Richard J. Galea, 66, of Palm Springs died March 1, 2006, in Palm Springs. He was born June 8, 1939, to Joseph Galea and Joan H. Heavner in New York City. He was a Human Resources manager at Gold Bond Products in Long Beach and served in the Army for four years. He was survived by a sister, Donna J. Armanas of Woodstock, Md.; and a brother, Charles J. Heavner of Norfolk, Va. A celebration of his life was at 5 p.m. Saturday, 4 March, 2006, at Eldorado Mobile Home Park in Palm Springs, with Interment at Hampton National Cemetery in Hampton, Va.
Wiefels & Son Funeral Directors of Palm Springs is in charge of arrangements.
(published in The Desert Sun, Palm Springs, California, 3 March 2006, Friday, Page 27)
Wiefels & Son Funeral Directors of Palm Springs is in charge of arrangements.
(published in The Desert Sun, Palm Springs, California, 3 March 2006, Friday, Page 27)
Richard J. Galea, 66, of Palm Springs died March 1, 2006, in Palm Springs. He was born June 8, 1939, to Joseph Galea and Joan H. Heavner in New York City. He was a Human Resources manager at Gold Bond Products in Long Beach and served in the Army for four years. He was survived by a sister, Donna J. Armanas of Woodstock, Md.; and a brother, Charles J. Heavner of Norfolk, Va. A celebration of his life was at 5 p.m. Saturday, 4 March, 2006, at Eldorado Mobile Home Park in Palm Springs, with Interment at Hampton National Cemetery in Hampton, Va.
Wiefels & Son Funeral Directors of Palm Springs is in charge of arrangements.
(published in The Desert Sun, Palm Springs, California, 3 March 2006, Friday, Page 27)
Wiefels & Son Funeral Directors of Palm Springs is in charge of arrangements.
(published in The Desert Sun, Palm Springs, California, 3 March 2006, Friday, Page 27)
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