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Dear Vera and Roma, and entier family our true confolenses of our loved one passing it is a great losws and we will never get over it , he is in our hearts, our condolences to the entier family and friends

Jamie was always a good friend and a stand up man. I spent a lot of time just driving around and laughing with him and Andrew .He will be missed but not forgotten

I did not know Mr. WESTERMAN, but I have followed a series of twist interns have been found one of his watercolors that I purchased from a Goodwill in Arlington Virginia. As a professional photographer, I highly suspected that this one image was taken and referenced from one of his photos that he would capture. An image from a subway car in New York. One of The figures in the painting looks familiar, as if she modeled for him in a poster stage situation. I noticed some other possibly acrylic paintings he has done of a woman with a man and at least two different poses. Very interesting man. I just watched an excerpt from a PBS Oregon show he appeared on, and he seemed to have such a nice Non-threatening approach to random people on the street that he asked if he could take a photo of them because he might turn it into a painting. I guess everyone wants to be the birth of something artistic like that. The watercolor was entitled “Lexington Avenue Express” and was painted in 1993 and is still for purchase on Ebay

I had the pleasure of working for Shelly when he owned a restaurant at the old Yamhill Marketplace. He was a good employer and I learned a lot working for him.

Missing you, gramps. Love you 😘

I did Kristin’s hair for almost 20 years and am saddened to hear of her passing. I’d seen her at her home a few times in 2022 and was always hoping for a call that she needed a bang trim. Sometimes we drove each other nuts but I loved her laugh, her creativity and her resilience. She made me a beautiful rainbow sweater I will always cherish. It was always fun choosing hair colour with her and seeing what cool outfits she’d show up wearing. In my mind she’ll always be a strawberry blonde, laughing in silver clogs.

Aunt Sylvia, she made good home made raviollis and I always enjoyed my visits with her.

Sylvia is a beautiful soul with a heart of gold.

Prayers, hugs, and love to each of you..May God give you strength and grant you his peace..much love the Cheyenne Crew

Aunt Sylvia made the most beautiful quilts and had quite a collection of them. She also was one great cook, and her Italian cooking was the best! Friday nights dinner and cards was fun too. I wish I could’ve done more of them.

Lisa was a dear and treasured friend. She had incredible wit and a style all her own. Tall, athletic, radiant, beautiful - that was Lisa. A gifted writer who understood human nature and expressed it in her words. She had a magical way of making people feel special because she truly appreciated what was unique in everyone. Her heart was so open. We spoke often, sharing memories of when we both worked at Shaklee. When I think of her, and I do often, I remember that smile, that laugh and her incredible energy. I will miss my friend forever.

Such a great guy. Apatheticaly funny. It was my honor to call him family while he lived in my care home. He loved his family.

Joe and I have been best buddies for 32 years. A great man, artist and just a good dude in general. I have nothing but praise for the guy as he was one of the good ones. See you soon brother.

Dear Charles, Corrina, Kristin, and Ben and your families: Lois’s life was about love and courage. It was a truly beautiful life. I tell you this neither as someone who knew her well nor as someone who is very good at total recall, but simply remembering the many times Lois and Charles have shared with Sharon and I, a colorful pallet of possibilities in life from which we were able sketch our own pathways. I first met Charles in a laundromat in Chapel Hill’s married student housing in Odum Village. My friend Francisco and I were doing laundry while Charles was holding and lulling an infant while her mom could finish her laundry. Caring. Soon we become friends through the Newman Center where we attended weekly mass and met Lois and the Corrina, Kristin, and Ben. The many times we had dinner at your house, it was accompanied by music and singing. Charles played his washtub bass once and I recall a Dulcimer that he had bought from a mountain city in North Carolina showing up one time. Sharon and Lois exchanged many ideas on sewing which they both loved. Before our first daughter Brittany was born in Chapel Hill in 1993, Lois and Charles gifted us a beautiful handmade changing table. We still treasure it and will hand it down to Brittany, your godchild, when she will hopefully have her first born. We were fortunate enough to meet Lois in 2009 when we visited Portland and relived precious memories and shared stories about our growing families. As I read Lois’s life accomplishments, when her feet were nimble and light, when she moved from one successful project to another, we can all feel the strong fabric of love and caring that she built for those around her. That is what it was all about, wasn’t it? Love, caring, and compassion, about which she so artfully wrote to Ben in 2005. Our love, thoughts, and prayers will be with all of you as we celebrate Lois’s beautiful life. ~ Bathi, Sharon, Brittany & TJ, Naomi, and Courtney

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I just remember Lois, the few times when we shared a space, as willing to be delighted. She enjoyed a good chuckle.

Uncle Joseph was a wonderful person to have grown up with and and to converse with later in life. Our sympathies to you all.

It’s been two years. I love you still.

My grandpa was the most special light in my life. All the opportunities he provided to me are a priceless staple in my life to this day. I would not be the visual artist I am without his guidance and his valuable lessons. I miss him so much, and I feel so lucky to have been such an importance to him. I love you grandpa Joe.

I don't think I ever met Lorraine. But did meet many of her family members and based on them she must have been a wonderful and loving person. The world needs more of people like her in it right now. Sorry for her passing.

I was very lucky to know Lois. She was a beautiful, kind, caring person and a real joy to be around. She touched so many lives and many wonderful memories of her life will live with us forever. I will remember her warm smile, intelligence, kindness, generosity, love for animals, and passion for helping her community. Lois will be greatly missed by everyone who knew her. The world has lost a remarkable person, but heaven has gained an amazing angel.

I remember Lorrain so well. So energetic and fun. /she and her two sisters June and Sister Consillia Mosey visited their mother at Maryville Nursing Home and always seemed to have such a good visit with her..am grateful to have known her.

so that we do not forget as one person said - no one believed what was before their eyes

Dear Chuck and family, I am so sorry for your loss. Lois was such a sweetheart, such a very good human being. I knew her as a young mother when I got to babysit the girls. Thank goodness her heart will live on in her family and all who knew her--as she was a blessing to so many. Sending a big hug across the miles. With love, Sandra

I know we’ll all be together soon. Save a seat for me in that movie theatre, and come visit me in my dreams again.

Lois led such an exemplary life. She is someone we can all emulate. Her service to the poor, to women, to her family, to children is astounding. May Charles and her family be surrounded by God’s peace, knowing that Lois lived her life with love.

What an exemplary life Lou’s led!! She certainly showed us all how to live and be of service. I had no idea she had accomplished so very much in her lifetime. May God grant Charles & her children peace in knowing that Lois did so much to help other woman, the poor of our society, and made Earth a better place to live.

I’ve thought about Lois a lot since Dale told me about her Parkinson’s. I remember fondly the times we spent together and the impact she had on me as we started our family. She was an awesome person and she will live forever through her kindness to all people she touched. My sincere condolences and blessings to your family.

Deepest sympathy to Chuck and his family. So many fond memories of times with Lois and her family. She was deeply concerned with other people and lived out that concern. I remember her great vegetable garden in Iowa!

Greg gathered up a bunch of coworkers and taught us to play the Telestrations board game at a company offsite. He was awesome at getting people to come together and just spend time playing and getting to know each other. I have missed him since I heard the sad news years ago, and I still miss him years later. He was a lot of fun and a great person to work with.

We miss our Hawaiian "cousin" so much! A hui hou Girard.

I loved Lisa from the day I met her. When you were with Lisa, you knew something especially fun or magical was going to happen. Her belly laugh was like that of a child. Infectious. And her ability to see the good in others was equally childlike. I met Lisa when she was 'the perfect size 10'. We were in our 20's. Our friendship went for decades, and while those around her aged, Lisa never did. Her openness to the world and people around her, and her ability to see the beauty in the simplest things will always remain with me when I think of her. Some people bring a special magic to this world. Lisa was one of those people.

The last fond memory I have of Lisa is when she came to Canada for a family reunion and she, Uncle Darcy and I went for a Bike ride together. We went quite a ways and I loved her endurance and spirit! We had a great bike ride and a great reunion with lots of laughs! I am really sad not to have been able to spend more time with Lisa as she was obviously quite a wise and thoughtful woman. I would love to get my hands on her book/writings. She would have had a lot of wisdom to share with our daughter Ally who is also a writer and soon to be graduating with her first degree in English. Lisa, you were way to young to leave us but we will always have wonderful memories of you. You and your family are in our heart and prayers xoxo.

Murray and I have very fond memory of Lisa. It was our thanksgiving and we went to Portland to stay with them for the weekend. Lisa had just been diagnosed shortly before that. Lisa toured us around on Saturday, with Murray being the driver . We saw Frank Lloyd Wright home in the Oregan Gardens. She insisted she make us lunch because she figured we had spent enough money driving down. She made us grill cheese sandwiches, they were no ordinary grilled cheese. She had filled them with jalapeno peppers . They were the best! Hot as the dickens , I think Murray used extra ketchup that day. The next day D'Arcy and Lisa toured us around Portland, my highlight of the day was going to the huge bookstore. Lisa and I came back with beautiful coloring books and felt pens. We colored our afternoon away and it was most enjoyable. Lisa had the most sweet spirit about her. Our sympathies and prayers to all the family . Jean & Murray Romain

Hi Jade I miss you so, so much. It's taken years for me to accept that my best friend growing up is up above. I think about all the shenanigans we got into and experienced together, your mom was furious! Life isn't the same but I know we will hang out again someday. Sorry it took so long to post I know your kicking ass up there. Love you lady

My beloved son. I miss you every second of every day. I can’t believe it’s been almost two years since I last got one of your hugs or heard your laugh. I cherish all the memories that I have. You’re a great son and I love you very much. I know you’re enjoying your new adventure…and I know your looking out for us all. I love you, Zack. Love, Mom.

Richard was a great guy and I admired him for his love of family and business knowledge

Kristin helped me and showed me kindness during a critical period of my life. I grew to love her and am heart broken to have heard of her passing. Sending her love here and to the great beyond, wherever that may be.

Thinking of you and your family. Clare was such a wonderful person. I feel lucky to have known her.

I met Shelley just a handful of times, thru her daughter, Shawna, but I knew right away that she was a force to be reckoned with. May she rest in peace. Prayers of comfort to all of her much beloved family. Sincerely, Michelle

I was sorry to read of Janet's passing. She was a lovely, caring and kind person. There is never enough time with loved ones. I am sure she will be greatly missed.

I will never forget how Bernie got me the meds I needed when I had severe flu at age 8! It was on a weekend and Bernie opened his pharmacy and mixed the meds just for me. Thanks to him, I am now 79! Thank you Bernie.

Oh Janet, I will miss you so. You were always there for me when times were tough. You had so many great, long enduring friendships. That says so much about you. How special am I to have had you in my life.

Goodbye my friend. I will miss you and our hourly chats. We talked about everything and laughed all the time. I was thinking today about the time you were taking (and treating) Fran and I out to lunch. I said, "I'll drive." Oh, no!" you said. "I insist upon driving - it's my treat to you girls." I thought to myself, "I'm not too sure that is a good idea. Jan is 90! She shouldn't drive us that far. She might be distracted by us chatting in the car." BUT drive you did, and we had a wonderful lunch. I told you later that you drove better than Fran or Janet Brown." And you did! We laughed together. We had so many fun times together (remember the time we had coffee at Fran's and JoAnn talked constantly? You said, "Never again!" I'm thinking of you today and I do miss you; but as you said, "It's time." Keep an eye on your loved ones and look in on me once in a while. Love, Kathy "

Dearest John & Family I am so deeply sorry about your shocking and unexpected devastating loss of your beloved wife Clare, your life long love, best friend, and soul mate; and for your family, their much loved and loving mother and grandmother, dear Clare. My heart is deeply with you all in this horribly tragic time of loss in your Lives my Darlings. Heart full of Love for you All, from your sister and their Auntie Lorna 💕xxx xxx xxx

Dorothy was and is may favorite Aunt and I wish to grow up to be like her, someday. She'll guide me while she's singing with Jesus' Choir. 'God Bless You REAL GOOD,' Dorothy. Amen. Happy Birthday now as you graduate. I hug you.

Deepest sympathies to the McNeur family on this tragic loss. Clare was so kind, patient, nurturing and loving. I pray your lifetime of memories sustain you as you grieve the loss of your beloved.

Grandma was the best Grandma ever! Her life in every way was such an example for everyone. She was the kindest, most positive, ever giving, loving person I have ever known!! She will be missed.

I cannot express the sorrow I feel about Clare's passing. May she run pain free through sunny meadows with Moe and Emmy, surrounded with hummingbirds and flowers.

Clare was part of so many cherished memories. So many exotic once in a lifetime trips. You will always have those amazing memories within your heart. She was an incredible friend, full of love, sincerity, and joy. I will deeply miss her.

We’ve known Clare for many year and traveled together… she was loved by all will be deeply missed.

Knowing and traveling with Clarewas special to Carol and I🙏❤️🎶

Knowing and traveling with Clare was very special for Carol and I!❤️🙏

You all are in our hearts everyday❤️

Thinking of you and sending hugs.💜❤️💜

Matt I feel extremely lucky to of had u in my life! We had such great smiles & laughs every time we were together. Life on earth has a huge whole now… we will see each other again & it won’t be soon enough! I know u continue to be a leader like always.. u are my angel I trust that will watch over all…. Miss u tons already without to just call u… love u Matt & thank u for always just being real & yourself. Lots of people should learn from what u brought in to this world,

Matt will be missed tremendously. We will never forget Matt, continuing to honor and speak of him often. Matt was always happy, funny and one of the most generous people I knew. I love you Matt. May you Rest In Peace and forever be your families guardian angel.

Sending prayers and deepest condolences 💕

Semper Fi brother. Thank you for service in the Corps. Bear

Bravo Zulu Vaughn

Vaughn was the type of person that when you met him you felt you knew him forever. I will remember the laughter we shared. Vaughn could make you feel special just with his beautiful smile. Those whom we have loved and lost are no longer where we are no longer where they were they are wherever we go. Rest In Peace dear brother in law. Love Carol

Sending much love to you all at this tremendously hard time. Though we are miles away I give you all support. From your extended family in Canada. Love from, Melissa, Leif & Daisy Berry

Mr. Dindia hired me to teach at Rigler School in 1980. He was a kind and caring administrator. I taught for him for two years before taking a maternity leave. Gus was easy to approach but I will admit I was somewhat embarrassed to tell him I was pregnant (remember this was forty years ago and things were different back then!). I'd only taught for him for two years and felt badly about not staying longer. However, he accepted my situation and wished me well. Gus was a dignified educator who positively impacted many staff, students and families.

Thank you, Grandpa, for all the wonderful memories. I will miss our weekly dinners and hearing his stories. He always ended his stories saying how lucky he was. Surviving the war, stumbling into education, and meeting the love of his life, grandma Joan. I loved that at 99 years old he still called her a babe! We were the lucky ones, to have him in our lives as a strong and caring patriarch and a true example of how to live a life centered on faith, love and family.

He was a mentor, hero Godfather,Uncle and friend ❤️ to me and so many...family, friends, students and co-workers. He understood what unconditional love was and shared it with us, we felt safe and supported ❤️ Angel 😇 on our shoulders ❤️

Another Mom gone . You are dancing with the ease and style of Ginger now aren’t you sweet Mary Thank for never kicking me out . You should have .but ya didn’t . Love & light .

Thanks for never kicking me out . You were a Mom to me in my heart . See you up there .

I also remember Mary Lou on those camping trips that we would take with Kim’s family and my family. A very gentle and nice lady.

You are a great grandpa. Love you. I know Neil loves you too. We'll be together soon enough.

I had no chance to know you but I know your mum since we were little girls. I know how proud she has been of you. Rest In peace dear.

Hey Jade it’s been 11 years since you were taken from us. I love and miss you every day. I see your photo on here and an it remind’s me how beautiful you are. Auntie loves you and misses you more than you’ll ever know.

For Carol,, always a bright light in our world, in our lives.

With great honor, I had the privilege of hearing "Manny" speak in Pendleton, OR. I will always be so thankful to have the memory of such a wonderful of him praying for me; of receiving a hug and a kiss from him. I will continue to carry a special place in my heart for him. (And the fact he signed my personal copy of his book is priceless.)

My heart, thoughts and prayers go to his Family, Friends and his GJ Brother's. He was so young 2 be taken from the ones he loved at only 25. He will 4 ever live on threw the ones who loved him. Again I'm so sorry 4 your loss. R.I.P. Jacob, you may be gone but never forgotten. ⚡⚡🖤The "Craz" Family🤍⚡⚡

Prayers to your family ❤️

I only met Jake when I started working with axis security he did always have a smile on and he was a great guy I would loved to known him better outside of work. but he was always a happy guy and he will definitely be missed

I love you baby boy….no matter how old you were, you were always my baby. You lived a full life, on your own terms regardless of what others thought. You passed away the only way you’d want to go….that breaks your Mama’s heart. Until we meet again my precious son.

He was the brother of my best friend. His dad was remarried to my best friend's mom and my best friend told me often about stories of him. Nobody should be judged based on their ethnicity or family.

You will live on in our hearts forever ♥️ Until we meet again sweet, sweet nephew!

Sending heartfelt condolences and prayers for Jacob’s family. We are so very sorry for your loss.

Jake & me went to Mcnary high school he was a good friend of mine we tried to stay in contact after highschool he always knew how to put a smile on anybody’s face he would light up a too With laughter and smiles when coming into it. You will be missed Jake. I remember in class at Mcnary we would be joking and talking loud in class we’d always get in trouble I’ll forever remember our memories.

The last time we met was so many years ago...never knew that would be the last time we would ever meet...may all the happiness be with you...rest in peace my best bro

What a wonderful human being. I only knew her on the periphery and a few close encounters, but her spirit, oh that’s spirit that was just so gentle around you. I always felt safe and valued. Thank you for the kind words that were always enough to head me in the right direction. Rest in love and peace

I am so sorry to hear of Kristin's passing. My thoughts go out to her family and friends. Kristin and I were friends in middle school and high school and I have so many great memories of those times. We went to many concerts together, Badger games, took ballet, went to the pool, and listened to music on Kristin's awesome stereo. Kristin was so creative and always up for adventures. I will miss her and cherish the memories I have.

well DADDYY ILL BE70 NEXT MONTH. THINK OF YOU ALL THE TIME ALL THE FIGHTS AND MISERY WE WENT THROUGH BECAUSE WE LOVED EACH OTHER SO MUCH AND COULDNT SHOW IT. I LOOK LIKE YOU NOW. THE MISERABLE FUCK LOOK. I DONT HAVE THE STRENGTH TO MAKE IT TO YOUR AGE. I WANNA BE OUT SOON. pATRICIO IS WONDERFUL TO ME ITS WHY IM STILL ALIVE I LOVE YOU AND THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING YOU DID FOR ME LOVE SHARON

I miss you. You where a great artist and friend.

Ms. Hecht lived long, sharing smiles and kindness with countless ones along the way. For those who were a part of her life's journey may you look forward to the hope of continuing that journey with her when God's promises are fulfilled. Acts 24:15; Psalms 37:29

Thinking of you mom every second of the day !!!

I remember John and the Wa Toy fondly. My parents brought me there as a young child in the late '60's. I recall to this day how friendly he was to me and my parents. And how much they loved John and his restaurant. I always loved playing songs on his juke box ("Baby Elephant Walk" was my favorite at the time). Rest in peace, John.

I taught Terry to fly back in 1988. He was one of the nicest guys and most enjoyable people to teach. He really loved flying!

Terri you will be deeply missed! I know Tucker misses you dearly🐾😥 Our thoughts and prayers to your family. Love Lisa Burd and Myrtle Okazaki

I new Paul as a PHS officer. He help men to find a job. Great person. Great memories of him.

Watching sunsets with you, forever.

Tony remains one of the most talented designers I will ever meet. I will never forget his passion when we were designing boots for the winter olympics. I couldn’t help but smile and admire his enthusiasm, nor the lengths that he went to to make brilliant concepts come to life through his prototypes and beautiful drawings. I continue to think, to this day, that it was so lucky for me that he offered to fly me out on a moments notice to Florida in 2020, as he left important documents in Detroit. Not only was he a great host, but helped me reschedule my flight for important business I had back at home. If I had known it would be the last time I would see him, I probably would never of left. He was generous, patient, and genuine. The world loses an incredible talent, but I hope that his friends, colleagues and I will continue to be inspired by his passion.

Many happy memories of Terry sailing penguins against me and then in later years occasionally having her crew with me at Columbia and Skokie Lagoons.

Dear Tony, we used to be very close and had so much fun during our time in college, you're a very smart, hard-working, and talented designer. I was so happy for you that your shoe design got selected by Jeremy Lin and it became the Jeremy's first signature shoe. I wish the world would have seen your talent better. But I'm sure you're shining on the other world. Rest in Peace my brother.

I vividly remember being a member of a Value Engineering Team with Terry, having worked with her for many years at Greeley and Hansen. We drove to the VE study together to Elkhart, Indiana. She was very knowledgeable, and a very fun person to be around. I am so honored to have known her.

I'll never forget the wonderful day I spent with Terry and Kathryn in 2017, sailing on San Francisco Bay aboard the Santa Maria, skippered by Captain Dave. Terry shared many amazing stories about sailing around the world.

I only just found out 10 years too late that this kind human being who along with his wife Evelyn were patrons in a restaurant where i worked .,passed away. If i knew where to send flowers, i would

My dear stepson I miss you so very much, words cannot even express!! I am so thankful of all those special moments we shared together and how you felt protective over me, how you and I ganged up on your dad to tease him!! I will forever treasure these moments. I love you with all my heart!!

