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DENNIS LEROY TRIMBLE - Military Funeral with Honors at Riverside National Cemetery 

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Walter George Wallgren - December 4, 1950  -  August 14, 2025
Walter George Wallgren was born December 04, 1950 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. Easy going, kind and always ready with one of his famous dad jokes. Only son of the late Walter V Wallgren and Bernice L Styx Wallgren, grandson of the late George and Ella Lang Styx. Proudly served in the Navy. Vietnam Veteran. After serving his country, he lived in Southern CA for many years before moving to the SF Bay Area where he met and married the love of his life, Sylvia Joyce Walton Wallgren, on August 24, 1991 and they settled down together in Belmont, CA. A dedicated loving husband. Survived by his wife of thirty-three years, daughter Jacie Rivas, grandson Jaime Rivas, Jr., sister, Donna Lou Hixson, niece Sandra L. Kashack, nephew Ronald W. Hixson Sr. and loving uncle to six great nieces and nephews and 13 great, great nieces and nephews. He will be dearly missed by all who knew and love him.

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Joe was born on June 1, 1960. He was a military man, serving in the Army and National Guard, and he was honored and proud to have been able to serve his country. During his service, he was given the opportunity to be stationed overseas in Germany, and while there he developed a love for German food. He always enjoyed good food in general, especially fried chicken and ribeye steak, and was always on the search for the best calamari. He also had a sweet tooth and would often be seen munching away on something sweet.

Joe was honest, hardworking, and courageous. He was a family man and loved each and every one of his family members to the fullest. Joe was also especially close with his grandchildren. He loved spending time with his family, as well as bike riding and playing the guitar. Although not materialistic in any way, Joe did enjoy collecting rare quality items that were meant to last for a long time. He loved collecting stones, and he also collected watches which he would gift to his family. Joe loved knowledge, and he could often be found watching The History Channel and Discovery Channel.

Joe was a man full of life. He was fun, engaging, entertaining, always truthful, and always the best dressed man around. Joe will be remembered as a loving son, brother, husband, father, grandfather, and soldier, and he will be greatly missed by all. We love you, may you rest in peace.

Published by Guerra & Gutierrez Mortuary - Whittier on Jul. 15, 2022.
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