John Rossetti
BODEGA - Funeral services for John D. Rossetti will be held tomorrow morning in Sebastopol.
Mr. Rossetti, 53, was pronounced dead on arrival at Sebastopol hospital yesterday morning. He had been in ill health since being injured in an auto accident in July of 1969, the Sonoma County Coroner's Office reported.
Mr. Rossetti was a native of Gualala and lived all of his life along the coastal area. He was an Air Force veteran of World War II.
Prior to his accident he was a heavy equipment operator of the Kiddwell Logging Co.
He leaved his wife, Juanita Rossetti, Bodega, daughter, Jean Van Ogle, Mill Valley; sons, Michael and Ronald Rossetti, both of Santa Rosa; and Donnie, Joe, Bobby, Terry, Tommy, Jimmy, Paul, Timmy and Richard Rossetti, all of Bodega; and five grandchildren. He was also a brother of Rony Rossetti, Edith Cimolino and Jenny Dutil, all of Fort Bragg; Rico Rossetti, Brisbane; Marie Batistoni, Daly City; and Inez Lourdeaux, Kathleen Weyl and Frank Rossetti, all of Sonoma.
Tomorrow's services will be at 10 a.m. at the Analy Funeral Chapel with the Rev. Gerald Thomas of St. Philip's Catholic Church officiating. Interment will follow at Sebastopol Cemetery.
Recitation of the rosary will be at 8:30 tonight at the Analy Chapel.[The Press Democrat (Santa Rosa, California 16 Mar 1971 page 2]
BODEGA - Funeral services for John D. Rossetti will be held tomorrow morning in Sebastopol.
Mr. Rossetti, 53, was pronounced dead on arrival at Sebastopol hospital yesterday morning. He had been in ill health since being injured in an auto accident in July of 1969, the Sonoma County Coroner's Office reported.
Mr. Rossetti was a native of Gualala and lived all of his life along the coastal area. He was an Air Force veteran of World War II.
Prior to his accident he was a heavy equipment operator of the Kiddwell Logging Co.
He leaved his wife, Juanita Rossetti, Bodega, daughter, Jean Van Ogle, Mill Valley; sons, Michael and Ronald Rossetti, both of Santa Rosa; and Donnie, Joe, Bobby, Terry, Tommy, Jimmy, Paul, Timmy and Richard Rossetti, all of Bodega; and five grandchildren. He was also a brother of Rony Rossetti, Edith Cimolino and Jenny Dutil, all of Fort Bragg; Rico Rossetti, Brisbane; Marie Batistoni, Daly City; and Inez Lourdeaux, Kathleen Weyl and Frank Rossetti, all of Sonoma.
Tomorrow's services will be at 10 a.m. at the Analy Funeral Chapel with the Rev. Gerald Thomas of St. Philip's Catholic Church officiating. Interment will follow at Sebastopol Cemetery.
Recitation of the rosary will be at 8:30 tonight at the Analy Chapel.[The Press Democrat (Santa Rosa, California 16 Mar 1971 page 2]
John Rossetti
BODEGA - Funeral services for John D. Rossetti will be held tomorrow morning in Sebastopol.
Mr. Rossetti, 53, was pronounced dead on arrival at Sebastopol hospital yesterday morning. He had been in ill health since being injured in an auto accident in July of 1969, the Sonoma County Coroner's Office reported.
Mr. Rossetti was a native of Gualala and lived all of his life along the coastal area. He was an Air Force veteran of World War II.
Prior to his accident he was a heavy equipment operator of the Kiddwell Logging Co.
He leaved his wife, Juanita Rossetti, Bodega, daughter, Jean Van Ogle, Mill Valley; sons, Michael and Ronald Rossetti, both of Santa Rosa; and Donnie, Joe, Bobby, Terry, Tommy, Jimmy, Paul, Timmy and Richard Rossetti, all of Bodega; and five grandchildren. He was also a brother of Rony Rossetti, Edith Cimolino and Jenny Dutil, all of Fort Bragg; Rico Rossetti, Brisbane; Marie Batistoni, Daly City; and Inez Lourdeaux, Kathleen Weyl and Frank Rossetti, all of Sonoma.
Tomorrow's services will be at 10 a.m. at the Analy Funeral Chapel with the Rev. Gerald Thomas of St. Philip's Catholic Church officiating. Interment will follow at Sebastopol Cemetery.
Recitation of the rosary will be at 8:30 tonight at the Analy Chapel.[The Press Democrat (Santa Rosa, California 16 Mar 1971 page 2]
BODEGA - Funeral services for John D. Rossetti will be held tomorrow morning in Sebastopol.
Mr. Rossetti, 53, was pronounced dead on arrival at Sebastopol hospital yesterday morning. He had been in ill health since being injured in an auto accident in July of 1969, the Sonoma County Coroner's Office reported.
Mr. Rossetti was a native of Gualala and lived all of his life along the coastal area. He was an Air Force veteran of World War II.
Prior to his accident he was a heavy equipment operator of the Kiddwell Logging Co.
He leaved his wife, Juanita Rossetti, Bodega, daughter, Jean Van Ogle, Mill Valley; sons, Michael and Ronald Rossetti, both of Santa Rosa; and Donnie, Joe, Bobby, Terry, Tommy, Jimmy, Paul, Timmy and Richard Rossetti, all of Bodega; and five grandchildren. He was also a brother of Rony Rossetti, Edith Cimolino and Jenny Dutil, all of Fort Bragg; Rico Rossetti, Brisbane; Marie Batistoni, Daly City; and Inez Lourdeaux, Kathleen Weyl and Frank Rossetti, all of Sonoma.
Tomorrow's services will be at 10 a.m. at the Analy Funeral Chapel with the Rev. Gerald Thomas of St. Philip's Catholic Church officiating. Interment will follow at Sebastopol Cemetery.
Recitation of the rosary will be at 8:30 tonight at the Analy Chapel.[The Press Democrat (Santa Rosa, California 16 Mar 1971 page 2]
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