1921
2010
August Guevara, Jr. was born on April 1, 1921 in Rancho Sespe to Augustine (PapaTin) and Cresencia (Chita) Guevara. He was called home to be with his Lord and Savior on Dec. 4, 2010.
He was preceded in death by his true love of 67 years, Virginia Lopez Guevara. August is survived by his daughter, Rochelle (Letty) Jahner of Panorama City, his only grandson, Nikas (Keith) Jahner of San Francisco and daughter, Brenda (husband Tom) Ralston of Alaska. He was one of eight children and leaves behind sisters, Connie Negrete of Pacoima, Mary Diaz of Oxnard, and Irene Tello of Fillmore, brothers, Roy Guevara of Oxnard and Henry Guevara of Santa Paula. Siblings who predeceased him included, Charles (Nino Charlie) Guevara, and Gabriela (Nina Gay) Guevara Blanco.
He served as a paratrooper in the 11th Airborne Division of the US Army in World War II. He worked for Bohannan Brothers from 1952 and retired in 1986. August had no wasted minutes after retiring and spent many hours on his favorite hobby, wood crafting. He enjoyed sharing his many creations with family and friends. He also enjoyed dancing and traveling. In his younger years he was in a band playing the saxophone. One of his greatest joys in life was baseball, whether playing on a team or being a fan of the Dodgers. Auggie will be deeply missed and live on in the hearts of his family and those who loved him forever.
A full Military honors ceremony will be conducted by the Korean War Veterans Chapter #56 and VFW Mercer -Prieto #2043 at 1 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 17 at Pierce Brothers Santa Paula Cemetery located at 380 Cemetery Road, Santa Paula, CA 93061; 525-5258.
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Sally Lopez
December 4, 2023
Missing you Uncle Auggie. I will always cherish your kindness and beautiful heart.
RoseMarie Michel~
December 13, 2010
MY memories and essence of Uncle Auggie, will remain with ME, always~ His presence brought such STRONG yet warm feelings of acceptance~ In MY mind and heart...he set the prime example of how to live Our lives~ MY GrandDaughters have taken great pleasure, riding and sharing this
one-of-a-kind
'Wooden Rocking Horse' both you and Aunt Virge designed for them, many years ago~
You'll be missed...Besitos~
AMBER NAVARRO
December 13, 2010
UNCLE AUGGIE YOU ARE MISSED SO MUCH BY MYSELF AND MY SON EDDIE. YOU WERE LIKE THE FATHER I NEVER REALLY HAD AND THE GRANDFATHER MY SON EDDIE NEVER HAD. WE ENJOYED YOUR COMPANY SO MUCH. YOU WILL ALWAYS BE TREASURED DEEP IN OUR HEARTS. WE LOVE YOU AND MISS YOU.
AMBER AND EDDIE
David and Debbie Lopez
December 13, 2010
We send our sincerest condolences to Letty and Brenda. Uncle Augie was a wonderful uncle and lots of fun to be around. His humor and ablity to "wiggle" his ears made everyone laugh. We will miss him very much. Our heartfelt prayers are with you.
Margaret Duran
December 12, 2010
"To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord".(2 Corinth.5:8) We will miss you, but our comfort is knowing you are with Papa Tin,Chita,Uncle Charle(Hoss),and Aunt Gay. Love,Jesse,Margie and the Duran Family.
Joyce Navarro
December 12, 2010
Uncle Auggie, it's so hard to say good-bye to someone I loved and admired for so many years. One of the many things I loved about you was your smile. Your smile welcomed people and made them feel at home. I'll miss you so much. Give my love to the others, especially Chita and Papa Tin. Let them know that they're still loved and thought of. "Good nite happy dreams and cheepity cheep". Your niece Joyce
Brad Guevara and Sylvia Gonzales
December 11, 2010
My sincere condolences to Letty, Brenda and family. Uncle Augie was my "cool" uncle. He was very quick-witted, funny and had a great sense of humor. He will be deeply missed.
Henry and Alice Guevara
December 11, 2010
Our heartfelt condolences to Letty, Brenda and family. Our brother Augie will forever remain in our hearts. We have fond memories of trecking down to visit. We enjoyed the gatherings and dancing and always had a great time. I will always remember my "bro" and all the good times we shared.
Uncle Henry and Alice Guevara
Sally Ann Lopez
December 10, 2010
Uncle Auggie you will forever be in our hearts. May you now rest in peace with your loving wife. God now has another angel in heaven.
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