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Ermelinda Ornelas Obituary

Ermelinda "Ermie" Ornelas, 81, passed away peacefully on 9/16/10, in S.L.O. Ermie was born in AZ. She moved to So. Calif. as a teenager, married her sweetheart on 2/15/47 and ultimately retired to Templeton in 1984. She was a member of the Catholic Church and loved spending time with her family, crocheting, bowling, Bunco & bingo. She found great joy in decorating cakes for all occasions that were loved by all. Ermie''s kind and compassionate nature warmed so many lives, many considered her an angel. Ermie is survived by her husband, Arthur; children, Lorraine, Norma & Tony; daughter-in-law, Denise; grandchildren, Amy (Matt), Tury, Damon (Therese), Pat, Kevin & Madison; great-grandchildren, Koby, Kyra & Anabelle. She was preceded by her son, Mickey; son-in-law, Barry. A mass will be held at 11am, 10/1/10 at St. Rose.

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Published by San Luis Obispo County Tribune on Sep. 29, 2010.

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Elisa Munoz

September 30, 2010

Dearest Art, Norma, Tony, Lorraine and Amy: Ermie was one of my treasured friends. Our friendship went back to Kindergarten where we attended Bullion Plaza School in Miami, Arizona. How true that she had a kind and compassionate nature. Such a peaceful personality, truly a gift from God. I will never forget Ermie. My husband Jess and I send our heartfelt condolences to all of you. May you be comforted by the Blessed Assurance that she is now in His blessed arms. We regret we are unable to attend her Memorial Service, but so thankful that we were able to visit her a few weeks ago.

Betty Gabele

September 29, 2010

I will always love you dear Ermie, You were one if the BEST ladies I ever knew. God will love having you there withhim.
Betty Gabele

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