LILLIAN LOUISE ZURN

Birth date: Nov 2, 1945 Death date: Nov 25, 2018

Lillian Louise Zurn, born on November 2, 1945 in San Francisco, California, succumbed to heart failure in Newark, California where she resided on November 25, 2018 at the age of 73. She is survived by her son William Randolph Zur Read Obituary

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James P Opocensky

353w ago

Lillian, I look back through memories of you and smile. As a child you were instrumental in making Christmas for Kathy and I a reality. It wasn’t until later that I found this out. I remember the trips we took in your car growing up and the fun we had. I think of the creativity you had and the many projects you’d work on. You were always kind to me in so many ways. Even as time moved on and we got on with our lives you never forget my birthday. I’ll miss your call and your excitement over how well the Warriors are playing! I know you’re in a better place now enjoying peace and happiness. You will live on in our hearts and memories and we’ll never forget your warm smile. Until we meet again,Jim

Linda Opocensky

353w ago

To our beloved Aunt LillianYou were loved in life and missed so much now. We are happy to have been part of your family and will remember you for the very special woman you were. I’m sure we’ll meet again on the other side. With our love, Jim and Linda

Melinda Opocensky

355w ago

Lillian,Although I have lost touch with you over the year’s, I have great childhood memories of your giving and thoughtfulness. You were so talented in many ways, your crafts you would make & share with me.. Your beauty, and your unconditional love was immense. Although I could not attend the services, you’re thought of in my prayers, and now your with our Lord, with grand peace & love. God Bless you forever and ever Auntie Lillian.Melinda Opocensky ??????????

Katherine Angelopoulos

356w ago

My big sister Lillian was like a mom to me growing up. I was always in awe of her her creativity, generosity, and kindness. She had a quick wit and definitely a way with words. Now that it’s Christmastime, I’ve retrieved my first ornaments made by her. What gave her the most joy and excitement in recent years is watching the Warriors – she would say ‘The Golden State Warriors.’ I have so many memories that I will keep close to my heart forever. Her undying love was witnessed and as a mom never gave up. She is now free of all that she endured. She definitely got an E-ticket to heaven! May she rest in God’s embrace.

Betty Tafoya

356w ago

Dear Kathy, Sending condolences and prayers on the loss of your sister. May her memory stay alive in your heart. Warmly, Betty Tafoya and family

Letty Biagioni

357w ago

I will miss Lillian. That’s what I want to convey first and foremost. I will miss her beautiful mind—her intelligence and talents. I will miss her poetry, as I read and listen to her words. I will miss her wit, as she had a way of cracking me up. I will miss her gentle heart, as she never had an unkind word to say about anyone. I will miss her penchant for being neat and organized. Some might say it was because of her OCD. I thought it it as incredible. And to Kathy, you showed what true sisterly love really is. You took good care of her. Lillian, obviously, trusted and loved you, too. Lillian is in a better place—free from all her trials in life. She is now looking down. It’s her turn to do the care-taking. I’m sure her presence and strength will be felt by all who loved her.

Larry San Jose Jr.

357w ago

TO MY GODFATHER BOB AND HIS FAMILY…MY CONDOLENCES TO YOU ON THE RECENT LOSS OF YOUR LOVED ONE LILLIAN. I WISH THAT I WOULD HAVE BEEN ABLE TO ATTEND THE SERVICE FOR LILLIAN BUT IT WAS JUST NOT IN THE CARDS. I HAVE MET LILLIAN A FEW TIMES OVER THE PAST FEW YEARS AND I DID NOT KNOW HER VERY WELL. OVER THE PAST WEEK OR SO I DID LEARN THAT SHE WAS A KIND AND CARING INDIVIDUAL. TAKE SOLACE IN KNOWING THAT HER PAIN AND SUFFERING IS NO LONGER. SHE IS NOW IN THE HANDS OF OUR LOVING GOD FOR ALL OF ETERNITY . TO BOB I’D LIKE TO SAY I KNOW THAT YOU MISS HER DEARLY…YOUR LITTLE SISTER…AND IT IS HARD RIGHT NOW…PLEASE BE STRONG AND REMEMBER ALL THE GOOD TIMES YOU HAD WITH LILLIAN…..TAKE CARE. LARRY J. SAN JOSE JR

Rose Melcher

357w ago

Although I wasn’t there for the service, I was there in spirit. May you rest in peace. May family and friends be assured that you are in heaven and well taken care of. You will be missed by all.

Natalie Bryan

357w ago

My heart is broken to hear of my wonderful, beautiful Aunt Lillian’s passing. She was the kindest, loving, and funniest person. She was very creative and loved spending time with her when I was little. She would always make you laugh. She was gentle and very loving. I’m blessed to have had her for my Aunt and I will miss her dearly. Thank you Lillian for the memories. May you rest in peace in heaven until we see each other again. I will love you always and carry you in my heart forever.

Richard San Jose

357w ago

Although I did not really know you, from the things I’ve heard, you were a wonderful person.Thankfully your family, friends, and acquaintances were fortunate enough to share in your warmth. The type of warmth displayed that a kind and caring person such as you would exude. As a result, you are greatly missed.The world is definitely a better place because you were a part of it. May you Rest In Peace.

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