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George De La Torre Obituary

GEORGE DE LA TORRE 55, a lifelong resident of San Bernardino and employee of the San Bernardino City Water Department retired after 33 years, passed away and went to be with the Lord on August 7, 2006. He passed peacefully with his family at his side. He was a beloved son, father, brother, uncle and nino. Survivors include: companion Joy Flower, stepson Mark Moyeda, daughter Robin Howard of Parker, AZ, mother Nicola Silva and her husband Jesse of Parker, AZ, brothers Aurelio De La Torre and wife Linda, David De La Torre and wife Aurora, sisters Diane Silva, Patricia Lopez, Debbie Eddy and husband Baldwin, Sherry Page and husband Bob, and many nieces, nephews and God-children. Viewing 5-7pm, with Rosary at 7pm, Monday August 14 at Mt. View Mortuary, Services 9am Tuesday, August 15 at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church in San Bernardino. Interment at Mt. View Cemetery.

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Published by San Bernardino County Sun on Aug. 13, 2006.

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John Benson

August 14, 2006

George, it was a pleasure to know you. I only knew you through our contact at the Express Market but this was enough to know that you would be a good friend and someone I would like to be around. You will be missed! To your family and friends I pray for all to get closure to enable all to move on. You will continue to be in our hearts and thoughts.

Teresa De La Torre

August 13, 2006

My uncle saw the humor in every situation. One of the most hardworking men I have ever known.

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