Dennis Ronald Wiebe of San Andreas

   Dennis Ronald "Unc" Wiebe passed away unexpectedly, yet peacefully on May 21, 2016 at his home on San Antonio Creek. He was 69.

   Dennis was born in Sonora on September 24, 1946, graduated from Calaveras High

School Class of 1964 and later attended San Joaquin Delta College.

   Dennis worked for numerous local surveyors and engineers and later earned his California Land Surveyor License "LS 4662" - Wiebe Land Surveying.

   Dennis' revered name on maps, boundaries and engineering projects will live on, as will his love and respect for nature, friends and family.

   Dennis was the youngest of Nick and Rose Wiebe's five children. A devoted husband, brother, loving father, grandfather, uncle and friend.

   A kind but powerful man, respected for his moral fortitude, trusted word and gentle but determined character likened unto the mountains he climbed, valleys he crossed and bull elk he greatly admired.

   He lived life to its fullest.  Dennis was a longtime supporter of the Angels Gun Club, Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation and California Mule Deer Foundation.

   Passionate about nature "Unc" participated in annual Audubon bird counts and greatly enjoyed music and photography.

  He was loved and adored by his family and friends and treasured by his grandchildren.

   Dennis was preceded in death by his wife Margaret Wiebe (Linam).  He is survived by his wife Wendy Kay Wiebe, brothers Karl Wiebe of San Andreas, Ray Wiebe of Cantwell, Alabama, Edwin Wiebe of Lakeview, Oregon and sister June Williams of Scappoose, Oregon, sons Steve Wiebe of Vallecito and Dennis Wiebe, Jr. of Jamestown, grandchildren Brittany Wiebe Olson of Vallecito, Patrick Wiebe of Berkeley, Jake Wiebe of Jamestown, Ashlee and Carson Wiebe of Vallecito, step-son Rory Linam of Jackson, unofficially adopted Tim "Rags" O'flinn of Murphys and many nieces, nephews, family and loving friends.

  A memorial will be held by his family June 25, 2016 at 3 PM at the Angels Gun Club.  In lieu of flowers, the family requests donation be made to the Humane Society of 576 East St. Charles in San Andreas, 95249 and or the Angels Gun Club Youth Shooters P.O. Box 842 in Angels Camp, CA 95222.

   For all those who knew him, we are truly blessed.  Angels Memorial Chapel is handling arrangements.