Steve’s Celebration of Life is on August 13th at 3pm in Manzanita, OR on the beach where “Pacific Lane meets the ocean.”

I knew Sue in the 70's when Sandy and her had the house on NE 33rd, PDX. She was a fine person and well liked by all. I wish I'd looked her up when returning to the states. My sincere condolences to her family and loved ones.

Yo, so check it, my man BIG RON or DRON for short, comes from when I was living in Treehou5 about 5 years ago. Me and Nelson Mandingo would be late night chillin, watching "The X Files," and then up from the depths would come BIG RON, and he would head for the kitchen. He would sneak a couple snack-y-poos and then head back to the basement, from whence he came. The other memory I have is him screaming at his computer. I later realized that he was playing PUB-G, and I understood where he was coming from. My first roommate in the Marine Corps used to scream at his TV, and it gave me flashbacks of living in Tr33Hou5. And ultimately, all I can say about BIG RON is that he had the biggest heart. He was immensely selfless, and cared more for those around him than himself. He took the time to ask about my day and always cared if something was off or wrong, and gave his input respectfully. BIG RON, brother, you will be missed. I love you.

The few times I crossed paths with Ronnie he always left me with a feeling of love and laughter. His smile is most memorable and permeating in my mind. That smile radiates in glory now. Oh love and prayers for all the family and friends. Comfort and grace in this time of passing through the valley. Love, Mary and Shaun

I have had the pleasure of meeting Alex in his new form. He is rather strange but other than that a great person.

Many across the greater Washington DC area remember Paul as a welcoming host for a club of French language speakers, a host who could not have been more friendly. We have many fine memories of gatherings in his home when camaraderie flourished spawning many long friendships. Best wishes to John and to his family and friends.

We love you so much Becky! I will never ever forget the good times when we all started hanging out and became family. I will forever miss you my beautiful friend 💕😇

The first day we met on New Years in 2016.. you never changed. Just amazing woman, smart, kind and the love for your family and kids I admired. I always said I wish bonds with my siblings like you! You then became my big sister I never had! Thank you for everything, the talks, legal advice being my shoulder to cry on when I told you about my mom. I love you girl! You’ll always be in my heart and I will never forget you! 💙💙

First, condolences to the Williams and Random family. I met Becky through a mutual friend and she instantly became a part of my very small circle. So kind and giving and easy going. I could never step into her home and not be forced to have a white Russian. I was so happy to have a friend that was an attorney. I would say, "my friend practiced law" and then call Becky to get legal advice. I was proud of her accomplishments. Here I am a lil black girl from the hood having drinks and good times with my white lawyer friend. Lol I use to say, "I always wanted a white friend Becky" and she would say something goofy in return and then we'd laugh and I'd say, "You know you my favorite white girl" lol she never took my words as anything other than love. Becky you will definitely be missed my dear. It's hard to believe you're gone. I hope you know that you were loved by many and losing you is a hard pill for us all to digest. God has you now and I know you're looking down and seeing the many lives you've impacted. Rest easy Becky with the good hair. Blessings to all friends and family.

As my writing coach she taught me so much as she read over a romance story I did in 1995. I am still working on the revisions. I will miss her funny comments on what she had read. It was truly a pleasure knowing her.

"What a world went with her. Ours" What distilled love and sorrow. I did not know this bird--could not have. And yet, because of you, poet, family, I too grieve for the loss of this lovely girl. Do not think her influence upon this beautiful, horrible world stopped when she stopped flying--it didn't. Because she was lovely, and you loved her, and said so, I, an unrelated old man with sons who have lived twice as long as she, I now know know something of power and beauty which she gave to her brief world. Because of you, poet, family, I will remember Simone, a girl I never knew. Some will say that she is dead. I will tell you that she is changing my life. Thank you all.

ralph and sandi miller

I miss you so much my sweet Alter. Thanks for sharing your story with me and so many others. I will forever miss enjoying your vegetable soup and looking through your scrap books. You are such a treasure!! Love you!

So sorry to hear about Stanley’s passing Bev. Stan was a sweet soul, a true benAdam and we loved spending fun times with him at Seaside. May his memory for you be a blessing and we send our love ❤️ Mark & Francine

Golfing together was always a fun time with Mark. We were always looking for is "lost ball" and I will continue to do so in his memory. Thanks for all the laughs on the links.

So sorry Aunt Shirley was a very loving person had a great time staying with her I miss and loved her

So sorry for the loss of my aunt. I have so many fond memories of time spent with her. Prayer are with all the family during this time of loss. But happy to know she gets to be reunited with my mom

Firstly, I would like to send my condolences to the family. Mark was one of a few people that I first met moving to Oregon over 30 years ago. There's so many things to say about him he was one in a million. He was a stand-up man. Throughout the years we had plenty of good laughs and Good times together and that included Jeff one of his good friends. If you needed it anything mark would be there for you. Rest in Peace Mark. You will be missed 💞

We shared many BBQ @ the crib and I’ve always appreciated how welcome he made me feel when I was there. Good memories.

Our deepest sympathies 💙May you have peace and comfort in your memories💙

Paul was such a dear friend of ours and part of our family for over 25 years. We so enjoyed all the laughs, wonderful times together, and the delicious meals he prepared. We feel so lucky and fortunate to have had Paul in our lives and will miss him dearly. His love for John and their four footed furry family members was so heartwarming. May God Bless Paul and his memory will live in our hearts forever. Paul & Ancil

I remember just listening to his stories about life and how Mark and him had such a great relationship. He was someone that I respected and look up to. Mark Cassandra my prayers go out to you and your families.

Mark Sr. Was a very important part of Our Family. He was a true Gentleman. A kind, Loving And Generous Father, Grandfather and Father in Law. We were so Blessed to call Him Family. Mark Sr. Will be Greatly missed.

Mark Sr. Was a true Gentleman. Kind and Loving Father, Grandfather and Father in Law. He will be greatly missed by all to knew and Loved Him. I was Blessed to have Known and Loved Him. He was a very important part of My Family.

Condolences to Arnel and your family. God bless you and your family. My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. I’m so sorry for your loss. We wish you peace and comfort as you grieve.

I am just now finding out about the passing of Steve Tichenor. God speed old friend. Steve is also survived by his first wife Patricia Ostrom of Champaign Illinois. We all met Steve shortly after he arrived in Oregon in the summer of ‘72 with another friend from Oregon he met while stationed in Texas with the USAF. Steve became our bands mechanic, tech guru and around Mr. Fixit. Zany and larger than life with a sharp sense of humor and always up for a party. For ten years we all lived the life of rock&roll outlaws, misfits, international “importers” and general pranksters. It was a great ride and like all such things came to an end too soon when most of us drifters off to our own corners. Lost all track of Steve for almost thirty years for which i am most sad. I hope someone posts up when the celebration of his life will be happening. Rest easy old friend. See you on the other side.

Steve was an incredibly positive, dynamic spirit amongst the people he called his friends and I was honored to be counted as one of them. We shared a relatively short period of our lives together, maybe ten years all told, but he extended his generosity to me on many, many occasions, the most selfless being the repair of my first car after a nightmarish road trip on snow and ice coming home from a gig in Madras with my rock band. I learned how car axles were replaced and what happens when a wheel bearing goes out and you're far from home! He did this in the driveway of my parents home, an operation that took several hours and asked for not a penny from me in recompense, instead encouraging me to keep playing music, a promise I made to him then and have continued without stopping all these 50 years later. The memory of his big heart and love of music will stay with me always, but especially his always positive go-get 'em attitude which lifted me up so many times as a very young man trying to navigate adulthood. I will miss him dearly and treasure his memory! God Bless you, Steve!

Paul was such a wonderful friend to cats! His generous support helped save and improve the lives of many cats, as well as the people who came to love them. In our conversations with Paul and John, their dedication to their personal cats was also every-apparent. Emily and Ennis, the cats Paul and John lived with while we knew them, were very lucky indeed. We are grateful for the time we were able to spend with Paul and John together, and even to have "met" Ennis during a video Happy Hour.

Kay I am so sorry to hear of Mr. Gumberts passing you were the best i ever worked for

Rest In Peace my Friend You are missed Love ❤️ Dave and Steve

Dearest Sister: You will be missed. Love, Rosemary

Norm was both a mentor and an inspiration to me as both a young, and not so young lawyer. I will never forget his advice and kindness.

A mother never forgets those who offer support and acceptance of their child. This is what Susie meant to our family - support and friendship. From our first meeting at Chehalem Elementary, she became an advocate for our son. Time went on, we stayed in contact and the events we shared together always were teaching moments - the art of living life. How precious are our memories of this wonderful lady. We were honored to be in attendance Friday. We pray for comfort for Tom, Joel and Emilie and family.

Sending you lots of big hugs, Cheryl. You were certainly "the rock" for your mom the past 10 years since Darryl's death. She was so lucky — and very grateful we're sure — to have had your continual caring and attention. ❤️ Lynn & Tom

Norm was a mentor and friend to many of us in the law community. Always a gentleman. A life well lived.

I second what Mike says. Aunt Lucille was just the best. She laughed and visited with us. My trip to see her and Uncle Irv in 1987 was so fun.

Aunt Lucille was one of a kind and will be missed by so many. Condolences to her family, especially to Lisa and Gareth. I always cherished our time with Lucille. I loved that she kept all the pictures we and others sent her on her wall as you walked in the door. I remember mt son crawling on her living room floor and giving me the biggest smiles. Lucille was atrue gem. Miss you Lucille!

Five years today, I still think of you and how much good you did, how much more time you deserved. I love you forever

My treasured time with Susie was during the early pandemic when she needed companionship and a bit of direction. It was not easy to find the need behind her bright presence, ready conversation, quick recall, enthusiasm and big laugh. I found her hook in dropping a Yiddish word in the conversation, often unsure if I was using it correctly, and if not, she was sure to put it in context. Only in hearing of her full life can I measure how much was impacted by dementia, Susie remained curious and elegant, lipstick and all. To Susie, Tom and family ~ Yehi zicha baruch.

What a great lady our Aunt Lucille was! Her parents both born in the 19th century, and she survived well into the 21st. She was our link to the past. She was smart as a whip. She was so good to our mom, her niece. They weren't that far apart in age. They could both talk into the wee hours. She was a Ketcher: when they loved you, you knew it. Condolences to Lisa and Gareth and their families.

Aunt Lucille was one of a kind and will be missed by so many. Condolences to her family, especially to Lisa and Gareth. I always cherished our time with Lucille. I loved that she kept all the pictures we and others sent her on her wall as you walked in the door. I remember mt son crawling on her living room floor and giving me the biggest smiles. Lucille was atrue gem.

The first and last time Lloyd visited my house, we yelled at him to “take off your shoes!” He turned around and left. I was sad.

George was a great guy. We went to coffee and lunch, but it had been quite awhile since we got together. I got to help him at the bakery and had a good time. We have missed George and April since they left Acts Church. He will be missed

Gene was a very special person. He will always be a bright shining star in his family. He friendly and caring and made friends everywhere he went. Everyone who knew him loved him, especially his family.

Just leaening of her passing yesterday. Had not had any contact with her in many years, but she was alwsys so pleaant & kind towards me when we did! Prsyers to her & her family.

I work for Frank and Mary. Mary always had a smile on her face and it was a very pleasant person to be around she will be missed

Loving you and missing you every single day. I hope you had a huge dance party for your Birthday in the afterlife.

Blessings dear friend.

Maya, sorry for the huge delay. I heard about your dads passing years ago. I think about him often. I'm sure he didn't know, but he was a big influence in my life. He all is well for you. Craig info@skyservicesinc.com

Jag minns dig idag min älskade Morbror, och saknar dig precis som jag saknar din syster, min Mor Elfi. Tyvärr har jag ingen kontakt med dina barn idag och det är tråkigt, men livet går vidare. I really miss you, my dear uncle.

I met Jason at a picnic with his family. He and I hit it off and talked for along time. His kindness was always present. You are with Jesus now and we will all meet again.

Bobbie, I know that you will be truly missed by your family. Walk alongside them while they are trying to come to terms with the fact that you will not be here with them. I know that there are many of us who will cherish the memories that you have left with us. May you rest in peace. Leave some dimes and pennies so they know you are with them and dropping the Pennies from Heaven. Also if one of them has a smart mouth could you possibly make them trip. You were always fun to be around I enjoyed so many events with you. Those things I will miss and keep cherished. Always and forever your legacy will live on.

I just really miss you.

Absent from the body is to be present with the Lord forever. Ms. Bobbie B. MCcoy was a loving, honest, giving, kind, wonderful, and respectable person. May her legacy she left behind remain with us to be carried on in our journey through life. Praying for the family during this very difficult time. Sabrina Sumlin and Family

May Pat enter the gates of Heaven with the bagpipes a playing the Scottish National Anthem “Scotland the Brave.”

I am praying for you Deborah and for your family to remain close and cherish the memories you have of time with your Mother. Love you Shirley Scott

Your love of Jesus shined through your eyes and your singing praises to Him was a blessing to everyone that got to hear you.

I remember Jay in 6th grade. Always a nice guy. I just read that his mother just passed away so I googled Jay. So sad.

Pat always had a smile on her face. She loved to educate and talk about her doll collection. God has created a special place for her.

Pat Gaddis... she was an unforgettable lady and friend to many of her children's friends. Pat was like a second mom to many of us who were fortunate to have spent time in the Gaddis household. Godspeed Pat, you will long be remembered, and missed.

Pat Gaddis was one of the few people i've met who was thoroughly interesting. My mind never wandered even after hours of listening to her memories. Maybe it was because she remained interested, without any rote, in what she was saying--it stayed live for her, not totally past. Faulkner said, "The past is not dead. It is not even past." She didn't take me back as much as bringing events forward so we shared a layered present. Pat Gaddis stayed a girl her whole life. Thanks be to Big Bob who provided the love and understading to support this and make the miracle of Pat Gaddis possible, REAL, enduring.

Pat Gaddis was one of my favorite people. She was a lovely woman who always had time for everyone, and my life is better for knowing her. One of the world's brightest lights has gone dim. God bless and God speed, Patricia.

Pat was a member of Portland Collectors Club (originally Glass Club). She always had interesting things to share for every program at our meetings. She loved showing her collections at both of her homes. And we all learned from her knowledge. She was a treasure and will be missed.

I remember Pat from the DBE. My mother, Florence Happold, and Rita Knight had lots of fun "trouble" together. Pat was loved by everyone! My condolences for your loss.❤❤

I knew Pat from Russellville. My mother was there at the same time (she passed in Oct). And we got to watch Pat give a show and tell presentation of her hats, and some of her other favorite pieces of her collection. After that, I always greeted her and chatted. I thought her a wonderful, cheerful, kind woman! May God continue to Bless her! With my condolences - Nancy

I loved Patty's happy perspective of life. I'm blessed to have known her.

I loved Patty's happy perspective of life. I'm blessed to have known her.

So sorry to hear of Pats passing. She was one of my mom and dads favorite people. Pats husband Robert was my fathers (Virgil) first cousin and Pat helped my mother Merrily with her estate sale and other antiquing things they did together. She was always a very upbeat person and we are very sorry for your families loss.

Patty could light up a room with just a smile. She was a beautiful person and will be missed greatly. Rest in peace and love.

Kindness was her middle name.

Dad I miss and think of you every day!

I am missing you Vanessa. I love you.

So sorry you are gone! The world was a brighter place with you in it! I am so sorry for his loss to his family and friends! He is already so missed!

Billy was such an awesome guy... Helped so many people and was always so positive and so much fun to be around! Can't believe you are gone billy! You are already missed!

I am so sorry for loss of your sister .Sending prayers and hugs your way and the family.

Hi, I just want to share that Amy was a beaming light in the lives of so many colleagues and friends. I am so sorry everyone, Amy was amazing and it is truly devastating that she is gone. Love and hugs to her family and friends ❤️

Family..my heart is with each one of you..no words can fill the loss of a precious lamb..but knowing jeannie stood fast for God ..through trials of life ..those who stood the test will wear a crown.Find peace in knowing she earned her crown..Amen

To Amy's friends and family: I know our words may not quell the grief you're experiencing, but I hope you can find some comfort knowing how much of a powerful impact she made on so many lives. Amy's smile is forever burned in our minds . . . serves as a good reminder to speak up for those who have been minoritized and marginalized and to love as hard as your spirits allow. Amy's light shone so brightly; I know she'll continue to inspire and she won't be forgotten. My heart is with you all as you grieve.

Amy was just, so bright. Her smile, her laugh, her personality. When you talked to her, you felt like the most important thing in the world. She only wanted the best for everyone, such a loving soul. To her family, thank you for sharing her with us. I will always remember her and cherish the memories and the countless laughs we shared.

Amy was light, laughter and a true joy to be around. This is such a loss to so many people that her life touched, including mine. To friends and family, please accept my deepest condolences. May her memory be a blessing.

I met Amy in 2010 after my world had been turned upside down by personal tragedy, and I was just a shell of myself. Amy saw I needed a friend, and she really helped bring back to life. She had a way of making those around her feel seen, included, valued for their uniqueness and idiosyncrasies. Her sense of humor was second to none. Her passionate advocacy inspired me and helped shape me personally and professionally. I want to offer my most heartfelt condolences to Amy's family - and I want you to know how much she meant to me and to so many others. She was a bright light and I am so grateful to have been lucky enough to know her.

Amy was a ray of light & I will cherish my memories of her. I send my deepest condolences to her family. I love you Amy x

Amy was a ray of light & I will cherish my memories of her. My sincere condolences to her family, Amy was one in a million & I loved her.

I wanted to send my sincere condolences and share a few words. Truth is, I don’t know much by way of churches or funeral homes. I always thought the outdoors are God’s greatest cathedral where one might venture out in an effort to look in. Which, perhaps, is why on this day I found myself walking outside beside a river, in the snow, when my thoughts naturally found their way to Amy. There was nothing ever subtle about Amy. Striking wit, voice, laughter and smile. She wore many emotions on her sleeve along with some beautiful ink. To me, that’s just who she is. I knew Amy from a brief snapshot of time when attending nursing school and thereafter as she helped me secure my first job. She is a true badass—doesn’t mince her words—and has the conviction and passion to do whatever is necessary for the best outcome of her patients and her friends. With the outpouring of love it’s clear that those who have known her feel a devastating loss…collectively shedding ribbons of tears that now link into rivers providing exposure to depths which would otherwise go unseen. The tapestry they paint are a marvel for good reason—one may only think of the Grand Canyon to take in the full effect. Yet some grief, like a river, is so expansive that it can not be waded across but rather walked beside. So, I’ll walk beside this for now and remember the incredible spirit of the person who is a reprieve to many—patients, family and friends alike; has the fortitude not to take shit from anyone; and who embodies a love which will ricochet in the chasms of our hearts a little longer than always. You are missed but not forgotten, Amy.

Amy was an amazing person. I am grateful I was able to connect with her as a friend and coworker. She is missed. So sorry to her other friends and family who are grieving.

Close to a year ago I experienced the death of a young patient during the Pandemic. I felt awful and was riddled with everything that went wrong during that situation. Amy gave me a hug and reminded me that I did everything I could for the patient--her support helped me cope with that patient's death. I will miss Amy and will always carry these beautiful memories with me.

Amy’s incredible beautiful smile will always be burned in my mind. She was always the warmest, friendliest, funnest girl around - not to mention her great style. She deserved many more years and there is no condolence for this loss. I will treasure her memory and be richer for having known her.

I am so sorry for your loss and all of our loss. Amy was such a bright light. We met thru Shriners on our weekly visits for our son Gabriel's infusions. We all laughed so much together making our time much more enjoyable. She had a way with kiddos and was easily one of our sons favorite nurses. We are so devestated we will never see you again. But we will always remember your smile and beautiful soul.

My son and I got the chance to know Amy over the last two years at the hospital during our visits. She always was willing to talk to Jacob about Anime and always had treats for Dapple. I am so very sorry for your loss and she will be greatly missed by everyone who met her.

To Amy's friends and family, I am so sorry for your loss. I did not know Amy very well, but liked her immediately. She was such a great nurse and her patients were lucky to have her. She was the kind of person you wanted to be around and I wish I had gotten to work with her more than I did.

To Amy's family and those closest to her, I am deeply sorry for your loss. Amy was brilliant, beautiful, and an absolute joy to work with here at Shriners. She had a precious way with hospitalized children and was consistently able and willing to put herself in someone else's shoes. I will miss seeing her beautiful face and sunny smile.

I am so saddened to hear this news. Amy was a great friend and so much fun to be around. My heart is with her family during this difficult time.

To Amy’s family, I am so sorry for your loss. Amy was truly one of the brightest people I knew. Her laugh filled the room, and her love for those she cared for could be deeply felt. Amy, I miss you.

Amy's family and friends- I am so, so sorry you lost such a beloved soul. Amy was a joy to everyone around her. Kind, funny, helpful, and genuine. Everyone who loved her will never forget her, and I am happy she got the time on this earth that she did. Thinking of everyone grieving from this incredible loss. Amy, you deserve the world, and will never be forgotten. So much love to you.

My deepest condolences to Amy's sister, brother and family. Amy was a special light on this earth. May she be free from this world and live on in the hearts who knew and loved her.

Steve, I literally just found out you had passed. Please know, "My Cavallo Brother," that you are incredibly missed and deep in our thoughts. Rest In Peace, Fellow Trojan and Wonderful Friend.

