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Philip Latzen Obituary
Passed away unexpectedly on December 8, 2003 at age 51. Born April 10, 1952 in Sacramento. Graduated Highlands High School and worked for Teichert, Inc. for 25 years. Preceded in death by his parents, Philip & Elizabeth Latzen. Survived by his wife Priscilla, son Sean, daughter in-law Nissa, grandchildren Michael & Tyson, son Tracy, siblings Val Jacoby, Julie Crouse, Janet McDuffie, and Dave, Martha, John, & Peter Latzen, and several nieces & nephews. Services to be held Sunday, December 14th, at 1PM at the Lyon's Hall (corner of Missouri Flat & Pleasant Valley in Diamond Springs). In lieu of flowers, donations maybe made to Operating Engineers Local 3 Credit Union, Acct. #339129 at (916) 565-6190.
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The Pixie
January 3, 2004
HAPPY NEW YEAR PHIL!!!
The Pixie
January 1, 2004
We miss you Phil... You're the best of THE best. Forever in our minds, and hearts. Your Crew.
Brian Riggins
December 14, 2003
I am sorry to hear of this sudden loss, I will always remember Phil and days spent hunting. Those good times will never be forgotten.
Sincerely, Brian Riggins
Martha Latzen
December 12, 2003
Brother Phil - you were too young to become an ANGEL - but I know you are up in HEAVEN with MOM and all of our GRANDPARENTS. And because you were such a wonderful Brother, son, husband, father, uncle, nephew, friend - to everyone you ever met - GOD HAS SPECIAL PLANS FOR YOU - that must be why he took you so suddenly and so young.
We will be sad forever that you are gone and it will take all of us a long time to get over it - so would you check up on us now and then - and lift our chins when they droop and plant happy thoughts of you in our head to make us smile again. You always were good for making people laugh - you told the best jokes.
I LOVE YOU BROTHER PHIL - GOD'S PEACE TO YOU!
MERRY CHRISTMAS - HAPPY NEW YEAR
HAPPY NEW AFTERLIFE!
LOVE ALWAYS - LITTLE SIS - MARTHA
Linda Riggins
December 12, 2003
We are so sorry for your loss.
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