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Bill R. Miller passed away peacefully on March 11, 2021 in Mesa, Arizona.  There to greet him was his Grandmother Ada Curtright, his sister Karen Conoley and cousin/friend/partner in crime, Brooks Edwards.  He will be remembered as a husband and friend to his wife Liz, father and mentor to his daughters Monica Preston (Chad) and Crystal Stoltz (Mark), and he enjoyed having fun with his 6 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren.  His life’s work included positions in service to the public and volunteering his time for veterans’ organizations. He enjoyed golfing and hunting in his earlier years and was a veteran of the United States Navy.  He will be memorialized at the National Memorial Cemetery of Arizona at a later date, to be updated as it becomes available.  Bill was born on January 2, 1945 in Lyons, Kansas to Joseph Miller and Virginia Curtright, who also preceded him in death, and he will be missed by all.  Bunker Family Funerals and Cremation took care of the arrangements.  In lieu of flowers the family requests that you give to the First Tee organization or the Wounded Warrior project.

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If you knew Mark McKee, I have no doubt you loved him….. but not nearly as much as I did.

“To have and to hold, for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and to cherish, until death do us part”…. well, here we are. I would ‘hold on loosely, and not let go’, but he had to leave the comfort of his home and the loving embrace of my arms on Wednesday, March 3rd, 2021.

Mark was truly the strongest, most stubborn man I’ve ever known. He used those qualities to propel him through life… they were his life force! He worked hard, played hard and loved deeply. His priority was to make sure everyone else was taken care of and secondly, to enjoy the fruits of his labor. His home, yard, pool, cars and bike were a source of pride for him and he worked just as hard on them as he did his job. He worked in the pharmaceutical industry for nearly all his adult life, and I literally cannot think of a single day that he missed work. I never met an employee who didn’t say he was the best boss they ever had or a colleague who didn’t enjoy working with him. We enjoyed many, many years of motorcycle riding (me as a passenger), at least 14 years attending Arizona Bike Week, concerts, dancing and closing down bars. He felt like a King and I was his Queen on my Motorcycle Throne (B-seat, BarcaLounger, etc). He also went on many long distance rides with his “Wild Hogs” and other friends…. a bunch of pharmaceutical  managers, doctors, firefighters and cops… you know, the usual big bad biker dudes! Mark also enjoyed cabin trips, fishing and of course, being from Hutchinson Kansas and a Kansas University graduate, his KU Jayhawks!

“Mark is survived by his loving wife and soulmate of 37 years” is how these next lines should read, but that is not nearly enough words for everyone to realize what we had, and the half of me that is now missing.

Mark also leaves behind his cherished children, whom he loved so much, and would do anything for…. his daughter Brooke Spittell (Steve), his stepson Michael Guzman (Lanna), his son Max, and his daughter Mollie. His heart broke a little more each time he thought about how much he would miss his treasured grandchildren (both present and future)…. McKenna & Brody Spittell, and Nash, Sidney, & Connor Guzman.

Mark is also survived by his Aunt Mary Lou Young (née McKee), brother Gary McKee (Marla) of Hutchinson, KS; Michelle Tyler (Mike) of Wichita, KS; Mike McKee (Laurie) of Gilbert, AZ; nieces and nephews Erin, Shannon & JD; Sarah, Katie & Samantha; Mason & Matthew; Morgan & Madison; and many cousins.

Mark was preceded in death by his grandparents, his father Walter Dean, his mother Donna Dee, his beloved sister Deana and our most cherished friend Diane Weiland, all of whom would be most joyful at the thought of reuniting with him.

Please join us for a Memorial and Celebration of Mark’s Life at 2 PM, on Wed, March 31, 2021, at Bunker’s Garden Chapel, 33 N. Centennial Way, Mesa, Arizona 85201.

Please donate blood whenever you have the opportunity. You never know whose life you will save…. Mark was saved many, many times because of those who did!

Colette was born in Indianapolis, Indiana on June 28, 1944.  Her parents were Captain L. C. Petross, USN, and Kathryn R. Petross.  Colette grew up on Naval Bases in Green Cove Springs (Florida), Algiers (Louisiana) and Pearl Harbor Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii.  After her father retired from the Navy, Colette lived six years in Springdale, Arkansas before moving to Mesa, Arizona in 1963.

