Kern County CA Archives Obituaries.....Indorf , Richard 'Ric' Fred October 13, 2005
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The Bakersfield Californian 
Indorf, Richard F.     
1948 - 2005 
 
Richard F. Indorf 
Services: Mon., Oct. 17, 9:30 a.m. 

Graveside services for Richard Ric Fred Indorf Jr. will be held Monday, 
October 17, 2005, at Greenlawn Southwest Memorial Park, 2739 Panama Ln., at 
9:30 a.m. Past Masters Troy Stedman and Joe Ragusa of Libertas-Security 
Masonic Lodge #466 and the Kern County Veterans Association will officiate the 
services. Richard 'Ric' Fred Indorf was brought into this world on August 1, 
1948, to Richard F. Indorf and Lillian Doan Indorf, in Denver, Colorado. He 
joined Our Heavenly Father on Thursday, October 13, 2005. Ric was a member of 
Las Vegas Lodge #32 and joined Libertas-Security Lodge #466 in March 1982. He 
was Past Master of Libertas Lodge #466 F & AM of California, having served 
this lodge as Worshipful Master in 1985. Ric was also a past Patron of 
Bakersfield Chapter #125 Order of the Eastern Star, having served as Patron in 
1988 and 1989. In addition, he was a member of Wasco Elks Lodge #2419. He was 
a loving and caring father of his two children, Christi Berry and husband, 
Danny of Mustang, OK and Mickel Myers-Indorf and wife, Amy of Duncan, OK. He 
was a devoted Poppa to his grandchildren, Mickel, Jesse, Julie, Catherine and 
Conner. Rick is survived by one brother and three sisters, his children and 
grandchildren, as well as a very special provider, Louella Guyton and her 
family. His love of life and people allowed him to never meet a stranger and 
to always find some good in everyone. His life was full and rich, his children 
and grandchildren were the driving force of his life. His death was not a 
shock to him, and he always said, He would only die on accident; cause no one 
would do something like this on purpose. Having traveled the world and served 
in the Vietnam War for almost 4 years, he was no stranger to his final outcome 
in life, yet, like all of us he was never really fully prepared. Those whose 
lives he may have touched or been a part of; he hopes will remember him with 
kind thoughts and deeds. For he was one to forgive and forget the trespasses 
against him. He had a sense of humor some us of did not understand, as well as 
a sense of values that made him very unique to us all. He would liked for his 
friends and family to remember the love he had for them and remind them that 
he will one day see them all again. Tears should be used for the newborns of 
our world; for those of us who have joined with our Father in Heaven are now 
truly at peace with ourselves. Visitation will be held Sunday, October 16th, 
from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m., at Greenlawn Southwest Mortuary. 


Greenlawn Southwest Mortuary Funeral Directors 
Legacy.com

Published in the Bakersfield Californian on 10/15/2005.  


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