Kern County CA Archives Obituaries.....Sanguinetti, Jack V. September 13, 2005
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The Bakersfield Californian 
Sanguinetti, Jack V.     
1915 - 2005 
 
Jack V. Sanguinetti 
Services: Thurs., Sept. 22, 11 a.m. 

Jack V. Sanguinetti, second generation native of California and youngest son 
of Kern River oil field pioneers, Henry and Marie Sanguinetti, died Tuesday, 
September 13, 2005. Born March 20, 1915, Jack spent his first 27 years in the 
Kern River oil field, where his father superintended first the Linda Vista 
lease and then the Sesnon lease. He graduated from the Aztec Grammar School, 
Kern County Union High School and Bakersfield College. In 1937 her began 
working for Pacific Telephone. During World War II he served in the Navy as a 
radar technician, including a tour in the South Pacific. While stationed in 
Seattle he met and married Roberta Brown who predeceased him. At the end of 
the war, Jack returned to Bakersfield and his job at the telephone company. 
Jack and Roberta raised three daughters and Jack built their house on Baldwin 
Road. He loved machinery and working in his shop and could make or fix almost 
anything. Jack was well read and often quoted Longfellow and Shakespeare, 
whose poems he had memorized in school. He told wonderful stories about 
growing up in the oil fields. After he retired in 1980, he and Roberta enjoyed 
traveling. Jack belonged to the Telephone Pioneers, the Kern County Historical 
Society, and the Experimental Aircraft Association and was an elder of the 
Presbyterian Church. Besides his daughters, Mary Alice Sanguinetti of Seattle, 
Janice Sanguinetti Graves of Kingsburg, California and Edith Sanguinetti Alben 
of West Linn, Oregon, he is survived by five grandchildren, David, Cynthia and 
Annette Graves and Caroline and Zachary Alben and great-granddaughter, Lauren 
Graves. He was a wonderful father and grandfather and will be dearly missed. 
Donations in his memory can be made to the Bakersfield Rescue Mission or the 
Salvation Army. A memorial service will be held Thursday, September 22 at 
11:00 a.m., at Northminster Presbyterian Church, 3700 Union Avenue. 

Legacy.com

Published in the Bakersfield Californian on 9/20/2005.  


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