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Lawrence Edwin Littleton

1914 - 2010

Lawrence Edwin Littleton obituary, 1914-2010

BORN

1914

DIED

2010

Lawrence Littleton Obituary

A man with a remarkable enthusiasm for life. His love for family and friends was boundless. His presence will be greatly missed!
Laurence Edwin Littleton, 96, passed away on October 6, 2010 in Lodi, California. Born on February 19, 1914 in Stockton, California to William E. and Josephine Littleton, he lived in Galt for over 70 years. He is preceded in death by his wife of 73 years, Frances Littleton in 2009. He was blessed with three children, Frances Brodersen (Richard & Ron) of Stockton, Patricia Mintun-Bont (Ken) of Ben Lomond and Gerald Littleton (Mary May), deceased. The family includes nephew William T. Littleton (Lori), deceased, of Florida. Also surviving are 7 grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren, and 7 great-great grandchildren.
Laurence graduated from the College of the Pacific and played with the Stockton Symphony Orchestra for many years. He served as music teacher and administrator at Galt High School for 40 years. His civic involvement included Galt Chamber of Commerce, Galt City Council, Galt Historical Society and charter member of Galt Lion's. He was a Past District Governor 4C-5 and was an officer with the Volunteers of Vacaville Blind Project, the Society of the Blind and Wilderness Camp for deaf children.. Serving on the Lodi Memorial Hospital Foundation Board he helped establish the Galt Medical Clinic and was a member of Phi Delta Kappa. He was a Chief Warrant Officer with the 59th National Guard Army Band.
The Littleton family thanks our caregivers for their years of dedicated service- Lucy Azevedo and Maria Lopez de Garcia, both of Galt.
A memorial service/ Celebration of Life is planned for November 13 at 11 am at the Littleton Community Center, Galt. Galt Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Laurence's honor to Lodi Memorial Hospital Foundation, Inc. 845 S. Fairmont Avenue, Suite 3, Lodi, California 95240.

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Published by Lodi-News Sentinel from Nov. 3 to Nov. 10, 2010.

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Sandy West-Beglau

November 29, 2010

Mr. Littleton was principal when I was at Galt High, class of 72. I would cut and go off campus to smoke. He always found me, with a big grin. I especially remember a green suit he wore. I do think of him once in a while. He was a main role model for my teen years. He treated me with kindness. Although most of the time it was a discipline issue. I am sure he will be truly missed. His family will be in my thoughts and prayers.

John Azevedo

November 10, 2010

Class of 1968. Always enjoyed this gentleman. He was a true gentleman and always fair, even when I was in the wrong. Saw him not too long ago and enjoyed our little visit. So sorry he has passed.

November 9, 2010

I AM 59 YRS OLD NOW AND I REMEMBER MR LITTLETON FROM WHEN I WENT TO GALT HIGH. IKNOW LONGER LIVE IN CAL.BUT CHECK ON THE OBITS. IN LODI. WHILE BROSING I SEEN A FAMILURE FACE. IM HAPPY TO HERE HE LIVED A LONG LIFE AND MY MEMORIES WERE REMBERED TO BE KIND. SORRY TO HERE OF YOUR LOSE . PATTI DINTELMAN ,NOW PATTI DENTINO.

Al Baldwin

November 8, 2010

Larry will be missed. Larry was a great person and so was his wife.
We will pray for the family to get through this.
God Bless, Al and Judie Baldwin, Galt

Bob Clemons

November 4, 2010

Family-
I got to know Larry when Jerry and I were roommates, and later reaffirmed that contact through Phi Delta Kappa. There was no better human I've ever known - you were blessed to have him as a father and grandfather.
You are in my thoughts.
Bob Clemons

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