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Lonnie Comstock Obituary
LONNIE RAY COMSTOCK
July 30, 1953 - March 28, 2020
Lonnie was born and raised in Bakersfield, CA and grew up in Shafter, CA. He went to Shafter High School. He loved his Cowboys football team all the way, and his greatest joy was spending time with his family.
Lonnie was always happy and smiling. He passed away at home after a brief fight with bone cancer.
Lonnie is survived by his son Chad Comstock and wife Angela, girlfriend Robbie Harris and their children, Amber, Eric and step daughter Tasha, his sister Patricia Sweeney, brother Bob Comstock and 8 grandchildren.
He is preceeded in death by his parents J.C. and Virdell Comstock, brothers Martin, Bryce and Larry Comstock, three nephews and grandparents.
There will be a Celebration of Life service held at a later date.
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Memories and Condolences
for Lonnie Comstock
Taloula Comstock
July 30, 2024
Happy birthday poppalonie! U were tbe best grandpa I could ever have! To have you here right now to see how much me and my siblings have grown and improved! I wish i wouldve known that I wouldve never seen u again and really treasured mt last few moments with u.
Your grandaughter
Taloula Comstock
P.S.
I love you once.
I love you twice.
I love you more than beans and rice.
Chad
March 27, 2023
I miss you every day Dad. I miss your crazy sense of humor. I miss how you always put a smile on everyones face around you with your antics and Lonnieisms. You were always there for someone, anyone who needed help. I took your good nature and having you there when I needed you for granted. The kids still use you sayings and still ask me to tell stories about you all the time. You will never be forgotten and will always be missed. I love you Dad!
taloula comstock
May 20, 2022
to the best grandfather in the world we miss you so dearly you changed the perspective I looked at Things and made the biggest impact on me and my brother to this very day Trevor still cry`s about how much he is missing you, R.I.P Lonnie ray Comstock you will be remembered forever - Taloula Comstock / grand daughter
Chad Comstock
June 7, 2021
I can’t even believe it’s been over a year since you left us Dad. I hope you know that not a day goes by that I don’t think about you. I try and keep your Lonnieisms alive by saying them to my wife and kids. You must have really made an impression on Trevor because he talks about you still and sometimes cries saying he misses you. I don’t think you ever understood what an impact and impression you really made on people. You are dearly missed and I really regret not calling more and trying to decipher what your saying. I want to hear your voice and your laugh again so bad. You have always been there and supported any decision I ever made good or bad. I miss you Dad and I Love you dearly. By the way I heard you on someone else’s voicemail and then it was gone. Hey C.E. Is all it was but I went to play it back and it wasn’t there.
Wayne and Boyd Graham
June 6, 2021
In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.
Karla Roser-Davis
March 28, 2021
You left us a year ago today but you will always hold a very special place in my heart. Love you!!!!!
Vicki
April 3, 2020
R.i.p. so sorry for the lose
Donald Murphy
April 3, 2020
Worked with Lonnie for many at Pan Pacific, one of the good ones! Enjoyed working with him!
Karla Roser-Davis
April 2, 2020
Fuzzy,Patty,Bob and Chad, Sometimes life just isn't fair not when someone like our sweet Lonnie is taken away. When I wanted to talk to Lonnie a couple of weeks ago Fuzzy said he didn't want to talk because he knew I ("Ma") would cry and he was right. Having long talks with both Robb Pence and Steve Schaefer last Saturday reminded me just how very much he was loved. Chad, remember when you, your Dad and I went golfing and you ordered a "duckfart" drink at bar? The two of us looked at you like you were crazy, laughing so hard. Patty remember what I asked you to do on Friday for me since I can't be there. I'll talk to you tomorrow night. Love you guys. Sending much love and hugs from Missouri.
We made it to the beach dad.
Chad Comstock
April 2, 2020
The type of Dad that you were always excited to meet your new friends. We acted embarrassed but in reality we couldn't wait for you to crack them up. Coolest, funniest, most generous Dad ever. Thank you for all the laughs. You are missed beyond belief. I love you.
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