Thanks for being patient everyone. Please see below for all service information for Van. More information to follow as it comes to us but here is what we have as of now.
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Funeral Services Info:
Saturday, January 31st at 2pm
Episcopal Church of the Blessed Sacrament
1314 N Angelina Drive
Placentia, CA 92870
714-528-2995
www.bsacramentchurch.org
Burial following the ceremony at Memory Garden Memorial Park and Mortuary
455 W Central Avenue
Brea, CA 92821
714-529-3961
www.memorygarden.com
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4 comments:
Kurt, I know that Van's passing is a big blow, as Van was a great friend of yours. When Van spoke of you his eyes always lit up, you could tell how much he cared. When I played golf recently with Van at Monarch he always made me feel better about life after being around him, he was always a guy that put others first. That's what made Van....Van. I know we are all trying to get through this difficult time leading up to the funeral, not sure what to say or do because it is so hard to understand and he is missed so much. I thought maybe down the road we could (after time has passed) think about having a "Van Skoglund Memorial Golf Tournament". I know many people that would want to play in it and donate to the cause, and Van was an old golf hacker wanna be himself..loved the game, and the appropriate beers after. Just an idea that I'd be happy to do the work on.
Aside from that, my prayers are with Van's family and yours, this has been a rough year. Van will be missed greatly....hope to see you soon Kurt.
Bill Waters
Kurt:
You've been a dear friend to Van and you have no idea how much his Mom and I appreciate your helping to gather all his friends to say good-bye to him tomorrow. God Bless and we look forward to seeing you, Evey and all of Van's good friends tomorrow.
Thanks so much,
Wood
Kurt
What a great tribute you gave on Saturday. We know how hard that had to have been for you. Van was also blessed to have you as a friend.
Mr & Mrs O
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