Colette was a musical child prodigy.  She could play the piano by ear from an early age.  She went on to master playing the organ, accordion and harpsichord.  She also studied voice and competed in State-wide singing completions in Arkansas.  Additionally, she sang in the Methodist Church choirs in Springdale and Mesa.

In her later years Colette took up poetry.  She had an amazing gift to write, effortlessly, beautiful odes to people she loved, as well as other topics.

Colette graduated from Springdale High School and Mesa Community College.  Prior to retiring, Colette was a nurse at Mesa Lutheran Hospital.

Colette is survived by her brother, Stephen L. Petross of Mesa, Arizona.

Brown, Gary E., Age 75 (01/22/1946 – 01/30/2021) of Minneapolis, MN and Mesa, AZ passed away peacefully, surrounded by family, after a short battle with cancer. Preceded in death by his father (Ray), mother (Bernice), Sister (Priscilla) and brother (Richard). Survived by his brother (Robert), his wife Rebecca (Triplett) Brown, children and spouses Anthony (Tracy), Rafael, Thomas (Christiana), Joseph (Amy), Richard (Melissa), Donald (Kelly) Constance (Francisco), Susanne (Wesley), 16 grandchildren, 1 great-grandchild (arriving in April), and countless foster children, extended family members, and friends. Gary was a man of principle and strong faith, a loving family man with a laugh to light up the room. Time with family meant more to Gary than anything else; He and his wife, Becky, spent much of their retirement years travelling the country in their motorhome, enjoying nature, and planning time with their children and friends. Gary was an avid scuba diver for many years, loved camping and fishing with his family, especially in Bayfield, Wisconsin, where his father was from. Gary loved to watch wrestling matches – an event he cherished with his own father as a child and later shared that favorite pastime with his children – some of whom wrestled all through their high school and college years. Gary never missed his children’s sporting events. Whether it was wrestling, football, baseball, soccer or karate – Gary was always there, beaming with pride as he cheered his kids on – a trend he continued with his grand children’s sporting events. He was also an off-road 4 wheeling enthusiast and joined a local “Jeep club” in Arizona, spending weekends climbing hills, traversing rocky terrain, and occasionally terrifying his wife. A cowboy at heart and a friend to all – he was the calm in any storm, approaching life one day at a time – with another adventure just around the corner.  He will always be remembered as a man who tried to live every day to the fullest. Pals Forever.

Harold Eugene Ragland, 78 passed away peacefully on March 1, 2021 in Mesa, AZ.

He was born to Roy I. and Mildred A. Ragland of Utica, IL.  He lived a very happy, healthy active life. He enjoyed friends and family, gardening, wood working, and being outdoors. In 2002 he married Angela (Cuccia) in Winfield, IL. He retired from DuPage County Forest Preserve and National University of Health Sciences. They Moved to Mesa, AZ in 2008.

He is survived by his Wife, Angela. Daughters; Denise (Don) Denges, Tina (Steve) Voss and Son; Harold Jr (Lisa) Ragland. Stepdaughter Gretchen Ann Ortiz and Stepson Timothy Friedeck. Grandchildren; Justin (Daisy) Ragland and Stephanie Ragland. Step-Grandchildren; Xander Ortiz, Anthony Ortiz and Alli (Matt) Siemer. Great-Grandchildren; Justin Jr Ragland and Audrey Ragland. Step-Great Grandchildren; Garrison, Maddox, Lawson and Callie Siemer. Sister in law, Kathleen Cuccia.

Proceeded in death by his Parents, Brothers; Roy Jr (Pat), Ronald, Glen and Sister-in-Law Cammie Sprague.

We wish to thank Banner Baywood Heart Hospital and Dr’s; Rodrigo Chan and Raffy Safarian.

A Memorial Mass will be held at All Saints Catholic Church at a later date, followed by a Burial Service in Racine, WI.

In Lieu of Flowers, donations can be made at All Saints Catholic Church in Mesa, AZ or to the American Heart Association.

