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LINDSELL, Andrew Lewis,
Andy was born April 3, 1920 in the town of Aberdeen, WA to William and Òeila Lindsell. He attended Lake Washington High School and the University of Washington. He was first married in 1941 to Margaret Ann Maryatt with whom he had four children. That same year he joined the Navy and fought in World War II, piloting a B-24 Bomber in the South Pacific. He rose to the rank of First Lieutenant.
At the end of the war, Andy began his lifelong career in the Commercial Laundry Business. He spent 12 years with Acme Towel Service before starting his own company. A.L.L. Industrial Laundry which he built into a highly successful enterprise. In 1971, Andy married his loving wife of 32 years, Jonnie Mae Mooney. In 1989 he sold that business and founded A. J. Services with his wife Jonnie and together they built and operated another successful business until his death. His reputation in the industry as a great employer and consummate salesman will not soon be forgotten.
Andy was a member of the Elks Lodge, Rotary Club and several trade organizations including the Institute of Industrial Laundries and Linen Supply Assoc. of America. He was a 32 year member of Los Altos Country Club and had a great love of the game of golf. Traveling with his wife Jonnie and fishing were his other passions.
Andy is survived by his adoring wife Jonnie, his daughters and stepdaughters Andrea, Laura, Meg and Mary, his sons and stepson, Drew, Bill and Joe. He was also blessed with seventeen grandchildren and thirteen great-grandchildren.
A Memorial Service was held July 25 at Spangler Mortuary. Mass was held at St. Nicholas Church and internment at Gate of Heaven.
Donations to the American Cancer Society and the Boy Scouts of America would be appreciated.
SCHRODER, Bruce A.,
Bruce and his late wife June (Judy) resided in Los Altos for 45 years. Bruce enjoyed golf and was a lifetime member of the Los Altos Golf and Country Club. He also loved the horse races and was a “regular” at Bay Meadows and San Jose Fair Downs.
Bruce accepted his long illness with grace and courage, and was known and loved for being a “true gentleman” throughout his life. He is survived by his daughters Diane Carr of Anchorage, AK, Beverly Hodge, of Concord, CA and grandchildren Doug Miller and Brian Hodge.
At his request, no funeral services will be held. Remembrances in his name may be made to Pathway Hospice Foundation, 201 San Antonio Circle, Suite 135, Mt. View, CA 94040.
HABERSTRO, Lawrence (Larry),
Larry was a Shriner, in the motor corps. He was a member of the Los Altos Country Club. His hobbies were cars, dogs and horses. Larry loved music, had his own band in his early years and especially enjoyed the piano.
Larry was a loving and dedicated husband, father and grandfather. He is survived by his wife, Rose of Los Altos, daughter Carol Malcolm of Woodside, granddaughter Cheryl Rose Barnoli and her husband of Arizona and great-granddaughter Casey Rose Barnoli of Arizona. Preceding him in death were grandsons, Brian Christopher Malcolm and Robert Anthony Malcolm. Larry’s burial was at Holy Cross Cemetery, Menlo Park.
The family prefers donations to the American Cancer Society.
