George Sequeira Sr.

This note is for Karyn. It was so special seeing you today, even under such a sad time. Nevertheless, you radiated your lovely spirit and strong as always.
I always remembered you as such a firecracker!! So, I just only wish I could have seen you and your handsome George together. It surely be would have been a super Kodak moment!!!( I did cop the fantastic photo of you, George and beautiful Celeste from the table inside ie., with my phone!!)
It was a beautiful reception and a big...

So sorry of your loss Jason , Nizza and family .. God Bless you
Jackie Campigli ❤

This man had a smile that reflected the gentleness of his heart. After my husband passed in 1997, The Sequeira Family embraced me as one of their own. I am honored to have experienced this great cowboy, this gentle man. My love and prayers are with the family. He lives on in each one of you. Blessings ~

Out of the hundreds of photos and videos I have taken over the years at the Petaluma Ranch, I chose these. One just happens to be my favorite. The others have some history.

During the early 60's, anyone who owned a horse, or just liked horses,or had any type of connection to a horse, boarded, or just hung out at the Sequeira Ranch in Marinwood. I was ten when my sister, Karen got Chief for Christmas.
I did not know George but his presence was all over the ranch. I would see him...

Peace, health, happiness and love always. Joie Aguiar

So sorry to hear of George's passing. I do not know any of you siblings, but I went to Dixie School with both George and Albert from 1946 to 1951. In those years, I spent many a day on the ranch with them and Dan Perreira(not sure of the spelling). I moved to Sonoma and thus lost contact with them. Again, sorry for your loss. Three great friends at the time.