Funeral
services for John D. Cavanaugh, of Reseda, will be held today at 11 a.m.
at the Oakwood Chapel, Oakwood Memorial Park, Chatsworth.Mr. Cavanaugh
of 6931 Amigo Ave., was killed Saturday evening near Moorpark when he fell
from an auto-drawn, one-man kite being towed by his brother Raymond. He
was 42.The two brothers
had operated Cavanaugh's Welding Shop in Reseda for about eight years.Surviving
Mr. Cavanaugh are his widow Deon and four children, Mrs. Betty Welsh of
Canoga Park, Mrs. Penny Trout of Simi Valley, Mrs. Patricia Thompson of
Reseda and Richard Hackstock of Simi Valley.In addition
to his brother Raymond, Mr. Cavanaugh is survived by his sisters Mrs. Betty
Benson of Colorado and Mrs. Mary Herting of San Fernando, and brothers Tom
of Oxnard, Al of Oxnard, James of Woodland Hills and Bill of Van Nuys.Also surviving
are 11 grandchildren.Born in Grand
Junction, Colo., Mr. Cavanaugh came to the Los Angeles area 20 years ago.He served
in the Navy during the Korean War.
Hackstock
Patrick
Al Cavanaugh
Bill Cavanaugh
James Cavanaugh
John D. Cavanaugh
Raymond Cavanaugh
Tom Cavanaugh
Betty Cavanaugh - Mrs. Betty Benson
Mary Cavanaugh - Mrs. Mary Herting
Marjorie Deon Patrick - Mrs. Deon Cavanaugh
Betty Hackstock - Mrs. Betty Welsh
Penny Hackstock - Mrs. Penny Trout
Patricia Hackstock - Mrs. Patricia Thompson
Richard Hackstock
Korean War
Oakwood Memorial Park
California
Colorado
