Tillman passed away at the age of 98.īorn in Hot Springs, Arkansas, she came to California as a young girl during the Great Depression with her father and siblings. Public Burial Services will be held on Monday, June 20 at 11:00 am at North County Cemetery 1021 Mulberry Drive, San Marcos, CA 92069, where his life will be honored and celebrated.
He leaves behind four siblings, his two children, their spouses and his four grandchildren. Jacobus had a tender heart, was a loving father and was a lifelong caretaker for Bonney. Later he became a building inspector and enjoyed using his skills to ensure buildings we “to code” and safe. After the military, he became a carpenter and general contractor and built several custom homes. Jacobus served our country in the US Army, was deployed to Vietnam, and eligible for a Purple Heart. Although they were married for only a short time, they were together for over 50 years. He graduated from Vista High School, where he met his wife Bonney. He and his family arrived to the United States in 1956. Jacobus was born in 1947 in Gorinchem, Netherlands. Jacobus Jens passed away peacefully in his home in Vista on Monday, April 18, 2022. Peters Catholic Church in Fallbrook CA at 11am followed by a celebration of life at the Vista Optimist Club. His services will be held on August 4 th, 2022, at St. He is survived by his wife, Lynn Mozzani, children and their spouses, Ashley and Joel Fernandez and Charles and Cherri Kuschel, sister, Krista Gutierrez and grandchildren, Hailee, Jacob, and Lauren Kuschel and Nixon and River Fernandez. We were lucky to call him dad, he loved us more than words can describe and supported us in all that we did. He supported us all through the many accomplishments and difficulties in our lives. He always taught us to keep our word, live life honestly, and love our family to the fullest. Fred any Lynn had 2 children, Ashley Fernandez and Charles Kuschel. His greatest accomplishment was being a devoted husband and father.
He was a loyal and loving friend and had a large network of friends that he would see and spend time with frequently.
He was an active member of the Optimist Club for over 30 years where they would support and sponsor the youth community. The restaurant became a community favorite and lives on as his legacy.įred was an avid golfer and would frequently go on golf trips with some of his closest friends, he loved the game. He was a tremendous supporter of the community and frequently sponsored youth sports as well as donations to local charities and schools. He was passionate about what he did, the food he provided, the customers he served, and most importantly the employees he impacted and mentored along the way. In 1986, he decided to open his own restaurant – Mamas N Papas Pizza Grotto. His first job was at the Butcher Shop Steakhouse in Chula Vista, he then worked several years for the DePhilippis family at their different Filippis restaurant locations, at the Escondido location is where he met his future wife and companion, Lynn Mozzani. After graduating from Salesianum High School in 1972, he and his family moved to California where he started his journey in the restaurant business. He passed away in the comfort of his home and his final days were spent surrounded by family and close friends.įred was born on November 4 th, 1955, to Fred and Angelina Mozzani in Westchester PA.
Fred Mozzani, 66, of Fallbrook CA, passed away on Monday July 11 th after battling cancer for several years.
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