Our most beloved mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister and friend has joined her family in Heaven on March 1, 2021, and will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved her. Mary Alice Perkins was born Mary Alice Pavelich in Mesa, Az, to parents Vivian (Phillips) and Milan Pavelich on March 26, 1942. She was the second born of eight children and was raised on the Pavelich family farm on South Stapley Drive where they grew cotton, maize and alfalfa and had lots of fun with the neighbor kids in their large yard playing baseball and Red Rover, Red Rover. Mary lived in Mesa all her life. A graduate of Mesa High School, she and her husband Kenneth owned and operated the Perkins Diesel Shop in Mesa, where she worked until approximately 2019.

Those who knew Mary loved her deeply. She was the most kind, giving and selfless person and always thought of others before herself. She is predeceased by her beloved husband Kenneth, her parents, her brother Michael and her sister RoseMary. She is survived by her three sons, Andrew (Mirka), Jay (Laura) and Ron (Faith), grandchildren; Andrew (Nona), Hannah, Ryan (Britney), Trey Wilson and great-grandchildren Paisley and Kenny and her brothers Nick and George and her sisters Katie Meyer, Joann (Jack) Wendell and May Porter, and many nieces and nephews.

Favorite pastimes included going to lunch or dinner and seeing the latest movies, taking trips to see family in other states and avidly working the crossword puzzles. She loved family and her Alma School Road home was always the center of celebrations and family gatherings where she made the most wonderful dishes for all to enjoy. She also enjoyed the Perkins’ second home in Snowflake, Az, where she and Ken spent many wonderful weekends at their country mountain getaway. One of her great delights was attending a Mesa High class reunion, which was held on a cruise to Alaska several years ago.

Our sorrow is great in the loss of our wonderful, loving mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister and friend Mary, yet our hearts rejoice that we will one day meet again in a glorious reunion in Heaven.

A graveside service is planned for Saturday, March 13, at the Mesa Cemetery at 9:30 am. Arrangements are being made through Bunker Family Mortuary.

Ronald Paul Adams passed away February 16, 2021 in Gilbert, AZ at the age of 71 after a valiant fight with COVID. He is survived by his wife Noreen, daughter Julie and her husband John, son Jason and his wife Kathy, daughter Jennifer and her husband Nate, mother Verla, and brothers Glenn and Roger and eleven grandchildren.  He is preceded in death by his father Paul and brother David. Funeral services are Saturday, March 6th at 10am at the LDS building 1911 N. 24th St in Mesa with viewing the night before, March 5th, from 5:30- 7:30pm at Bunker Funeral Home 3529 E. University Dr in Mesa.

Ron was born April 3, 1949 in Salmon, ID but spent most of his childhood in Pocotello, ID with his mom, dad, and three brothers. Ron met and married the love of his life, Noreen Edwards, while at college in Utah and was sealed for time and all eternity on December 21, 1971. He studied in engineering at Brigham Young University and signed on with the Navy after graduation. He went on to become computer intelligence for the military. While stationed in Honolulu, HI, he and Noreen had their first daughter Julie and a year later, welcomed a son, Jason. The family moved to Denver, CO where their youngest, Jennifer, was born. After eight years of honorable service in the Navy, Ron was offered a job in Mesa, AZ as a computer architect at Hughes Helicopters which was subsequently bought by McDonnel Douglas. Ron’s employer later merged with Boeing Aerospace where he worked until his retirement in 2017 completing 43 years in the profession.  He had opportunities to learn to play the guitar, ride horses with his friends, and occasionally had quiet time to read endless stacks of books. He took pride in the care of his house and was found every weekend mowing the lawn or doing some project around the house. Although intensely determined and opinionated at times, he was willing to help anyone in an instant. On trips back to Idaho, Ron would escape to the creeks and rivers for some fly fishing. He was very supportive of kids and grandkids by attending sporting events as well as concerts over the decades. He was diligent in his church callings, particularly as a ward clerk for 20 years. In retirement, he was able to devote more time to family history and traveling the US in his RV. Even though he enjoyed many hobbies, Ron’s greatest treasure was always his family. He had the sweetest spirit and will dearly be missed.

