Birth date: Jul 24, 1922 Death date: Dec 14, 2010
Dee W. Owen1922-2010Dee Owen, a longtime San Mateo resident passed away peacefully at his home with this loving family by his side on December 14, 2010. Dee was 88 years old. Born in Rigby, Idaho on July 22, 1922 to Daniel and Jes Read Obituary
Dear Mr. Owen: You and your family became like second family to me and my family. My friendship with your daughter Sheri has lasted for 50+ years. I will keep in touch with Mrs. Owen and visit her because I know how much she will miss you. Say hi to my mom and dad for me and tell them I LOVE THEM AND MISS THEM>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> thank you for your friendship all these years – you were wonderful man with a great family.##imported-begin##Ellen Ferrer##imported-end##
A PROMISE OF RESURRECTIONI just read about the recent death of your loved one. As your ââ?¬Å?Neighborââ?¬Â, scripturally speaking, I am deeply concerned about the sorrow and distress that you must be experiencing. However, I have some GOOD NEWS to share with you regarding your loss.Did you know that the Bible promises us that we will have the opportunity to see our loved ones again? At JOHN 5:28 & 29, Jesus Christ assures us that everyone in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out.Yes, the wonderful promise of a resurrection is held out to all those who have fallen asleep in death. (Acts 24:15)In addition, God has promised obedient mankind at Revelation 21:1-5 that very soon pain, sickness, and even death will be no more. Why? According to 1John 4:8, ââ?¬Å?God is love.ââ?¬ÂI hope that these few lines have brought you some measure of comfort. My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief.##imported-begin##Jacqueline Alexander##imported-end##
In memory of my dearest Uncle Dee,You were a surrogate father to me during my growing up years. You andAunt Verna were so supportive of me during all my programs at theAcademy. And the camping trips, holidays, and just getting togetherwith the family. When I found my true love, you walked me down theaisle and continued to be there when we had our three children. Rolandand the kids learned to love you as much as I did. You and Aunt Vernaaccepted us into your home on so many occasions.I will always remember your kindness to us. We loved your sense of humor, and knew you cared about us. May you rest well now untilJesus comes to take us to that beautiful place where there will be nomore sickness, sorrow and death. I look forward to seeing you there, just like we talked about the last time I saw you. God bless you Uncle Dee.##imported-begin##Marian "Dolly" Parson##imported-end##
My dear Uncle Dee! What a gift from God you were. My memories of you are precious . . . you always remembered to ask me from my earliest recollections if I wanted a “knuckle sandwich”–even into my 40s–so glad you remembered! You let me know that you noticed I was around! Also, when the adults would visit into the evening hours, and we kids fell asleep, you and dad would carry us out to the car (even if I woke up being carried, I didn’t want to let you know!). You always made us feel welcome–even into my adult years when we stopped to see you while we lived in South Korea and later in Northern California. And, going out to eat with you at Ming’s, Good Earth, and your favorite breakfast place–Hobee’s (?? not sure if I got the name correct, but the food was fabulous). So thankful we could also get together on other occasions, including our family reunions in Felton and Colorado. Time together as family is never wasted! It offers us fellowship then, and memories for the future. Until heaven, Uncle Dee, I look forward to seeing you again. With love, your grand-niece Debbie##imported-begin##Debbie (Parson) Hill##imported-end##
I am so grateful for the wonderful, loving Dad you have been to me, a loving Grandfather to my two daughters and a loving Great Grandfather to my two granddaughters. Our home was always a place filled with love and happiness. You worked hard to provide for your family and never complained when I frequently outgrew my shoes. I do remember you saying that one day I would have to wear the box! I think of you everytime I leave any butter on my plate. We will take good care of Mom for you. She will miss you – her life partner for 62 years. Until we meet again in Heaven,Your loving daughter Sheri##imported-begin##Sharon (Sheri) Owen Banfe##imported-end##
