Kern-Sacramento County CA Archives Obituaries.....Hothersall , James Matthew      October 6, 2005
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The Bakersfield Californian 
Hothersall, James Matthew     
1950 - 2005 
 
James Matthew Hothersall 
Aug. 11, 1950 - Oct. 6, 2005 

Jim passed away from pancreatic cancer at the Bakersfield home of his loving 
mother and caregiver, Bernice Hothersall. He was preceded in death by his 
father, Matthew B. Hothersall, his maternal grandmother, Madeline Nichols and 
his paternal grandparents, aunts and uncles. He also is survived by his 
sister, Janet M. Eagan of Sacramento who helped in his care during his 
illness, his brother-in-law, Terrence M. Eagan and his nephews, Matthew and 
Evan. He leaves a group of cherished friends including Cari Spring, his former 
wife of Catalina, AZ and her daughter, Aubrey; Mike Herrick of Bozeman, MT; 
Ben Stinson and William R. Go of Bakersfield; Larry Pearson of Wasco and Othel 
Pearson of Troy, MT. Jim grew up in Wasco. He graduated from St. Johns School, 
Wasco High School and Porterville Junior College. He attended Sacramento State 
College as a Physical Education Major. Jim was a Certified Massage Therapist, 
Clinical Ayurvedic Specialist and Pancha Karma Specialist. He was a graduate 
of the Massage Training Institute of Bakersfield and the California College of 
Ayurveda in Grass Valley. He most recently passed the National Certification 
Examination, becoming Nationally Certified in Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork 
(NCTMB). We thank the Hoffman Hospice dedicated team, especially Janie, in 
their efforts to keep Jim comfortable. It would have been impossible to manage 
his care without hospice. May Jim find the peace he was seeking. According to 
his wishes Jims ashes will be scattered in beautiful places in California, 
Arizona and Montana. Donations may be made to Hoffman Hospice, 5300 California 
Avenue, Suite 1, Bakersfield, CA 93309 or the charity of your choice. Hopson-
Anspach Family Mortuary Legacy.com

Published in the Bakersfield Californian on 10/11/2005.  


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