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In memory of
Gary James Van Wambeke
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Gary James Van Wambeke passed away peacefully in his home on January 18, 2023. Gary is survived by his two children Eric and Maria, his mother Frances Kelley, and his brother Paul. Gary was born on November 19, 1945 in San Francisco, CA to parents Richard and Frances. He grew up in San Francisco, California where he attended Lawton Elementary and Lincoln High School, both located in the Sunset District.
In San Francisco, he spent …
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What were Gary's favorite local spots?
Doug's beach, Ocean Beach, Java Beach Cafe
Doug's beach, Ocean Beach, Java Beach Cafe
Doug's beach, Ocean Beach, Java Beach Cafe
What causes did Gary care about most?
the environment
the environment
the environment
What were Gary's favorite ways to spend free time?
windsurfing, making art, creating
windsurfing, making art, creating
windsurfing, making art, creating
What were Gary's favorite vacation spots?
mendocino, ocean beach, Hawaii, New Zealand
mendocino, ocean beach, Hawaii, New Zealand
mendocino, ocean beach, Hawaii, New Zealand
Lyle, Washington
Survived by
Maria Van Wambeke
Daughter
Eric Van Wambeke
Son
Frances Kelley
Mother
Paul Van Wambeke
Brother
Debbie Siemens
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Cause of death
Cancer
Method of disposition
Cremation
Final resting place
Ashes scattered
Private to family
Funeral services provided by
Spencer, Libby & Powell Funeral Home
Hospice care provided by
Bristol Hospice Oregon
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