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| Plankowner Posts: 5024 Location: Gulfport, MS | Subject: Sunday Obits RESURRECCION, Mario M. USN, Ret., died November 17, 2020 at his home in Palm Harbor, FL with his wife by his side. Mario was born in the Philippines and was a retired submariner in the United States Navy. He was a member of the United States Submarine Veterans Inc (USSVI). He loved orchids and was a member of the American Orchid Society. He is survived by his wife, Maria Lorraine G. Resurreccion; daughters, Mary Lou Z. Resurreccion (Wendy Broughton), Marissa R. Romen (Romel), Carol Jane R. Westwood (John); stepsons, Xyedl Floyd Aguilar (Frances), Xean Floyd G. Aguilar; grandchildren, Awni, Nathaniel, Jaylyn; sister, Juana R. Hean; and brother, Dr. Floro Resurreccion. Services will be held in San Diego, CA at a later date. Palm Harbor Life Cel. Ctr. Published in Tampa Bay Times on Nov. 22, 2020. FOSTER, Richard "Rick" Alan, of Wichita, KA died on November 6, 2020. He was born in Cincinnati, OH to Harold and Marjorie Foster on June 9, 1948. He spent the first 15 years in Ohio before moving to Fremont, CA. He graduated from Washington High School with honors and attended the University of California Berkeley. He enlisted in the US Navy during the Vietnam War and worked as a Sonar Technician on submarines in Cape Canaveral, FL and Sardinia, Italy. Upon his honorable discharge Rick moved with his family to Wichita where he worked as an Avionics Technician for 45 years at Rockwell – Collins Avionics. Rich was a lifelong contributor to Kansas Public Radio, and he was a member of Mensa International. He enjoyed many hobbies; including photography, meteorology (weather station for channel 12), ham radio, computers, crosswords, and music. He is survived by his son and daughter Matthew Foster and Sara Schmidt, son-in-law, Darren Schmidt, and grandchildren Jacob Foster, Cody Claar, Trevor Claar, and Ethan Foster, brother, Mark Sobolewski (Laurie) and niece and nephew Chloe and Will Sobolewski. Memorials may be sent to Radio Kansas. Published in Wichita Eagle on Nov. 22, 2020. | ||
