Luke Oliver Brubaker was born 21 Feb 1918 in Eugene, Oregon and died 22 Mar 2015 in Hemet, California at the Meadowbrook Healthcare Center. He was cremated at the Murietta Valley funeral Home. Services were held at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses.
His father was Lawrence Gibbel Brubaker 1882-1962 and his mother was Carolyn Marie Goodwin 1880-1944. He had two brothers: Frank Goodwin Brubaker and George Roger Brubaker and one sister Lucy Dorothea Brubaker 1916-1931. He married 1st Emmy Lou Pitcher who changed her name to Emily Hampton before her death. They had four daughters: Jeanne Howard, Suzanne Plaza, Karen Tassetti and Pamela Haydon.
He married 2nd Ruth Marie MacFarland Highducheck and they had Cheri Kitchen. He had 12 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
Luke Brubaker moved to Hemet, California, with his family by 2 years of age.
He attended the University of California at Berkeley for three years but WWII broke out so he returned to the ranch to produce food for the country.
He sold his ranch and moved to Dana Point, San Clemente, Carlsbad, Vista and Murietta.
He died in Meadowbrook Healthcare Center, Hemet, California and was cremated at the Murietta Valley Funeral Home, California.
His father was Lawrence Gibbel Brubaker 1882-1962 and his mother was Carolyn Marie Goodwin 1880-1944. He had two brothers: Frank Goodwin Brubaker and George Roger Brubaker and one sister Lucy Dorothea Brubaker 1916-1931. He married 1st Emmy Lou Pitcher who changed her name to Emily Hampton before her death. They had four daughters: Jeanne Howard, Suzanne Plaza, Karen Tassetti and Pamela Haydon.
He married 2nd Ruth Marie MacFarland Highducheck and they had Cheri Kitchen. He had 12 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
Luke Brubaker moved to Hemet, California, with his family by 2 years of age.
He attended the University of California at Berkeley for three years but WWII broke out so he returned to the ranch to produce food for the country.
He sold his ranch and moved to Dana Point, San Clemente, Carlsbad, Vista and Murietta.
He died in Meadowbrook Healthcare Center, Hemet, California and was cremated at the Murietta Valley Funeral Home, California.
Luke Oliver Brubaker was born 21 Feb 1918 in Eugene, Oregon and died 22 Mar 2015 in Hemet, California at the Meadowbrook Healthcare Center. He was cremated at the Murietta Valley funeral Home. Services were held at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses.
His father was Lawrence Gibbel Brubaker 1882-1962 and his mother was Carolyn Marie Goodwin 1880-1944. He had two brothers: Frank Goodwin Brubaker and George Roger Brubaker and one sister Lucy Dorothea Brubaker 1916-1931. He married 1st Emmy Lou Pitcher who changed her name to Emily Hampton before her death. They had four daughters: Jeanne Howard, Suzanne Plaza, Karen Tassetti and Pamela Haydon.
He married 2nd Ruth Marie MacFarland Highducheck and they had Cheri Kitchen. He had 12 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
Luke Brubaker moved to Hemet, California, with his family by 2 years of age.
He attended the University of California at Berkeley for three years but WWII broke out so he returned to the ranch to produce food for the country.
He sold his ranch and moved to Dana Point, San Clemente, Carlsbad, Vista and Murietta.
He died in Meadowbrook Healthcare Center, Hemet, California and was cremated at the Murietta Valley Funeral Home, California.
His father was Lawrence Gibbel Brubaker 1882-1962 and his mother was Carolyn Marie Goodwin 1880-1944. He had two brothers: Frank Goodwin Brubaker and George Roger Brubaker and one sister Lucy Dorothea Brubaker 1916-1931. He married 1st Emmy Lou Pitcher who changed her name to Emily Hampton before her death. They had four daughters: Jeanne Howard, Suzanne Plaza, Karen Tassetti and Pamela Haydon.
He married 2nd Ruth Marie MacFarland Highducheck and they had Cheri Kitchen. He had 12 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
Luke Brubaker moved to Hemet, California, with his family by 2 years of age.
He attended the University of California at Berkeley for three years but WWII broke out so he returned to the ranch to produce food for the country.
He sold his ranch and moved to Dana Point, San Clemente, Carlsbad, Vista and Murietta.
He died in Meadowbrook Healthcare Center, Hemet, California and was cremated at the Murietta Valley Funeral Home, California.
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