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Steven Paul Browning was born on June 15, 1960, in San Jose to Dr. Donald Lee Browning and Mrs. Carolyn Louise (Cordell) Browning.
When he was one, his parents moved their young family to Lakeport, California. Steve and his two older brothers, Dr. David Browning and Mr. Mark Browning, were soon joined by a baby sister named Karen.
Growing up with Steve, Karen describes them as "two peas in a pod."
Steve attended elementary school, junior high and high school in Lakeport. He spent several semesters at Westmont College near Santa Barbara with his sister, then transferred to California State University, Sacramento.
Although he dealt with significant health issues throughout most of his life, he never lost his sense of humor and enjoyed sharing it with others.
On Nov. 14, 1987, he married Patricia Schaal. They shared a happy and loving life together for 36 and a half years before his untimely passing on April 12, 2024.
Everyone who met Steve loved him! His wife remembers him as being the most intelligent, funny, romantic, considerate and generous person she'd ever met. She felt privileged to have been married to him for so long.
He is survived by his wife; his parents; his two brothers; his sister, Karen Immekus; and many extended family members.
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She was born on Jan. 16, 1957, in Portland, Oregon, and most recently resided in Lake County, California.
Suzanne had a zest for life and found joy in spending time with her grandchildren, whom she adored. She had a deep affinity for animals and enjoyed sharing stories from her early years working at a pet store in Oregon.
Suzanne had a green thumb and took pleasure in gardening and exploring new places when traveling. In addition, she was an incredible cook, always experimenting with new recipes.
Above all, Suzanne cherished her family, grandchildren and animals. She found solace in Fort Bragg, California, a place that held a special place in her heart.
She was a devoted mother to Wendy Sacks, Priscilla Trujillo and Curtis Trujillo. Suzanne's legacy lives on through her grandchildren, Isaiah, Ethan, Shelby, Parker and Payton.
Suzanne's superpower was her innate ability to help others, a quality she displayed throughout her life. She pursued a successful career in computer programming and made significant contributions in her field.
Her favorite quotes and life mottos were often scriptures from the Bible, which served as a source of inspiration and guidance for her.
Suzanne was married to Martin Trujillo for 31 beautiful years, creating a lifetime of memories together.
She will be remembered with love and admiration by all who knew her for her kind heart, selflessness and unwavering commitment to helping others.
May Suzanne Marie Trujillo's soul rest in eternal peace.
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Roland William Shaul, born to Wilfred and Virginia Shaul on Sept. 13, 1934, in Lower Lake, California, peacefully departed on April 25, 2024, at Texoma Medical Center in Denison, Texas, following complications from a fall.
He was preceded in death by his parents, sister Shirley Vidas, and his previous wife of 21 years, Carol Shaul.
He is survived by his devoted wife of 25 years, Nell Nassoy Shaul, along with his children: Kathleen Conners, Aaron Shaul, Laura Shaul, Karrie Shaul and Eric Shaul. Additionally, he leaves behind three stepchildren: Brian Hirscher, Carolyn Hough and Shane Nassoy, as well as 18 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren.
A lifelong resident of Lake County, California, Roland was a distinguished entrepreneur and businessman. Over his 89 years, he established a variety of enterprises, including a Case Tractor dealership, a construction company and a logging operation.
However, his most cherished accomplishment was founding Allied Information Networks, a pioneering communication and software firm.
As a longtime member of the Derby Hat Club, Roland enjoyed joining his buddies twice a year for a long weekend of fishing and storytelling.
Roland's love for adventure extended to the skies, where he soared as a passionate pilot, owning and piloting several aircraft throughout his lifetime, notably a powered glider that he and Nell flew back from Florida after its purchase.
Amidst his professional achievements, Roland was a pillar of his community, renowned for his warmth and generosity. He and Nell found joy in gathering with loved ones, often enjoying rounds of golf together.
A celebration of Roland’s rich life will be held on June 29 at Buckingham Golf Course in Kelseyville, California. All friends and family are warmly invited to attend and honor his memory.
Memorials may be made directly to The Michael J Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research, www.michaeljfox.org.
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