They lived in Portland, Myrtle Creek and Grants Pass and moved to Salem in where they lived in the same house for 45 years before moving to Eugene. Margaret attended Chemeketa Community College and worked for the Employment Department, retiring in An avid walker, she also liked to read and knit and especially enjoyed spending lazy afternoons playing cribbage and scrabble with Gerald.
She also leaves behind sister Sharon Overholser of Prineville, Ore. At her request, a funeral service will be held Friday, April 5, at a. The family moved to Grangeville, ID in , where he graduated high school in He enjoyed hunting and fishing with his brothers when time allowed. He was married to Jowyn Louise Villager from September 1, to They had one daughter, Kimberley Kaufman Miles. Robert was proud to sell life insurance for Lutheran Brotherhood for over 30 years. He had hundreds of clients in the Spokane, Pullman and Moscow area. He had happy memories of a special trip to Hawaii, water skiing with his brother Marvin, training his German Shepard Zeina, and his classic Ford Thunderbird.
He was a member at Immanuel Lutheran church for many years. Bob enjoyed working in his yard and keeping his office and home organized. He spent the last years at The Springs Living Center, in Sherwood Oregon, where he was known for his wonderful singing voice. He is survived by his sister Sharon Kaufman, his daughter Kim, her husband Michael, their sons Jason and Jordan Miles, plus many nieces and nephews. A graveside service with military honors will be held in Grangeville, on Tuesday, April 2nd at 10am.
Margret lost her battle with diabetes and heart disease on the evening of March 24, , at her home in Salem at the age of Margret was born in Rolla, Missouri, in and moved with her family to Corvallis, Oregon in In high school, she was cast in many theater productions - usually in a main role. She began taking computer classes computers were new then! She worked there until her retirement several years ago. She is survived by Beau, Harley, Jane and Michelle.
She also loved to cook and was very gifted in baking and candy making. She loved to enter her goodies in county fairs and the State Fair, where she won many ribbons. She was particularly proud of her accomplishments in winning every ribbon available in the Gerry Frank Chocolate Cake Contest - including the coveted blue ribbon. Margret was also known as the Candy Lady, and started preparing sweets in October for her Christmas gifts of candy for family and friends.
She also loved collecting rocks and crystals, rings, earrings, hats and dragons. Margret loved photography and liked to enter photos in the State Fair. She produced a yearly calendar at Christmas for family and friends using her photos and marked every day of the year with a different event. The Oregon Coast was one of her favorite subjects, but in her later years she was unable to go there very often due to health problems. Margret enjoyed working on her computer and sewing too. She enjoyed plants and gardening, and redid her garden herself, including digging a fish pond; the garden was styled after an English garden.
No services are planned. The Hougham family lived in Mt. Angel for more than 15 years before moving to Salem in In , Dolores married the love of her life, Herb Johnsrud. Dolores worked for Moore Business Forms for nearly 30 years before retiring in Herb preceded Dolores in death in , though now, as promised, they will be together again. She is survived by many nieces, nephews, and friends who loved her dearly. Dolores requested no funeral be held after her death, and will be laid to rest alongside Herb at the Mount Crest Abbey Mausoleum in Salem, Oregon.
She also leaves behind her brother Allen Boles, and his wife Kathy, her sister Annie Shreckengost and her husband Rod. Donna settled in Salem, Oregon, and lived there for the past 25 years. She then became an employee with the Oregon Department of Transportation and worked there for the last sixteen years where she compiled vehicle crash data for analysis. She was active in the Service Employees International Union, where she served and even became Shop Steward for a time.
She was a friend to many co-workers and welcomed them to stop by her house on the holidays for egg-nog, cookies, and socializing. Donna had a strong and deeply personal relationship with God, and her Lord Jesus Christ.
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She would devote time every Sunday to worship and pray and exercise her faith. She attended several churches over the years, but always eager to learn more about what greatness the Lord had for her! And now, she no longer has to wait. Donna was a child of God, a loving wife, mother, and grandmother who braved adversity. She was a woman who knew in her heart that she had a perfect place prepared for her in the kingdom to come.
