Vernon Ernest Soto

Dear Bob and Debbie,

I am so sorry to learn of your father's passing. You all are in my thoughts and prayers.

We met your husband in 2005 when we got lost leaving Cambria one day. We were looking around as tourists do and were trying to get back to SLO going south on the road that goes by your place. We stopped and talked to Mr. Soto who was out walking along the road and asked him about directions. We asked if we could get to SLO by continuing south on that road. He said well you could but I wouldn't...I would turn around and go back the way we came and get on the coast highway. We will always...

Althea, Bobby, Debbie and family. I am very sorry to hear of Vernon's passing. Just found out today and very sorry to have missed the service in Cambria. Always enjoyed visiting with him over the years and the fun times spending at his mothers's home as a kid. He will certainly be missed. It is always very hard to lose a spouse or parent but remembering all the times spent together helps ease the pain over time. My thoughts are with you.

To a loving family may you find peace in your hearts thinking about all the wonderful memories and times you all shared together. Sorry to hear of Vernon's passing. With deepest heart-felt sympathy and prayers.

Sending you warmest aloha to you, Althea, Bobby and Debbie and family. Shirlene got her Daddy back in her arms and my Dad just got another old card buddy at his table up there! He will be dearly missed here on this earthly plane--but as we say here in Hawaii, "A Hui Hou!" (Ah hooey hoe), simply translated: Till we meet again! Aloha pumehana!

We are sad with you all, we used to really enjoy the banter when he would come in and share about his gambling adventures. He always had a smile.

So sorry to hear of Vernon's passing.My prayer are with you Althea and Bob's family. I will always remember his great Big smile and the fun times together with the Soto families and the Minetti families.

Very Sorry for your loss - Sending lots of prayers!

We will miss your bright eyes and cheerful laughter Vern.
Bob and Evelyn Morales