Visitation for longtime Byron resident Delmer Wilder (83) was held Saturday, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday at the Ben Salas Funeral Home in Galt. Graveside services were Tuesday at Brentwood Union Cemetery with burial following.
He died Friday at Lodi Memorial Hospital of cardiac arrest following a long illness.
Born in Byron, he lived there most of his life until 1988, when he moved to Lodi.
After graduating High School, he worked as a druggist in Brentwood and then for John's Manville Corp, as an office clerk. He was later a farmer.
He was a member of the Byron Chambers of Commerce and the East Con Contra Costa Historical Society.
He is survived by a daughter, Mary Jo McMahon of San Francisco; two sisters Della Clark of Pleasant Hill and Doris Shera of Lodi; a brother Donner J Wilder of Lodi; and four grandchildren.
Obituary from Brentwood News dated May 14, 1993 page 2 and typed in by Carol Strayer
He died Friday at Lodi Memorial Hospital of cardiac arrest following a long illness.
Born in Byron, he lived there most of his life until 1988, when he moved to Lodi.
After graduating High School, he worked as a druggist in Brentwood and then for John's Manville Corp, as an office clerk. He was later a farmer.
He was a member of the Byron Chambers of Commerce and the East Con Contra Costa Historical Society.
He is survived by a daughter, Mary Jo McMahon of San Francisco; two sisters Della Clark of Pleasant Hill and Doris Shera of Lodi; a brother Donner J Wilder of Lodi; and four grandchildren.
Obituary from Brentwood News dated May 14, 1993 page 2 and typed in by Carol Strayer
Visitation for longtime Byron resident Delmer Wilder (83) was held Saturday, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday at the Ben Salas Funeral Home in Galt. Graveside services were Tuesday at Brentwood Union Cemetery with burial following.
He died Friday at Lodi Memorial Hospital of cardiac arrest following a long illness.
Born in Byron, he lived there most of his life until 1988, when he moved to Lodi.
After graduating High School, he worked as a druggist in Brentwood and then for John's Manville Corp, as an office clerk. He was later a farmer.
He was a member of the Byron Chambers of Commerce and the East Con Contra Costa Historical Society.
He is survived by a daughter, Mary Jo McMahon of San Francisco; two sisters Della Clark of Pleasant Hill and Doris Shera of Lodi; a brother Donner J Wilder of Lodi; and four grandchildren.
Obituary from Brentwood News dated May 14, 1993 page 2 and typed in by Carol Strayer
He died Friday at Lodi Memorial Hospital of cardiac arrest following a long illness.
Born in Byron, he lived there most of his life until 1988, when he moved to Lodi.
After graduating High School, he worked as a druggist in Brentwood and then for John's Manville Corp, as an office clerk. He was later a farmer.
He was a member of the Byron Chambers of Commerce and the East Con Contra Costa Historical Society.
He is survived by a daughter, Mary Jo McMahon of San Francisco; two sisters Della Clark of Pleasant Hill and Doris Shera of Lodi; a brother Donner J Wilder of Lodi; and four grandchildren.
Obituary from Brentwood News dated May 14, 1993 page 2 and typed in by Carol Strayer
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