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Lewis Olvera

Sacramento, California

1938 - 2014

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Sacramento, California
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Lewis (Lou) OlveraSept. 26, 1938 - April 19, 2014Sacamento, CA Hometown: Pittsburg, CAFriends and family are invited to A "Celebration of Life" honoring the life of Lou Olvera who died on April 19. The celebration will be held on June 14 at Carpaccio's restaurant in Oakley, Ca at 1PM. He is...

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Mr. Olvera was a fantastic Spanish teacher and a most excellent human being. I think of him every time I speak Spanish. He had a sharp wit which my parents very much appreciated. Mr. Olvera had high standards with his teaching and grading, and in general pushed us hard to learn our lessons. I'll never forget when he we were all assigned to write a paper entirely in Spanish from his approved list. I chose "La Inquisición Española", which was NOT on the list, but he accepted it anyway. He...

Miss you every day, Lou.

Mr. Olvera was my favorite teacher. He was so kind to me and I will always remember his classes. He let us make bunuelos in class! I still speak and understand Spanish well thanks to his lessons. He really was a great person.

Mr. Olvera will always be one of my favorite teachers of all time. Thanks for the laughs and education. I will never forget being invited to the "adults-only" Spain trip when you convinced me I could be the translator for a cave tour. Thanks for pushing me to be my best. You will always be remembered.

I can't speak enough good words about Mr. Olvera. I speak of him often and how much of an impact he had on my life. I hope to be as good a teacher as he was. I will remember his laughter and kindness to me always. Thanks for being a guiding light Mr. O.

The one thing I will never forget is my spanish classes at Hiram Johnson West with Mr. Olvera. He was the greatest and most enthusiastic teacher I had. Thanks for all those years...Ruby..Class of 97

He was a great teacher who cared for all his students!

You will be missed thank you for trying to teach us Spanish!!! Class of 96

May your memories of the wonderful times you shared with your loved one comfort you and your family, today and always.