Dennis F. Abella, 70, took up residence in Heaven on Sunday morning, November 29, 2015. He went peacefully in his sleep at home.
Dennis was a Vietnam Veteran and a Purple Heart recipient. He worked for Coors and then retired from PG&E after 39 years.
He was a coach for Peach Bowl and Sutter Buttes Little League. He enjoyed fishing, bowling and baseball.
Survivors include his beloved wife, Darlene Abella of 43 years; five children, thirteen grandchildren and two great-grandchildren: Marcus DeSalles (Rhonda), Kyndall (Justin) Addison and Avery, and Lacey; Robin Ritchson, Jonathan (Brittany), Cameron and Lanaya (Stephen); Lea Abella-Ruelas, Bree, Paige and Adam; Janell Nuss (Eric), Kyle, Dylan and Sydnie; Deana Abella, Adina and Kayla. Kerry (Steve) and Zachary, and Michael (Kristi), Macayla, Megan and Hannah. Brothers and sisters: Fred Abella, Johnny Abella, Tina Serusa, Press (Butchie) Abella, Geraldine Abella, Dempsey Abella, Robert Abella and Linda Abella.
Dennis was preceded in death by his brother Don Abella, mother Gertrude Abella, father Lorenzo Abella, sister Connie Abella and sister-in-law Judy Abella (Fred).
Graveside services will be held at the Sutter Cemetery on Friday, December 11, 2015 at 2:00 pm with full military honors. Pastor Jim Anderson is officiating.
Friends and relatives are invited to come celebrate and honor his life and enjoy lunch at St. Isidore Catholic Church Hall, 222 S Clark Ave., Yuba City, directly after graveside services.
Gone from this world, but forever in our hearts.
Published in Appeal Democrat from Dec. 9 to Dec. 10, 2015
Dennis was a Vietnam Veteran and a Purple Heart recipient. He worked for Coors and then retired from PG&E after 39 years.
He was a coach for Peach Bowl and Sutter Buttes Little League. He enjoyed fishing, bowling and baseball.
Survivors include his beloved wife, Darlene Abella of 43 years; five children, thirteen grandchildren and two great-grandchildren: Marcus DeSalles (Rhonda), Kyndall (Justin) Addison and Avery, and Lacey; Robin Ritchson, Jonathan (Brittany), Cameron and Lanaya (Stephen); Lea Abella-Ruelas, Bree, Paige and Adam; Janell Nuss (Eric), Kyle, Dylan and Sydnie; Deana Abella, Adina and Kayla. Kerry (Steve) and Zachary, and Michael (Kristi), Macayla, Megan and Hannah. Brothers and sisters: Fred Abella, Johnny Abella, Tina Serusa, Press (Butchie) Abella, Geraldine Abella, Dempsey Abella, Robert Abella and Linda Abella.
Dennis was preceded in death by his brother Don Abella, mother Gertrude Abella, father Lorenzo Abella, sister Connie Abella and sister-in-law Judy Abella (Fred).
Graveside services will be held at the Sutter Cemetery on Friday, December 11, 2015 at 2:00 pm with full military honors. Pastor Jim Anderson is officiating.
Friends and relatives are invited to come celebrate and honor his life and enjoy lunch at St. Isidore Catholic Church Hall, 222 S Clark Ave., Yuba City, directly after graveside services.
Gone from this world, but forever in our hearts.
Published in Appeal Democrat from Dec. 9 to Dec. 10, 2015
Dennis F. Abella, 70, took up residence in Heaven on Sunday morning, November 29, 2015. He went peacefully in his sleep at home.
Dennis was a Vietnam Veteran and a Purple Heart recipient. He worked for Coors and then retired from PG&E after 39 years.
He was a coach for Peach Bowl and Sutter Buttes Little League. He enjoyed fishing, bowling and baseball.
Survivors include his beloved wife, Darlene Abella of 43 years; five children, thirteen grandchildren and two great-grandchildren: Marcus DeSalles (Rhonda), Kyndall (Justin) Addison and Avery, and Lacey; Robin Ritchson, Jonathan (Brittany), Cameron and Lanaya (Stephen); Lea Abella-Ruelas, Bree, Paige and Adam; Janell Nuss (Eric), Kyle, Dylan and Sydnie; Deana Abella, Adina and Kayla. Kerry (Steve) and Zachary, and Michael (Kristi), Macayla, Megan and Hannah. Brothers and sisters: Fred Abella, Johnny Abella, Tina Serusa, Press (Butchie) Abella, Geraldine Abella, Dempsey Abella, Robert Abella and Linda Abella.
Dennis was preceded in death by his brother Don Abella, mother Gertrude Abella, father Lorenzo Abella, sister Connie Abella and sister-in-law Judy Abella (Fred).
Graveside services will be held at the Sutter Cemetery on Friday, December 11, 2015 at 2:00 pm with full military honors. Pastor Jim Anderson is officiating.
Friends and relatives are invited to come celebrate and honor his life and enjoy lunch at St. Isidore Catholic Church Hall, 222 S Clark Ave., Yuba City, directly after graveside services.
Gone from this world, but forever in our hearts.
Published in Appeal Democrat from Dec. 9 to Dec. 10, 2015
Dennis was a Vietnam Veteran and a Purple Heart recipient. He worked for Coors and then retired from PG&E after 39 years.
He was a coach for Peach Bowl and Sutter Buttes Little League. He enjoyed fishing, bowling and baseball.
Survivors include his beloved wife, Darlene Abella of 43 years; five children, thirteen grandchildren and two great-grandchildren: Marcus DeSalles (Rhonda), Kyndall (Justin) Addison and Avery, and Lacey; Robin Ritchson, Jonathan (Brittany), Cameron and Lanaya (Stephen); Lea Abella-Ruelas, Bree, Paige and Adam; Janell Nuss (Eric), Kyle, Dylan and Sydnie; Deana Abella, Adina and Kayla. Kerry (Steve) and Zachary, and Michael (Kristi), Macayla, Megan and Hannah. Brothers and sisters: Fred Abella, Johnny Abella, Tina Serusa, Press (Butchie) Abella, Geraldine Abella, Dempsey Abella, Robert Abella and Linda Abella.
Dennis was preceded in death by his brother Don Abella, mother Gertrude Abella, father Lorenzo Abella, sister Connie Abella and sister-in-law Judy Abella (Fred).
Graveside services will be held at the Sutter Cemetery on Friday, December 11, 2015 at 2:00 pm with full military honors. Pastor Jim Anderson is officiating.
Friends and relatives are invited to come celebrate and honor his life and enjoy lunch at St. Isidore Catholic Church Hall, 222 S Clark Ave., Yuba City, directly after graveside services.
Gone from this world, but forever in our hearts.
Published in Appeal Democrat from Dec. 9 to Dec. 10, 2015
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