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John Blevins Obituary
''Jay'' Lee
Mar 31, 1945 - Dec 2, 2007
Born March 31, 1945, to John Blevins, Sr., and Ruby Timmins (Haines), of Dos Palos, California. His parents and sister, Belva, preceded him in death. He is survived by his son, John Lee Blevins, III and his family of Marysville, CA. Also survived by his sisters and their families: Thelma Shelton (Blevins) and her husband, James; Jerry Wyatt (Blevins); Susan Zemansky (Timmins) and Doug; Diana Chamberlain (Timmins) and James; and his brother, Donald Timmins and Brenda. He will be deeply missed by his 3 grandchildren, 14 nephews, 4 nieces and many, many family and friends. Jay was an avid outdoorsman, enjoying many days hunting and fishing. Jay was well loved by all those who crossed his path. Family and close friends are welcome to join us in celebrating Jay's life at 1:00 PM Saturday. 916-517-0344 for information.
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Uncle Jay's Memorial
Melanie West(Fagundes)
December 27, 2007
Uncle Jay,
I am going to miss you so much! Even though I live another state away I always make it to see you every visit, it will be hard to no longer see you. I am sorry I did not get a chance to say goodbye, but just know that as soon as I heard of your passing I was there for you as you were for me when I was young. I am your youngest neice and you will always be my favorite Uncle. I will never forget our camping trips and you trying to teach me to fish. I love you and will miss you so much.
Katharina Green
December 9, 2007
Jay,
You were a member of our family at "319" and will by greatly missed by all. Your birds are singing to you as they did every day. The building won't be the same without you. When we lost you, we lost a brother. We love you.
Bill and Katharina
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