Funeral services will be held Monday morning at 9 o'clock from the Santa Cruz mortuary, for Mrs. Rose Caldera, long a resident of Santa Cruz, who died yesterday morning while on a visit in San Francisco.
Mrs. Caldera, who lived on Trescony street, was born in Portugal 78 years ago and had lived in Santa Cruz since she was a young girl. She was the widow of Frank Caldera, and leaves eight children: Mary, Tony and Alfred Caldera and Mrs. Carrie Fargo of Santa Cruz; Mrs. Rose Pacheco, August Caldera and Mrs. Alvena Mary of San Francisco and William Caldera of Chico.
Following the ceremony at the mortuary requiem high mass will be sung at Holy Cross church.
Published in the Santa Cruz Evening News at January 4, 1930
Mrs. Caldera, who lived on Trescony street, was born in Portugal 78 years ago and had lived in Santa Cruz since she was a young girl. She was the widow of Frank Caldera, and leaves eight children: Mary, Tony and Alfred Caldera and Mrs. Carrie Fargo of Santa Cruz; Mrs. Rose Pacheco, August Caldera and Mrs. Alvena Mary of San Francisco and William Caldera of Chico.
Following the ceremony at the mortuary requiem high mass will be sung at Holy Cross church.
Published in the Santa Cruz Evening News at January 4, 1930
Funeral services will be held Monday morning at 9 o'clock from the Santa Cruz mortuary, for Mrs. Rose Caldera, long a resident of Santa Cruz, who died yesterday morning while on a visit in San Francisco.
Mrs. Caldera, who lived on Trescony street, was born in Portugal 78 years ago and had lived in Santa Cruz since she was a young girl. She was the widow of Frank Caldera, and leaves eight children: Mary, Tony and Alfred Caldera and Mrs. Carrie Fargo of Santa Cruz; Mrs. Rose Pacheco, August Caldera and Mrs. Alvena Mary of San Francisco and William Caldera of Chico.
Following the ceremony at the mortuary requiem high mass will be sung at Holy Cross church.
Published in the Santa Cruz Evening News at January 4, 1930
Mrs. Caldera, who lived on Trescony street, was born in Portugal 78 years ago and had lived in Santa Cruz since she was a young girl. She was the widow of Frank Caldera, and leaves eight children: Mary, Tony and Alfred Caldera and Mrs. Carrie Fargo of Santa Cruz; Mrs. Rose Pacheco, August Caldera and Mrs. Alvena Mary of San Francisco and William Caldera of Chico.
Following the ceremony at the mortuary requiem high mass will be sung at Holy Cross church.
Published in the Santa Cruz Evening News at January 4, 1930
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