Burial was at sea.
Kelly Ryan Hoss passed
away on September 9, 2004 at
age 32 of cardiac arrest. Kelly
was healthy, athletic and active
until two months ago when he
was diagnosed with a rare disease.
Kelly was born in Long
Beach, California and raised on
Alamitos Bay Peninsula. He
got his Bachelor's degree from
Cal State Long Beach, and was
also a graduate from the
Orange County Fire Service
Academy.
He raised a family while
working two jobs and fighting fire for the Hermosa Beach Fire
Department for two years.
Kelly still found time for surfing,
skateboarding, going to
family retreats in Mexico, playing
golf and basketball.
In April, 2000, Kelly realized
his dream of being hired by the Los Angeles Fire Department.
A devoted dad and husband,
Kelly leaves behind his son
Bailey (age 9), daughter
Kendall (age 8) and his loving
wife Cheryl. Kelly is also survived
by his parents, Janice and
Rick Hoss, his brothers, Jeff
and JJ, his sister Natalie, and
his grandmother, along with
uncles, cousins and in-laws.
In his short 32 years, Kelly
lived a full life of sports, enjoying
nature, and helping others.
Our hearts go out to his wife
and young children. Kelly's
sisters and brothers in the
union will do everything we
can to help them through this
terrible time.
Burial was at sea on September
15 and a memorial service followed at Alamitos
Bay Yacht Club at noon.
The Service was conducted
by Chaplain George Negrete
and the reception hosted by
UFLAC and the Relief
Association. In lieu of flowers,
a college fund has been
set up for the Hoss children.
Donations can be sent to
College Fund of America,
2118 Via Teca, San
Clemente, CA 92673 or
Hoss Children's Fund LA
Firemen's Credit Union,
P.O. Box 60890, Los Angeles
90060-08090, telephone
800-231-1626 or Los Angeles
Firemen's Relief Assn.,
2900 W. Temple St., Los
Angeles, CA 90026, telephone
800-244-3439.
Kelly Ryan Hoss passed
away on September 9, 2004 at
age 32 of cardiac arrest. Kelly
was healthy, athletic and active
until two months ago when he
was diagnosed with a rare disease.
Kelly was born in Long
Beach, California and raised on
Alamitos Bay Peninsula. He
got his Bachelor's degree from
Cal State Long Beach, and was
also a graduate from the
Orange County Fire Service
Academy.
He raised a family while
working two jobs and fighting fire for the Hermosa Beach Fire
Department for two years.
Kelly still found time for surfing,
skateboarding, going to
family retreats in Mexico, playing
golf and basketball.
In April, 2000, Kelly realized
his dream of being hired by the Los Angeles Fire Department.
A devoted dad and husband,
Kelly leaves behind his son
Bailey (age 9), daughter
Kendall (age 8) and his loving
wife Cheryl. Kelly is also survived
by his parents, Janice and
Rick Hoss, his brothers, Jeff
and JJ, his sister Natalie, and
his grandmother, along with
uncles, cousins and in-laws.
In his short 32 years, Kelly
lived a full life of sports, enjoying
nature, and helping others.
Our hearts go out to his wife
and young children. Kelly's
sisters and brothers in the
union will do everything we
can to help them through this
terrible time.
Burial was at sea on September
15 and a memorial service followed at Alamitos
Bay Yacht Club at noon.
The Service was conducted
by Chaplain George Negrete
and the reception hosted by
UFLAC and the Relief
Association. In lieu of flowers,
a college fund has been
set up for the Hoss children.
Donations can be sent to
College Fund of America,
2118 Via Teca, San
Clemente, CA 92673 or
Hoss Children's Fund LA
Firemen's Credit Union,
P.O. Box 60890, Los Angeles
90060-08090, telephone
800-231-1626 or Los Angeles
Firemen's Relief Assn.,
2900 W. Temple St., Los
Angeles, CA 90026, telephone
800-244-3439.
