Kern County CA Archives Obituaries.....Luera , John  February 1, 2005
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The Bakersfield Californian
Luera, John    
 
In Loving Memory 
Our Dad & Pa 
John Luera 
January 25, 1954 - February 1, 2005 

Its been one year since you suddenly left us and there is not one day that 
goes by that I do not think about you. I think about how I could have told you 
and showed you more that I love you. I know we never told each other but there 
is no doubt in my mind that you loved me. And every day I pray that you know I 
love you too! Your Gorda thinks of her Pa every day and always has something 
to say that reminds her of you. I know she will never forget you and how much 
you spoiled her with more Junk. Mom is okay but misses you every day. Even 
though it is hard for her, she manages to stay strong for us. I believe that 
it is you giving her that strength. We love you and miss you more than words 
can say but I know we will see you again someday. Loving you and missing you 
always, your Gordas 

Legacy.com
 
Published in the Bakersfield Californian on 2/1/2006. 

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Luera, John    
 
In Loving Memory 
John Luera 
January 25, 1954 - February 1, 2005 

Mi Vida today is the day you left us all of a sudden. There is not a day that 
goes by that we dont think of you. We always talk about you, of what you used 
to do. Especially your granddaughter she always has something to say of her 
Pa, especially of eating Corn on the Cob, and you would get it all over your 
mustache. It is hard for us when something messes up around the house, because 
we dont know what to do. Your daughter says you had us all spoiled, but you 
know, I am learning how to fix things. I miss your coffee every morning I made 
it one time and it didnt taste the same. I just learned how to make it like 
you, it took me a whole year to learn but I did it. Also every morning you 
would take out my car from the garage and had it warmed up for me ready to go 
to work. I also miss you telling me I Love You, be careful and a kiss and your 
favorite words Whats for Dinner?. I know I will see you again someday. Love 
you and miss you, Your wife and family. Amada, Lydia, John Jr., Sergio and 
your Gorda Olivia Luera. 

Legacy.com
 
Published in the Bakersfield Californian on 2/1/2006.  



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