Bryce L. Loudon
Born Dec. 24, 1935, in Lake Williams, N.D. passed away peacefully at his Yreka home after a lengthy illness on Aug. 25, 2010. He was 74 years old. He is survived by his beloved wife Joan, and their three grown children, Cindy (husband Rob) Estes, Jeff (wife Julie), Randy (wife Jennifer), as well as five grandchildren, six great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews and his sister Pattie (husband John) Mendez of Lodi, Calif. He was preceded in death by his grandson Kevin, two brothers and his parents.
He attended Porterville College near Fresno, Calif. and served his country for six years in the California National Guard. He served his communities as a lifetime member in the Loyal Order of the Moose (Moose International), Lodi, Calif., and was active in the Yreka Elks Lodge #1980. He also served on the Dunsmuir, Calif., City Council for four years. He lived in the Sacramento area, working 35 years in the aerospace industry for Aerojet General Corporation. On of his career highlights was working as a machinist and being a member of the team that worked on one of the Apollo engines that traveled to the moon. He also served as a Directing Business Rep and held the position of Chief Steward for the International Association of Machinist and Aerospace Workers Local 946. Bryce was a loving and charitable man. One of his greatest joys was his three children. He decided to serve medical research by donating his body to MedCure located in Portland, Ore. They help United States medical researchers and educators by discovering cures for diseases and develop new effective medical treatment therapies.
The Sacramento Bee Sept 22, 2010
Born Dec. 24, 1935, in Lake Williams, N.D. passed away peacefully at his Yreka home after a lengthy illness on Aug. 25, 2010. He was 74 years old. He is survived by his beloved wife Joan, and their three grown children, Cindy (husband Rob) Estes, Jeff (wife Julie), Randy (wife Jennifer), as well as five grandchildren, six great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews and his sister Pattie (husband John) Mendez of Lodi, Calif. He was preceded in death by his grandson Kevin, two brothers and his parents.
He attended Porterville College near Fresno, Calif. and served his country for six years in the California National Guard. He served his communities as a lifetime member in the Loyal Order of the Moose (Moose International), Lodi, Calif., and was active in the Yreka Elks Lodge #1980. He also served on the Dunsmuir, Calif., City Council for four years. He lived in the Sacramento area, working 35 years in the aerospace industry for Aerojet General Corporation. On of his career highlights was working as a machinist and being a member of the team that worked on one of the Apollo engines that traveled to the moon. He also served as a Directing Business Rep and held the position of Chief Steward for the International Association of Machinist and Aerospace Workers Local 946. Bryce was a loving and charitable man. One of his greatest joys was his three children. He decided to serve medical research by donating his body to MedCure located in Portland, Ore. They help United States medical researchers and educators by discovering cures for diseases and develop new effective medical treatment therapies.
The Sacramento Bee Sept 22, 2010
Bryce L. Loudon
Born Dec. 24, 1935, in Lake Williams, N.D. passed away peacefully at his Yreka home after a lengthy illness on Aug. 25, 2010. He was 74 years old. He is survived by his beloved wife Joan, and their three grown children, Cindy (husband Rob) Estes, Jeff (wife Julie), Randy (wife Jennifer), as well as five grandchildren, six great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews and his sister Pattie (husband John) Mendez of Lodi, Calif. He was preceded in death by his grandson Kevin, two brothers and his parents.
He attended Porterville College near Fresno, Calif. and served his country for six years in the California National Guard. He served his communities as a lifetime member in the Loyal Order of the Moose (Moose International), Lodi, Calif., and was active in the Yreka Elks Lodge #1980. He also served on the Dunsmuir, Calif., City Council for four years. He lived in the Sacramento area, working 35 years in the aerospace industry for Aerojet General Corporation. On of his career highlights was working as a machinist and being a member of the team that worked on one of the Apollo engines that traveled to the moon. He also served as a Directing Business Rep and held the position of Chief Steward for the International Association of Machinist and Aerospace Workers Local 946. Bryce was a loving and charitable man. One of his greatest joys was his three children. He decided to serve medical research by donating his body to MedCure located in Portland, Ore. They help United States medical researchers and educators by discovering cures for diseases and develop new effective medical treatment therapies.
The Sacramento Bee Sept 22, 2010
Born Dec. 24, 1935, in Lake Williams, N.D. passed away peacefully at his Yreka home after a lengthy illness on Aug. 25, 2010. He was 74 years old. He is survived by his beloved wife Joan, and their three grown children, Cindy (husband Rob) Estes, Jeff (wife Julie), Randy (wife Jennifer), as well as five grandchildren, six great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews and his sister Pattie (husband John) Mendez of Lodi, Calif. He was preceded in death by his grandson Kevin, two brothers and his parents.
He attended Porterville College near Fresno, Calif. and served his country for six years in the California National Guard. He served his communities as a lifetime member in the Loyal Order of the Moose (Moose International), Lodi, Calif., and was active in the Yreka Elks Lodge #1980. He also served on the Dunsmuir, Calif., City Council for four years. He lived in the Sacramento area, working 35 years in the aerospace industry for Aerojet General Corporation. On of his career highlights was working as a machinist and being a member of the team that worked on one of the Apollo engines that traveled to the moon. He also served as a Directing Business Rep and held the position of Chief Steward for the International Association of Machinist and Aerospace Workers Local 946. Bryce was a loving and charitable man. One of his greatest joys was his three children. He decided to serve medical research by donating his body to MedCure located in Portland, Ore. They help United States medical researchers and educators by discovering cures for diseases and develop new effective medical treatment therapies.
The Sacramento Bee Sept 22, 2010
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