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Deceased Name: Banning John Luvender Jr.
Press-Enterprise, The (Riverside, CA) - April 19, 2000
Author/Byline: The Press-EnterpriseEdition: DESERT & PASSSection: LOCALPage: B04
John E. Luvender Jr., 62, died April 9 of cancer at his home in Banning. Memorial services were private.
Weaver Mortuary in Beaumont handled arrangements.
Mr. Luvender , who was born in Buffalo, N.Y., lived in Banning five years. Previously he lived in Laguna Niguel four years.
He began a 30-year career with the Immigration and Naturalization Service as a Border Patrol agent in Chula Vista. Following stints as an immigration inspector in New York and a criminal investigator in Indiana, he became the officer in charge at the detention facility in Port Isabel, Texas. More recently he was special assistant to the associate commissioner of detention and deportation in Washington, D.C., and, later, for the western regional office in Laguna Niguel before he retired in 1994.
He taught for a time at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Glynco, Ga.
Mr. Luvender was a member of the Men's Golf Club at Sun Lakes Country Club. He enjoyed all sports, tai chi and ceramics.
He is survived by his wife of 17 years, Maria; three sons, John III of Palmer Lake, Colo., Robert of Richmond, Texas, and Thomas of Greenville, N.C.; a stepson, Rafael De Los Santos of Los Angeles; a stepdaughter, Marisol De Los Santos of Aliso Viejo; 11 grandchildren; his mother, Gladys of Clarence, N.Y.; two brothers, William of Clarence and Richard of Warsaw, N.Y.; and two sisters, Gladys Quigley of West Aurora, N.Y., and Gloria of Detroit.
Deceased Name: Banning John Luvender Jr.
Press-Enterprise, The (Riverside, CA) - April 19, 2000
Author/Byline: The Press-EnterpriseEdition: DESERT & PASSSection: LOCALPage: B04
John E. Luvender Jr., 62, died April 9 of cancer at his home in Banning. Memorial services were private.
Weaver Mortuary in Beaumont handled arrangements.
Mr. Luvender , who was born in Buffalo, N.Y., lived in Banning five years. Previously he lived in Laguna Niguel four years.
He began a 30-year career with the Immigration and Naturalization Service as a Border Patrol agent in Chula Vista. Following stints as an immigration inspector in New York and a criminal investigator in Indiana, he became the officer in charge at the detention facility in Port Isabel, Texas. More recently he was special assistant to the associate commissioner of detention and deportation in Washington, D.C., and, later, for the western regional office in Laguna Niguel before he retired in 1994.
He taught for a time at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Glynco, Ga.
Mr. Luvender was a member of the Men's Golf Club at Sun Lakes Country Club. He enjoyed all sports, tai chi and ceramics.
He is survived by his wife of 17 years, Maria; three sons, John III of Palmer Lake, Colo., Robert of Richmond, Texas, and Thomas of Greenville, N.C.; a stepson, Rafael De Los Santos of Los Angeles; a stepdaughter, Marisol De Los Santos of Aliso Viejo; 11 grandchildren; his mother, Gladys of Clarence, N.Y.; two brothers, William of Clarence and Richard of Warsaw, N.Y.; and two sisters, Gladys Quigley of West Aurora, N.Y., and Gloria of Detroit.
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1938 - 2000 (62 years)