John Alex Seminoff was born in San Francisco, CA and died in Santa Rosa, Sonoma, CA.
He married Majorie Marie Holmes (1924-2001) on 08 Mar 1941 in Carson City, Nevada. They had the following children: Kathy, David, Deborah, Margaret, Alex, William, and Daniel.
Obituary for John Alex Seminoff
From the May 24, 1979 Press Democrat:
Seminoff-in Windsor, May 22, 1979, John A. Seminoff, dearly beloved husband of Marjorie Seminoff of Windsor; beloved father of Nicholas Seminoff of Washington; Alex John Seminoff of Petaluma, William Seminoff of Windsor, Daniel Seminoff of Windsor, Kathleen Dickerson of Windsor, Debra Maher of Windsor and Margaret Bryan of Sanger, Calif.; loving brother of William Seminoff of Santa Rosa, Nora Mooradian of Lakewood and the late Nicolas Seminoff, also survived by 9 grandchildren. A native of San Francisco, age 63 years. A member of the Redwood City Carpenter's Union No. 1408 and a presiding Minister of a Bible Study Group of Christians. Friends are invited to attend services on Friday, May 25, 1979, at 1:30 P.M. at the Daniels Chapel of the Roses with Mr. Alex Seminoff officiating.
Interment Santa Rosa Memorial Park, Shiloh addition, Windsor, Calif. Friends may call at the Daniels Chapel of the Roses after 10 A.M. Wednesday, May 23, 1979.
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Notes from Bob Dickerson's file:
Did You Know
John Seminoff, in his younger days during the late 1930's and early 1940s, worked on the docks and on board produce ships between San Francisco and Sacramento. He was a union carpenter for many years until he retired from the union. In 1960 he built his home 8650 Starr Road, Windsor, Sonoma Co, CA 95492. About 1970 he sold the house and the built a second home behind his first on 2 1/2 acres. He loved to garden on his place.
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Phone interview with Bill Seminoff 5/28/2000 (son of Alex Seminoff) and Nancy Ann (Poppin) Posey
Bill told of a story about his brothers Nick and John, who were single at the time and his Uncle George Poppin. George would come up from the city and they'd go the Russian River and strut their stuff. They would come home and eat the Russian Borst and sleep in the haystacks in the barn. Then George would go home.
[Side note:] My mother, Dorothy Poppin, later said that my father (George Poppin) would talk about this often because he was very close with John and Nick Seminoff. They would go to Monte Rio at the Russian River.
John Alex Seminoff married Marjorie Holmes. He was also a Jehovah's Witness. Being a skilled carpenter, he could build a building from the bottom up. He also worked at Eichler Homes, Inc. He passed his talent on to his son, Nicholas David, who is in construction in Seattle.
He married Majorie Marie Holmes (1924-2001) on 08 Mar 1941 in Carson City, Nevada. They had the following children: Kathy, David, Deborah, Margaret, Alex, William, and Daniel.
Obituary for John Alex Seminoff
From the May 24, 1979 Press Democrat:
Seminoff-in Windsor, May 22, 1979, John A. Seminoff, dearly beloved husband of Marjorie Seminoff of Windsor; beloved father of Nicholas Seminoff of Washington; Alex John Seminoff of Petaluma, William Seminoff of Windsor, Daniel Seminoff of Windsor, Kathleen Dickerson of Windsor, Debra Maher of Windsor and Margaret Bryan of Sanger, Calif.; loving brother of William Seminoff of Santa Rosa, Nora Mooradian of Lakewood and the late Nicolas Seminoff, also survived by 9 grandchildren. A native of San Francisco, age 63 years. A member of the Redwood City Carpenter's Union No. 1408 and a presiding Minister of a Bible Study Group of Christians. Friends are invited to attend services on Friday, May 25, 1979, at 1:30 P.M. at the Daniels Chapel of the Roses with Mr. Alex Seminoff officiating.
Interment Santa Rosa Memorial Park, Shiloh addition, Windsor, Calif. Friends may call at the Daniels Chapel of the Roses after 10 A.M. Wednesday, May 23, 1979.
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Notes from Bob Dickerson's file:
Did You Know
John Seminoff, in his younger days during the late 1930's and early 1940s, worked on the docks and on board produce ships between San Francisco and Sacramento. He was a union carpenter for many years until he retired from the union. In 1960 he built his home 8650 Starr Road, Windsor, Sonoma Co, CA 95492. About 1970 he sold the house and the built a second home behind his first on 2 1/2 acres. He loved to garden on his place.
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Phone interview with Bill Seminoff 5/28/2000 (son of Alex Seminoff) and Nancy Ann (Poppin) Posey
Bill told of a story about his brothers Nick and John, who were single at the time and his Uncle George Poppin. George would come up from the city and they'd go the Russian River and strut their stuff. They would come home and eat the Russian Borst and sleep in the haystacks in the barn. Then George would go home.
[Side note:] My mother, Dorothy Poppin, later said that my father (George Poppin) would talk about this often because he was very close with John and Nick Seminoff. They would go to Monte Rio at the Russian River.
John Alex Seminoff married Marjorie Holmes. He was also a Jehovah's Witness. Being a skilled carpenter, he could build a building from the bottom up. He also worked at Eichler Homes, Inc. He passed his talent on to his son, Nicholas David, who is in construction in Seattle.
