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1957
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2011
Chester Borror Obituary
Chester Dale Borror was born in Corning, September 22, 1957 and died July 12,2011 at his home on Tehama Angus Ranch in Gerber,CA.
He was educated in Gerber, Red Bluff and U.C., Davis. Upon graduation he worked for Kraft Foods in Chicago, Illinois in food engineering. He enjoyed working with his hands, constructing stone walls at the Chalk Mountain Ranch in Bridgeville, CA, and building his home on Holmes Road. He enjoyed designing and building many ranch signs and gates, building firewood processing machinery, and designing and building furniture. Chet developed a special bond with animals under duress - providing a home for stray dogs and working and providing support for Safe Haven Horse Rescue.
He is survived by his special friend Catherine Cadieux, his parents Bill and Sandy Borror of Tehama, brother Kevin (Linda) and Eric of Gerber, brother Aaron (Rebecca) of Terrebonne, OR and sister Alda of Miyazaki, Japan and nieces Callie Borror, Rochelle Borror and nephew Bryce Borror.
A celebration of his life will be held on Saturday, July 23rd, at noon with a potluck at the ranch. Chet would request any gifts be made to Safe Haven Horse Rescue.
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Susan Prouty (Overdeck)
July 25, 2011
So sorry to hear this sad news...my sincere condolences to the whole family.
July 25, 2011
So shocked and Saddend to Read of his passing, I went to school with Aaron we always bought our hay from the ranch, My thoughts and prayers are with the Family! Linda Overdeck Aiello
July 15, 2011
We just loved all of his work at Chalk Mountainl Ranch. The entryway is beautiful.
H & D Barnwell
Patti Groscup (Cowper)
July 15, 2011
My thoughts and prayers are with you.
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