My Father, James Arthur Rabner is the youngest of three. His father and mother were Walter Paul Rabner and Lilian Rose (DeRochier) Rabner. My Father Graduated from Inglewood High School class of 1951. He enlisted in The U.S. Navy, served on the U.S.S. Isbell DD-869 during The Korean War, as a Quartermaster Helmsman after the war he joined the U.S. Navy SeaBees as a Construction Electrician and served 2 tours in VietNam, he was stationed at Phu-Bi and Da-Nang, and the TeT-Offensive with MCB-3 and MCB-4. My father retired with 32 years of Federal Military Service.
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James Arthur Rabner, 69, of Escondido died Dec. 29. He was born in Los Angeles. Mr. Rabner was a communications technician with Bell Telephone company, AT&T and at Lucent Technology. He served in the Navy during the Korean War and the the Vietnam War.
Survivors include his daughters, Laurie Rabner and Jennifer Rabner, both of Escondido, Lynn Kelly (Rabner) of Valley Springs and Lisa Hodges (Rabner) of Laverne, Tenn; sons, Special Agent Donald Rabner of Oregon, 10 grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
Services 2pm Wednesday, Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery, Cabrillo Memorial Drive, San Diego. Inurnment Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery. Arrangements California Funeral Alternatives.
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James Arthur Rabner, 69, of Escondido died Dec. 29. He was born in Los Angeles. Mr. Rabner was a communications technician with Bell Telephone company, AT&T and at Lucent Technology. He served in the Navy during the Korean War and the the Vietnam War.
Survivors include his daughters, Laurie Rabner and Jennifer Rabner, both of Escondido, Lynn Kelly (Rabner) of Valley Springs and Lisa Hodges (Rabner) of Laverne, Tenn; sons, Special Agent Donald Rabner of Oregon, 10 grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
Services 2pm Wednesday, Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery, Cabrillo Memorial Drive, San Diego. Inurnment Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery. Arrangements California Funeral Alternatives.
My Father, James Arthur Rabner is the youngest of three. His father and mother were Walter Paul Rabner and Lilian Rose (DeRochier) Rabner. My Father Graduated from Inglewood High School class of 1951. He enlisted in The U.S. Navy, served on the U.S.S. Isbell DD-869 during The Korean War, as a Quartermaster Helmsman after the war he joined the U.S. Navy SeaBees as a Construction Electrician and served 2 tours in VietNam, he was stationed at Phu-Bi and Da-Nang, and the TeT-Offensive with MCB-3 and MCB-4. My father retired with 32 years of Federal Military Service.
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James Arthur Rabner, 69, of Escondido died Dec. 29. He was born in Los Angeles. Mr. Rabner was a communications technician with Bell Telephone company, AT&T and at Lucent Technology. He served in the Navy during the Korean War and the the Vietnam War.
Survivors include his daughters, Laurie Rabner and Jennifer Rabner, both of Escondido, Lynn Kelly (Rabner) of Valley Springs and Lisa Hodges (Rabner) of Laverne, Tenn; sons, Special Agent Donald Rabner of Oregon, 10 grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
Services 2pm Wednesday, Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery, Cabrillo Memorial Drive, San Diego. Inurnment Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery. Arrangements California Funeral Alternatives.
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James Arthur Rabner, 69, of Escondido died Dec. 29. He was born in Los Angeles. Mr. Rabner was a communications technician with Bell Telephone company, AT&T and at Lucent Technology. He served in the Navy during the Korean War and the the Vietnam War.
Survivors include his daughters, Laurie Rabner and Jennifer Rabner, both of Escondido, Lynn Kelly (Rabner) of Valley Springs and Lisa Hodges (Rabner) of Laverne, Tenn; sons, Special Agent Donald Rabner of Oregon, 10 grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
Services 2pm Wednesday, Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery, Cabrillo Memorial Drive, San Diego. Inurnment Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery. Arrangements California Funeral Alternatives.
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