I am glad to have known her. RIP Donna.

I framed so many of Donna's art pieces. She was creative in ways so outside the box and she she always had a vision for just what she wanted. I admire that kind of self-confidence and artistic exploration. She was a creator...made in His image.

Oh, Steve! My dear, dear friend of my heart. You were the kindest friend I've known. You with your beautiful soul, your giving heart, all ready to help wherever you could. You and your goofy jokes, your big ol hugs, and all the raucous laughter we shared. . We were a little crazy. Times with you made every day spent with you perfect. I have all these memories... and I'm sure going to miss you like crazy! You were one of a kind! One day, I'll see you again and I know you'll be there with arms outstretched and laughing.

Words cannot express the sadness I feel. The world's loss of a wonderful, caring man is heaven's gain. I'm sure his 'sainted' mother has welcomed him with open arms and they are sharing a good book. So long, Steve. You will be missed more than words can say.

I was saddened to read that Lesley passed away. I met Lesley at Our Lady of Sorrows in Portland. Lesley was the beautiful girl in school that all the girls were jealous of. She was beautiful, kind, and befriended this fat ugly, Awkward girl that came into the school. That girl was me. Lesley shopped at Nordstrom's; I shopped at Fred Meyers. She never made me feel I was below her. Yes, she introduced me to “Queen.” The posters of Queen and Freddie Mercury cover a wall in her room; she loved Freddie. One time Lesley and I went into Fred Meyers and stole “ Sally Hansen's press on nails, “ We were convinced would-be caught. When we got outside, we threw the nails away in the garbage and ran home. Lesley and I remained friends off and on Throughout our teenage years. Lesley was the first person I confided in about the abuse I was going through living with my mother. As time went by, she and her mother (Fran) helped me and my brother get away from the abusive home we lived in. Fran (Lesley’s mom) was a special lady, kind and beautiful. That apple didn't fall far from the tree. I ended up going to live with my father in Washington. Lesley came up to visit me several times. I would go and call Lesley in Oregon. I ended up moving back to Oregon with my mother. It was the summer between our freshman and sophomore years. Lesley told me, “don't do it” ( she told me even though she would love to have me back in Oregon, please don't move back to your mother's). Lesley was that caring person that would tell you how she felt but would never tell you, “I told you.” I found my strength after living with my father and stepmom. The ugly duckling became a swan. It didn't work living with my mother; I left her house when I was fifteen and moved in with my boyfriend. Of course, Lesley was there through everything. We lost touch through the years. I didn't see Lesley again until 1988. I was shopping at a mall in Oregon City with my baby boy Benjamin. Do you know that feeling that someone is watching you? This lady was staring at me from another store across the walkway (the stores had all glass). She would glance at me and look away. Of course, I stared at her the whole time. I took my baby, and I was going to confront this chick. Yes, it was Lesley Fouche. We laughed, she said, “ I knew it was you, Tandi, only you would keep staring). Lesley was still beautiful and kind. She invited me to her sister Robin’s wedding. Lesley would continue our friendship like time hadn't passed. I attended Robin’s wedding. Robin was just as beautiful and kind, loving as her Little sister Lesley. Lesley had me sit in front to the left of the Church. I felt so uncomfortable; it had been years since I had seen the family. I couldn't wait to get out of there. I felt uncomfortable because I couldn't tell Lesley how horrible my Relationship was; I sank fast. Lesley never knew how people could watch her and see her strength. Her beauty wasn't just the outside. Her beauty was her whole being. After seeing Lesley, I got my strength back. I moved back to Washington. I found a wonderful man and have been married for 31 years. Lesley and I found each other when she moved to Kansas City, MO. We had talked a couple of times. Throughout the years, I would look up Lesley. As I would expect, she was living her life. Lesley had her way of touching people, not always in words. Most of the time, it was that look; she tilted her head and smiled. Her eyes would go through you, and she knew what you needed. Lesley Fouche Jackson Definitely left her mark on this world.

A kind man.

Joel was a kind and friendly guy, he will be missed. RIP

Miss you Mom

May HaShem bless all mourners. And be available to comfort all mourners

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I had the pleasure of being Dean of the College of the Pacific during the latter part of the service Robert and his wife Janine provide us all. They embodied the ideal of the educated and cultural aware person the College hoped to graduate. They saw language as the gateway to the refective life and provided a host of ways for students to become language learners. While they contributed to scholarship in their field and to the life of the College and University, their first concern was their students. They were able to convert several generations of undergraduates to the importance of language and culture despite the social and administrative upheavals of the times. They have been long remembered at Pacific and contributed to the image of the school as a sanctuary for liberal learning. I am also aware of the positive home environment they provided for their sons. Their footprints endure generation to generation.

Dear grandma this is maya your granddaughter. I miss you very much I wish that you could have met little cousin Nolan and laken. You would have just loved them Love maya

My beloved son. I miss you every day...Love, Mom

Mom and dad were an amazing pair. I have so many good memories of them at Coyote Bobs and the Elks. Barbara was beautiful inside and out and was kind and gracious to our family (except in Casino). She loved to win. I have been so blessed by her take great comfort that I will dad and mom in heaven. You are in my thoughts and prayers. May her love give your hearts comfort and peace.

Dear David and Kirsten: I am a cousin of Carol's. My dad, Lloyd, was a brother of your granddad, Walter. Carol and I re-connected a few years ago over Van Wechel genealogy. At the time she told me she and my dad had something in common - they were both "oops babies". But where would we have been if they hadn't been oops babies? Please, know my sisters, Shirley and JoAnne, and I send our condolences to both of you and your families. Sandra Van Wechel Christensen, Yakima

My best and favorite neighbor miss her dearly I remember eating frozen blueberries and ice cream on her lawn swing while my father picked all of her berries for her

Mom & our Dad were such a great love story and it is comforting to think of them together again in heaven. Even though we’ll miss her, she is no longer missing him. Praying Bill and Susie and their families experience His Comfort in this final goodbye….but with the hope of a heavenly reunion someday.

I really enjoyed working with Ernest in my younger years as a kitchen manager for the Kopper Kitchen restaurant chain. I worked at many of their locations, and Ernest and I got along famously. He was always happy to see me and had a great sense of humor. I left the company in 1981 to work for Frito-Lay.

Lost my Wife Jan 3 2016 watched program on EWTN. Brought back memories of my wife Judy of 40 yrs. Sorry for your loss.

So sorry to learn of this. I’m going to miss making him those meals and leaving them all wrapped up for him with some treats. Him saying, “Oh Fred, what a treat!” Love and Condolences to his family.

My first best friend when I moved to CDA! Great friend! Very sad to hear of him passing! Prayers for all the family and friends! He will be missed!

I am so sorry for your loss, hugs and prayers for your family.

Joshua I had the pleasure of meeting you, you showed me the Fire pit you helped build for your Mom.... I know that when the Flame burns in that pit, will only bring great joy, and great Family Memories!! Rest in peace, you will be Missed..... But Never Forgotten. 🙏❤

Thinking of you as you spread your wings to fly. You will be greatly missed by many. Fly high now Angel.

I will hold in my heart the memory of Joshua. He was always so kind and polite. He seemed to deeply care for the people he surrounded himself with. We will not forget him. I hope the beautiful memories of his life bring you healing and peace.

I will always remember Joshua's gentle spirit and polite, kind manner. I wish love and healing for his family. Please know that he mattered to us!

I never met Joshua in person. Through his mother Teri! Over the years I've come to know and love this very special young man. RIP Joshua . I asked my sister Joyce to welcome you with open arms

Joshua, I love you so much. You looked peaceful and rested. Thank you for being a bright light in the darkness, for loving with all of your heart, and always making me smile. Your memory will live on. I love you so my baby boy.

I just remember Kevin's round little face and smile. It was so long ago I only see him as a little boy. I hope and pray you and your family are comforted. You have always meant so much to me.

Cathy I pray that you are comforted. My love and prayers are with you and the family.

May God's blessings be with your family dur Prayers and sincere condolences to the family.

Hello my name is Brian Neff To Geri & to all your family I just recently Found out that Brett has passed away. Brett Was a great person..Rest in peace Brett 🙏

Pumpkin died today. If there is an afterlife, he’s spending it on Ray’s lap.

Clark County Food Bank was a beneficiary of the beautiful life of Marilyn Cameron. With her husband Gerry, the Camerons were generous and caring, wanting to make sure that the people in our community were taken care of and helped. We appreciate the beautiful tribute that was written here and have good memory of Marilyn’s graceful and true beauty, the delightful sense of humor, and the sparkle and joy she brought to every situation. Many thousands of people in our community were helped and served because of Marilyn’s desire to give. The hungry have been fed, and this life is the reason why. You will be missed, but your legacy lives!

My favorite memories of Aunt Marilyn and Uncle Gerry was when they would take me out for our birthdays. It was so sweet of them but because Gerry and I shared birthdays it was extra special.

One of many lovely memories I have of Marilyn was the occasion of her 40th birthday. Mr C, as I called him, had put extremely large lawn signs in the neighbors yards so any drivers approaching the house could read the message GUESS WHO’S FORTY! With a prominent arrow pointing to the Cameron home. Marilyn was slightly embarrassed but pleased as well with the attention and good wishes she received from all. It was a beautiful and fun party that I was lucky to attend as a friend of her daughter Susan. I can still see Marilyn’s face at the unexpected arrival of a dear old friend she hadn’t seen in ages. She will be missed by everyone who knew her. Much love to all her family.

In reading this most beautiful, heartfelt and loving tribute to Kevin, I am moved by the richness of the experiences of him by those who knew him best, and by his legacy of love in having donated bone marrow to his brother, Jake. I will never forget, Cathy, the day you discovered that Kevin was a match for Jake. Were it not for his selfless, lifesaving gift, there might not be the three beautiful children who have added so much love and happiness to your extraordinary family. May Kevin Rest In Peace, and may you and all his loved ones find comfort and peace in memories and fellowship.

God speed sir Your work here on earth is complete It brings us great sad your gone but we rejoice your coming home to the Lord I pray for the strength for your family

4 whole years and this loss still stings. You will always be missed Jasmine, you were the greatest teacher ever and never restricted anybody. You'll always stay a positive influence

I miss you so much Corey I love you and I know you watch out for me wherever you are.

Heartbroken to hear of the passing of this terrific young man with the infectious smile. Our memories or Kevin are all fun - Halloween humor as a River Vale teen, snowboarding/ski trips to Lake Tahoe and Vermont (where, always unique, he opted for lasagna over pancakes with real maple syrup for breakfast), backyard BBQs and many more. Although we have not had the pleasure of seeing him for many years, but will fondly remember all the times we enjoyed with him and his wonderful family. God Bless him in his eternal rest, and God Bless his family who have to deal with this great loss.

I miss you every day, my dear brother. Rest in peace. With my love.......

I met Kevin when he was a colicky infant - but when he stopped crying, his gorgeous eyes, his smile and his cute cowlick made you forget that he ever cried! I had the opportunity to meet up with Kevin a number of times over the years. There was no crying when we got together - only smiles, laughs and his urge to share his favourite. eateries. Kevin was generous with whatever he had - and the courage that he mustered to get on a plane and donate stem cells was astounding! He showed me courage that I rarely get to see. When I get into a hard spot and have to muster up courage, he is one of my sources of strength.

Dr. Cogan was my first dentist when I moved to Portland in 1971. He was not only an outstanding dentist but a wonderful and kind human being. His memory is indeed a blessing.

It was a blessing and joy to work with Gerry when he created Willamette Dental Group, and when I was with Cascade Health Care. He was a real leader and innovator. Also, he took good care of my teeth for many years, and I enjoyed his wonderful sense of humor. May God rest his soul.

We and Gerald and Zadell were married four days apart in 1952 and our first children, Laurie and Mark, were born a day apart in 1956. He was a special brother, brother in law and uncle to all our children and we have many fond family memories.

Dr. Cogan, This makes me very sad! You will be very missed. I really enjoyed working with you for so many years. Rest now & be at peace.

Dr Gerald Cogan was a tireless and passionate advocate for protecting our constitutional rights and freedoms. He was a steadfast supporter of the ACLU and the Democratic Party. Please re-read the Preamble to the US Constitution. He was devoted to the ideals of our country, and was writing a book based on the Preamble. He was a man who took to heart the admonition of the prophet to love justice and mercy and walk humbly with the Eternal. He will be missed.

Such a kind man. Enjoyed working with you Dr. Cogan. Condolences to the Cogan family.

Wonderful man; fond remembrances; an honor to know you.

Daniel & Lisa - you’re in my prayers. I’m sorry for your loss and offer my sincere condolences for comfort during this time of loss. I admired him greatly.

Oh, this makes me sad. 🥲 Such a sweet man. RIP Dr Cogan…My condolences to the Cogan family.

Enjoyed working with you so many years

So sad to hear, המקום ינחם אתכם. (Hamakon yenachem etchem). Condolences to all the extended family; to Uncle Gerald's siblings, his children and his grandchildren.

So sorry to hear about the passing of my brother Bob. He read books while I played outside. Very proud of what he accomplished throughout his life.

We are so thankful to have spent time with Ed, especially after Margaret passed away, when he shared stories about growing up on a farm, when the family dog saved his life at a very young age, and some of his memories of being part of the Normandy Invasion and being recruited to drive General Patton around periodically. Many of these visits were over breakfast at Elmer's or later at the house with the hospitality of his family or in front of our house, visiting with Debora and Ed on their way home from a scenic drive. We will miss you dear friend!!!

Debbie, Barbara, and Steve, It's hard to believe your dad is gone. It truly feels like the end of an era! I never knew he had served overseas in WWII. As a child it never occurred to me to ask. My memories of Ed are from childhood, when we lived directly behind the Doells on the same block in North Portland. We attended the same church, and Debbie and I were in the same class in school. My dad and Ed took turns, week by week, patiently driving us kids to school in the mornings. If I remember rightly, Ed drove a Mustang in the 60's? The memories that make me smile the most: Ed and his beloved Chihuahuas. Ed carrying puppy Mindy around in his shirt pocket. Ed racing outside at night in his bathrobe to rescue Cindy when she tangled with a raccoon (he actually grabbed the raccoon and flung it across the yard!) He really loved those dogs! Debbie, it meant so much to us that you and Ed came to my mom's funeral. If I had known in time, I would have been there at your dad's service. My condolences on your loss.

Steve, So sorry to hear about your dad. He lived one hell of a life. Our thought are with you and your family.

Uncle Ed, You will be truly missed. Even though you weren't my real uncle, that is what we all called you at Van Specialties for the many years we worked together. RIP God bless you my friend

Mr. Doell was one of our favorite patients. May he rest in peace Jean Wilson (Mrs. Dr John Wilson)

We are thinking of the Doell family and sending our sympathy and support. Edward lived a long and productive life and was blessed by his wonderful family. With love from John and Suzanne

You were a good man, Ed Doell. With all your loved ones again.RIP, Cousin. My condolences to Steve, Barbara and Deb.

From a baby boomer to one of the last of the Greatest Generation, thank you, Ed Doell. You saved our country and the world. We owe our security and prosperity to the sacrifices of your generation. Thank you.

What a great life your father lived. The appreciation I have for the great sacrifices he has made for all of us are impossible to describe. Steve, you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.

To the Aigner family. My name is Steve Doell. I did not know Les. I was reading his obituary last night. It is just above my dad’s on the Holman Funeral Service website. It appears Dad was one of his liberators at Dachau. What a coincidence. Or is it synchronicity? May God bless Les and may he rest in peace. Take care of yourselves now.

I knew "Uncle Ed" from Van Specialities, when I would call on Greg & Lori Storm. What a grand gentleman!!! Always had a kind word to a factory rep. as he had been one many years ago. May he rest in peace--HE WILL BE MISSED.

I met ED at Perry South in the 80,s. ED turned into uncle ED. I bought a truck and had uncle ED order a hitch for me for my Ford 250 truck and in 2005 had another hitch installed on my gmc at his place of work Van Specialties. We will miss his clicking pen and joking around. God Bless You Uncle ED.

Dad, I love you and miss you so much already!

Out of all the mommas in the whole wide world I got the very best one.

So sorry to hear of Roy’s passing. I got to know Roy well over 20 years ago at US Bank. He was a great mentor and a fun loving guy. My condolences to his family.

I am so sorry to hear of Leonard 's passing. My condolences for the entire family. I fondly remember the years we all grew up together.

Roy was a great guy…loved by many. He was smart, fun and hilarious…and a great friend to many. The world has lost an amazing man.

Lloyd was always kind to me during my marriage to Forest, always glad to see me.

I have good memories of discussing astronomy and using a telescope with Harold when he lived in Eugene Oregon. My oldest son remembers Harold teaching him algebra when he was 9! He liked flannel shirts and was known to iron them! I always admired how careful he was with his diet of course he had to be! I treasure the patience he had with my son Josh in teaching him about math and astronomy.

I am so grateful to have had Sally's friendship for almost 20 years. I appreciated her warmth and cheerfulness and am so thankful that she got me started with sangha. May her family find comfort in those many years of memories.

May you rest ever peacefully little brother… I was glad to see you lived a life you loved.

zackary i know our time was short but the inpact you made in my life well be for a life time i love you and miss you dearly rest easy

Sally, we will miss your smile. You had a way of lighting up the room and making even the worst days brighter! Thank you for giving us the honor of getting to know you! Senior Haven will forever remember!

I as fortunate to have Dr. Hulse as my professor when I studied at Lewis and Clark College. Dr. Hulse was an excellent teacher and a wonderful person. I am grateful for all that he had taught me.

I remember Dr. Hulse as one of my favorite professors when I studied at Lewis and Clark. Dr. Huse, was an excellent professor and a wonderful person. I am grateful for all he taught me.

Cantor David Rosenberg could never decide between flipping pizzas, or spinning the draidel.

I am a friend of Sally's from the Buddhist community here in Portland, Oregon We had a friendship in our Sangha activities and out of those. I loved her humor, honesty, assertiveness, deep thinking and an adventurousness in her life. She inspired me to be authentic, kind and to work on that middle path of an honest and calm view of where life takes us. So special to have in my life for a long time. I send love to her family and friends. Claudia

What beautiful gifts she shared with her family, friends, community and our planet. We are all better for knowing her gentle and radiant spirit. Condolences to her beautiful family and may she walk in light.

This light will live on, shine upon us and guide our path.

Together again

The two longest road trips in my life were driving from Portland to Vegas with friends and from Portland to the beach with Great Grandpa. If you’ve ever driven with Grandpa you know that the Vegas trip was faster. Aside from driving incredibly safe, it was the air he wanted to breathe, the scenery he wanted to see, when we arrived it was the crashing waves he wanted to hear but most importantly the time with his loved ones he cherished most. I was certainly not appreciative of such a life lesson at that young age yet as I grow older, it’s a lesson which has stuck with me as I continue to learn how to enjoy time as he did. For that, I am forever grateful. Thank you Grandpa <3

I knew him and I liked him. Sad to see him go.

I first met Cherie as a young girl and remember her as a warm, loving person with an exciting "waterfall laugh." Cherie always had a smile for all of the Camp Fire Girls. In 2004 it was Cherie I turned to for help finding a new home in the tender months after my divorce. She was professional, an good advocate for me in the purchasing process, and as warm and welcoming as ever. Cherie understood it was a tough time for me, and she took me under her wing. I am privileged to have known her. Tears and hugs to the family.

Robert and I were more than cousins, two years difference in age. Bob as he was known to us was a special person . I was very sad to learn that he had psssed away. His wife Carol had passed away approximately 6 years ago. We do spent our early years in Seattle , Washington and had frequently maintained contac, even after he moved to Beaverton, Oregon

Kent, Wendy, Kristie, I’m sorry to hear about your mom- she was such a nice lady- I still have a great photo she took at a sleepover at your house, where there was always something creative going on and your mom could always be counted of for kindness and refreshments. (Kristie- find me on FB- lots to catch up on)

I am so sorry for you and your girls. I knew Danny many years ago, moved and lost contact. He was the epitome of love and honesty. A very deep man of thoughts and dreams. This is just such a loss. much love to all of his family

I was blessed to have met my cousin Cherie during my college years back in the mid 60's, Cherie and daughter Kristie, came to Montana on a vacation to visit relatives and to see our area of Montana. They seemed so happy and joyful that I wrote to thank them for their visit upon their return back home. Thus, a wonderful family friendship had started. As I look back in remembrance of Cherie, I think of how meaningful and encouraging she was along my life's journey. What a wonderful,caring lady Cherie was to me and to others that she touched. Unforgetable were the family ski trips to Mount Hood, the exciting salmon fishing trips on the mouth of the Columbia, River and the enchantment of the trip through Oregon's Lava Cast Forest. I will always remember Cherie as one of the "shining stars" to my life. May Cherie's wonderful family and friends hold memories of her deeply and tightly within their hearts. Thank you, Cherie, may you rest in peace. . .

Cherie was one of my favorite "moms" of my dear friend, Kristen, during my teenage years. She always welcomed me into her home with her beautiful smile and genuine warmth. She was full of enthusiasm for life and so very clearly dedicated to her children. Such a very lovely person. Her generous and giving spirit lives on in my friend, Kristen. My deepest condolences to all her family and loved ones.

Yo. Zack. Thanks for been in every meeting for my recovery!!! I will never forget that spark you had everytime you spoke was from your heart!!! I will remember you having the spark ⚡️ Of hope, trying to change for the good. I wish we would of known each other but one day we will. Rest Easy Brother in recovery.

