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Obituaries of Dallas Natives in Los Angeles Newspapers
1955. He was promoted and transferred to
California by Superior Fireplace Company
in Fullerton over 25 years ago. He went
from regional to national sales manager and
served in that capacity for a number of
years. He was then appointed vice-president
of sales and marketing shortly before
Superior was acquired by Lenox Hearth
Products. He retired from Lenox in 2002 and
was most recently associated with Empire
Products Inc. in Montclair, CA. Mike leaves
many friend he made during his long career.
Mike's passion was carpentry and he was an
accomplished wood-worker. He also
particularly loved the quiet and solitude
offered by fishing. There was always a
special place in his heart for his dogs, past
and current. Mike was an avid reader, and
loved children and music, especially blues
and country and western.
Family and friends will greatly miss Mike's
kindness, generosity, and sweetness of spirit.His survived by his parents, William Jasper
Hammer and Madelyn Hammer, and wife
Anne. He was preceded in death by son
Matthew. The surviving siblings are Karen
Raydo of Carrollton, TX; Mark Hammer of
Brooklyn, NY; Karla Knotts of Charlotte,
NC; Michael Hammer of Bend, OR; and
David Hammer of San Antonio, TX. Other
survivors are step-children, Jeff Tope of
Santa Rosa, CA; Suzanne Muhaidly of
Fullerton; and Michael Tope, Jr. of Ontario,
CA; and eight grandchildren.
Friends and family are invited to a memorial
of his life on Tuesday, June 1 at 3 p.m. at
Memory Garden Memorial Park, 455 West
Central Avenue, Brea, CA. In lieu of
flowers, contributions may be made in
Mike's name to the Humane Society of
Huntington Beach, CA, or to your preferred
charity. Internment services will be held
Friday, June 4 at 10 a.m., at Restland
Cemetery in Dallas, TX.The Orange County Register, 4 August 2004
She appreciated simple joys in Tustin
Juanita Rosentreter demanded little and got a great deal in return. She said her
coupon-clipping sent her son to college.
By Robin Hinch
A Life Story
Juanita Rosentreter
Born: Jan. 31, 1918, Dallas, Texas
Died: July 24, 2004 Tustin
Survivors: Son, Mike; many nieces, nephews and cousins
Services: Private. Arrangements by The Omega Society, Santa AnaThere can be great comfort in simplicity and
Juanita Rosentreter was smart enough to
recognize that.She was a woman who demanded little from
life - or from others, for that matter - and,
as a result, derived a great deal from both.The Dallas Journal, 2008 99
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