Jon E. Rodine passed away on September 29, 2013. Jon was born March 7, 1933 in Minneapolis, MN. He graduated from Edina-Morningside High School in 1951, and continued on to earn a business degree from the University of Minnesota in 1955. He joined the US Air Force in 1955 and served as a pilot until 1958, flying F-86 airplanes. He and his family settled in Sacramento in 1958. His work included accounting for Sam's Restaurants, commercial real estate sales, and accounting with the State of California. Jon is survived by sons Thomas Rodine (Jan), James Rodine (Kathy), George Rodine (Angie), daughters Linda Horvath (Bill), and Christine Herringshaw (Jeff), eleven grandchildren, and ex-wife Marilyn Werness Rodine Skala. He is predeceased by wife Mary (Kelley) Greco Rodine. Services will be private.
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Jon will always be remembered as a kind man who loved his family and friends. We regret not hearing of his passing until now. The last time spent with Jon was on the golf course near his home in Roseville. We played nine holes and went to lunch at the residence club house. He reminisced of his life with Marilyn and their children. He even remembered the night we dined at their home and discovered Ian's (our first born) first tooth. Fond memories of Jon will long remain in our hearts. Good-bye dear friend... we will meet again in a better life.
Jay and Judi McQuoid
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May 10, 2018
Thoughts and prayers are with all of you..
Kellie Hunter
May 12, 2014
Thank you for the remembrances. He loved going to the Painter's cabin and spending evenings with the neighbors!
Linda Horvath
October 14, 2013
Hope he stopped by The Painter's Cabin on his way out....to all our happy memories growing up, neighbors, and at the lake, thinking of you all, xoxo, Teresa
October 8, 2013
My thoughts and prayers to the Rodine family.
Terre Sadosky
October 7, 2013
My deepest sympathies. Many good memories of our time as neighbors. Jerry Sadosky
October 6, 2013
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