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Linda passed on March 14th, in Salem, OR. Linda found her joy in spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren. She was an accomplished business owner, a member of the American Legion. She loved spending time at the beach and listening to the music of Elvis. Loved playing softball, going antiquing, and give life advice to those who needed it. She will forever be loved and live in our hearts with many wondeful memories to keep her spirit alive.
Kenneth L Cunningham, Sr. Kenneth was born October 3, in Loma Linda, California. He served honorably in the United States Navy. Ken was a flooring contractor for many years and enjoyed a reputation as being one of the best and hardest working in the Salem area.
He is survived by three sons; Kenneth Jr. Ken will be laid to rest with military honors at Willamette National Cemetery in Portland at 10 am on Friday, March 22, The family is also planning a gathering at pm the same day at Church St. SE, Salem, OR.
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She married Pat Wilson on October 15, , and that union created four beautiful children; a son, Joseph, and three daughters, Debbie, Joyce, and Diana. After finishing her education, she went to work for The State of Oregon. Her role helping families in need was a perfect fit for her soft heart and care giving nature. Her warmth and compassion combined helped her thrive in this position. After many years of service to The State of Oregon, Donna retired in Later in life, she was given a second chance at love. In her younger years, Donna was active in groups and leagues for bowling, darts, and billiards.
Donna had a fun-loving spirit and also enjoyed rollerskating, and never turned down an opportunity to dance. During her loving marriage to Hugh, she would often join him fishing. As she grew older, she enjoyed more quiet activities including needlepoint and crosswords. But most of all, she found joy and relaxation through coloring, while cuddling with her beloved dog, Scamper.
Donna loved the color blue, and anything sparkly, quirky and fun. Donna deeply cherished and valued family. She was preceded in death by her only son, Joseph, and her beloved husband, Hugh Wolfe. She is also survived by a sister, Linda, and a brother, Lee. She had the joy of having eleven grandchildren.
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She was also blessed with eleven great-grandchildren ranging in ages of nearly twenty to just a few weeks old. Donna lived a full and happy life, and held her faith in God near and dear to her heart always. She will be remembered for her gentle, child-like spirit, and an innate ability to always see the good in everyone. Cook, Horace Q. Hod Horace Q. Hod Cook passed away March 9, in Salem, Oregon at the age of 96 years. Hod often remarked on how glad he was to have made a home in Salem and what a great place it was to live.
Hod made his career in sales, covering several industries including printing and insurance. Services are pending with City View Cemetery www. To give online, go to www.
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On Tuesday, February 26, , Stan Pietrucki passed peacefully while sleeping, as a result of complications from dementia. He was in his home, surrounded by four generations of family. When he was 18 months of age, his parents divorced and his father retained custody. Stan was raised by his Polish grandparents until he was 8 years old, while his father served in the Army. In , Stan Sr remarried and Elizabeth became the Mom young Stan would come to know and love for the remainder of both their lives.
Stan met his high school sweetheart, Patricia, while they both attended high school in Wurtzburg, Germany. He and Patricia married and by the end of , with a wife and two small children, Stan opted for a second tour of service and the family moved north to Travis Air Force Base at Fairfield, CA. Stan spent eight years in service to our country and was honorably discharged in June of Acknowledging his love for all things wooden combined with his passion for the water, he secured a job in Vallejo, CA, repairing boats by day while building his own small sailboat in evenings and on weekends.
In , with the encouragement of his employer, Stan broke out on his own and opened his first place of business, Woodcraft Unlimited, in the small town of Suisun City, CA. He was a master craftsman building everything from small pieces of furniture to custom cabinets to six foot high, redwood water wheels. It appeared he could craft or build anything he set his mind to.
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Three years later, Stan closed Woodcraft, moved across the driveway and opened The Schooner, a retail ships chandlery where a person could buy anything needed to build a fiberglass boat from scratch.