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RICHARD BRUCE THAYRE Born Dec. 9, 1952 in Windsor Ontario, Canada Ric passed away November 22, 2013 in Oceanside, CA with his children and girlfriend by his side. Ric is survived by his daughter Marisol Thayre and son Bruce J. Thayre; girlfriend Linda Lee Hudig; father Bruce Thayre and stepmother Joanne Thayre; sisters Linda Wilson, Donna Thayre, and Debbie Sornoso; many nieces and nephews, cousins and friends. Ric was preceded in death by his mother Helen Thayre, by whom he will be interred, and a niece. A teacher and coach for over 30 years, Ric served as a high school teacher for Desert Sands Unified and then as a middle school teacher for San Jacinto Unified at Monte Vista and North Mountain Middle Schools. Ric had many interests, however his most cherished was collecting and listening to music. He was a loving father and devoted friend, with a sharp sense of humor and love for books and movies. Richard had recently retired from teaching and had just fulfilled his dream of purchasing a home by the beach. He was very proud of his new home in Carlsbad, CA. The celebration of life for Richard will be at 1pm on December 7th, 2013 at Oakdale Memorial Park at 1401 S. Grand Ave., Glendora, CA 91740.
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RIP Uncle Ric in Jesus's name I pray.
December 6, 2013
To my brother Ric . You will always be in my heart where ever I go knowing you will be watching over the whole family. Now you will be with Mom forever. Will have a glass of champagne and will be thinking of James Bond (you) Love You
December 4, 2013
Uncle Ric- You are an amazing person that lived life to the fullest. You forever left your "mark" in my heart. You taught me to be free, passionate about the things I love, respect others but not let their judgements mold or shape me to be the person they want me to be. Just Be ME! I admired that about you- your eccentric personality, your passion with your hobbies, your passion teaching children, your respect for yourself, your witty sense of humor, you always new how to capture a room. I am very blessed to have the Childhood memories that I do, you helped make them. Every Sunday we always had Family dinners either at my parents or Grandma & Grandpa's. It was just us (my brothers Myke & Chris, my Mom & Dad, Grandma, Grandpa, Aunt Donna, Aunt Debbie and Uncle Ric), All our Christmas's together whether they were in West Covina, La Verne or in Lake Arrowhead, the numerous adventures that we were able to explore- Caribbean Islands, Hawaiian Islands, Australia, Canada. Going to your house in Indio and Banning- sharing and listening to music, learning Historical facts. I always new you were going to be a Great Dad because you are a Great Uncle to my brothers and I. I have a ton of memories that I will cherish forever! I just want to thank you for them. I love you with all my heart, please give Grandma a kiss for me as I know you are rejoicing in each others arms ( you earned your wings). I hope you know I am very Proud to be your Niece. Until we meet again soar high in the sky my sweet angel.
Shelley Darino
December 4, 2013
I will always remember you as a friend . May the Lord watch over us all until we meet again, my friend. Bill Wilson and Family
December 3, 2013
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Oakdale Mortuary & Memorial Park1401 South Grand Ave, Glendora, CA 91740
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Oakdale Mortuary & Memorial Park1401 South Grand Ave, Glendora, CA 91740
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