I love you baby... I'm gonna miss you your smile your eyes your everything your laugh 💗 everything about you brightened up a place in a second. I miss you

I'll always remember everyday you'd call me as soon as you woke up and before you went to sleep. Every hour was a phone call telling me about what an awesome day you had an how excited you was to try something different. Tellin me how beautiful I was and calling me Lenora Ayana Botts. I can't believe your gone 💔 and I know your in a better place and prayers and hugs sent to your family from me. I love you Zackary Shane Botts... My Angel 😇

Sending my deepest condolences to his mom and his family. I met him at NARA in 2018. He was so kind and funny and I am honored to have met him. He left too soon, but will be remembered. My prayers for his son, and his family. You are with creator and hope you are at peace. I will miss you.

I was so excited to see you at Wellbriety just last Sunday just didn't know it was the last time I was going to be able to see you in this life. Fly high my friend this isn't goodbye we'll see you again. Love you Zack. NARA Res. alumni 2018.

Fly high my friend!! I was so happy to See you at Wellbriety just last Sunday, didn't know it would be the last time I seen you in this life. This is not goodbye, We'll see you again!!.. NARA Res alumni 2018. Love you Zack!

I remember seeing this Brother come over for our Friday night Bible studies and I seen God really speak to his Spirit . I know one thing is that Brother Zack believed in The Love of Jesus and that nothing can get in the way of that not even death can’t. Much Love to Zack and God Bless his Family

Boo was a wonderful person. I knew here for many years. We played tennis together, biked together, and I listened to her sing with the Philharmonic Orchestra.

My Mother's brother Pat,I will hear his laugh for always.When I think of Uncle Pat I think about Family, that is what mattered most to him and what he was best at his immediate family.The original bunch Harry ,Dot and the 5 kids Dee,Barbara,Sonny,Pat and Mike had always been a unique and interesting family, many of us saw each other very seldom if at all outside the immediate bunch but that being said, know who we are and stand close together with the love and respect for our family.I treasure the stories I hold from mom all the way back to Ginny,I treasure the moments shared and the memories I have.I remember they lived and did the best they could with the time allowed.It seems fishing and painting,family, and Shelley mostly come to mind when I think of Uncle Pat.The sorrow is always with us it never can be comforted we just come to accept the things that we cannot change.There are no words deep enough , strong enough, or correct enough to convey how huge a void this is and that I understand and feel this with you it surfaces many memories and people .I regret your loss, I regret your sorrow, pain , and emptiness.Live for him, through him, and with him ,he's not here but he's not gone.He's around.I wish for all of you a sense of calm.

Nicko was a good friend and Tennis player in the 1970’s He did good work in the world . God Bless You Nick

Great Tennis Player and class mate

I shared many, many hours of good conversation with Larry at the post office (I started the same year, 1978, and worked on the same crew with him for years), and at our many lunches at Tom's restaurant. He loved to laugh, loved his many postal friends as well as those he met in his neighborhood, loved his cats and his family. He was fiercely independent and a good, reliable friend. He will be missed... Peace and comfort to his whole family.

I went to George Washington High School with Fred. I never knew until many years later that he was dislexic and took many of his tests orally! We met again years later...in the 70's at a class reunion and dated briefly. A kinder man never lived. He was a "mench" in every sense of the word. God bless you Fred, you were one of a kind!

I had the pleasure of being her microbiology professor at JU. I remember her great attitude, her love of animals, and her very high levels of competence and intelligence. A wonderful person taken away too soon.

Brent, I am so sorry for your loss. I am thinking about you and all of your family. I remember meeting Leonard at your wedding with Linda. He made such an impression on me. I am also grateful he was willing to share his piece of paradise with me and Linda.

Ray was terrific. Such an interesting guy and a great match for Beth. He was a big part of all the folks who made Portland such a special place when I lived there. My last time hanging out with him was during a visit he and Beth made to Philly. We had some nice drinks and a nosh. He’ll be missed.

I just had one workshop with Mr Westerman, in Rockport, Texas, and enjoyed it so much. He was a delightful gentleman and wonderful teacher. I read his book I purchased cover to cover; when I normally just look at the pictures. I know it’s been four years now; but when I found out, it was important to me to leave my condolenses.

Dear Jerry: you sure lived a long life. I’m glad to have a great immigration law mentor. Glad we have the Reed College and Columbia University connection. I still have you black and white photography booklet. You will be missed so dearly. With deepest sympathy to Mutsumi-san and family. Much love, Miyuki

I don't know how to say goodbye to my longest, dearest friend. I will miss him in ways I haven't yet known but he will be with me the rest of my life because he was so much a part of the last 50 some years we spent. I could write on and on but doing so would be writing about me. I think I;ll keep both of us in my memories.

In the years that Ray and I were friends, he has proven to be an inspiration, a nimble and well informed debate partner, an adventures mate, and a lot of laughs. The first time we met, during a weekend at a small cabin in the Columbia Gorge, Ray regaled us with his boyhood adventures at a horse riding camp. The story was falling down hilarious when he told it the first time and has been a humorous memory many times since. That was only the first time, over subsequent years, Ray told riveting stories of furnace fires, disappearing bar patrons, firearm mishaps, overseas travels, small town recollections, and prisoner custody stories. During our own adventures, Ray proved to be a gifted conversationalist, able to connect with random strangers in ways that I admired and came to emulate. His social skills broadened my world and introduced me to people and places I never would have known about. An avid bicyclist, Ray took me to unfamiliar biking trails that have since become my favorite places to ride. He joined Cycle Oregon and rode around the state well into his late 70s. He was an amazing athlete and carried his abilities with modesty and grace. His accomplishments were something I dreamed about but never matched, and remain something I look upon with deep respect. When relaxing under less demanding circumstances, Ray proved to be a thoughtful and knowledgeable conversationalist. Topics ranged from ancient history, to past wars, current political challenges, and economic ramifications for policies relating to local and national settings. He was insightful and always offered perspectives that were thought provoking. In so many ways, life without Ray will be a lot less fun, less challenging, and too boring. He brought a fresh light to the world and a smile to everyone around him. It won’t be the same without Ray, but its a better world because of him.

Ray was a wonderful brother-in-law...smart, funny, adventurous. He and Beth brought out the best in each other. We will miss him.

You cant always get what u want but if u try sometimes..... Gone not forgotten .

American Gothic

Ray was a wonderful, smart and caring brother-in-law. He and Beth brought out the best in each other. Tom and I and our children will cherish our fond memories of him.

I am going to miss Ray so much. He was so comfortable to be with, and hefelt like family. I loved having him in my life.

We met Ray in 2015, when we bought a condo down the hall from Beth and Ray. At first we were part-timers at the condo, and we always looked forward to seeing Beth and Ray. Ray was so much fun to be with. He told great stories, and he had a wonderful sense of humor. We enjoyed going places with them, sharing dinners, and going to demonstrations together. When we moved in full-time last summer, we were so glad to have them as full-time close neighbors and friends. He was a terrific athlete and good sport; I remember seeing him in the hall with his bike and helmet, and I remember that he was among the first to "take the plunge" when Poet's Beach first opened for river swimming. Later, as he came up against physical limitations, I would run into him in the hall on his scooter with Shayna, as he found "workaround" methods of staying active and involved and positive. He met the challenges of cancer with incredible courage, grace, and positivity. I so miss his warmth, humor, conversation, and kindness already, and I'm grateful we had a chance to get to know him.

We met Ray and Beth (and of course Shayna) in the fall of 2015 when we moved to RiverPlace. Besides the friendly greetings of neighbors, we've helped each other with animal care, visited in each others condos where Ray, Beth, and Shayna welcomed our dog, Marlon Brando. Even though Marlon, without invitation, helped himself to Shayna's toys. We have shared meals, adult beverages, movies, a protest march or two, and a lot of great conversation. I was fortunate enough to be in their Arts and Culture Book Group where many great conversations took place. I think what I will miss the most about Ray are the wonderful conversations and the unfailingly warm and friendly greetings he offered. He added to our RiverPlace community and he will be missed.

I meet Ray for the first time when I moved into my condo at RiverPlace in 2018. He was the first person to introduce himself to me and also introduced his dog, Shayna. He was quite distinctive as he was wearing a hat that was very similar to the one worn by my boyfriend in college. Not long after, I met his wife Beth. Seeing Ray and Shayna in the hallway or walking along the esplanade was always a pleasure and as I introduced him to my friends he would always include introductions to Shayna. He was delight to know and I shall miss him.

Ray was my one true love. Words can’t describe how much I will miss him. He was my husband and my best friend. I will miss him for the rest of my life.

Katie was such a genuine and gentle soul. She will be missed. My sincere condolences to her loved ones.

Katie was such a genuine and gentle soul. She will be dearly missed. My sincere condolences to her loved ones.

Frank and Sherry... our sincere condolences to you both and your daughters. 🙏

Dearest Frank, I am so very sorry for you loss. Absolutely heartbreaking. With love, Robin

She had such a powerful smile. It would light up the room.

She was such a beautiful person and had the kindest of souls. She will be dearly missed.

A brilliant an beautiful person inside and out. You will be sorely missed.

Kent, every time I hear Pink Floyd, I think of you and how you loved their music. I see you in a special place having a margarita with Pat, some scotch with Loyd, and smoking with Gene. I miss you lots and your special sense of humor. Love you.

Thank you for all the class act Christmas Eve parties that I remember as a child. Good memories.

So sorry to hear about John. my prayers go out to the family. john was always good to me when i did his deliveries back in the 60's

Alice was an amazing woman neighbor years ago. I loved that her and her friend Pat used to sit out in the driveway and wave at everyone. (and with a totty in their hand) my heart goes out to the family

She was like a grandma to me. She and my late mom Donna were neighbors and sheis so loved and missed. The last time I seen her was when I came to her door after new year 2021 and she came to door and was wearing a mask and said she was sick and on oxygen and couldn't visit with me. My condolences to her family. I'm in shock. My sister just called me and said that she heard Alice passed weeks ago and never knew. I wish I would've seen her that day but due to covid, that wasn't feasible. She was so sweet and and may her rest in peace. God bless you Ms. Alice. Love and miss you.

I love you my friend rest in peace

I write Prose. You would think that I would have a colorful cornucopia written up. I do not. Everything sounds boring or generic. Far from what Robert is. I say is because his Spirit will always be. He showed me in countless ways how to get so frustrated that I want to throw something lol! He also had a great deal of patience with me ( he needed it) and never held a grudge. He was spontaneous, fun and a Rock n Roll star that came with other names ;Chaps, Chief Run Amock and the other slips my mind at this moment. You were taken from this Earth too soon, but will never be taken from my heart mind body and soul. We will meet as old souls do time and time again , but for I will listen to the winds.

Mickie was a light in my childhood. What a wonderful woman to grow up knowing, learning, loving and respecting. RIP and now you are with Nino, Joe and Marge.

Mickie was a light in my childhood

Jennifer and Roger, my condolences at the loss of your brother. My son is digitizing Bob's slides and came upon two of your wedding, Jennifer, He also explored something and found Tom's obit. It brought back some good memories.

Gloria was a client of mine at Hairstles Unlimited. We had some great talks. Rest in Peace friend.

Gloria was a client of mine for many years at Hairstyles Unlimited. She was so cool, we had lots of great talks while I styled her hair. Rest in Pease Gloria. You were special!

It’s so hard to believe you are gone we had lots of good times and I will cherish those memories for the rest of my days. You left this world way to soon. You were a great musician,mechanic,friend and lover. Charlie misses you but I made sure he is with someone who loved you like he did (and as promised no human food) you would have been proud to see all of your children together. I will never forget you and will love you forever RIH MY FRIEND

I had the good fortune to be a neighbor of Steve and Linda for many years, and can still see Steve's smile and hear the joy in his laugh. Like a diamond with many facets, Steve's love of so much in life was evident by how he embraced so many aspects of it such as travel, cooking, gardening, the arts, music and on and on. But the aspect I witnessed the most was his great love of music, including the Blues. Time after time I would see Steve and Linda at great Blues concerts at big and small venues, often to see groups that only those "in the know" would recognize. Steve's knowledge and love of music was tremendous, and the last time I sat next to him was on a neighbor's lawn to hear a "Covid safe" concert. As always he was smiling and laughing, which is how I will always remember him. I salute your spirit Steve. You will be missed by many.

Many a summers were spent with my dear Bam Bam out in the forest camping away. Camp fires, sticky fingers, and cherished memories in my heart. When Grandparents Day came around at school-- there was only one person I wanted to attend with me; my dear Bam Bam. It wasn't far for her, just across the playground. And, I always felt comforted knowing she was so close.

Alice and I were neighbors for 43 years. We shared many good visits during that time. I have spent hours at her kitchen table and in her garage sitting room, swapping stories and giving and getting neighborhood updates. Years ago she used to come and pick my Concord grapes, to make her famous grape jelly. When getting on a ladder was no longer a good idea, I would pick the grapes and take them to her and she continued to make jelly. The last few years, I have taken her the jelly I made. She was a huge fan of grape jelly and finally convinced me that it really is good. In her ceramic days, she made me a Christmas Wreath photo holder and put a photo of my then, 2 year old in it. It comes out every year and hangs on my tree. It is my most cherished tree ornament. I could tell stories for days and I am left with many great memories of an incredible woman. Alice will be missed by many and I am one of them.

As we say good-bye to Alice, I know she is looking down on loved ones smiling and thankful for her many good days. She loved life and her many friends. We will miss her beautiful smile, words of wisdom and caring for her devoted family.

Alice was such a sweet lady! She always made you feel loved and special whether in person , on a phone call or through one of her personal hand written notes. We will miss her sweetness, smile, and positive energy! She will always be with us !! She made a difference for the good to everyone she came in contact with. We loved her.

sorry to hear that Grace is no longer with us but rejoicing that she is now in Heaven. She was there Jan. 1 to welcome my husband, Paul. We met Grace in church in 1961 and she and Bob opened their home and hearts to us. I have many fond memories of my time with Grace. She gave me her Jan Hagel cookie recipe and have made thousands of them over the last 60 years. I pray that all of Grace's family may experience the Lord's comfort and blessings during this time of sadness. Best wishes, Gerda McKeehan Phil. 1:21

Growing up in HACO it was always a treat to ride in the rumble seat of Mrs. Holmes' car. Walking Browny and having grown up discussions as Mrs. Holmes always treated me like someone special. She was a wonderful person that I missed when we moved away.

She was very special to us. She loved German Town Rd. We'd be going up over it; at the speed limit, and Alice would say, "Punch it!" So I would, & she would start laughing. We have many great memories

Alice was such a sweet lady, always so happy and fun to be around.She will be missed.

My husband, Tom, and I had the pleasure of meeting Dan a few years ago, and the extra pleasure of meeting his charming mother, Alice. Dan was a devoted son and it was obvious he and his mother had a wonderful relationship. May Alice rest in peace and may Dan have the peace of great memories.

We are so sorry to hear of your Mom’s passing. What a great tribute you’ve shared of such a great woman. We are so thankful to have visited with her over a year ago. Today Mary Ellen is at our home for a usual Sunday visit. Jim is printing a copy of your Mom’s obit for Maryellen. Blessings to you and your families take care -

She lived a full and beautiful life. It was a pleasure to meet her.

She was a Beautiful person in so many wonderful ways. She lived a life of so many stories. God Bless her and her family.

It was just over seven years ago that I was lucky enough to have met Stephen. I can only imagine that during his years as a teacher he perfected his curiosity. I never minded all his questions, it just reminded me that I too often did not have the answers that I should have known ! Stephen never stopped learning. He and Linda were such a beautiful couple to be around. His reliability and dedication to everything he did in life was admirable. I miss greatly his smile, his congeniality, his sincerity. Although his absence has created a void in life for all of us that knew him he has departed leaving us with only positive memories to be cherished forever.

His curiosity

Met Stephen and Linda when we first moved to Portland in 1988 and became fast friends ever since. Enjoyed many things with them, and through them with many others - kayaking, hiking, music, and especially eating. What joy. I cannot remember ever seeing him without a smile on his face except when he was absorbed in a project (woodworking, cooking) when he would just hum away a monotone note for minutes on end clearly enjoying himself and his work. Always made me smile. Oh how I will miss him.

Steve has been my best friend for the last 32 years. He had all the qualities that make for a good friend: loyalty, generosity, humor, hospitality. He was always willing to help with a project. He was a fierce Cribbage opponent and eager travel companion. He will be sorely missed by all that knew him.

Utterly heartbroken at the loss of my uncle. I still remember when I visited as a little kid, and Uncle Steve would sneak me out to get junk food that my parents would not let me have. In the long run, this exposure to "the good stuff" definitely contributed to my ongoing passion for amazing food. You will be missed like crazy, and remembered every time I search out a tasty dining establishment.

I first me Ben as a third-year student at OHIO University. He had transferred from Everett Community College where he learned basic and intermediate photography from Lloyd Weller. He was a curious, giving and eager young talent ready to learn more about visual journalism. When he returned to OHIO years later for his advanced degree, he was a working professional ready to take his skills to the next level. He was a talented photographer, a solid picture editor and most importantly a friend. When his work at the Oregonian can to an end, he found a way to help others, sometimes with a camera but often with a smile and a story about living with diabetes. Ben was part of a significant era in photojournalism in Biddeford Maine. I have a box of miniature Biddeford picture pages that he and the Biddeford photographic team produced in the paper’s “golden era.” He made them for me to use as a teaching tool at OHIO in the School of Visual Communication. They are a treasured archive of their work. My condolences to Ming and Zanzan. Ben Brink you were a friend to so many people and an eager visual storyteller. Rest in Peace my friend.

I miss you my dear friend

I miss you my dear friend.

Ben was a stand-up guy and a good friend ever since we worked together (and shared an apartment) in Biddeford, Maine. We bonded immediately over our mutual struggles with Type I diabetes. He introduced me to my future wife, Anne. He really was curious about anything and everything. As recently as last week he was exploring the idea of what is Truth in a photograph. He's probably cross-examining Eugene Smith right now on what lenses he used to shoot Minamata, one of his favorite photo essays. My condolences to Ming and Zanzan on his loss.

Dear Cousin, I’m so sorry I missed you in the most recent years.

I've known Grace since I was really little. Bob and my grandpa were first cousins so I would see them at family reunions and other family functions. I last saw Grace at my bridal shower in 2011 but she will always be family and I will miss her beautiful smile.

Grace was such a special lady in my life. Our son, Michael, was a friend of her son, John. I remember so many talks with Grace, listening to her wisdom and admiring her beautiful spirit. Grace left a mark on so many lives. I wish I could think of the woman’s name who rode her bike all around and wore a jacket that read, ‘Friend of all animal’s’ on the back of it. Grace loved her and took care of many of her needs. (Even making sure she had an occasional shower.) I don’t remember Grace without a smile on her beautiful face. I loved her. She loved me. I can see her now as she finally looks upon the face of her Savior who made her who she was. Goodbye for now sweet Grace. ♥️

Mrs. Boersma was a wonderful woman of God. She was a friend to my mom. We lived in the same Neighborhood as the family. She will be greatly missed I am sure by her family.

I miss you Dad, I miss seeing your smile everyday.

Aunt Grace, which I called her my whole life, always made me feel important no matter what I did. Her love for The Lord was very strong and it showed in how she carried herself. The last time I saw her, she and Uncle Bob honored me and my wife Carla by making a point of stopping and seeing our new house in Seattle. Heaven gained an Amazing Angel ❤️! Rest In Peace Aunt Grace ❤️ We Love You ❤️❤️

We miss you so much, Dad.

I am so sorry for the loss of Dear Glo. She and my mom were friends and moved through from independent living to assisted living at Mary's Woods around the same time. She was a delight to have meals with and attend mass with. May she rest in peace.

John Chin was a fixture in the Goffstown community for many, many years. Always a smile and a kind word for his friends & customers. He looked after people, and was proud of his business and those who worked for him. He appreciated hard work, and understood the values of dedication, commitment, family & community. My family had many enjoyable nights out at the Wa-Toy over the years. We are all better off for having known John. Rest in peace, my friend.

Kent Alvin was an old soul with mirth, compassion and a wonderfully wry sense of humor. He has left all who were privileged to know him with many happy memories, and more than a chuckle or two. Kent will be missed and fondly remembered.

Hard to believe that Connie is gone - I spent 5 years with her at Westridge Elementary School - she was my co worker in the front office and I enjoyed her company. I remember Larry always coming into bring her coffee. They were total love birds

John Chin was a very kind and nice man, and it was a pleasure to be his attorney for many years, in Manchester, New Hampshire, where he was a fixture. He was always interesting and had many legal issues resulting from running a successful restaurant. He was very good to me as a young attorney, as I took his work over from Attorney Joseph Devan, who had helped him set up the business. I think of him often when I ride by the Wa Toy site. My condolences to his family, but appreciate his long and eventful life. Brad Cook

I was born in 1980 in Goffstown, NH. I grew up going to Wa Toy regularly with my family. While John was always there to greet every customer who walked in, what always astounded me, was that he knew everyone by name. He knew the regulars and he knew their orders. At the end of 1998, I was getting ready to head off to college, moving out of state for the coming years, and so I wanted my send-off meal to be at my favorite restaurant. When John, and one of his long time staff members, Debbie, found out that I was moving away for a bit they came out and sat with my family and I after we finished our meals. As we were getting ready to leave, John came out with a large to-go box. In it, was about 20 packets of their tea (which I loved), fortune cookies, a gift certificate for when I returned, and an incredibly sweet note, wishing me good luck in life, which was signed by the staff. I still live nearby and I still visit Wa Toy regularly and I think of John often. May he rest well, for he lived a good life, and changed many.

