Marie Antoinette "Toni" Carrillo was the adopted daughter of Leopold Antonio Carrillo and Edith Shakespear Haeselbarth.
She married Frank "Buster" Bernard Delpy Jr. on 25 May 1964 in Grants Pass, Oregon. They had no children however she did adopt Buster's son Jules Jay Delpy.
As Toni grew up in Santa Monica. She rode in many Rose Bowl Parades with her father Leo.
When she moved to the Carrillo Ranch in Carlsbad, her friends and family will always remember playing Yahtzee in the kitchen. When you played with Aunt Toni there was always a lot of laughter and dancing.
I want to thank Gary Koch for providing me with the photo of her grave
She married Frank "Buster" Bernard Delpy Jr. on 25 May 1964 in Grants Pass, Oregon. They had no children however she did adopt Buster's son Jules Jay Delpy.
As Toni grew up in Santa Monica. She rode in many Rose Bowl Parades with her father Leo.
When she moved to the Carrillo Ranch in Carlsbad, her friends and family will always remember playing Yahtzee in the kitchen. When you played with Aunt Toni there was always a lot of laughter and dancing.
I want to thank Gary Koch for providing me with the photo of her grave
Marie Antoinette "Toni" Carrillo was the adopted daughter of Leopold Antonio Carrillo and Edith Shakespear Haeselbarth.
She married Frank "Buster" Bernard Delpy Jr. on 25 May 1964 in Grants Pass, Oregon. They had no children however she did adopt Buster's son Jules Jay Delpy.
As Toni grew up in Santa Monica. She rode in many Rose Bowl Parades with her father Leo.
When she moved to the Carrillo Ranch in Carlsbad, her friends and family will always remember playing Yahtzee in the kitchen. When you played with Aunt Toni there was always a lot of laughter and dancing.
I want to thank Gary Koch for providing me with the photo of her grave
She married Frank "Buster" Bernard Delpy Jr. on 25 May 1964 in Grants Pass, Oregon. They had no children however she did adopt Buster's son Jules Jay Delpy.
As Toni grew up in Santa Monica. She rode in many Rose Bowl Parades with her father Leo.
When she moved to the Carrillo Ranch in Carlsbad, her friends and family will always remember playing Yahtzee in the kitchen. When you played with Aunt Toni there was always a lot of laughter and dancing.
I want to thank Gary Koch for providing me with the photo of her grave
