Lamont Mortuary of Globe

01/15/2026

LYNN VANOSS

Lynn Annette Vanoss, beloved wife, mother, grandmother, sister, and cherished friend, passed away peacefully at her home in Globe, Arizona, on January 11, 2026. She was born on December 19, 1948, in Miami, Arizona, to Joe and Louise Dalley, who welcomed her into the world with open arms and loving hearts.

Lynn dedicated more than 50 years of her life to the noble profession of nursing, spending her career working in the operating room. She truly loved her work and often said, “It was never boring—you got to see blood and guts, and you felt good about what you had done for someone.” Her journey into nursing began after graduating from Miami High School in 1966. She went on to earn her Associate Degree in Nursing from Mesa Community College and received additional specialized training at Baylor Medical University in Dallas, Texas.

Lynn was deeply loved by family and friends around the world. She was married for 53 years and raised her family in Saudi Arabia. Her faith in Jesus Christ guided her throughout her life, and she dedicated countless hours to serving others, always going above and beyond for anyone in need. Her animals were her babies, and her family often joked they were her favorite children.

She is survived by her loving husband, Pierre Vanoss; her daughters, Erin (Richard) Fuller and Dianne (Caleb) Hunt; and her beloved grandchildren—Roman, Amira, Deacon, Orion, Shelby, Conner, Charlotte, Keira, Patrick-Jon, Jacob, and Josephine—who were the joys of her life. She also leaves behind her brother, Kenneth Dalley, who, along with many others, will miss her dearly.

Throughout her life, Lynn found joy in many hobbies and interests, including genealogy, quilting, traveling, and reading. She loved spending time at the lake with her family and enjoyed horseback riding, playing softball, bowling, and hosting parties for Air Force pilots—each a reflection of her vibrant and generous spirit.

Lynn is preceded in death by her parents, Joe and Louise Dalley; her son, Jon-Pierre Vanoss; and her brother, Gary Dalley.

A visitation will be held in her memory on January 16, 2026, from 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM, followed by a funeral service at 10:00 AM, at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Globe, Arizona.

For those unable to attend the service a zoom link is provided below to click and watch.

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01/15/2026

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01/14/2026

ASHLEY JOY SISTO

Ashley Joy Sisto was born August 14, 1991, in Miami, Az to Bart Sisto and Susan Alden. She was 34 years old. She was a daughter, granddaughter, niece, cousin and auntie.

Ashley attended and graduated here at San Carlos School District. From there on she would remain home. Ashley had been non-verbal since birth but know how to communicate with her immediate family. She understood simple commands in English and Apache.

Ashley smile and laughter is what her family loved about her. Even she knew how much she was loved. With that being said, she was " The Boss" her family knew not to touch her VHS Disney Classics and her tablet, but when her tablet died, she would steal her mom's phone.

Ashley loved being on YouTube, listening to her favorite music preferably country. She grew up watching CMT before school. When anyone came to visits Ashley would walk out her room to see what they had. If you walked in with a fountain drink or snacks, she'd stand by you until given to her. Ashley's caregivers would like to include how they will miss coming in the morning seeing her mom holding her coffee saying, " My coffee you already finished yours". She loved coffee.

Ashley Joy, " Pretty Pumpkin" will truly be missed by her family.

She is survived by both parents Bart Sisto and Susan Alden. Her older brother Vincent Sisto, younger sister Jordan Alden. Two grandmothers Nona Alden and Linda Sisto including many aunts and uncles, and numerous cousins, nieces and nephews.

She is preceded in death by her two Grandfathers, Rupert Alden and Lewis Sisto.

The Family of Ashley Joy Sisto would like to thank you for your Prayers and Comfort, and donations. God Bless

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01/14/2026

RONALD LEE WARNER

Ronald Warner 50 of Miami, Arizona passed away on January 7,2026 in Gilbert, Az

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01/14/2026

CALLIE ROLENE SARGENT

Callie Rolene (Cline) Sargent

Callie Rolene (Cline) Sargent passed away on January 12, 2026, in Globe, Arizona, surrounded by close family and friends.

Callie was born on December 18, 1952. She was preceded in death by her father, James LeRoy Cline; her mother, Willena Bell (Byrne) Cline; her brother, Frank LeRoy Cline; and her husband, George “Button” Sargent.

Her childhood was filled with love, laughter, and plenty of shenanigans. She, her brother Frank, and their cousins all lived in the same neighborhood and could often be found running back and forth between homes, usually in search of adventure and occasionally a little mischief.

Callie loved the outdoors and had a special bond with animals, especially her dogs, who were always close by and deeply cherished. She loved the lake, camping, getting outdoors, and especially her jet boat. Even with a big block V8, it never seemed to go quite fast enough for her adventurous spirit.

Naturally artistic and creative, Callie found her calling in the family florist business. She assisted for years before eventually taking over, proudly operating Kelly’s and later Cali’s Flowers, cherished businesses where she shared her beautiful creations with the community. Even when Callie retired, her creativity did not slow down. It only flourished. She seemed able to craft almost anything, and her loved ones continued to be spoiled with silk arrangements, crocheted pieces, jewelry, and countless handmade gifts.

Callie was truly one of a kind. She would give you the shirt off her back and go without if it meant helping someone else. When Callie loved you, you knew it. She would drop whatever she was doing to show up for her friends, who were family in every sense of the word.

Her light burned bright, and she always had a smile to share. Small in stature but big in spirit, Callie never hesitated to voice her opinions, whether you were ready to hear them or not. She lived each day fully and intentionally. She packed more life into her 73 years than most could hope to fit into a lifetime.

Callie is survived by her nephew, Brian (Tandy) Cline, and his children, Chase Cline, Tucker Cline, and Aspen Cline. She is also survived by many stepchildren, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.

A private celebration of Callie’s life will be held by the family at a later date.

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01/14/2026

LEONARDO (LEO) MEDINA GONZALES

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01/08/2026

DOUG JONES

Doug Jones 68, of Globe, Arizona passed away quietly with family and friends on December 30,2025 at Chandler Regional Medical Center. He was born on October 23,1957 in Denton, Texas.

Doug's family moved to Globe, Arizona when he was six and he has lived in Globe ever since. Doug attended Globe Schools and graduated from Globe High School after which he graduated from Rose Mar Cosmetology school he worked in that field for several years and then attended Eastern Arizona College for 2 years.

Later he went to work for the State of Arizona as a caregiver in a group home. After he retired, he devoted himself to care for his mother.

Doug enjoyed cooking especially holiday meals and playing with his dog molly. He especially enjoyed giving haircuts to his nieces and nephews. He is remembered by his friends and family as a stubborn man who would do anything for them.

A good friend once said, "He was the best friend anyone could ever have."

He is survived by sister Alice (Jimmy) Bullman, nieces Jennifer (Sean) Courtney, Martes (Randy) Scott, nephews Joesph (Tricia) Gonzales, Christopher (Dallas) Gonzales 15 great nieces and nephews, 6 great-great nieces and nephews.

Doug is proceeded in death by his mother Kathryn Marie Jones.

Visitation/ Memorial Services will be on Friday January 16,2026 from 12:00pm to 2:00 pm at Lamont Mortuary of Globe.

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01/08/2026

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