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Anthony Hernandez Obituary

ANTHONY R. HERNANDEZ 48 of Highland passed away Sept. 24. He worked as a civilian employee for the S.B County Sheriff\'s Dept. He was the owner of H&H Garage Doors Plus and had served in the Army. Tony\'s greatest love was coaching baseball. He is survived by his wife, Kimberly Hotchkiss-Hernandez. Children, Albert (AJ) Rojas, Marissa Rojas and Andrew Hernandez. His mother, Amelia Hernandez, brothers Joe (Rachel) Hernandez, Nicholas (June) Hernandez, sisters Susan (Richard) Placencia, Monica Morton, Patricia Hernandez, Angelina (Dean) Canada, 6 nieces, 6 nephews and his extended baseball family of coaches, players, parents from Highland L.L., Venom, I.E. Elite and the REV baseball program. Memorial Service, Sat. 10/2/10 at 2:00 pm, Redlands East Valley High School on the baseball field. Burial Monday, 10/4/10, 11:15am, Riverside National Cemetery

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Published by The Press-Enterprise on Oct. 2, 2010.

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Caleb Lopez

December 8, 2010

Tony was a great guy and a great coach. Its hard to imagine that he is gone out of our lives, but he is in a better place now. Im sorry to everyone that was close to him. I was a player for him on Inland Empire Elite baseball team; he was a big influence on me and taught me a lot about baseball.He will be missed and forever remembered. R.I.P. Coach Tony

October 4, 2010

Please accept our sincerest condolences as we're so sorry to hear of your sudden loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Adrian, Michelle, Danielle & Adrian Jr.

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