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Wallace R. Booth was born on July 7, 1930 in Columbus, Georgia to Lattie Mae and Jeffie Booth.  He loved his family, he loved his church, and he loved See’s candy.  He might have dropped his southern accent but he always was the ultimate southern gentleman.  He loved to welcome guests to his home and always had a cool drink and treat waiting. Always a hard worker he started working at the age of eight delivering groceries to help support his widowed mother.

Wally served in the US navy during the Korean War where he was stationed in Honolulu, Hawaii.  In the Navy he formed lifelong friendships and one of the highlights of his life was being able to host the Pearl City reunion every April at the Lion House in Salt Lake City.  He was grateful for the GI bill which gave him the opportunity to attend BYU and earn an accounting degree.

On September 13, 1956 he married Joan in the Salt Lake City temple.  They were married for over 50 years and she was the love of his life.  After her death in 2007 he lovingly talked the about the day he would eat lunch with her again.  Wally and Joan raised their three children in Mesa, AZ.  He was a CPA working for Arthur Young when there were only 3 accountants in the office.  He served in bishoprics, high councils, and wherever he was needed.

In 1985 Wally and Joan were able to move back to Atlanta, Georgia so he could take a job with Home Depot in their corporate office.  He enjoyed being back in Georgia and giving his children and grandchildren what he affectionately called “the roots tour”.  While in Georgia he was called to be a sealer in the Atlanta Georgia LDS temple where he was able to serve alongside childhood friends and siblings.

Wally was very generous. Church leaders always knew that they could contact him when someone needed help. At Christmas his See’s candy order to friends and family was over 8 pages long.  When asked how he made it made it to 90 years old he said, “The secret is to eat lots of Ding Dongs, they contain preservatives.”

He is survived by son Michael, and daughters Cindy (Hilton) Harris, Chris (Jeff) Blau, nine grandchildren, and 19 great-grandchildren.

Due to the pandemic a graveside for immediate family only will be held.

Christina Renee Sorensen, 52, was called home on Sunday, February 21st, 2021.There she was met by many family and friends to welcome her with open arms.

Her love will continue to stretch beyond the veil through her dear husband, Mark Anthony Sorensen, and her two beautiful daughters, Madison and Paige.

Christina led a life of unconditional love, a love that encompassed all who surrounded her. Despite the adversity that she faced throughout her younger years, her perseverance shone through every moment and molded her into the incredibly strong and passionate woman that she became. Christina emulated the benevolence of Christ, her acceptance of each person whom she crossed paths with, no matter their background, was and will continue to be one of her most admirable and influential qualities.

A favorite quote of Christina’s reads, “Praise is the element by which we grow. By treating others with respect for who they are, by praising them for what they have accomplished, we help them become even better. We all crave appreciation and praise, yet it is so seldom heard. Praise and appreciation are the most powerful forces for good on Earth. Whatever we praise, we increase.”

Above all, Christina’s love for her family and creating long and lasting memories together was her greatest life’s work. They meant and will continue to mean everything to her as she expresses that love and protection from her heavenly home.

She will be deeply missed, but her presence will carry on in this Earthly life until we may one day be happily reunited.

The funeral Service will be held on Friday, March 5th at 11:00 AM, mountain standard time. Located at the Gilbert Arizona Stake Center, 777 E Elliot Rd, Gilbert  AZ , 85234

For those wishing to attend virtually, there will be a Zoom meeting option, followed by the link below :

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Elaine D Machacek (Bohn) of Mesa, formerly of Langdon, ND passed away on February 24, 2021 in Scottsdale.  She was born to William A and Gunda Bohn on March 24, 1934 on the family farm.

She married Charles ‘Chuck’ Machacek on June 16, 1952 in Langdon.  She worked on the family farm, raised their boys, worked for the ASCS (Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service) for many years and owned and managed the Rainbow Bottle Stop.

After retiring she enjoyed travel and fishing during the summers. Winters were spent in Mesa, AZ where they made their permanent home.  Elaine kept active with music directing, baseball spring training concessions, playing cards, daily cross word puzzles, and going to her favorite bingo spots.  She enjoyed watching the Phoenix Suns and the AZ Diamondbacks.

