Gary Tedeschi
1947 - 2013
GARY TEDESCHI
Born in 1947 in Illinois. Passed
away 8/8/2013 in Loma Linda, CA fighting cancer. Beloved spouse,
father, grandfather,
brother, friend, teacher. Gary came to Sunny-mead in 1952,
attended the old Moreno Elementary School,
Alessandro Middle School, and Poly High School. He left Sunnymead
to serve in the U.S. Army as a Squad Leader
and Platoon Sergeant based in Pleiku, Vietnam. After Vietnam he
was accepted into the U.S. Navy as an officer
but declined and moved to Riverside, returned to Moreno Valley in
1983. Gary earned his AA degree in
Business at RCC and was a very successful Sales Rep. for Moore
Business Forms and Prentice Hall Publishing Company.
He received a BA Degree in Cultural Anthropology, his MA Degree
in Education and his California Administrative Credential
from Cal State University, San Bernardino; he earned his
California Teacher Credential from UCR. He worked in the
Alvord Unified School District for more than 20 years as a
popular teacher and administrator. Gary is survived by wife
of 42 years, Verena; son Ian; daughter Lindsay; grand-daughters
Rhiannon and Laci; brothers James and Robert;
friends, and former "Brothers in Arms,"; and several
pets, including his favorite dog, Tatiana. He will be interred
at the National Cemetery in Riverside, CA, date to be announced
in Sept.
.
Published in Press-Enterprise from August 23 to August 25, 2013
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http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/pe/obituary.aspx?n=gary-tedeschi&pid=166569687#fbLoggedOut
Gary Tedeschi in Vietnam with 1/22 Infantry
Photo courtesy of Fred Childs
Birth: Aug. 18, 1947
Illinois, USA
Death: Aug. 8, 2013
Loma Linda
San Bernardino County
California, USA
Burial:
Riverside National Cemetery
Riverside
Riverside County
California, USA
Marker for Gary Tedeschi
Photo by Sadie & Edgar ? from the Find A Grave website
Top photo from Fred Childs
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