Eric George Rabone |
| Posted 2017-01-09 by Judy Wight Branson |
| Arizona Ruffner Wakelin Funeral Home, Prescott, Arizona December 6, 2015 Eric G. Rabone, Jr.12-6-1932 – 12-4-2016 Native of Southern California. Current resident of Prescott, Arizona, since 2010. Son of Eric G. Rabone, Sr. and Gussena C. Rabone. Eric was the youngest of five children, and pre-deceased all of them: Charlotte Pullen, Dorothy Pullen, Shirley Fowler Patchin, and Cecil (nickname Sunny) Fowler. Pre-deceased by wife Marilyn Rabone of 26 years, and formerly Helen Brown Rabone (deceased),and Helen Horton Rabone (deceased). Survived by sons Eric (nickname "Joe")D. Rabone (wife Ronda) of North Las Vegas; Richard A. Rabone (wife Linda) of Prescott, Arizona; and daughter Carol L. Potter (husband Brian) of Prescott, Arizona. Also survived by Grandchildren: Carole Marie Hutchins; Michael Rabone; Johna Swanson (husband Larry); Zachary Rabone (wife Amber); Alison Rabone; Eric J. Rabone (wife Brandy); Deja Jetmir (husband Erik). Also survived by Great Grandchildren: Dylan Hutchins, Eryn Swanson, Jacqui Jetmir, Kaleb Jetmir, Tristan Rabone, Travis Rabone, Tylor Rabone, Brody Rabone, Presley Rabone. Eric also has two lovely nieces, Mary Jane Wrinkle (husband Andy), and niece Irene Skovronski. Eric was a Milkman for many years early in his career; he worked as a Veterinarian Assistant, and later worked for Chrysler as a Parts Coordinator. He had a huge love for all his animals, cats and dogs. Eric suffered from a massive Stroke on October 20, 2016, and lost his battle for survival on December 4, 2016. Memorial Services to be held at Rose Hills Cemetery, Lakeview Mausoleum, Whittier, California, 11:00 am, December 28, 2016. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the National Stroke Association, www.stroke.org/ways-give/donate |
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