Kern County CA Obituary Project Obituaries.....Zellner, Louise Seide  February 5, 2005
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The Bakersfield Californian 
Louise Seide Zellner

Louise Seide Zellner, aged 69, passed away after a lengthy illness on February 
5, 2005, at San Joaquin Adventist Hospital. Services were held February 7th 
with burial at Greenlawn Cemetery. Louise was raised in Norwalk, Connecticut 
and graduated in 1957 from Connecticut State Teachers College in New Haven. 
Louise moved to Long Beach, California to teach elementary school. She married 
Stefan Zellner in 1958 and moved to Coalinga in 1964 with their two children, 
Judy and Michael. The Zellners moved to Bakersfield in 1974. 

Louise was very active in community activities including Boy & Girl Scouts, 
American Association of University Women and Petroleum Wives. She was a host 
mother for foreign exchange students and a volunteer for the Kern County 
Library System, mostly at the Baker Street Library. Louise was also a Sunday 
School teacher at Temple Beth El, teaching about the Jewish Holocaust.

Louise earned her Masters degree in Counseling in 1977 from Cal State 
Bakersfield, one of the first graduates of that program. She worked for the 
Kern County Probation Dept. at Kern Youth Facility and was a Mary Kay 
Consultant. Louise later settled into retirement with her husband of 45 years, 
Stefan Zellner, who preceded her in death in October 2003.

Louise is survived by her son, Michael of Los Angeles; daughter, Judith 
Peters; son-in-law, John Peters and 3 grandchildren, Jacob, Sarah and 
Alexander, all of Paradise, CA and a brother, Alan Seide and his wife, Joan of 
Raleigh, NC.

Those wishing to remember Louise may contribute to Temple Beth El, Friends of 
the Baker Street Library or to a favorite charity. 


Additional Comments:
Volunteer submission - No relation to deceased.
*Posted in the 26 March 2005 edition.

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