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Stanley A. Silva
March 27, 1944-Jan. 4, 2013
Resident of San Leandro. Born 1944 in
Oakland, CA, graduated Mira Monte High School in Orinda CA.
He served 2 terms in United States Army 5th Special Forces ABN Vietnam 65-67. Graduated the CHP Academy in 1968 and served in the California Highway Patrol for 32 years. He was a Commander in Chief & loyal member of the American Legion Post 790. Protecting and serving the public was his number 1 concern, and in doing so he received numerous awards and certificates for his service. He was an avid bowler and golfer. He is survived by His wife Lorrain Silva, his 3 daughters, 1 son, 5 grandchildren, as well as numerous Aunts, Uncles, and Cousins. His Memorial service will be held at the Sacramento Valley National Cemetery 5810 Midway Road Dixon, CA 95620 on January 25, 2013 at 12:30 P.M. A contribution towards medical costs would be greatly appreciated in lieu of flowers. Santos-Robinson Mortuary
San Leandro 510-483-0123
www.santos-robinson.com
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Stan rest in peace my friend you were a mentor for the younger officers in Santa Fe springs I am going to miss you my graveyard friend
John George
January 26, 2013
Dad, I want you to know you are the best, today you are being laid to rest with Popa Al, Nana Bea, & Uncle Jimmy. There is so much I am going to miss now that your not here but we will keep your love alive! Your granddaughters Abigial & Addysen have the gift of the gab like their Popa! Your son Colin look & acts so much like you & reminds us so much of you! We will all miss you & we will always love you! Your daughter Tanya
Tanya Silva Hernandez
January 25, 2013
Dad, I am going to miss our daily phone calls, hearing your voice brought me peace and strength to get by. I can only thank god for bringing you into my life. You protected your grand daughter, Amber, in life and now you hold her hand in heaven. I am so proud of the man that you are and always will be. I thank The Lord that I was with you when u left this world and I can only be strong and patient until we see each other again. Thank you for being my father.
Your loving daughter Candy.
Candy Hess
January 24, 2013
We love you & will miss you so much! Your daughter Tanya & David & your granddaughters Abigail & Addysen!
Tanya Silva-Hernandez
January 24, 2013
Stanley A. Silva Family,
In loving memories of a wonderful person Grief can be so hard but our special memories can help us through the long days ahead.
LB New Jersey
January 23, 2013
Stan, I've missed your hearty greetings at the golf course - it was always a pleasure to see and talk with you. Rest in peace Brother.
Russ Ross
January 22, 2013
We'll miss you at the golf course, Mr. Sociable.. RIP
Donald Sandri
January 14, 2013
Tanya Silva-Hernandez
January 13, 2013
Dad you will be so missed, but never ever forgotten! I will miss hearing you calling me "pumpkin" & asking me how your girls are doing! We love you so, so much! Tanya, David & your granddaughters Abigail & Addysen.
Tanya Silva-Hernandez
January 13, 2013
Dad you will be missed so much, but never forgotten! We love you, so, so much, Tanya, David & your 2 granddaughters Abigail & Addysen
Tanya Silva-Hernandez
January 13, 2013
Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.
Santos-Robinson Mortuary
January 19, 2013
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