Henrietta moved to Lodi at a young age where she attended and graduated from Lodi High School.
Henrietta enjoyed traveling in her motor home and along with her husband belonged to the Reddy Rovers P.G.&E. Retirees Group. She also enjoyed taking cruises, knitting and playing computer games.
Henrietta is survived by her husband and best friend Lyndell; her children: Bruce Riley (wife, Ginger) of Lodi, Tracy Hart of Lodi, Cathie Cross of Sparks, NV, and Donald Riley of Stockton; her step-children: Tenna Mettler (husband, Bill) of Harold, Darla Watanabe of San Francisco, Mark Hoser (wife, Jeannie) of Stockton, and Kirk Hoser (wife, Kris) of Colorado Springs, CO; her siblings: Edith Nevharth (Rich) of Lodi, Peggy Brown of Stockton, Bill Brown (Ruth), Ralph (Bud) Brown (Diane), and Ruby Brown; 8 grandchildren; 3 step-grandchildren; 6 great- grandchildren; and 8 step- great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews.
She is preceded in death by her parents, Ralph and Gwendoline Brown; her sister, Betty Pokert and her brother-in-law, Stanley Pokert.
Henrietta enjoyed traveling in her motor home and along with her husband belonged to the Reddy Rovers P.G.&E. Retirees Group. She also enjoyed taking cruises, knitting and playing computer games.
Henrietta is survived by her husband and best friend Lyndell; her children: Bruce Riley (wife, Ginger) of Lodi, Tracy Hart of Lodi, Cathie Cross of Sparks, NV, and Donald Riley of Stockton; her step-children: Tenna Mettler (husband, Bill) of Harold, Darla Watanabe of San Francisco, Mark Hoser (wife, Jeannie) of Stockton, and Kirk Hoser (wife, Kris) of Colorado Springs, CO; her siblings: Edith Nevharth (Rich) of Lodi, Peggy Brown of Stockton, Bill Brown (Ruth), Ralph (Bud) Brown (Diane), and Ruby Brown; 8 grandchildren; 3 step-grandchildren; 6 great- grandchildren; and 8 step- great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews.
She is preceded in death by her parents, Ralph and Gwendoline Brown; her sister, Betty Pokert and her brother-in-law, Stanley Pokert.
Henrietta moved to Lodi at a young age where she attended and graduated from Lodi High School.
Henrietta enjoyed traveling in her motor home and along with her husband belonged to the Reddy Rovers P.G.&E. Retirees Group. She also enjoyed taking cruises, knitting and playing computer games.
Henrietta is survived by her husband and best friend Lyndell; her children: Bruce Riley (wife, Ginger) of Lodi, Tracy Hart of Lodi, Cathie Cross of Sparks, NV, and Donald Riley of Stockton; her step-children: Tenna Mettler (husband, Bill) of Harold, Darla Watanabe of San Francisco, Mark Hoser (wife, Jeannie) of Stockton, and Kirk Hoser (wife, Kris) of Colorado Springs, CO; her siblings: Edith Nevharth (Rich) of Lodi, Peggy Brown of Stockton, Bill Brown (Ruth), Ralph (Bud) Brown (Diane), and Ruby Brown; 8 grandchildren; 3 step-grandchildren; 6 great- grandchildren; and 8 step- great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews.
She is preceded in death by her parents, Ralph and Gwendoline Brown; her sister, Betty Pokert and her brother-in-law, Stanley Pokert.
Henrietta enjoyed traveling in her motor home and along with her husband belonged to the Reddy Rovers P.G.&E. Retirees Group. She also enjoyed taking cruises, knitting and playing computer games.
Henrietta is survived by her husband and best friend Lyndell; her children: Bruce Riley (wife, Ginger) of Lodi, Tracy Hart of Lodi, Cathie Cross of Sparks, NV, and Donald Riley of Stockton; her step-children: Tenna Mettler (husband, Bill) of Harold, Darla Watanabe of San Francisco, Mark Hoser (wife, Jeannie) of Stockton, and Kirk Hoser (wife, Kris) of Colorado Springs, CO; her siblings: Edith Nevharth (Rich) of Lodi, Peggy Brown of Stockton, Bill Brown (Ruth), Ralph (Bud) Brown (Diane), and Ruby Brown; 8 grandchildren; 3 step-grandchildren; 6 great- grandchildren; and 8 step- great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews.
She is preceded in death by her parents, Ralph and Gwendoline Brown; her sister, Betty Pokert and her brother-in-law, Stanley Pokert.
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