William (Bill) Kay Embry.
Posted By tatemortuary on June 8, 2010
William (Bill) Kay EmbryPassed from this life June 8, 2010 at Mountain West Medical Center. He was born June 6, 1928 in Wasco, CA. to Robert L. and Georgia Heren Embry, the youngest in a loving family of ten. He is survived by his older brother Bob. He married Joan Bangs in 1951, to this union came Dan (Mexico) John (Debbie) Modesto, CA Ruth (Darrell) Mollica, Brookings, Oregon and Sam of California. He has 5 grandchildren and 1 great grandchild
They were later divorced. In 1997 he married May Ann Gladden and became stepfather to her children, Kevin(Andreas) Gladden, Mainz, Germany, Kim (Sheila) Gladden, Sandy, Utah, Kenny Gladden, Tooele, and Kathy Donohue (Bob King) W.V.C. Utah and step grandpa to her 7 grands and many stepgrands. He served his country in the Korean War. We chose these words from a letter his son Sam sent him in 2005. Dear Dad, I want to tell you the things I love and respect about you. You are an honest man. You have always been a hard worker. I always had food, a roof over my head, and good clothes. You have always respected your elders. You taught me to work with my hands. We have the greatest country on earth thanks to you and the soldiers who didn’t come home. You love Mary Ann, that was a good decision for you. I will love you forever Father. Sam L. Embry. As per his wishes he was cremated. There will be no services. His ashes will be scattered at the southern Oregon coast at a later date. Special thanks to Rocky Mtn Care, Mtn West Medical Ctr. and Harmony Hospice for his loving care. Save that jump seat for me sweetheart in your new Freightliner with wings.
They were later divorced. In 1997 he married May Ann Gladden and became stepfather to her children, Kevin(Andreas) Gladden, Mainz, Germany, Kim (Sheila) Gladden, Sandy, Utah, Kenny Gladden, Tooele, and Kathy Donohue (Bob King) W.V.C. Utah and step grandpa to her 7 grands and many stepgrands. He served his country in the Korean War. We chose these words from a letter his son Sam sent him in 2005. Dear Dad, I want to tell you the things I love and respect about you. You are an honest man. You have always been a hard worker. I always had food, a roof over my head, and good clothes. You have always respected your elders. You taught me to work with my hands. We have the greatest country on earth thanks to you and the soldiers who didn’t come home. You love Mary Ann, that was a good decision for you. I will love you forever Father. Sam L. Embry. As per his wishes he was cremated. There will be no services. His ashes will be scattered at the southern Oregon coast at a later date. Special thanks to Rocky Mtn Care, Mtn West Medical Ctr. and Harmony Hospice for his loving care. Save that jump seat for me sweetheart in your new Freightliner with wings.
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