This is so wonderfully written and so well describes the beautiful, caring, artistic, and loving person Glo has always been! Her eye for the beauty in nature that she captured and shared in her photographs was a lovely gift to all of us! I have loved her family photo collages, majestic eagles far in the distance, and the tiny plants along a favorite path! Glo has graced all of our lives and made us better for her sweet presence in our lives! I love that wonderful story about how she and her beloved Jimmy met in high school! ❤💞 Glo will be missed dearly, but she will live on within our hearts for eternity! You are all in my prayers!

John was a family friend, my Dad chose friends carefully. Looking back it was a friendship built on the shared values of hard work, family and respect for each other as successful small business owners co-existing in a very small place... everyone knows your name and what you are made of. John was unfailingly kind and welcoming in every interaction I had with him. Generosity is another thing that made him unforgettable to myself and my family. I will always remember John.

I knew of John from my brother Paul Locke who worked at Wa Toy back in the 70’s. This was Paul’s first job while he was still in high school. Prayers to John’s family. May he Rip.

I worked at WATOY as a dishwasher in late 1960s. John was a great boss and taught me so much about his culture. I got fired once for skipping work one night to watch a Red Sox world series game. He hired me back the next day. My heart felt condolences to his loving family.

Beautiful tribute.

My condolences to John's family and friends! Great person, had a lot of fun at the WaToy, my favorite was when he'd tell someone " she go home with nobody..ever" R.I.P. my friend ❤️

My condolences to John's family 💕 he was a great guy!! He'd tell guy's for me, "she go home with nobody...ever" absolutely loved him for that! Great memories at the Wa Toy❤️

I’m sadden by this news . I will forever have many memories of John & Family at Watoy from hanging out in the kitchen, riding my big wheel in the parking lot to having all our family events there . It’s a place where I grew up as a kid when my father was employed as a cook . Chinese New Years was always the Best times. I’m grateful that I was able to have my kids meet John . He was a wonderful man to everyone ,He will be missed . Our deepest condolences go out to his children & family . John rest easy and say hello to my father Wu for me and I’m sure you two have plenty to catch up on.

John was a really good man and was always so kind and supportive to all of us at the Goffstown Police Department. Hohn always had a kind word for us and always showed his appreciation for us keeping an eye on his restaurant and responding to help when he’d have an occasional rowdy patron. God Speed John !!!!

Mrs. Gloria Bacharach was my next door neighbor when I was growing up. She gave me my first job as a baby sitter for her children. I was fairly young but since my mother was next door and watched for my "signal" if I needed help, I became adept at the responsibility. When I gave up babysitting for other pursuits, Mrs. Bacharach still kept a soft spot in her heart for me. Fast forward now - I'm 21 years old and engaged to marry. A bridal shower was hosted by Gloria in her home for the neighborhood women. I always felt Gloria had a soft spot in her heart for me and my younger sister, Suzanne. Lucky us to be neighbors with the Bacharach Family.

No matter what the family occasion, if John was present I could always look forward to an engaging conversation that made me feel valued as part of the family.

Beauty lies in the life that one has lived but a greater beauty is the hope we have in God’s promises. So with hearts filled with sadness may we remember Gloria as that smiling light, that glimmer of encouragement, that shining example of caring that touched the lives of so many and was much appreciated by all. She will long be remembered, not only by family and friends but also by God who never forgets one's loving acts of kindness. John 5:28,29; Psalm 37:11, 29

The dearest, most genuine friend a person could have.

My condolences to the family.

The first time that I met Honey was at Maryam Shadbeh-Evans and Dr. John Evans' wedding day in Portland. I was impressed with Honey's ability to organize a catered food event while driving from Eugene to Portland and her attention to detail as she assisted the caterer and other family members set up the most beautiful dinner presentation. Honey's voice in conversation was calm and quiet. By her voice and charming manner and eye contact it was a delight to hear her stories of her childhood and to share mine. No matter how busy or hectic all around, she made me feel as though time could and should slow down with two people sharing their stories. I will miss her presence among us at our large family gatherings. I will miss her sense of curiosity about my work for migrant workers and her advice on balancing work and life. Thanks for sharing her story more fully here and the paper. We were all fortunate to have her as part of our family.

I am sorry you had to lose someone so important and special in your life. Mothers hold a special place in our hearts. I’ll be praying for you and the rest of your family.

Kent's light will be missed. Always a quick laugh, an smart retort and a wicked sense of humor, he added light to every event. Our evenings spent over dinner at Starky's are forever stored in my mind as a highlight of this life. Rest in Peace, Kent.

As of today mom I am thinking of you every second. I thinking of all good memories we have together mom. I hope you see papa already. Rest In Peace Mother. Love you.

I love you Dad. I’m glad I got to be the one to be by your side until the very end. This isn’t Goodbye just I’ll see you later.

My Best friend in High School.... RIP Kirk...

to my only Brother, who only gave me good memories (Frog)

I remember Mrs. Goodman from the many times I went to their home to play with her sons. She and Mr. Goodman were nothing but warm, kind people who always made me feel at home.

I'll miss you, kirk...

Your dad has always been proud of you.. I'm sorry for your loss...

I love you dad!

My condolences to Alicia and all of the family!

I'm so sorry to here about Noah, My Prayers go out to you and Tracy. RIH Nephew

Kristen, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

My Dad I describes as the love of my life, He never had rest until he satisfied me and my Sisters Agartha, Agnes and Mercy. He was a very gentle and hardworking man loved by his family, friends and everybody that came across him. We always pray for him that God keeps him safe. We will always love you Daddy.

Mother loved Alice and Dan. Mom is 96, now.

Mother loved Alice and Dan.

I am Harriet Barrett’s daughter and mother is 96. She couldn’t recall a certain time with Alice. She said she had loved Dan and Alice. We had some contact with Alice after grandma Mary died. We hadn’t heard from her for quite a few years.

Thinking of all of you! Wish I could have been with you. Remember the good times! All he did for us and let the other times go. He did the best he could for all of us. Love you all so much!

Mom you are truely missed !! Thank you for being my mom and best friend!! XO Jon

Miss you mom

My heartfelt condolences for your loss. Please find comfort in the knowledge that God promises to end all suffering. Before long, God will wipe out every tear from our eyes, and “death will be no more, neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore. The former things (will) have passed away.”(Rev. 21:3,4). May this promise from God give you comfort now and a real hope for the future. My deepest sympathy.

We had an amazing time taking care of Magdalena in the last few years of her life. We will miss her smile and her loving personality!

I knew Floyd better then you but I admitted your drive and you being so out going. I always wanted to go to the yearly giant garage sale but we had moved to Salem and then on to Gig Harbor, WA where Floyd visited. My sympathy to the family. You are greatly missed. Ted Walker.

As the first Program Manager of the Gerry B and Marilyn C Cameron Center for Finance Center, I benefited directly from Gerry and Marilyn's generosity and support of the Lundquist College. I am honored to have held that position and greatly appreciate the opportunity. The Camerons personify the ideal alumni - giving back so that others can come forward. Thank you Gerry.

Gerry Cameron was one of the first people I met when I joined the Lundquist College of Business at the University of Oregon. His passion for his alma mater combined with his and Marilyn’s commitment to making the world a better place was truly inspiring. He will be sorely missed by those that knew him well and forever remembered for his commitment to giving back to support our students - with scholarships that enabled them to complete their studies, by his support of our outstanding faculty, and the programs that contributed to an excellent educational experience. He will continue to inspire not only me but future generations by the role model he has left for us to follow.

missing you every day grandmama. You were my best friend. love you always and forever.

You were the best dad that God blessed me with. You and I were thick as thieves I miss you every day. I'm so glad my girls had the bond they had with you. Love you forever dad.

I miss you more than words can comprehend! You were genetically my grandmother but you took the responsibility & raised me as one of your own children, no words can express how grateful I am for you. I'm at peace knowing that you're with God & no longer struggling but my soul will never rest until I'm joined again with you in heaven. I love you Grandma, love your darling B. <3

Grandma, I miss you dearly. I definitely hit the jackpot on Grandmas because I couldn’t image my childhood without you. Every birthday, every holiday, you and Papa made sure to be there. You raised The most incredible children who have made a huge impact in many peoples lives, Including mine. I will forever cherish our memories together. And I promise I will continue to make gingerbread cookies each year to keep your memories alive. WE LOVE YOU. And I will see you again some day. ❤️ -Nyssa

While I may not have known you a great deal, I still knew enough about you to know that you were taken away much to early in your young life. And, what a beautiful smile you always shared. My heart goes out to the family for your loss. You're all in my thoughts and prayers.

Comfort and peace to all of Maribeth's family. But thanks be to God! He gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ. 1 Corinthians 15:57

But thanks be to God! He gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ. 1 Corinthians 15:57 Comfort and peace to all of Maribeth's family.

Our deepest sympathy and condolences to the Corrigan family! Maribeth was a true blessing! She touched our lives (through preschool) as well as so many others. So sad to hear to hear this news. She will always and forever be in our hearts. Praying for you all to be able to find peace, and healing through this difficult time.

Maribeth was the preschool teacher for both of my kids, Taylor and Chloe. She was so encouraging and always made sure they felt cared for and loved. I couldn’t have asked for a better preschool teacher for my children. She was always behind the camera and I loved getting pictures from her showing what my kids were up to. I seemed to always run in to her somewhere and we would catch up and swap kid updates. She had such a heart for people. My prayers are with your family.

Wow...where do I start. I feel like we were robbed of a good friendship but I know God got you in a better place. For the three yrs I've known you I always thought that you were the kindest person around. The talks about how awesome your kids are and your passion for God and Jesus Christ. You were by far the most funniest person I met since I moved to Oregon 34 years ago. I'm going to miss you so much. Your passing is on the same day as my son who would be 13. Say hi to Ryan for me. God bless you Maribeth.

My husband Frank and I will never forget she was kind to come to us while we were in the church service. We were going to be marry in few months i the back then..She was kind to introduce herself to us and wanted to take our pictures on our wedding day in church free of charge""..She is going to be miss """.We are sorry we have lost a wonderful person""Sister in christ""

Dearest Corrigan family, we are so sorry to hear about our absolutely wonderful Maribeth. We are devastated along with you at the loss of such an amazing, photo taking, Jesus loving woman. Our families life will be forever touched by the woman we knew as our beloved preschool teacher at precious lambs! She was high energy, creative and so much fun🥰! The parties, celebrations, art projects, out door activities, her love, care, creativity, generosity and no nonsense😘! We thank you for opening your home to us for the fabulous parties she would throw... the pool, the multi water slide fun house, cotton candy just to name a few of the fun things she thought of and shared! Know she is missed, that you are loved, being prayed for and that we are sending you all a huge hug. Love to you all, the Nicholson Family

My sister Maribeth... If you knew us growing up you know that we were polar opposites and sometimes like oil and water. She was the older sister that hated when I ransacked her closet and take her clothes especially that yellow and black cardigan sweater that she loved. I was also that little sister that would use all her hair spray ( Aqua Net) and lip gloss then fill it up with water so she wouldn’t notice.... I’m sure she knew but still let me do it because I was her little sister. My sister was sometimes a badass doing crazy stuff as a teenage and little did she know I wanted to be a badass just like her too. Maribeth loved taking pictures but didn’t really like being in them...She was such a romantic and loved reading and watching romantic comedies. She had the best smile with those dimples; Not to mention she had this contagious laugh. She laughed when she was happy, sad, and nervous. I’m sure that laughter got her through some pretty tough times. She lived for her 5 children and I know she is looking down on them as their Mommy angel. My best memory of us was when she visited San Diego and we went downtown to do a little sister bonding. At the ended of the night we were dancing on the stage with my other sister Aleen. She was always so poised so it was AWESOME seeing her have so much fun dancing and singing to some Def Leppard, Bon Jovi, and AC/DC. As sisters we would fight, argue, shout, cry, laugh, and LOVE but that’s what we do... We are and will always be sisters. Rest In Peace Ate...

We love you all so much. We are praying for God to comfort you all through this horrible time. Maribeth will be greatly missed, but we know she is in Jesus’ loving arms. Know that our hearts are hugging you all sooooo tight and we mourn with you. 😪🙏

My prayers to Jesus Christ our savior go out for the Corrigan family. May God hold them in his hands of love.

My sister Maribeth spent her life on earth loving and providing for her children. She was taken from us too soon but she will continue watching over them from Heaven. I was blessed to have been able to share in her life and witness her selfless generosity. She will be missed and will never be forgotten. May her soul rest in peace.

Our thoughts and prayers are with the entire Corrigan family. Maribeth was a wonderful servant of God. We will always remember her warm, loving smile. She is now in our Savior’s loving arms. She will be missed by all who knew her.

In loving memory of Maribeth Tiu Corrigan, Our deepest sympathies from all of the Corrigan family in the UK. Our thoughts and prayers are with all Maribeths' family and her friends in USA

Beloved wife and mother to our 4 beautiful children Catriona, Marylynn, Samantha and Lilibeth. Life may pass away, but love will last forever. For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.

Dearest Dawn, I wish I had met your beloved Kyle and had the pleasure of hearing his laugh. It seems he had so much of you in him: a twinkle in his eye, able to light up a room, and never met a stranger. I can appreciate the beautiful person he was because of the many absolutely wonderful accolades throughout this writing. Such a warm and loving story, such a genuinely full life. While I am glad that family, friends, and Kunna were there to greet him, my heart is heavy. I pray for your comfort and healing, my Dearest Dawn. You are always in my heart. I love you very much.

My heart is breaking for you all. sending love and prayers🙏💔

We didn’t know each other but I know that you were much loved by your parents. Lighting a candle for you from across the ocean.

Early on in 2013 is when I met this beautiful soul, we both started working at Wells Fargo together around the same time, shortly after we were banker coaches together on the same team. Kyle had a very special way of connecting with ANYONE and his laugh is something I am going to miss dearly. Rest In Peace my friend and you will always be remembered!

...my first baby LOVE who became a Loving man. Craddling his spirit close to my heart ❤

I'm so sorry for your loss Richard, Dawn and Lauren. Kunna was waiting for him for sure. Hugs.

Roger was a friend who is missed. Though not in contact for quite some time, he was considered the best of friends. Much time was spent with him studying at PSU and UofO Dental school. I recall “all-nighters” for organic chem. hearing the neighbors lawn mower the next morning as we finished our studies and were departing to take that final exam. Those habits carried over to Dental School. As dentists doing simple procedures for each other, we’d start at 3:00PM and still be at it at 9:00PM talking and laughing much. His sense of humor and his puns were always enlightening. Roger in essence, was a deep, kind, and thoughtful person often pondering our existence and it’s meaning. He is missed for more than the time since passing, and that will continue. Roger, we hope to see you “on the other side” with or without the RX-7. Heartfelt condolences to all who knew and loved him. Joyce & Eric

I had the pleasure of caring for him on occasion at Regency, he was such a sweet man! He would call me "Bentley" even though he knew my real name was Wendy. Twords the end I'd give him a kiss on the forehead before leaving his room, he would smile and kiss my cheek. We would have icecream "dates" as well. He loved his coke, and his icecream. He is missed GREATLY! 😭

Our prayers are with you .thank you for raising a charming son.

So sorry to hear of Nate's passing, Lori, you were so good for him, a wonderful wife and companion. I know you have many memories that will help bring you comfort and help in healing your loss. Thinking of you with deepest sympathy.

Dear Family, my family is very saddened to hear about Kyle's passing. I remember, my son, Harper and Kyle on a few play dates at our homes and at school in the Japanese Immersion Program. It is unimaginable to lose someone this young. I found a few photos of Kyle and Harper here at our house; and I am sending them to you. Love to all of you.

I was so deeply saddened to hear about Kyle. He was a student in my third grade class in the Richmond JMP. I remember a sweet and kind boy with a supportive and involved family. His class was memorable for me because it was the year of 9/11. There was a lot of emotion to start the year and that seemed to spark extra kindness among classmates. My heartfelt condolences go out to Kyle’s family, Cole, Marsha, and Amanda.

Mary Lou was my 4th grade teacher at Lincoln Park, during the days her brother, Ron, was Principal. She and my Mom (room Mother) became best friends that summer and for the next 50+ years! Mary Lou went camping with our family (George and Edie Bucholz) year after year and always had her “Misty” with her. Later on, after my parents passed, I would travel to Portland from AK or TX and seldom missed an opportunity to meet her for lunch. we talked on the phone too. She was a dear member of our family. I’m so sorry I didn’t know of her passing until much later. My condolences to all her nieces and nephews. She is greatly missed! ♥️♥️🙏♥️♥️

Kyle, I knew you from the day you were adopted by my close friend, Marsha. Always a free spirit and a kind heart. Rest in peace.

Kyle, Thank you became my family. The first time I visit the US you and your family treated Chio and me very well, that's why I decided to visit Portland several times. One day we went to a pool and played there, I saw your wonderful smile. You treated us like real old sisters, I was glad to be that. The days we stayed together is my treasure, I can't say well but it's true. I hope the last time you didn't sufferer anything and stay happy place forever. Thank you again Kyle I'll never forget your smile and the fact I had little brother in Portland. Love you.

To my loving mother, I miss you so much. Dad grieves losing you. He loved you. You gave him purpose in life, especially in these elder years. You have done much more than we could write in the obituary. I have so many loving memories of you. I love you forever.

Patrick, Henry and Frances remember Kyle as a sweet young man. We are all sad to hear the news. Prayers and kind thoughts to the family.

Kyle was one of the first people I met after I lost everything and was on the street. His kindness, love, and warmth helped me when I thought I no longer mattered. Rest well, you beautiful you. Thank you for sharing your energy with me. Thank you for teaching me. Your demons never overcame your genuine spirit.

I am very sorry to hear of Elsie's passing. We send each other many letters over the years concerning the family genealogy (Brown side). She was a great inspiration to me in my research. She will remain in my thoughts and prayers.

Lance and I did a poor job of keeping in touch over the years. Our years that coincided in Iowa City in the early to mid 90s are the years that I became friends with Lance. Lance was truely a good man and will be sorely missed.

Over the last year and a half I have gotten to reminisce with Don our Italian families’ connections. I have enjoyed surprising him with photos from the past, and looked forward to our few minutes of connection at Sunday mass. My prayers & sympathy go out to Joanne and the family.

After I moved from Chicago to Portland in 1969, I needed to find a dentist who was available on Saturdays. Luckily I found Dr. Amiton, whose office was on SW Yamhill, I believe. I remember him as being very cheerful and efficient. Thank you, Roger! But as they say, life goes on.

In 1969, i was his dental assistant 1 eve per week and on Saturdays. He was so very kind to me when I made mistakes. Dr. Amiton encouraged me to further my education and, on his own, sent a recommendation letter for a summer semester at University of Iowa Dental school (For Me!) It included a large stipend. two summers! Became an A student due to his encouragement. Thank you Roger.

Marshall and I started High School together. We each had an older brother separated in age by years of war. They both past this last week. Roger was in college at U of W. He had "Playboy" Magazines and liked Dave Brubeck. I mean how cool was that! Thanks, I will remember.

Very sad to hear of Lt. Herb’s passing. He flew with my father in Korea in 1951. He contacted me a gave me pictures and documents about my father that I am very grateful to have. My father was KIA on Oct. 3, 1951. Lt. Leonard A Gundert, VF 874, on board the USS Bon Homme Richard. God bless you Herb.

Good memories from high school. Condolences to those he left behind.Had there been a funeral, I would be there with his family.

Remembering Roger as a sweet man with a funny sense of humor and a wonderful dentist. He was my family for over twenty years and I loved him.

I am so sorry to hear this news about your mom. May her memory be a blessing.

Sorry about your loss of mother & grandmother

The Lakefish family offers its deepest condolences.

Fred Weiss was my mentor when I started working for Aries Prepared Meat Company. I couldn't have asked for a kinder: more patient, knowledgeable person to teach me what I needed to know. Fred knew more about meat than anyone, and he loved sharing his knowledge with me, and with anyone else who was smart enough to listen to him. He had some excellent "sayings" that he also liked to share and one that comes to mind is,"You only have one chance to make a good first inpression." He spoke so loveingly about his daughter Elle. He loved his wife Rose and loved to tell me how they met, and how he asked her to marry him. Fred was a humble man, and a good human being. He was one of a kind!

My condolences on the loss of your dear Sue. We met in 1990 in Santa Fe when we served on the board of the New Mexico Repertory Theater. She had a personality, energy and talent that I was delighted by in the years I knew her. My sympathy, Anna Carlgren

My deepest condolences to Gertie, Karen, Steve, and the rest of the family! May you find peace in the midst of the heartache, knowing that there's a big celebration going on in heaven!

Although I never had the pleasure of meeting Fred face to face, we developed a friendly business relationship through phone conversations over a several year period prior to his retirement. He was always positive, kind and caring. The world has lost a true gentleman. Rest in Peace, Sir.

Our hearts are sad for you, Gertie. Art was a kind man and he will be missed!!

Beryl: Just wanted to let you know that I am thinking of you and remembering your glamorous Sue and her lovely singing that lit up the room. Hope you are comforted now by so many wonderful memories of Sue. Love, Fred and Arlyn Nathan

Our love and prayers are with you at this time.

I miss you Grandma and Love you very much! You always took care and watch over us and I eternally Grafeful for the time I got with you. You will never be forgotten and I hope I will continue to make you proud!

