Obituaries

Condolences

• 10/01/2021

  Monique Perrier

  Hello just wanted to let whomever may visit this that the rosary will begin tomorrow night at 6:30pm not 7pm. sorry for the late notice.

• 10/01/2021

  Monique Perrier

  9 files added to the album New Album Name

• 10/01/2021

  Monique Perrier

  Thank you Eileen for those fond memories and caring for my mother so much. I remember her telling me some of the stories and her laughter after was contagious. She was blessed to have such friends to work along side her and love the job as much as she did. Hugs

• 10/01/2021

  Fremont Memorial Chapel

  1 file added to the album Memories Album

• 10/01/2021

  Jan Duggan

  Our hearts are broken as we morn the loss of our dear sweet friend Sally. For over 20 years we sat together in the bleachers laughing and cheering on our husband playing senior softball. I will always remember you walking down that aisle in your wedding dress, your beautiful family of attendants, and that first 50th wedding anniversary dance with Charlie. Goodbye dear friend, until we meet again. Jan and Jed Duggan

• 10/01/2021

  Franz Bruckner

  Dear Rosemary and Family. So sorry to hear of your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Love, Franz

• 10/01/2021

  Monique Perrier

  Aw Becky each time I hear another story from you guys it makes me laugh. Thank you so much for sharing mom loved all of you guys.

• 10/01/2021

  Monique Perrier

  Thank you Jan I know my mother cherished your friendship as well.

• 10/01/2021

  Pam Arett

  My name is Pam Arett and I met Sally in 1990 when I became a school bus driver at Durham.Sally always had a smile on her face.She was always kind,caring and encouraging to me,What a beautiful human being Miss Sally was.I will cherish the memories I have of her and keep them in my heart always! I feel so blessed to have known Sally.May the memories and love you shared help all of you at this difficult time.

• 10/01/2021

  Becky Camara

  My name is Becky Camara and I started the same time as Sally. Shortly after I started I joined the craziest group of people I had ever met, which for me that meant I was going to have fun. We had been training for awhile and had a pretty good routine we used with the trainees. This one day though a couple trainees canceled so we doubled up, one trainee to two trainers. We were up on 580 in the San Leandro area, Sally in the lead, when all of a sudden, crash, bang, boom, her trainee rear-ended the vehicle in front of her, which is bad enough but that vehicle was towing a boat and they hit the car in front of them. Durham ended up buying 2 cars, one boat and we all lost our A***s. That was bad enough but a few months later we all climbed into a bus and off to lunch we went. Lunch was great but on the way back to the office to get our trainees we were rear-ended. Very minor but the boss again wasn't to happy. Sometimes it doesn't pay to get up in the morning, but it was always fun getting up because I knew Sally will be there with her smile, a hand on my shoulder and say" GOOD MORNING". I love you Sally and I want to thank you for all the wonderful times. Your the best.

• 10/01/2021

  Eileen Noonan

  I met Sally in 1981, when we both became School Bus Drivers. There was never a time since then that Sally and I did not get into trouble together, and get into situations that we had to talk our way out of. We became Trainers together, we got sick together, we upgraded to a Type 1 Air Brake bus together, and there were times we cried together. Sally was as crazy as I was, and when we trained together, it was some of the best times of my life. We would do student management with our trainees, and we would raise hell. Sally would go out of the hatch in the roof of the bus, while I was opening the hood to take out the oil stick. All we wanted to do was be sure our trainees could handle kids like us ! There are so many memories I have of my buddy Sally, but I know I can't put them all down. For the rest of my life, I will miss my Dearest Sally, but I know that Sally is not far away. Sally loved her Family so much, but the love does not stop with death. It continues on in all our hearts, and souls, and the love Sally has for her Family and friends will grow. Even though time will go by, Sally will always be a part of everything I do and say. So, until we meet again my friend, I will see you on the other side. All my love to the Aragon Family. Eileen Noonan