She is survived by son Craig (Brenda) of Maple Grove, MN. Grandsons Weston and Evan, Great-granddaughters Aspen and Vayda, and Tom Rodning.  She is also survived by sister, Janice Nuelle and brother Curt (Sharon) Bohn, as well as numerous cousins, nieces, and nephews.

Elaine was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, son Kerry, and Great-grandson Jaxson.

Services will be held Friday, March 5, 2021 at 11:00 AM at Bunker’s University Chapel, 3529 E. University Dr, Mesa, AZ 85213.  Interment at a later date at Calvary Cemetery in Langdon, ND.

In lieu of flowers donations may be made to any choice of the donor.  Online obituary may be viewed at www.bunkerfuneral.com

Lynn Ann Cochran was called peacefully to her eternal heavenly home February 25, 2021, at the age of 76. She was preceded in death by her husband Roger Allen Cochran, daughter Michelle, and son James. She is forever remembered by her five children Matthew, Mark, John, Joseph (Jennifer), Amy Griffis (Jeff); 16 grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; and 4 sisters.

Lynn was blessed with an extended and loving family. Becoming a wife, mother, grandmother, and great grandmother filled her heart. She loved spending time with her family who were her everything and her greatest joy in life was watching them learn and grow. She was kind and soft-spoken, and always had time to help others.

Throughout her work career in higher education, she made many cherished and enduring friendships. Lynn was a devoted member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints – always serving and meeting the needs of those around her. Her home was one built on love and faith and was centered around her love for our Heavenly Father. She enjoyed participating in family history work, learning from the scriptures, and building her knowledge of all things gospel related.

She has touched many hearts and will be fondly remembered and cherished by her family and loved ones. Lynn will be laid to rest at the National Memorial Cemetery of Arizona on Monday, March 8, 2021.

Scripture verse:  “I will go before your face. I will be on your right hand and on your left, and my Spirit shall be in your hearts, and mine angels round about you, to bear you up.” (D&C 84:88)

Florence Mary Wilt, 88, of Phoenix, Arizona loving mother of Carla, Chad, Carl, Curt, and Christopher Wilt and Late Vicki and Heather; cherished grandmother to eight; sister to Marie and late Bob and MaryLou. Even though a failing heart took her away from this world, her loving heart will remain engrained in all of us. Her everlasting cheerful smile along with foregoing determination shall be missed. Memorial services provided by Bunker Family Funeral Services in Mesa, Arizona. To send Sympathies see bunkerfuneral.com/obituaries

In Lieu of flowers, please donate to St. Jude’s in Florence’s name.

On the morning of February 17, 2021, Janelle Ann Sherwood, age 48, passed away peacefully at her home in Queen Creek, Arizona after a courageous battle with breast cancer.

Janelle was born November 21, 1972 in Roosevelt, Utah and was the oldest of John and Janette Jakoubek’s 9 children.

Janelle lived a happy, active life filled with family and friends that was centered around Christ.  She loved spending time with her family. Her kids were her everything and her greatest joy in life was watching them learn and grow.  Becoming a grandma to Owen filled her heart.  She loved playing with him and got a kick out of his adventurous and playful personality.  Her home was one built on love and faith and was centered around her love for our Heavenly Father.  She enjoyed learning from the scriptures and building her knowledge of all things gospel related. 

She is survived by her husband Brett Sherwood, her 7 children, Braden Sherwood and his wife Sarah, Rachel Hansen her husband Jacob, Kyle Peterson, Kaden Sherwood, Raith Sherwood, Tessa Sherwood, Piper Sherwood, and grandson Owen Hansen.  She is also survived by her grandmother Lila Proffit, father John Jakoubek, stepmother Margo Jakoubek, her siblings Joanne Stradling (Brian), Janeen Tripp (Michael), Jenifer Jakoubek, Jessica Preisner (Kristian), Jacqueline Tingey (Greg), Jolene Jakoubek, John Jakoubek (Sara), and step siblings Levi McKinnell (Erin), Luke McKinnell, Megan da Fonseca (Hugo), Logan Shupp, Kelsea Mae Wade (Andrew), Moriah Shupp, and several Aunts, Uncles, Cousins, Nieces and Nephews. 