Our deepest condolences to the family.

We are Sorry to hear of David's passing, My father served with him on the So. Dak. and preceded him in death 15yrs. ago, My mother is still living & would like to extend her sympathy to all of you, she & my farther visited Portland a couple times to see David, he was the last of the group of friends my Dad shared from the War. We will keep the family in our thoughts & prayers.

I was a classmate of Andrews and I am so sorry to hear about his passing and I wish his whole family the best

She and Joe were godparents to Bruce and my kids after saving my daughter's life in a fire. Endless nights and days of spending all of our free time together. She was my best freind, the sister I never had. I will never forget her and our bond we carried over 39 years. I love you Rhonda and the angels don't know what's in store fore them. You will be the light in the heavens.

I took care of Fred in my Adult Care Home for almost three years (3 years would have been in June if he was not in a hurry). Fred was very kind,very respectful and very classy. He liked beautiful things.He was very thankful for everything I did for him and thanked me many times. He appreciated the care and the time we spent with him.Fred also told me many times “tell your husband he has a beautiful wife “ ,to which I always answered :”you tell him “. He enjoyed when I read him the story of David and Goliath,David and Bathsheba,the story of creation. I was honored to care for Fred and I will miss him. He will be irreplaceable .

2nd cousin Fred was always #1 to Me. I cherish the times we shared whether it be for a meal, at a temple service or a concert. He was very kind and expressive. I will always appreciate the enthusiasm at which he greeted us when we would surprise him with a visit. He was accepting and kind to my dad, his cousin Herb when others were not. It was a gift to see the two of them together. Fred will be missed, our time together will not be forgotten. He was a respected and loved man and the care and attention Elle and Sherri gave to him will not be forgotten. I know you will Rest In Peace Freddie Weiss, you were a good man.

I was one of Fred's care givers for over four years and he was like an uncle to me. He loved it when I took him shopping at Fred Meyer and Subway for a tuna sandwich. I'm going to miss the way he always greeted me with a big smile and his positive outlook on life. I feel fortunate to have known Fred and his family over the years. I'm going to miss my visits with him very much. Rest in peace Fred.

Fred was the kindest and gentlest soul I ever knew. He would always greet me with a big smile and an " I'm so glad your here"! Always positive, humble and ready to show his great sense of humour and welcoming spirit. He was one of the good guys and I will miss him terribly

I was Fred's caregiver for 2 years. He was the most kind and loving souls I knew.

I have never met a more kind, loving, welcoming soul. Always positive and he had a wonderful sense of humour. He was one of the good guys and I'll miss him. Love you Fred

I was Freds caregiver for 2 years and Fred made each workday pleasant. He was always kind, humorous, generous with compliments and he always welcomed me with a big smile and an " I'm so glad your here". He had a beautiful soul and I will miss him. Love you Fred

Sally will never be forgotten; she lit up the room. It was always a pleasure seeing her in Toronto. Sending love and condolences to the entire family.

Fred Weiss was a wonderful man. He loved his daughter more than anyone else. His humor and laugh you could count on everytime you saw him. He was devoted, caring, genuine and humble. He was of old school and treated everyone with respect. He will be terribly missed and never to be replaced. Shalom Fred. I love you.

It was so very nice to meet your Fred the thing I will remember the most about you is your kind face I could see it thru your eyes. And of course our first meeting when I landed in your lap I think I was avoiding trippping on the cat. I know you’re a very lucky man to have a daughter that cared so deeply for you that was so apparent in everything she did you always came first and that’s a wonderful trait she must’ve learned her caring from you. Sorry I never got to meet your lovely Rose that you spoke so highly about. I wish you safe passage on your next journey until we meet again may you be surrounded in the warmth of Gods love.

We have such fond memories of Sally from her visits to Toronto. Our thoughts and love are extending to the whole family. May her memory be a blessing Sharon and Peter Danson.

Dear Margie, Well, another year is over and this time we're graduating seniors. I'm going to miss good old Roosevelt High something awful, aren't you? Especially certain people. I sure hope you don't stay in California this summer forever. I'm counting on going to college with you. I hope we can be as good friends at the University as we have been in high school. We have had a lot of fun, haven't we? Staying overnite at each others houses, those college mixers, the junior class (male that is), bicycle riding--just lots and lots of things. I'll never forget. You've sure been a swell friend to have, and I really appreciate your advice and counsel (spelling?) I'm a person that needs understanding, I think, and you've given me that. And I've had the feeling that if all else should fail, I'd still have Margie. Honestly, your name is on every single page of my diary, and that's just an example of how much you mean to me. I hope we can always be friends like we have been. I hope we are for all four years of college. And even if one of us should get married before that I hope we'll remember each other. And even when we're both married and maybe move away, I hope we will always keep in touch with each other. In closing--to the most wonderful pal a gal ever had. Love, Janet A note found in the Roosevelt High School Yearbook of '47-48 "Strenuous Life"

Prayers for the whole family. Lots of Love.

We'll miss you Auntie but know you're pain is gone and at peace with our Lord Jesus.

The last few years of Mom's life were spent with Mark and son Vincent. Vincent and Mark were excellent care-givers. Vincent learned the songs that Mom liked and would play them for her even as she became less and less responsive over the years. He would still play them for her and sometimes hold her hand. He played Chubby Checker's Twist & Shout and then played Tumbling Tumbleweeds by The Son's of The Pioneers and held her hand as he had every night for years. It was time for bed. It was time to gather her up for bed, and he realised that she had passed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQc5gDXQGIs

Paul always had a smile for everyone. He will be missed.

We were good friends for more than 40 years. God bless you, Nick.

I knew Nick in both college and law school where we were classmates. His smile, energy and commitment to public service still shine in my mind. May his memory be a blessing.

Nick's passing brings inconsolable grief for the loss of a treasured friend and never-to-be replaced Portland leader.

Thank you for all that you have done for Portland. Bless you and your family and may you rest in love.

Words cannot express the sadness, the grief, the loss...

Hello and condolences on the passing of your mother. I am Vivian Myers youngest daughter. JoAnn is my oldest sister and Carol and Donna have already passed. In our younger days we were a really close family and I also remember outdoor picnics in the yard of Uncle Dick and Aunt Harriet's house. Life changes and family's go there separate ways, but the love and memories always remain. Know that my family shares your loss and wishes you all a good and loving life.

My Christmas card came back last year and I was wondering what had happened to my Aunt. I called down where I last visited her and they wouldn't give me any information. Our cousin Richard Myers and I have been trying to get ahold of one of her children but to no avail. My Mother was Wilma and Richard's dad was Clarence. Our Aunt Betty and Wilma and Clarence have all past away. My phone number is 503-760-0977 if any one wants to get ahold of me. I am so sorry to hear of her passing as I used to stop at her house for many years on my way home before I retired from the City of Portland. She was always outside working or playing with the dog till she went into the place on 60th and Division. She did give us some info when last we visited her. She truly loved my Uncle Dick. I do remember picnic's in the back yard around 4th of July. I have such wonderful memories. Hope to hear from some of or all of my cousins Hugs JoAnn

I am saddened to hear about Jay's death. He was a great classmate ('64) and clubmate (Sigma Tau Service club). I always enjoyed Jay's energy and positive outlook. He also made me laugh on many occasions. May deepest condolences to Jay's family.

The Bodners were neighborhood friends of my parents, we played with their children. Jay was a fun, smiley, happy friend..We shared holidays together as well..Great family...Jay's father owned a toy wholesale business so Jay always had the newest toys to play with & share...sorry to see him pass...love to the family...

Paul was always helpful and kind to me. When i was worrying about taking my first promotion exam, he called me into his office and gave me notes that he had kept about the questions he remembered from his promotion exam. It helped me get an idea of what the exam would look like. He told me it was common practice for sergeants to mentor their subordinates and since none of the women on the department had been through that process for sergeant, he felt that I had worked hard and he wanted me to succeed. That was an act of kindness that I have obviously never forgotten.

Such an honor to have known Uncle Dave. He and Aunt Ruth raised a wonderful family that are carrying on his legacy of love and grace. He was always so kind to me and seemed genuinely glad to talk. He was a man of love and grace.

I knew marcus from provo, utah.. sure it's been 37 years but still a damn shame

I knew Marcus from provo, utah. its a damn shame

We would like to express our sincere condolences to Rabbi Joshua Stampfer's family.

I still cannot believe he is gone from us. I spoke with Jack late last summer, and while he wasn’t feeling well, he was still actively engaged in bus rapid transit work throughout our industry and we looked forward to getting together to catch up this past fall. It is why this feels so unfair for all of us who knew him as a colleague and loved him as a friend. To me he was a mentor in navigating the often-nuanced world of consulting practices as well as a trusted partner in building our firm’s reputation and BRT business. There are so many fond memories of Jack I will share. The first was in 2006, when we were asked by the Federal Transit Administration to represent U.S. BRT expertise at an international conference in Cuenca, Ecuador. The conference presiding official, the mayor and the dean of the civil engineering school at the university there, took a special liking to Jack, and lobbied him intensely to come help implement his vision for BRT in his city. On the evening before the conference, Ecuador qualified for the knock-out rounds of the World Cup of soccer for the first time in its history. The whole country erupted in celebration as is common with such events. On the final morning of the conference, Jack and I were scheduled to speak, but a revised schedule was circulated that morning, with a two-hour “coffee break” inserted between my panel before and Jack’s panel after said break. The new break was designed to allow the conference attendees to watch the game Ecuador had against Germany that morning. All of the panelists were also issued Ecuador national team jerseys, and we proudly wore them as we speak. I still have mine to this day and I am certain Jack had his. My other memory was of another international trip, this time as invited speakers at another international conference in Belfast, Northern Ireland. I was scheduled to be the conference chairman, meaning I would introduce panelists and moderate questions from the audience. But then I came down with a case of laryngitis during the trip over! Jack and several of our colleagues insisted that I follow through, and “that it wasn’t that bad,” though I could barely speak. There was Jack in the first or second row center, encouraging me, giving me tea and honey and slipping me what I believe to be a hot toddy during the lunch break at the pub across the street. All of it did make me feel better, and the audience cut me some slack and gave me encouragement, even though at times they could barely hear me – all of it encouraged first and foremost by Jack and our Parsons Brinckerhoff colleagues on both sides of the Pond. These are just some of many memories, of course. Our time together became fewer between as we both got busier thanks to our successes, and lately, our illnesses. But all of them were so simultaneously fun, enlightening and rewarding. Because he treated me like family, I am sure his family misses him dearly, even more so now that he is not here. I certainly do. But our memories and love for him, and his reputation and the deep respect he had in our industry, remain. I am grateful we at least have that, and that he is at peace with no more struggle and pain.

I still feel you are with me, mom. I hope you had a very Merry Christmas with your loved ones up in heaven. We sure missed you here on Earth. Rest in Peace, Mom. Tina & April love & miss you, too. Your daughter, Jean

To the Bodner family- I met Jay years ago with my ex-husband at the trade shows in Vegas. What a great guy. I joined him and a few other runners each morning for a run. He was truly a kind, fun person. I was saddened to come across this. Please accept my heartfelt codolances.

So sorry to hear of Dave's passing. Know you all will miss this wonderful man of God. Looks like heaven got some good one's this year. Praying for you.

I have very fond memories of working with Cliff at Hearthstone. He was a gentle and thoughtful man and always ready with a good story!

Dear Robin, Michael and I were shocked and saddened to hear of Jay’s death. We will always remember him as a kind and generous person. We hope the many happy memories of him will sustain you, Elana, Rob and Jeremy as you mourn his loss. Jay was a real “mench”

Dear Robin, Michael and I were shocked and saddened to hear of Jay’s death. We will always remember him as a kind and generous person. We hope that happy memories of a long history together will sustain you, Elana, Rob and Jeremy as you mourn the loss of a real “ mench”.

I still miss your friendship every day Kathy. I know you're soaring with the angels, but I still miss your friendship.

I so enjoyed knowing Al in Tai Chi. I loved his sparkle, and hearing bits of stories from his long life. He said he worked building Mt. Rushmore (not carving, but schlepping). In honor of his work on Mt. Rushmore, and our deep respect for Al, we made a photoshop card for his 100th birthday, with Al's smiling face on Mt. Rushmore. Rest in Peace, Al.

I SO loved knowing Al and "Tai Chiing" with him for the last five years or more! Visiting with Al was always such a fun and learning experience! He was a Fellow of vast life experiences, a loving heart, Happiness and Humor that Flowed through Him, always. I miss him...yet my memories of "Al" are joyously with me, always!

Hanging with You, David and Ivan in the car at women's forum talking and listening to music and chilling, all of us enjoying each others company and having a fun time talking to Molly 💙💙 miss you Gigi thank you for helping me after my car crash understand what was wrong with my ribs and neck thank you for having an insane amount of knowledge inside that beautiful brain of yours. I'll always cherish the memories I have of us. You were truly a brilliant shining star

I think about you everyday mom and will think about you every day until I die I miss you so much. You were such a wonderful woman and nobody can compare to you. Thank you for everything you've done for me in my life I appreciate everything. Your loving daughter, Nancy. Please feel free to visit me in spirit, until we meet again.Love forever Nancy

Mom, I don’t want you to worry about anything. I’m taking care of David, April & Tina. Come visit us once you get settled in Heaven. I still need you to walk beside me in life. We all love you and miss you more than words can say.

Joan, Your wonderful daughter did you proud with the lovely obituary she wrote about your and your life. What a generous person you were. I sure learned more about you than I ever knew. I am so glad I got to be a small part of your life. May you rest in peace Dear Lady. Barbara

Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this time of loss. What a blessing to know it is only a temporary goodbye. He was such a wonderful man!

Mom, I hope you have now reunited with Blackie, Star, Boots, Shasta, Bobby and your mother. We here on Earth miss you more than words can say. Nothing in my life is the same without you by my side. I will always love and admire you. You were always there for me and I for you. I love you very much. 💞💞💞

As a South Dakota native I was pleased to meet Al at Tai chi class. I was always impressed by his positive attitude about life! God bless.

I was honored to know Al through our Tabor Heights United Methodist Church. He was a positive example to me of graceful aging, especially as I watched him perform Tai Chi with his Hollywood Senior Center class aided by his walker.

I was honored to know Al through our Tabor Heights United Methodist church. He was a fine example of graceful aging to me especially as I watched him perform his Tai Chi class movements with the aid of his walker!

Al was an inspiration to me. I admired all the wonderful qualities that made him the special person that he was. He had intelligence, wit, charm and a caring heart. I met him late in life through the Golden Dragons Paddling Team. Wish I had known him earlier in my life. Al was kind, compassionate, and a true gentlemen. sadly there are few people like that in the world today. He will be truly missed.

Albert, Yes, I will miss such a kind engaging friend as Al. A man, a gentleman, along with being respectful and open to all. What I know most about my friend was how fully he participated in this life he was given. I only experienced the ending years, but I saw a runner, paddler, team mate and captain, a host, a lover, a boat captain, a good conversationalist and listener, a friend to many many people. We will miss him, especially February 4th. My love to Al's family and all his friends. Sue Thornton

I will always have wonderful memories of Al, from our Golden Dragon boat races. He was part of "The Greatest Generation".

It is so sad to see our dearest friends no longer in our lives, but the memories will live forever

Kris, my memories go back to elementary school, Lakevale, and Bethany. You always made me smile. I remember creating dance routines with you while Stephen was laid up on the couch in a cast to try to make him laugh. I remember pink flowers on your bedspread. Playing in the waves with you at the beach. We were always laughing together. It's been years, but I cried when I heard the news today. May your family find peace.

Dear Luke's Family, Old and Young, Far and Near, I celebrate Luke's well accomplished and life and share your sadness with you. May you find comfort, peace, love, strength, joy, and hope in the following quotes with the Lord's promises & His own resurrection: “I know for certain that we never lose the people we love, even to death. They continue to participate in every act, thought and decision we make. Their love leaves an indelible imprint in our memories. We find comfort in knowing that our lives have been enriched by having shared their love." -- Leo Buscaglia "For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life." - John 3:16 "25 Jesus said to her, “I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in Me, though he may die, he shall live. 26 And whoever lives and believes in Me shall never die. Do you believe this?” 27 She said to Him, “Yes, Lord, I believe that You are the Christ, the Son of God, who is to come into the world.” -John 11:25-27 With Love & Prayers, Pastor Carmen Wong

Connie And Larry Are Always With Us!!!!! We Love Them!!!!!!!

I met Connie when we worked at Westridge Elementary School. As school secretary, by her beautiful smile and gentle ways, she was loved by all adults and especially children. My husband and I took an unforgettable float trip with Connie and Larry through the Grand Canyon via the Colorado River. Connie and Larry were part of our Westridge book club for many seasons. An amazing couple that will be dearly missed. 💕

I worked with Larry for 10 years and spoke with Connie frequently. We always talked Yankees.. we even went to 2 Mariners games when the Yankees visited.. great people who will always be remembered

You were one of the best students I ever had. I will miss you and remember you in my daily prayers.

Rest in peace sweet lady.

Rest in peace, Kris. My condolences and love to all.

dear Rich I am dumb, plumb struck, and torn. an old friend instantly, as someone who has had experiential mourn. I am at a loss to imagine burying an oath. know that everyone who has known you is asunder at your loss. With deepest respect dairies

I remember Kris as one of the most hilarious and joyous people I've met. I am deeply saddened that she is gone and wish all her loved ones the best.

Shocked and so saddened by this news. Kris, you will be missed. I'll especially miss your sense of humor. Heartbroken. Rest in peace, lovely person. xoxoR

Thoughts and Prayers are with you and your family Steve at this difficult time.

I will miss our rides on the max and talks at the bar. I will miss you you greatly my friend.

Kris you were loved and so many will miss you I used to really like your Facebook posts about your Lola and pictures of your wonderful looking cooking💜

I can't even begin to explain how heartbroken I feel. I will truly miss our chats and hugs. West Club bar at Moda will never be the same without you. R.I.P dear friend.

You will be missed by many

It is difficult to find words of condolence when something so precious has been lost so suddenly. There are no words - it simply takes your breath away. I will be holding the Strackbein's and the Ritsma's close to my heart. Kris was a vibrant loving person and her spirit will live on in our memories of her - her charm, her wit and the closeness she shared with her friends and family. I loved sharing my recipes with her, she was a talented cook! and she often put her own spin on them - and the results were always fabulous! I will miss talking to her about old rock bands that we used to know, and sharing the surprises of a life lived well loved. She will be dearly missed by all. My love goes out to all.

Thank you all for sharing your mama/gma with us. (@SilverCloud) I knew the very first day that I met Miss Harriet that she was my kind of woman; down to earth, persistent. sassy. chatty, not afraid to say it like it is & some lol, a little bossy lol but yet one of the most loving caring giving ladies I've ever met. I knew we would have a special bond. And we most definitely did. I already miss our chats, laughing with her about our safe but dysfunctional looking transfers sometimes(thankful nobody was around to see it heeee) & im really going to miss those hugs & high 5s throughout the day. :( I love that little lady & my heart is heavy. She was an amazing woman & I feel truly blessed to have had her as my roommate & family these last couple years. Cheers to you Miss Harriet Meyers. Hope your flying free my friend. Until we met again... Another angel can now use her wings. I love you till the day after forever!

Thank you most you all for sharing your mama with us. I knew the very first day that I met Miss Harriet that she was my kind of woman; down to earth, persistent. sassy. chatty, not afraid to say it like it is & some lol, a little bossy lol but yet one of the most loving caring giving ladies I've ever met. I knew we would have a special bond. And we most definitely did. I already miss our chats, laughing with her about our safe but dysfunctional looking transfers sometimes(thankful nobody was around to see it heeee) & im really going to miss those hugs & high 5s throughout the day. :( I love that little lady & my heart is heavy. She was an amazing woman & I feel truly blessed to have had her as my roommate & family these last couple years. Cheers to you Miss Harriet Meyers. Hope your flying free my friend. Until we met again... Another angel can now use her wings. I love you till the day after forever!

To Pamela and family, my sincerest condolences. My prayers are with you and may she rest in peace.

Lesley was my teacher, friend, and confidant. I learned to trust again because of her. She taught me to open my heart. I shared many laughs, and tears with her. It was a gift and an honor to know her. She will be dearly missed. My condolences to the family and loved ones. Her light will always shine.

Lesley was my teacher, my friend, and my confidant. She introduced me to Breathwork, she told me the truth about myself when I most needed to hear it. She made me laugh, I shared my fears with her, and there were a few tears shed as well. She helped me learn to trust again and to have an open heart. She was an inspiration to know. It was an honor to have crossed paths with her. I am only now just learning of her passing. She has come into my mind so many times this past year. I was shocked to learn of her fate. She will be dearly missed. Her life held so many adventures and there were many more in store, no doubt. My condolences to the family and loved ones. Sincerely, Olivia

My dad i miss you and love you.

I MISS YOU VERY MUCH ALTER!

I'm so missing you. The times I was able to spend with you are in my heart always. I'm sorry I didn't know you had passed late. I've been sick so many times and healing is taking longer than expected. I wish I could have seen you one more time. Love you Mom and Ron too

You were so loved Angel McKinleey and you brought so many people together today. I know you will watch over all of us, dance on the clouds and be that perfect little girl you were meant to be, you have others with you up there that welcomed you at heavens door RIP McKinleey

🎉Happy Birthday Beautiful🎉 🎀Angel Mckinleey Ann Mangum!🎀I'm so sorry I never got to come over and play with you sweetheart! 😭 You are a beautiful soul and so loved! 💞 Today I will celebrate your life With cake🎂 and balloons🎈

Baby girl your an angel now looking over all of us! Keep dancing in the sky sending us messages and me and daddy love you always and forever life isn’t the same and never will be your on my chest and words can’t desribe the pain and heart ache with in me mama so proud of you!!! I love you monkey Mama❤️

Baby girl, you’re beyond beautiful. Your heart was pure gold. You were truly one of the happiest kids around. Your family loves you so much and you are missed so much words cannot describe. Look over and protect your family. Be wild & be free baby girl!