John Alex Seminoff was born in San Francisco, CA and died in Santa Rosa, Sonoma, CA.
He married Majorie Marie Holmes (1924-2001) on 08 Mar 1941 in Carson City, Nevada. They had the following children: Kathy, David, Deborah, Margaret, Alex, William, and Daniel.
Obituary for John Alex Seminoff
From the May 24, 1979 Press Democrat:
Seminoff-in Windsor, May 22, 1979, John A. Seminoff, dearly beloved husband of Marjorie Seminoff of Windsor; beloved father of Nicholas Seminoff of Washington; Alex John Seminoff of Petaluma, William Seminoff of Windsor, Daniel Seminoff of Windsor, Kathleen Dickerson of Windsor, Debra Maher of Windsor and Margaret Bryan of Sanger, Calif.; loving brother of William Seminoff of Santa Rosa, Nora Mooradian of Lakewood and the late Nicolas Seminoff, also survived by 9 grandchildren. A native of San Francisco, age 63 years. A member of the Redwood City Carpenter's Union No. 1408 and a presiding Minister of a Bible Study Group of Christians. Friends are invited to attend services on Friday, May 25, 1979, at 1:30 P.M. at the Daniels Chapel of the Roses with Mr. Alex Seminoff officiating.
Interment Santa Rosa Memorial Park, Shiloh addition, Windsor, Calif. Friends may call at the Daniels Chapel of the Roses after 10 A.M. Wednesday, May 23, 1979.
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Notes from Bob Dickerson's file:
Did You Know
John Seminoff, in his younger days during the late 1930's and early 1940s, worked on the docks and on board produce ships between San Francisco and Sacramento. He was a union carpenter for many years until he retired from the union. In 1960 he built his home 8650 Starr Road, Windsor, Sonoma Co, CA 95492. About 1970 he sold the house and the built a second home behind his first on 2 1/2 acres. He loved to garden on his place.
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Phone interview with Bill Seminoff 5/28/2000 (son of Alex Seminoff) and Nancy Ann (Poppin) Posey
Bill told of a story about his brothers Nick and John, who were single at the time and his Uncle George Poppin. George would come up from the city and they'd go the Russian River and strut their stuff. They would come home and eat the Russian Borst and sleep in the haystacks in the barn. Then George would go home.
[Side note:] My mother, Dorothy Poppin, later said that my father (George Poppin) would talk about this often because he was very close with John and Nick Seminoff. They would go to Monte Rio at the Russian River.
John Alex Seminoff married Marjorie Holmes. He was also a Jehovah's Witness. Being a skilled carpenter, he could build a building from the bottom up. He also worked at Eichler Homes, Inc. He passed his talent on to his son, Nicholas David, who is in construction in Seattle.
He married Majorie Marie Holmes (1924-2001) on 08 Mar 1941 in Carson City, Nevada. They had the following children: Kathy, David, Deborah, Margaret, Alex, William, and Daniel.
Obituary for John Alex Seminoff
From the May 24, 1979 Press Democrat:
Seminoff-in Windsor, May 22, 1979, John A. Seminoff, dearly beloved husband of Marjorie Seminoff of Windsor; beloved father of Nicholas Seminoff of Washington; Alex John Seminoff of Petaluma, William Seminoff of Windsor, Daniel Seminoff of Windsor, Kathleen Dickerson of Windsor, Debra Maher of Windsor and Margaret Bryan of Sanger, Calif.; loving brother of William Seminoff of Santa Rosa, Nora Mooradian of Lakewood and the late Nicolas Seminoff, also survived by 9 grandchildren. A native of San Francisco, age 63 years. A member of the Redwood City Carpenter's Union No. 1408 and a presiding Minister of a Bible Study Group of Christians. Friends are invited to attend services on Friday, May 25, 1979, at 1:30 P.M. at the Daniels Chapel of the Roses with Mr. Alex Seminoff officiating.
Interment Santa Rosa Memorial Park, Shiloh addition, Windsor, Calif. Friends may call at the Daniels Chapel of the Roses after 10 A.M. Wednesday, May 23, 1979.
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Notes from Bob Dickerson's file:
Did You Know
John Seminoff, in his younger days during the late 1930's and early 1940s, worked on the docks and on board produce ships between San Francisco and Sacramento. He was a union carpenter for many years until he retired from the union. In 1960 he built his home 8650 Starr Road, Windsor, Sonoma Co, CA 95492. About 1970 he sold the house and the built a second home behind his first on 2 1/2 acres. He loved to garden on his place.
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Phone interview with Bill Seminoff 5/28/2000 (son of Alex Seminoff) and Nancy Ann (Poppin) Posey
Bill told of a story about his brothers Nick and John, who were single at the time and his Uncle George Poppin. George would come up from the city and they'd go the Russian River and strut their stuff. They would come home and eat the Russian Borst and sleep in the haystacks in the barn. Then George would go home.
[Side note:] My mother, Dorothy Poppin, later said that my father (George Poppin) would talk about this often because he was very close with John and Nick Seminoff. They would go to Monte Rio at the Russian River.
John Alex Seminoff married Marjorie Holmes. He was also a Jehovah's Witness. Being a skilled carpenter, he could build a building from the bottom up. He also worked at Eichler Homes, Inc. He passed his talent on to his son, Nicholas David, who is in construction in Seattle.
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