Obituary of Wayne Harold Jolly

Wayne Harold Jolly, 62 of Simi Valley California, passed away on January 21, 2020 at his home in Simi Valley, CA. There will be a Celebration of Life Memorial for him at the Best Western Posada Royale, 1775 Madera Road, Simi Valley, CA on February 29, 2020. Service will start at 11am and conclude at 3pm. Wayne Jolly was born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada to Harold and Ruby Jolly on September 15, 1957. He attended Venice High School in Venice California. After high school he went to work at Infinity Speakers, which was his first "real" job. Shortly after that he went on to work as a Courier for Fed Ex and stayed with Fed Ex for 35 years where he eventually retired. He made many wonderful friends there in his 35 years at Fed Ex. He enjoyed boating, jet skiis, motorcycles, bicycles, and drinking beer. He often took out his friends and family to enjoy the outdoor activities that he loved so much. Wayne was fond of his pets, especially all his dogs, Charlie, Buddy, Bridgett, and Maggie May. He would lovingly have them groomed and even spend the extra time and money to make their "homemade" dog food. He is survived by his loving wife and caregiver of 19 years, Cindy Jolly of Simi Valley. His siblings Craig William Jolly, married to Kathy Jolly, his younger sister Sandra Edith Jolly, married to Craig Gerth. Children are Michelle Cline, married to Shawn Cline and their son Dylan Cline. Tiffany Vazquez married to Edgar Vazquez, their daughter Hannah Grace, Shanon Pavelka married to Anthony Ramirez, their children Madaline, Emmaline, and Aiden. Nieces, Tanya Salas married to George Salas and their children Haley, Natalie, Georgie, Billy. Heather Gomez, married to Steve Gomez, Nicole Evans married to Ryan Evans and Nephew, Clint Gerth and nephews Robert and Steven Jolly. He is preceeded in death by his father William Harold Jolly, his mother Ruby Harrington Jolly and his older sister Lynda May Jolly. The family wishes to extend their gratitude to City of Hope Simi Valley, Hospice Longevity Panorama City, Infusion for Health Thosand Oaks. Wayne spent many hours with each of these organizations in his fight against cancer.