Kern-Sacramento County CA Archives Obituaries.....Yates , Alma Lola "Aloha"    September 23, 2005
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The Bakersfield Californian 
Yates, Alma Lola "Aloha"     
1910 - 2005 
 
Alma Lola (Aloha) Yates 
July 27, 1910 - Sept. 23, 2005 

Born to Augusta Edna and Samuel Clinton Samuels in Welda, Kansas on July 27, 
1910. Aloha peacefully passed away in her sleep on September 23, 2005, with 
her lifelong love and husband, Dean, at her side. Beloved by all who met her, 
she was dynamic in personality, outspoken and quick-witted to the end. Aloha 
leaves a legacy that will live forever in the hearts and memories of those who 
shared her love. Celebrating her life and mourning her loss is her husband of 
55 years, Dean. She was preceded in death by daughter, Jean Arnold. Surviving 
her are daughters, Joan Hull of Sacramento, Judy Mungary and Sherrie Swaim, 
both of Bakersfield. She had a great friend in her son-in-law, Bill Mungary. 
She leaves ten grandchildren, Chris Hull, Fred Hull, Jr., Kevin Brown, Jaylene 
Keith, Kyle Brown, Monica Mungary Watt, Clinton Leiva Mungary, Nick Swaim, 
Taylor Swaim and Lance Swaim. Also left are her eleven great-grandchildren, 
Ashleigh Crist, Chloe Keith, Abigail Brown, Hannah Brown, Isadora Watt, Henry 
William Watt, Jackson Swaim, Ryan Swaim, Cassidy Swaim, Jackie Swaim and 
Madison Swaim. A graveside service will be held Friday, September 30, 2:00 
p.m., at Greenlawn Cemetery, 3700 River Blvd. The family wishes to thank 
Alohas medical personnel and the staff at Beverly Manor for the special 
attention given her. Aloha and Dean The Greatest story that creation has ever 
told, of life and love, too much for one man to hold; more precious than 
anything ever to be bought or sold; enough to make Juliet feel lonely and 
Romeo seem cold; I wouldnt have believed it with my own ears, if I didnt see 
so many years unfold. by Clinton Leiva Mungary 
See You Later Alligator 

Greenlawn Mortuary Funeral Directors 
Legacy.com

Published in the Bakersfield Californian on 9/28/2005.  


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