A funeral service will be held Friday February 26, 2021 @ 10:00 am at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints: 7361 S. Constellation Way  Gilbert, Az 85296.  She will be buried at the Mesa Cemetery: 1212 N Center St, Mesa, AZ 85201. 

Guadalupe G. Landin, born on November 20^th 1938, in El Paso Texas, entered into her eternal home on February 21^st 2021, In Mesa, AZ.

 Her unfaltering belief and faith in the Lord Jesus Christ brings her loved ones comfort and peace knowing she has gone to be with him. Her journey through this world touched many hearts and she will be sorrowfully missed.

 She was a devoted mother and loving wife, preceded in death by her son, Daniel and husband Gilbert Landin. Survived by her children : Norma Landin, Adam Landin, and Lucinda Landin, David Landin, 13 grandchildren, and 8 great grandchildren.

Memorial Service will be held at First Southern Baptist Church of Mesa, on Tuesday, March 2^nd, 2021 at 11 a.m.

Sacaton – Paul Peter 80 Died peacefully at home in Sacaton on February 9, 2021 after a long Battle with Cancer. Paul was born on August 31, 1940 to Katherine Joseph Peter and Steven Peter in Fort Yukon, Alaska.

He went to school in Alaska, then to Haskell Indian College in Lawrence, Kansas. He then went to school in Dallas, Texas to become an Electrician. He worked for the Mines in Ajo Arizona for some years. Then he worked for San Carlos Irrigation Project in Coolidge, Arizona for 30+ years as an electrician.

He enjoyed eating out at Golden Corral and his favorite restaurant was China King. He also enjoyed going to the casinos and watching Football and Basketball. His favorite teams were the Arizona Cardinals and Phoenix Suns. He also liked dancing to his Alaskan Music.

He is survived by Janet Manuel Peter whom he was married to for 55 years. His kids Edwin “Sonny” Peter, Karen Peter and Brandon Peter. His siblings from Alaska Adeline Raboff, Kathy Peter, Bessie Williams, Hannah Flaherty, Jean Proctor, Steve Peter, Walter Peter and Webster McKee. Also, eight grandkids and twenty great-grand kids.

He was preceded in Death by his Parents Katherine and Steven Peter, a Great Grandson Jaime Chico and a granddaughter Kaitlin Paula Chico.

Lonnette Miner Millican-Villarreal, 72, passed away on February 12, 2021 in Mesa, Arizona.  She was an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints where she held many callings over her lifetime.  She was preceded in death by her husband James Robert “Bob” Millican.  She is survived by her four children Karson (Patrick) Neel, Cory (Christina), Timothy (Kim) and Philip (Jessica).  She also leaves behind a posterity of 17 grandchildren: Ashley, Erica, Amber, Aubrey, Cambria, Colby, Caden, Cecily, Claire, Charlie, Christopher, Jordan, Cameron, Kaylin, Cassidy, Macy, Kylie and 17 great-grandchildren: Jason, Kyle, Ruby, Sophie, Hank, Oliver, Archer, Vienne, Jude, Maxwell, Charlotte, Timmy, Harper, Jack, Dean, Maddux and Everett.; brother: Donald Miner & sister: Peggy Turley.

Lonnette accomplished many things in her lifetime.  She had a love of creating, often making her children’s clothing when they were little.  She continued this creativeness in making her grandchildren and great-grandchildren quilts when they were born.  She loved to learn and went to school to become a nurse and graduated in 1984.  After working several years as a nurse, she continued her education by getting her Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees in Nursing and continuing on in the medical field as a director over hospice before she retired in 2011 to spend more time with Bob. 

After Bob passed away, Lonnette met Art Villarreal.  She knew Art previously from high school in Buckeye, AZ.  They were married in May of 2012.  They loved to travel and do adventurous things such as a hot air balloon ride and going on an Alaskan cruise.   As Lonnette’s health began to decline in recent years, Art took loving care of her by taking her to doctor’s appointments and taking care of her at home.  She was the love of his life and he was such a blessing in her life.

Funeral services are February 27, 2021 at 11:00 a.m. at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints building located at 1500 E. 6^th Avenue, Mesa, AZ 85204.  A visitation will be the night before on February 26^th from 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. at Bunker’s University Chapel, 3529 E. University Dr., Mesa, AZ.

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