Hey my little frenchfry,I'm gonna miss my little fishing & hunting buddy.Just won't be the same.Without you fishing & throwing my bait overboard. Could only wish you watch over us and laugh with your funny face to keep our lines filled with fish and your songs in our hearts. Love you Knucles (Great UncleJoe)

Beautiful little Mckinleey girl you lite up my life from the day you were born and made me a better person.now my heart is broken but I know you are looking over all who loved you and shining bright for all to see just like you did for me. Papa Loves You baby girl.

I will miss u forever my little angel. I hope u r in heaven shaking ur booty to the shark song!! I love u baby girl. Love Nana and Uncle Dom

Baby girl I miss you so much.my heart is broken one day I will find out why god took such a perfect child from us. Love you so very much shake you booty. Baby shark song do do do...

I miss you so much my heart aches.God took you from us for a reason you were too perfect. I will always love you .my baby girl..shake your booty.....

Miss you so much.my heart aches.but I know your shaking your booty in heaven. I will love you 4 ever.

Rest easy beautiful baby girl. You are very loved and have always been. Watch over your parents, grandparents, and all other loving family members, as they need it more than ever before. Sweet dreams angel.

McKinleey my sweet sweet girl. Your papa said it the best; your spirit was just too pure for this world. You are so missed. Watch over your family baby girl, they are hurting most. Smooches my lil diva. Keys & Avondre

Rest In Peace Sweet Angel. May you fly high and and Dance in the Sky.

Our heartfelt sympathy to the Lakefish family in the loss of their beloved mother and grandmother. Sending love and prayers at this difficult time.

I will miss my sweet cousin. I have memories of her as a child so patiently playing with me even though she was 9 yrs older.

Jimmy, I am so, so sorry at hearing the loss of your son. I know that no words can possibly help, but I would like to share an old Irish saying that helped me cope with the loss of family and friends: "Death leaves a heartache that no one can heal, but Love leaves a memory that no one can steal" Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you!

Ms. Marilyne will be missed by many. Prayers to the Lakefish family.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family and Andrew's friends. I am sure you are very proud of him and his contribution to you and the rest of us on this earth. He won't be forgotten. Grace and peace to you.

Dear Jimmy, I am so sorry for your loss. Losing a child is the hardest thing to endure. My thoughts and prayers will be with you, your wife and all the family and friends of Andrew. He sounds like an amazing man and wonderful musician.

I love you my ‘frog boy’. I’ll never be the same without the guy I considered my big brother. I know you’re okay now though. I love you more than words can explain.

Jimmy, As a parent I can't pretend to imagine your grief and loss. My heart and prayers are with you and family. I am so sorry. Dale

So sorry for your loss. God Bless you and your family, may he comfort you in this time of need and always.♥️♥️🕯🕯😢😢

No retreat, no surrender. Gianni rest easy my friend. I'll see you again one day ❤️💯

May the many great memories you cherish help you both at this sad time. I am so sorry for your loss.

Our deepest sympathies to the wife and family of Charles at this time of great loss. Also our sincere condolences to Carmen and David and his UBS family.

May God bless Gianni and he will be at peace in Heaven.Sorry for your loss Denny and all your Family prayers for healing and comfort. God bless Susan Sudlow ❤

Dearest Jim and Ester, I have no words other than I send love, white light and heartfelt condolences. I remember Andrew as a wonderful young artist full of ideas and quiet energy. Know I think of you as your community celebrates Andrew’s life. Holding you in the light, Caren

My daughter met Charles recently and said, "No wonder your "financial calls" are so long! He's wonderful! So much fun!" Indeed I will miss those life talks dearly and extend my deepest sympathy to his work family, David and Carmen, and his personal family, of whom he spoke with such pride and love.

So very sorry for the family's loss, way to young.

I'm so sad to hear about Charles.My deepest condolences go out to his family and friends. I worked with him for many years as my company's trusted financial advisor. I will always remember his huge smile. He was such a kind man and always so generous with his time. RIP Charles. You are missed.

Sincere condolences to the Ducharme Family. His bright smile and positive attitude will be missed.

Reading Andrew's writing was a gift, as his quiet presence was loudly disrupted by his powerful and creative words. I love how in one piece he described himself as peaceful, determined and wise.

Stan was one of the most wonderful people I've know. Wise, patient, a beautiful joy in iving.

I had the privilege to coach the David/Charles team as it was coming into being in the early 2000's. I looked forward to every meeting with the two of them. Charles was always positive, energetic, thoughtful, well-spoken, clearly brilliant; most importantly he welcomed you with that huge smile and his enveloping warm friendship. His life was a great gift for the (too short) time he was with us and he will be greatly missed. My thoughts and prayers are with his family and with David.

Deepest condolences to Charles's family and friends. I remember his sincere caring and warmth when he visited us at home. He was a super financially keen person. My heart goes out with compassion and prayers to Charles family.

I spoke to Charles a week before his passing. I remember him as a bright light excited about this chapter of his life. My condolences to his family. I was told God doesn't take people from us, He receives them. He just got one of the best.

...such pleasure in every day

Deepest condolences to Charles's family and friends. He was kind, generous with his time, great at his work and a sweet man. We are so sad to see him go.

vaya con dios

Charles was a super financial person, he took care of our accounts and always kept us informed , he was our hero and we will miss him always. He always told John and I how much he loved his family and sports.

Conversations that always centered around helping others and time with family.

Larry and I are thankful that we met Charles and felt confident that we could trust him to manage our money He was friendly and confident.

I worked with Gary for many years, he is in our hearts and prayers. He is in peace now. Debilitating disease is a terrible thing. RIP my friend!

We are so very sorry for your loss. Our deepest gratitude for Charles’ ongoing support and guidance to our family. The Don Hancock Family

I was just getting to know Charles as my financial adviser and was looking forward to a long relationship in that respect. I thoroughly appreciated his keen insight and advice. My heart goes out to Charles' family and friends.

Sincere condolences to the Ducharme family. Sending nothing but love and strength in this time.

Deepest Condolences to Michele, Brinley, Joseph, Gay, Ann, John and Thomas. Charles will always be remembered as a bright light in my life and to all who knew him. Sending healing thoughts & prayers to his family.

Charles was a friend as much as a financial adviser. We spent far more time speaking of sailing, skiing and sportscars than anything else. He's a person I would have loved to know more of, but feel honored by the time we spent talking. My best wishes to all of his family and his friends and acquaintances as well.

Over the years, I came to regard Charles as a friend as well as a trusted financial advisor. My thoughts and prayers are with his wonderful family that he was so proud of.

Oh, Charles - there has never been anyone more trustworthy or honorable in my life. You were a wonderful advisor and a sweet friend, and I will miss you forever.

I really don't know what to say it was such a shock he was so full of life so up beat he will be missed my many my heart and prays go out to his family

Over the years I came to regard Charlens as not only my financial advisor, but a friend. His efforts have contributed toward my being able to enjoy a worry free retirement. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family which II know he was so very proud of. He will be missed but his legacy as a person who was always there to help others will live on.

I admired and so appreciated Charles. I will miss his wise counsel and his helpful manner.

Charles made the world a better place and he made my life a better life. Thank you, dear friend.

Charles was such a fine gentleman and conscientious supporter. I am glad to have known him and saddened to see him pass.

All who knew Charles will forever miss that HUGE smile! As business partners we forged a deep friendship that extended well beyond our office walls. I am so grateful for the seventeen years we worked alongside one another. Fair winds and following seas. You will be missed dear friend. David Greger

Even after 2 years I still think about how amazing of a teacher she was. She helped me find my creative voice when it came to writing. She was so kind and supportive and I'll never forget what a joy it was to be able to get feedback from her on something I was working on, or anything like that. I'm so grateful for her.

Dear Esther and Jim, I remember my moments with Andrew when we were kids as well as if it were yesterday. I think fondly of meeting Andrew in gymnastics camp, where I was delighted to find a fellow half Asian friend. I was struck by Andrew's genuine love for life and thoughtful nature. I look back fondly at a playdate we had at your house where he introduced me to his guinea pigs and we floated paper boats down the stream running alongside the sidewalk. I also recall a trip our families took to Calistoga, where I was able to spend more time with Andrew. I am so sorry for your loss, but I hope you find comfort in the fact that Andrew will be remembered by the people he impacted forever. -Kelsey Rasmussen

My fondest memories of Andrew were in our Bay School mandarin class. His sense of humor always made everyone laugh. I will always remember him for his musical talent, and his performance at the talent show. He will truly be missed. Sending love and prayers.

I am sending love to Andrew's family. He was known for his incredible sense of humor. I often find myself telling stories of the funny things he did throughout high school and college, and the impression of freedom that he has truly left on those around him. He was very kind, and part of that kindness showed in his constant desire to make others laugh.

Dear Jim and Esther: words cannot express my profound sadness for you and Andrew. Although we haven’t met lately, the memories are alive of the times we spent together at the Ranch in Healdsburg. And the memory of what a cheerful, polite youngster Andrew was. Only time will reduce your pain and help you relive the sweet family memories. I will think often of you and keep you in my prayers and looking forward to seeing you soon. Love, Chau.

Although I never personally met Andrew, I am saddened by his passing. May Andrew rest in peace. And may his parents, grandparents, family, and friends be comforted in this time of deep loss and sadness.

We stood shoulder to shoulder and hand in hand as we said farewell to our dear Uncle Albert. It was a beautiful day at Willamette National and as we listened to Taps and the wonderful military salute and the folding of our American flay, and Father’s beautiful words, I knew that although we lost a magnificent mind, a true scholar, an individual with a strong faith, a lover of beauty and books and a very special Uncle that the lessons he taught me are more valuable than any precious gem. You will be missed by us all. God bless your soul as you begin your new life in eternity. We will meet again And such a strong faith

Today my dearly-loved Godfather, and Uncle Albert, will be laid to rest. Words cannot express the depth of emotion in my heart. As we say farewell, I will find comfort in the words, "May the choirs of angels come to greet you. May they lead you to Paradise. May the Lord enfold you in His mercy. May you find eternal life." Godspeed, Uncle Albert!

Al was such a positive person. I always looked forward to seeing him. He always had interesting stories to tell. He will be missed by many people.

What a wonderful man! He shared his talents and knowledge with many, plus his strong Catholic faith. When I was at Marylhurst, he played my son-in-law in a play. His "wife" was named Jenny. Five hears later I had a baby named Jenny. He will be in my prayers.

I enjoyed working with Sam at Reliable Credit. He was a very kind person and was always so nice to me.

Al was a greet teacher at the unv .of Portland, he was a nice person, a fine actor and always fun to share some vino with. he can't be replaced, he was one of a kind.

I owe a lot to Al Cereghino. He was not only a professor at the U. of P. where I graduated, but a mentor and friend. I have told many that he was the smartest person I every knew. I know he is thought of as a Renaissance man, and that fits. My brief connection with his Executive Theater program was a significant contributor to the start of my trial consulting career, as the firm that hired me required that experience. I was one of the lucky ones who knew Al Cereghino.

He was one of the “coolest” & intriguing persons I’ve ever met. Very inspirational & a wealth of knowledge. A sunny disposition that would rub off on a person instantly. It was a honor to know him even tho brief, in the grand scheme of life. I met him in Lake Oswego. He lived directly below me. A remarkable handsome man who seemed to be a “step above it all” and one I claim in my personal “forever friend club”. He is a memorable individual. My thoughts and condolences to all family and I especially enjoyed meeting his nieces, Christina & Linda. May his good memories fill the holes in your hearts while he is gone on another great adventure.

So long for now

My Mom, Flora Cereghino Rigotti, had 3 siblings. Sophie, Stella and my “Uncle Albert”. For as long as I can remember, Uncle Albert helped nurture my imagination, creativity and curiosity. He would often leave me with more questions than answers, but that was meant to make me think. Since 2004, I had more time to reflect with Uncle Albert. Always the teacher, he would discuss the ‘art of slow looking’ at beauty; whether it be art, music, sculpture or the finest of details in faces. It’s difficult to say Goodbye. So rather like HYMN, let me say ‘so long for now’.

I got to know Arne when I did a story on him for Oregon Art Beat. He was a real flirt and so fun to work with. I met him several times afterwards for lunch and I treasure our outings. I JUST learned of his passing now. I would have attended his service had I heard about it in time. Condolences to his family. Arne was a great artist and I really liked him so much,

Very fond memory of early ‘80’s visit to Ft Bidwell with my mother Alexis Runyan, and the very warm hospitality of Mac & Delores. With sincere condolences.

Thank you Mac for allowing me the privelidge and honor of caring for you ❤ you are missed...

I am so sad to have just read that Sam passed away this past February. He was only 6 months older than me. Sam was most important to me during our high school years though he attended Lincoln and I attended Washington. The B'nai Brith in South Portland was where we met in our various activities. We hadn't seen each other for a long time, then finally did get together several years ago and managed to keep in touch. As an amateur genealogist, I have done his tree. May he rest in peace.

Bye Dallas, from Corpus, lol for real loves

dearest Gerry : biologically you were my aunt, but in reality you were my big sister, only 10 years older than me. you were my confidant, best friend, travel companion, and loved by my entire family, especially Ted, Meribeth,Lynne, Gary, David and Douglas.we will always miss you and remember you with love my

Your gentle face and patient smile with sadness we recall You had a kindly word for each and died beloved by all. The voice is mute and stilled the heart that loved us well and true, Ah, bitter was the trial to part from one so good as you. You are not forgotten loved one nor will you ever be As long as life and memory last we will remember thee. We miss you now, our hearts are sore As time goes by we miss you more, Your loving smile, your gentle face, no one can take your vacant place.

I cannot state as eloquently the beautiful words Linda used to describe her Mom, my Aunt. Those words captured her love and generosity to all she loved or met. She was more than generous to me over the years offering nonjudgmental support and love. I remember her phone calls to our childhood home when would try to determine if my sister Kathy or I had answered the phone. So to cover both possibilities she combined both names and said “Clathy?” There are too many wonderful memories to mention but suffice it to say, all will remain in my mind and heart. Though we were separated by many miles, I thought of you often, spoke to you until you were unable to speak and missed having you near. I will always remember your kindness and love. I will miss you.

Sorry about Aunt Gerry

Lindsay was my dad Martin farlow first cousin his mother flora and my grandmother Jerry are sisters I just found out about his passing and my condolences go out

Lindsey was my dad Martin farlows first cousin my grams Jerry and Flora are sisters I just found out but my condolences go out to the family

George was a cherished member of the Theosophical Society. He enjoyed our annual picnic -- and, in his 90s, won the croquet match! He is missed.

Just was notified of Greg's passing. I remember him from Roger Bacon, and for being a wonderful person and great Spartan. Sad to hear of this. Prayers for Greg's family.

My condolences to the family and friends of my Aunt Esther. Thanks to everyone who took care of her during her last couple of years here on earth. Now she is with her Savior and reunited with her husband Chet and my parents and many loved ones. I have great memories of Esther.

Watching Avengers movies together

I choose to remember Charles great personality, very condescending at times with lovebeing an intelligent man I will miss our conversations whatever we talked about was deep, especially The Avengers lol when we watched End Game together we both cried cause we understood the story I will remember you all my days Charles Rest in peace my friend...to his family I never knew may you find peace after you morn God bless you...

Gonna miss you brother !! We had some good times and always made each other laugh! Crap we invented another use for duck tape and a 9/16 socket !! You’ll always be remembered for that hard head but tender heart !! Love you brother!! See you again one day!

Chuck was a really nice guy whom I was fond of. Even after all these years he still respected me and called me Aunt. I am happy to know that Maddy and Chuck shared the years they had together and their closeness remained if only by phone and text. I know Maddy will make Chuck proud of her as she continuous her life choices.

I met Mike & Margaret at St. Pius X church several years ago when we were attending daily mass. They were a lovely couple. I remember both of them fondly. My deepest sympathy to his family and friends. Janice Burkhead

I will miss you Charles.Times at the mission were good with you there. Rest in Peace my Cowboys Buddy.

All those years of living by each other. Growing up in our teenage years. Listening to punk music and riding bikes. I'll see you on the flip side my friend.

All those years of living by you and growing up in our teenage years. I'll see you on flip side.

Our condolences to the family. We knew Chuck when we were teenagers and witnessed first hand his bike skills. He was something of a spitfire and will be missed.

We have known Chuck for 40 years. He was a special young man. Very determined to accomplish anything and everything. I will miss his comments to me under the guise as "mom". He touched our hearts! We will miss him. May he live on in our hearts. Until we meet again may he rest in peace. ❤

Evelyn was a great person I known her over 25 years at Fred Meyers she always was nice helpful and love all her customers she worked in the old building in home improvement Dept for years and was so kind to all she will be blessed by all !! God bless

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I enjoyed working with Larry at PANG Base and his humor and kindness. God Bless.

As many people before me he was a great mentor and adviser, of all things he talked me in to finishing school even when the cards were stacked against me. I hope you’re are finally resting in peace.

Dr. Gayde was a wonderful person and a super wonderful doctor. After many many doctors and tests she was the.one that took the time to study my symptoms and listen to me and pulled it all together. She was the only one that diagnosed me properly and treat the condition. I.missed her after she moved north. I tried for a long time to locate her and thank her. I learned of her passing from her colleagues in central CAI was deeply saddened She spoke often of her sons and how much she loved them. I.miss til this day and that Brooklyn accent.

We were very sorry to hear of Marsha’s passing. Sympathies to her family. A donation to OPB has been made in her honor.

Sonny, thank you for reaching out to me and my children!

My dearest mother Marjorie and father Benjamin, on this July 4th 2019 it is with great honor and an aching heart that I remember you with love and appreciation for everything you contributed to my life. Our 4th of July celebrations were a great part of my childhood, and you always made them special. Love Always, Thea

I enjoyed time with your entire family years ago, and have searched for Beth and Jeff off and on frequently through the years. Your mother was such a happy lady. Didn't know about Al's passing until the obituary. Best wishes.

So many memories, but every year about this time the memories and sadness fill my mind to a point where it’s hard to think of anything else. You’re missed by many people, all of the time. Levi wonders about you. I wish you were still here to see him, he’s incredible. We love you Spencer.

Joan Murray, I have appreciated you giving me Marsha’s name to update my Documents for living in Oregon. What a shock to have Your Daughter gone! My thoughts are with you—— Sally Kenney

My dear Marsha, Little did we know when I visited Portland last April and we met for happy hour that it would be our last. We have so many shared memories of our childhood friendship from junior high through high school in Kalispell, Montana. I will miss you! Rest In Peace.

My dear Marsha, Little did we know when we celebrated our childhood friendship during happy hour in April that it would be our last. I’m grateful for that last time with you and for all our shared memories. Rest In Peace.

I am in shock!

My dearest sister-You are loved and missed. Forever your family-The Fickens

Faye was the perfect neighborhood Grama -and how lucky we were that she lived so close to us that my daughter and her granddaughter (Rhonda and Katelynn) could tromp back and forth a few blocks between homes and feel really "independent" -- just like the kind of woman Faye was--independent and strong. I will always remember her welcoming smile!

Dear Aunt Vida, Thank you for loving me and my family. You have always been a special part of my life despite the miles that separated us. I will always treasure all of my memories of time spent with you and the joy of those special moments. May you rest peacefully in the arms of Jesus as you look with upon the loving face of God. You are forever in my heart and I love you into eternity. 💕💕✝️ With prayerful condolences to all of your loved ones.

Ohhh, how I miss you sweet Faye!...you were such a joy! ... people like you make me go further... I truly wished I had you in my life a little longer :(.... until we meet again sweet Faye! Love Raluca

Faye's house was always the home for her granddaughter, Katelynn, and I to have fun. Be it from 1st graders playing dress up in the basement while drinking seltzer water, to college students sanding down and repainting thrift-store furniture with Faye's tools. Through her open heart and the encouragement of imagination, some of my happiest memories are involved with G-ma Faye. With her wisdom, wit, and love, I'm confident she's watching over her family as the proud matriarch and strong woman she was and continues to be forever in our hearts. My condolences and prayers go out to the beautiful family Faye protected, guided, and raised.

I am so sorry for your loss :( Although I never got to know Faye as personally as Rhonda did, she always seemed like an incredible lady. Moreover, she raised such an amazing daughter and grandchildren, it speaks to what a great person she truly was.

The Speciales lived 2 doors down from my parent's home on s.e. 60th. I have many memories of going to their home and sitting outside on the patio. Fay is always in my memories of Summer at 60th avenue. I will never forget. Thank you Faye.

This amazing woman Fay Speciale was my mother. She was a force of nature and so very ahead of her time. She was an amazing role model to her children and grandchildren. I will love her and miss her everyday of my life. She lives on in the faces of my daughters Kelsey, Claire and Katelynn. My joy is knowing that she is once again with my father dancing in heaven.

This amazing woman Fay Speciale was my mother. She was a force of nature and so very ahead of her time. She was an amazing role model to her children and grandchildren. I will love her and miss her everyday of my life. She lives on in the faces of my daughters Kelsey, Claire and Katelynn. My joy is knowing that she is once again with my father dancing in heaven.