Burial was at sea.
Kelly Ryan Hoss passed
away on September 9, 2004 at
age 32 of cardiac arrest. Kelly
was healthy, athletic and active
until two months ago when he
was diagnosed with a rare disease.
Kelly was born in Long
Beach, California and raised on
Alamitos Bay Peninsula. He
got his Bachelor's degree from
Cal State Long Beach, and was
also a graduate from the
Orange County Fire Service
Academy.
He raised a family while
working two jobs and fighting fire for the Hermosa Beach Fire
Department for two years.
Kelly still found time for surfing,
skateboarding, going to
family retreats in Mexico, playing
golf and basketball.
In April, 2000, Kelly realized
his dream of being hired by the Los Angeles Fire Department.
A devoted dad and husband,
Kelly leaves behind his son
Bailey (age 9), daughter
Kendall (age 8) and his loving
wife Cheryl. Kelly is also survived
by his parents, Janice and
Rick Hoss, his brothers, Jeff
and JJ, his sister Natalie, and
his grandmother, along with
uncles, cousins and in-laws.
In his short 32 years, Kelly
lived a full life of sports, enjoying
nature, and helping others.
Our hearts go out to his wife
and young children. Kelly's
sisters and brothers in the
union will do everything we
can to help them through this
terrible time.
Burial was at sea on September
15 and a memorial service followed at Alamitos
Bay Yacht Club at noon.
The Service was conducted
by Chaplain George Negrete
and the reception hosted by
UFLAC and the Relief
Association. In lieu of flowers,
a college fund has been
set up for the Hoss children.
Donations can be sent to
College Fund of America,
2118 Via Teca, San
Clemente, CA 92673 or
Hoss Children's Fund LA
Firemen's Credit Union,
P.O. Box 60890, Los Angeles
90060-08090, telephone
800-231-1626 or Los Angeles
Firemen's Relief Assn.,
2900 W. Temple St., Los
Angeles, CA 90026, telephone
800-244-3439.
Kelly Ryan Hoss passed
away on September 9, 2004 at
age 32 of cardiac arrest. Kelly
was healthy, athletic and active
until two months ago when he
was diagnosed with a rare disease.
Kelly was born in Long
Beach, California and raised on
Alamitos Bay Peninsula. He
got his Bachelor's degree from
Cal State Long Beach, and was
also a graduate from the
Orange County Fire Service
Academy.
He raised a family while
working two jobs and fighting fire for the Hermosa Beach Fire
Department for two years.
Kelly still found time for surfing,
skateboarding, going to
family retreats in Mexico, playing
golf and basketball.
In April, 2000, Kelly realized
his dream of being hired by the Los Angeles Fire Department.
A devoted dad and husband,
Kelly leaves behind his son
Bailey (age 9), daughter
Kendall (age 8) and his loving
wife Cheryl. Kelly is also survived
by his parents, Janice and
Rick Hoss, his brothers, Jeff
and JJ, his sister Natalie, and
his grandmother, along with
uncles, cousins and in-laws.
In his short 32 years, Kelly
lived a full life of sports, enjoying
nature, and helping others.
Our hearts go out to his wife
and young children. Kelly's
sisters and brothers in the
union will do everything we
can to help them through this
terrible time.
Burial was at sea on September
15 and a memorial service followed at Alamitos
Bay Yacht Club at noon.
The Service was conducted
by Chaplain George Negrete
and the reception hosted by
UFLAC and the Relief
Association. In lieu of flowers,
a college fund has been
set up for the Hoss children.
Donations can be sent to
College Fund of America,
2118 Via Teca, San
Clemente, CA 92673 or
Hoss Children's Fund LA
Firemen's Credit Union,
P.O. Box 60890, Los Angeles
90060-08090, telephone
800-231-1626 or Los Angeles
Firemen's Relief Assn.,
2900 W. Temple St., Los
Angeles, CA 90026, telephone
800-244-3439.
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