Miguel Angel Malagon, 24, of Reedley was booked on Dec. 7 on suspicion of shoplifting, a misdemeanor.
According to police, officers
responded to the 700 block of West El Monte Way for a call of a shoplifter. Officers say he entered Walmart and walked out with three TVs without paying for them. He was arrested, booked and then released on cite with a promise to appear in court.
• Francisco Javier Berumen, 31, of Dinuba was booked on Dec. 8 on suspicion of obstrucing a police officer and making terrorizing threats, both felonies. He was also booked on suspicion of battery to a spouse or date, a misdemeanor.
Officers say he was contacted in the 200 block of Perry Avenue after the victim reported he threatened to kill her and spit tobacco on the victim's face. He was arrested, booked and transported to the Tulare County Pretrial Facility for housing.
• Julio Cesar Mares, 35, of Dinuba was booked on Dec. 9 on suspicion of disorderly conduct while being under the influence, a misdemeanor.
Police say he was contacted in the 1000 block of Aster Court after receiving a call of a subject inside someone's residence. After making contact with him, officers say it was determined that the subject was extremely intoxicated. He was arrested for public intoxication and transported to the Dinuba Police Department for booking. He was later transported to the Tulare County Pretrial Facility for housing.
• Vincent Louie Marquez, 32, of Dinuba was booked on Dec. 9 on suspicion of inflicting corporal injury to a spouse or cohabitant, a felony.
According to police, officers responded to the 1300 block of North Crawford Avenue after receiving a call from the victim stating her husband hit her. When officers arrived, the victim reportedly changed her story saying her and her husband were only in a verbal argument.
She then reportedly changed her story again, saying her husband pushed her as he walked passed her. However, according to police, the victim's daughter stated that she saw Marquez punch her mother on the side of her face and cover her mother's face with his hand.
He was arrested, booked and transported to the Tulare County Pretrial Facility for housing.
• Martin Andrew Carrion, 48, a transient of Dinuba was booked on Dec. 6 on suspicion of obstructing a police officer by resisting arrest, a felony, and obstructing a public officer, a misdemeanor.
Police say he was contacted in the 400 block of Dickey Avenue and began delaying officer's investigation. As a result, officers detained by placing him in handcuffs. Officers say he continued to interfere with officers, at which time they attempted to place him in the back of a patrol unit. That's when officers say he continued to resist the officers attempt to detain him and he allegedly bit two of the officers in the arm.
He was later placed into the patrol unit, arrested and booked. He was later transported to the Tulare County Pretrial Facility for housing.
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