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Ida Oronoz Stone- Arroyo Grande High, CA

1/3/2014

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Ida Oronoz Stone, 56, passed away peacefully after a brief courageous battle with lung cancer Wednesday, Dec. 25, 2013, at home with her husband at her side. Ida was born in San Luis Obispo and had been a lifelong native of the county. She owned and operated a commercial embroidery company in Templeton, An Image in Stone, through which she proudly supplied many local charities with her works of love. Ida had a gigantic heart - anything she could do to help someone in need, she would do it with a smile on her face. She donated her time and talent for many organizations and charities throughout the county. Ida was a wonderful mother to her three children and over time, became an exceptional grandmother. She had five granddaughters who thought the world of her. She supported them through all of their endeavors, including her shared love of softball. Ida is survived by her husband, Chuck Stone; three children Carol Karlak-Swigert (Alan), Katie Karlak-Stone (Jeff) and Kevin Karlak; and five granddaughters Cheyenne, Dalyce, Mikayla, Rheagan and Isabella. She is also survived by her mother, Susan Blakely; sister, Cindy Oronoz; brother, Ernie Oronoz, numerous nieces, nephews and cousins; and by a life's worth of friends and colleagues she touched along her journey. She was preceded in death by her father, Ernest Oronoz; and sister, Debbie Oronoz. Per Ida's request, and holding true to the free spirit that she was in life, her ashes were spread at sea off the California Coast with the fog rolling out and the sun shining just as she was set free. Everyone who knew her knew how much she truly loved to help people. To keep Ida's spirit alive, the next time you are able to help someone in need, do it in her honor. Follow her footsteps and you will live a life full of happiness with her smiling down on you. If you always give, you will always have.
9 Comments
Jane Del Rio
1/3/2014 06:16:06 am

Ida I will always remember you like a big sister that you were to a lot of us girls in school. You were always there for each and everyone of us thru thick and thin. Rest in peace, my friend. Prayers sent to Ida's family.

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Randy Missamore
3/1/2015 09:03:11 am

i think about you everyday and the joy you Brought in my life growing up love ya Ida

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Jeri Walsung-Haas (nee Shoop)
3/20/2015 08:31:31 am

RIP Ida. I think about how we were in Concert Choir together in Orchard Intermediate...I did a Jazz Dance to "Alley Cat", and you sang "Yellowbird" to a Recording...

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sharon berryhill link
5/6/2015 06:32:22 am

I will always remember you Ida we had more fun in camfire girls. we were always up to mischief and laughing all the way. You are a beautiful soul.

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Paul Murray
5/12/2016 07:56:33 am

Ida, Cindy, and Debbie grew up next door to me on north elm St in Arroyo Grande. We had many good times over the years. We shared many happy days growing up together. She always had a bigger than life smile, I miss you Ida!!

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Robyn Garcia ( Brahatcek) link
11/8/2016 08:16:18 pm

I went to school with Cyndi but got to know you Ida when we worked at Robinsons... we became very close... can't believe you are gone.RIP my friend

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Lynn Ringo Meador
11/8/2016 10:38:38 pm

So sad to here of our class mates gone too soon. I remember Ida from Harloe, Orchard and the high school. Many silly moments, our poor teachers❤️

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Guylean smith Summerfield
11/8/2017 10:03:49 pm

I Miss you ❤️ Life was crazy with its twist an turns, we never know what, cards we are going to be delt.
Enjoy the ride life is a journey.
And it sure was fun..
Many memories made ❤️ I love you❤️Miss you every Day!!!!!!!

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Kevin M Karlak
11/9/2019 12:26:13 am

Happy Birthday Mom! I know you're doing great up there! I am looking forward to seeing you again. I miss you. But most importantly, I love you. - your son

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