May the Lord be with you . Our prayers and thoughts will be with you and your family and may God help us in our sorrows.

I’m so sorry for your loss. LBel will be missed. What has helped me in times like these is what Jesus said at John 11:25, “I am the resurrection and the life. The one who exercises faith in me, even though he dies, will come to life.” I hope this will comfort you as it has me. If you need anyone to talk to, please feel free to reach out to me.

Brom and Mary were good friends and fellow theatergoers at ART for a number of years. They were always upbeat and fun to be with. We will miss Brom and send Mary and the family our sincere condolences.

Brom was a great help to me when I became a new ALJ with the Employment shortly before he retired. He had enormous patience, and was a great teacher. My sympathies go out to his entire family. Rest in peace, dear man.

I was an intern at ERB in 1979 and Brom was one of my great mentors. I still remember his gentle approach and his wise guidance as an impartial neutral, which helped me choose my eventual career as a laabor arbitrator. Thanks, Brom.

I didn't know him, but I am sorry for your loss, Roberta.

Auntie was one like no others. Although our entire relationship was spent 3,000 miles apart I always felt close and loved by her, We would speak and share stories of our families, and send pictures . Her paintings whether on paper, canvas or rocks are my treasures and are always surrounding me. Love of family was everything to her and taught me a lot. Auntie will always be in my heart and mind.

Estou muito chocada, ao descobrir da morte da Anna!Estou há anos lhe procurando....Sinto profundamente..éramos muito amigas aqui no Brasil! Uma querida amiga, onde vivi lindos e doces momentos! Que Deus e os anjos te concedam paz e a sua luz possa trilhar sempre o caminho do amor e a paz...Com saudades éternas, sua amiga que te ama pra sempre, Linda!

É com muito pesar no coração que descubro agora, nesse momento, o falecimento dessa querida, linda e boa amiga, que me deixou muita falta no Brasil...Onde tivemos belos momentos e que Deus Pai todo poderoso e os anjos Anjos estejam nesse momento querida Anna, te envolvendo com júbilos de amor e paz...Com saudades e muito carinho, da amiga que sempre te amará... Linda

It’s so very hard to lose a loved one and I am so sorry for your loss. My thoughts are with you and the family 🙏🏻

Just the other day, I was packing up some things when I came across the reindeer she painted for me. That was a beautiful gesture from a wonderful woman. My heart and love goes out to you and the family.

I am so sorry for your loss. What a wonderful woman your Mom was. I will never forget her and her kindness and generosity toward me.

On behalf of the Lakefish family, please accept our condolences.

I just wanted to light a candle for Ms, Olga and my extended family. Sorry I was not able to be by your sides but you are in my heart and prayers. Love you Family.

I worked indirectly with Dieter through much of my early career in Electrical Engineering, first at Lattice Semiconductor in the mid 1980's, and at Sharp Microelectronics, from 1988-1996. He was always a pleasant, witty person. Though I didn't work with him directly very much, I always had a lot of respect and admiration for him. I remember at Lattice, he was head of the Digital Signal Processing team, DSP for short, and we used to refer to it with the alternate name of "Dieter Spaderna Products". I was sorry to hear of his passing at a relatively young age, and express condolences to the dear family he leaves behind.

It's in reading obituaries that we really find out about people's lives, and it's with the deepest regret that I did'nt really know grandma that well while she was on the face of the earth. Rest easy on the right hand of god, grandma. You're probably up there cooking Easter dinner and goodies for everybody!

Leonard will always be part of the Levine family, and never forgotten. The family, even as it has grown, has ensured that his character, demeanor and values remain remembered.

Thank you Terry! You were an amazing guy.

Just found out about Terry’s passing. Wish I had known at the time I would of gone to the service. He was a great landlord and a great guy.

Love you Marilyn. You are a classy, fun loving, warm and wise woman. I will miss you dear-heart.

Marilyn was such a special lady. I loved visiting and seeing her often inThe Atwater. Kind, giving and thoughtful. Miss her.

Dear Burke, Scott, and Maureen, We are so sorry to hear you lost your mom. Please accept our sincere condolences and know that we are thinking about you. Much love, Chris and Kristi Thornburg San Clemente, California

Love and miss you everyday Dad...You were the most wonderful father

Hello Mr. and Mrs Craig I don’t know if you remember me but my name is Ivan Anthony Jaramillo. I used to go to ventura park with Isaiah. I had no idea what had happened to Isaiah until just recently checking my facebook. I’m so sorry for your loss. Isaiah was one of my bestfriends back in the days. He was one if the few people who would actually talk to me. He is also one of the reasons I joined the marine corps. We used to talk about the military a lot. He would tell me about how his brother is a marine and how cool he was. Those were good times. My prayers go out to you. I wish you well.

I went to school with Tom Lunt and still think about him from time to time. He and Robert Mahaffey came to Montana to visit me some years ago and we had a wonderful time. Tom Lunt was one of the most entertaining and brilliant men I ever knew. I admired him greatly, particularly the way in which he dealt with his health issues in the latter part of his life. I had the occasion to spend time with him and Portland and always loved watching how well loved his pets, both domestic and wild, were. He was an extraordinary highly sensitive man. Some of my fondest memories of my four years at Lewis and Clark College include times spent with Tom Lunt. I am grateful for the privilege of having enjoyed his friendship for all those many years. I miss him still.

We are saddened by Sam's passing.May he rest in peace.

Nous avions été heureux lorsqu'elle s'était rapprochée de vous à Portland près d'une côte où le soleil se couche du "bon côté". Notre famille était honorée de la compter avec Edward parmi nos amis et c'était toujours avec plaisir que nous nous rencontrions en France ou aux USA. De tout coeur avec vous trois et vos familles. Jacques et Madeleine

Sending condolences to the family. I had actually been trying to get in touch with Ugo recently as I am Albert’s Grand Daughter and have been hoping to connect on the family and was not sure how and would love to get to know this side of the family . I would love to get in touch. So sorry for your loss, my few encounters with Ugo when I was young were memorable and he was such a great man.

So sorry for your loss. Tom shared many stories about Ugo with some of his work colleagues. He was obviously someone who lived a great life, raised a great family, was loved by many and will be missed. We wish the Raglione's peace in this difficult time.

I was so very sorry to hear of Lee's passing. I did get to visit her and she was resting comfortably that day. Please know I will always have a very special place in my heart for her. She was a remarkable and courageous woman. I hope the family gets a chance to treasure the memory of this fine person.

Chuck was my longtime friend, colleague and sometime co-conspirator. Chuck passed away in Mexico while on vacation with Robin. They were celebrating their 28 Anniversary. For those of you who did not know, Chuck had many health problems that he has been managing. Sometimes well and other times not well. Here is what I know about my friend Chuck. He served in the Army during the Viet Nam era, though not in a war zone. He was a member of Local 189 of AFSCME Council 75 for 28 years. He Served as President of Local 189 for 8 years, served on the Council 75 Executive Board, Chaired the Political Action Committee for 8 years during part of my tenure at AFSCME as the Political and Legislative Director. He was Chair of the local SubChapter of the AFSCME Retirees. He was an avid bowler, card and game player, had a remarkable memory for all things historic and..., was a spectacular Chair and parliamentarian, he loved good food, rare scotch, good whiskey and wanted his steaks Blood Red and barely warm. He was a sing-along person to any song he knew, loved Musicals, adored his wife Robin and could almost always make me mad as hell and laugh in the same 5-minute window. We shared our distaste for politicians with no moral compass or commitment to a cause, He simply had no time for people and elected leaders who were not altruistic. He always stood up for the right thing, like it or not! He was way too young, just 67 years old. Too young to be gone from all of us who loved and cared about him. We had many more card games to play, many more dinners to enjoy and many more laughs to have and plots to make for those on our joint list. Not long but well deserved, good and bad. Rest well my friend your duty here is done. Those of us who mourn will watch over your family and our friend Robin.

Chuck and Robin was my next door neighbors. He mowed the lawn and enjoying life.

Maury was my grandpa, more than a year after his passing I'm just learning of this and I am just heartbroken. There is no single word that could sum up the man that was Maury, caring, funny, informative, stern, fair and Grandpa. I will always cherish the advice you gave, the love you gave and the Lawnmower you let me ride cause I was too young to drive the 56' Caddy R.I.P. Grandpa love you always

Hey cuz/bro I remember when we were little we where go stateville and go on Easter egg hunt at the jailhouse. I wish you was still here to talk to and tell you things and that you was going to be a uncle you always have a great personality and great head on should and that uhad spirit that brings me joy and happiness. I will always love you and miss you bro/cuz

So many wonderful memories of this wonderful woman. All our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. May God Bless you all, The Hartner Family

On behalf of the Staff and Board of Directors of Caregivers Nova Scotia, I should like to express our sympathy to the Stein family. We are thinking of you all.

Burt, you left this earth way to soon, yet I hope that you are in peace now that your spirit is free of your human form. Love and miss you.

My condolences to the Stein family on Burt's passing. I hope your memories bring you some comfort as you celebrate his life.

I was shocked to hear about Telsa. I didn,t know she moved . She was a very special person. Totally dedicated to the family. It took an "angel" to be able to live in that household, with her aunts and grandmother, and take care of everybody in the following years. Please accept my condolences. i would like to have the address of Franklin or Cherie.------PERFECT OBITUARY! ------Cousin, Jessie

To the family and friends,       I am very sorry to here of the loss of your loved one.        Where can we receive comfort when we grieve? 2Corinthians 1:3,4 in the Bible says:   " Praised be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of tender mercies and the God of all comfort,  who comforts us in all our trials so that we may be able to comfort others in any sort of trial with the comfort that we receive from God."   God comforts us by letting us know what happens to our loved ones when they die and gives us hope that hey will be brought back to life.  To see proof of this from your Bible ask any one of Jehovah's Witnesses to show you.         Also you can see a short vedio "Is There Hope for the Dead?" https://www.jw.org/finder?srcid=share&prefer=content&applanguage=E&locale=en&item=pub-imv_4_VIDEO&docid=1011214

Sonny, as his Mother, Father, sisters and brothers knew him had a full and colorful life full of loving close family. Always one of my closest uncles no matter how the miles separated us. My Mom would giggle like a teenager when he called. He is missed.

So sorry to read about the passing of Telsa. Through my many years of friendship with Freddie, and even though I may not have personally met you, I feel I know the whole family. I always admired how devoted Telsa was to Freddie... even when Freddie rebelled against her sister's advice (like cleaning the house or going to the doctor). I always felt good being around Telsa as she was so easy to talk to and so giving of herself. I am certain your beautiful memories of your Mom, Grandma, great-grandma and friend will keep her alive in your heart.

Stan was my brother-in-law and a good friend. He was a gentle man with a sweet spirit. He loved family gatherings, intellectual conversations and trout fishing. He loved to read. He was a man of faith and I look forward to the day when we meet again.

My Condolence to you and your family, Sir! Your Dad has touched so many hearts in Revere Ct , May he truly be missed!

You will truly be missed Mr. Day! It was surely nice to have met you,one whole yr of me working in RC!

Dad I love you and you will always be in my heart. Thank you for being the best Father a Son could ever ask for. Love Chip

On behalf of my family, we extend our deepest condolences at the passing of my dad's last brother. My dad has fond memories growing up in Rochester and often mentions his brother. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. With best wishes and kind regards, Kevin Reeves - on behalf of Leigh and Sunny Reeves.

My condolences and warm thoughts to Uncle Herb's extended family. I spent a Christmas with him in New Jersey in 1961 while I was spending a year with G&G Reeves in Rochester. Fond memories of that visit return often. Warmest regards to all.

I wished we had kept in touch, I miss you Haig, our world misses you..

Love and miss you forever my friend.

Love you forever Alter Wiener

Alter called me one evening. I was so happy because I just read read his book. He told me I was the epitome of everything he wanted as a child. I loved him and he was my hero. R.I.P. Dear Alter.

Al loved coming to Patton Middle School (OR) because he so much enjoyed interacting with two particular teachers, one especially, who helped to develop the Holocaust unit based around study of "The Diary of Anne Frank." The 8th graders always entered artwork for the Sala Kryszek Art & Writing Contest. As you can see, the student who did this wonderful work found her inspiration in Al.

One of the books I value is 'With G-d at my side' by Menachem Taiblum with Cyndie Meyer. This is an autographed copy and Mr. Taiblum wouldn't even take any money for it. To Mr. Taiblum's family I express my sincere condolences.

Alter Wiener A numbers man A numbered boy, 64735. Some numbers don’t add up. Miles from Oswiecim (Auschwitz) 8 Mother’s death 1930 German invasion 1 9 1939 Forced fatherlessness 9 11 1939 The murdered (tossed into a pit) 38 Father unearthing 12 1939 Brother’s wrenching from home 5 1941 Alter’s disheartening deportation 6 1942 People in boxcar 80 Days underway no food, no water 1.5 Bodies in a room 8x10 24 Forced labor 6 1942 - 9 1944 Beatings, sadistic torture daily Lashes in exchange for seeking food 15 Shower of Schadenfreude 1 Precious possessions bowl spoon 1 each Sandwich 1 each for 30 days Concentration camp (months) 9 Pounds at liberation 80 Toes dead to sensation 2 Shoah relative victims 123. But some numbers do. Chrzanow, Poland birth 8 10 1926 Liberation 9 5 1945 Prediction of years to live By a Soviet doctor who had looked Into death and statistics But not into the soul of this Death-defying man. 2 Emigration to Palestine Years service in the Israeli army 1 Marriage of distance 19 3 1945 Birth of first son Emigration to U.S. 1960 Work at menial jobs to H.S. degree and Eventually accounting – a numbers man. Sons 2 Grandchildren 6 From a Name to a Number 4 2007 Reasons for writing it 3 -Obligation to tell his story, -People’s ignorance about the Holocaust, -Counteraction of those who deny it. Countless assistance to those in need and inspiration to live and accept. Addresses to audiences nearing 1,000 “Better, not bitter” “Hate hatred and shun violence.” “All Jews were victims but not all victims were Jews.” “I’m responsible for my own actions.” Elegant man, stylish man, accomplished man. Always clothed in a suit. And in his 90th year of life Only two vices! There is always hope. *dates in European manner day month year some just month and year

You have touched our family by spending time with us. What a generous spirit, sense of humor, and optimism for humanity. Thank you for sharing your wisdom and beautiful words.

We did not know you personally but you have made a difference in our lives. We saw you leave this earth and learned of you after. Thank you Alter for changing lives and your love will go on for ever. God bless you and your family. Our condolences to all So very sorry for your loss.

I meet Alter this year and I had the joy of visiting him and sharing one of his home cooked vegan meals.Alter was the most humble, kindest, loving man I have ever known and I will miss my beautiful friend Alter very much. He was a precious!

I am proud to say that Al was a friend of mine. I have known him for many years. Many years back now I went to do a video history with Al. He invited me to lunch (as did all the Survivors I interviewed) and I recall being a little nervous, knowing Al was vegetarian (actually vegan). I hoped I would be able to eat everything. Well, I couldn't stop eating it was so delicious. Al Wiener was a kind man, a man who connected so easily with students when he went to schools to give a talk. Al told me of a young Muslim girl who came up to him after his talk. She told Al he would probably hate her as she was a Muslim and he, a Jew. Al's response was that he would not hate her, could not hate her. You cannot be blamed for anything your ancestors did. They hugged. Al was indeed, a mensch.

Alter was a remarkable man. I first met him at my club, one of our members worked at a school he spoke at. He should serve as a teacher to all. We are stronger than we think and can survive and be thankful. He will be missed.

Forever in my heart...you will never be forgotten. You are a true hero to me. All my love to you Alter Wiener. RIP my friend.

My Dear Scabble King, You taught my family and I so much. You did not teach us just about loving each other and those around us, but about respect, friendship, accountability, hard working ethics, and perseverance. You put life into perspective and we are all forever changed for it. Thank you for everything and for pushing me to improve my Scrabble game. I will forever have a place for you in my heart. I love you dear friend. Rest In Peace my Friend!

I had the great pleasure of meeting your father at my sister's house in Portland decades ago. He was an amazing human being. Our sincere condolences to you and your family. With Deepest Symathy, Daniella Lednicer and the Lednicer-Chu family

Al had a profound impact on me as a teacher, and on the lives of countless students at South Salem High School. I feel like I've lost a Grandfather. His work sharing his experiences during the Holocaust has been so important to building understanding across generations. I shall miss him always. Especially that smile and the twinkle in his eyes.

Thank you Mr. Weiner for keeping the memory of the Holocaustalive for children in our schools and for telling your story to others to insure it never happens again. Rest In Peace.

I so enjoyed knowing Francine in the French conversation group on Saturday mornings and in a smaller group where we met in homes. She was a delight and although she knew French better than most of us she was generous in only helping when asked. I have moved away now so do not attend but I treasure her friendship in the two groups

What an incredible life. Though I knew few of the details, there was never any doubt that Francine was a woman of wit, grace, curiosity, intellectual prowess and generosity, all of which she showed and shared in countless (and often surprising) ways. I'll miss her smile, her parade of gorgeous scarves and pins, her perfect posture and her strength. There will always be a hole on the left side of the back row of the gym, and in our hearts.

Carlos Sposito. I was great friends with Debbi when we were 13/14 years old love to you both. Certainly miss you guys. Good to see your memorial online. Thank you so much. Your life such a gift you give. Blessed Be. Contact me Debbie. Love, Rachel

I remember your Dad Debbi, Love him and love you too. Thank you for being you carlo and your daughter Deborah . Miss you.

Francine was my French teacher over the past several years. I so looked forward to our Monday afternoon sessions. She was one of the most interesting people I ever knew. I never tired of her stories. I miss her very much.

An interesting life in troubled times . Your mother and dad were very determined and gifted people with lots of accomplishments. We understand the feeling of loss when a parent is gone . The memories and the knowledge of having lived a good life is what we hold and keep in our hearts ,

Hey Mark, I can't believe it's been more than 2 yrs since we last talked. I miss the stories of your girls, the funny things that happened at school or the misadventures on vacation! I miss all the funny inflection in your voice or the expression on your face at the punch line of whatever joke you were telling! It's been too long since we last talked and I wanted to say really miss our time together making your hair look great! Forever your friend Vinnie the barber

Marie was such a class act and so sweet and warm. We all grew up together and attended St. Phillip Neri. Paul was my brother Tom’s best friend and Susan and I were kindered spirits often biking around Ladds and Laurelhurst together. Oh the fun we all had together. Marie always had a smile on her face and was so kind with her words of wisdom. I am sadden to hear this news and am in the Midwest and cannot attend the services or I would be there to celebrate her life. She has a special place in my heart as one of the “Holy Name moms” and my love and sorrow go to all the kids. Peace and love to such a wonderful family.

I remember when Bonnie was little I loved fixing her curly hair. I would stand her up on the toilet and comb her hair she was so cute an a happy little face. I love you Bonnie. Cousin Jeannie

my sincere condolences to you all.

Joe and I as well as children, Collin and Julie have often remembered our visit many years ago to Portland. Your Father and Mother were very gracious hosts as was your Grandmother while we were there. We still laugh at the memory of Aunt Madeleine making her “quick quick sauce” and how delicious it was! Your parents taking us to see the devastation at Mt. St. Helen. We always enjoyed seeing your Dad whenever he came to visit either Uncle Gino and Aunt Mary or Aunt Natalie. So many lovely memories we have!

It is a privilege to have known Ray. A great man, who cared deeply about his family, friends,and his many employees..R

We will remember the trip down to Mexico and all the other RV outting that we had with you and Jean. YOU will be missed happy RVing.

You are like a big brother to me and you gave us so many wonderful memories we will never forget. We will always remember you

My prayers are with all of you.

My condolences to the family for the dear loss of Cheryl. May God who can bind up the wounds of the brokenhearted be a support for you during this difficult time. -Psalms 147:3

I wish that I could be there to honor Jerry's memory. I am there in spirit.

You shall be remembered fondly Jerry

You will be remembered fondly Jerry

You will surely be remembered and missed by all

you will be missed by so many people that enjoyed your smile and you upbeat love of life.

My brother-in-law, Ray, was a super guy! Always enjoyed his sense of humor and his larger than life smile! I will miss him but I have many wonderful stories and memories that will be treasured. Peace and prayers are wished for his family.

Ray was a very fortunate man to have created such a such a wonderful life and family. Wishing the Salvi family well and our thoughts are with you all at this time.

Always a smile...could really light up a conversation. Will be sorrily missed.

You did a beautiful job describing Ray's life. He indeed was a character that was loved by all who met him. I am so sad, yet when I think of him, I mostly smile...My heart goes out to all the family.

We are all with you at this time in your sorrow We love You

I hope you can allow your memories to bring you comfort. It was wonderful and loving for you to have him as a son. As well he was blessed to have parents and a loving family during his days here. Shalom

To the family and friends, I am very sorry to here of the death of your loved one. God told Isaiah what to write as recorded at Isaiah 26:19. It says: " Your dead will live. My corpses will rise up. Awake and shout joyfully, You residents in the dust! For your dew is as the dew of the morning, And the earth will let those powerless in death come to life." This will happen soon. In the mean time we can take comfort from the Holy Scriptures. Jehovah's Witnesses would be happy to study the Bible with you. You can make a request online or ask any one of Jehovah's Witnesses to make arrangements.

To the family and friends of Maxine please accept my deepest condolences. You will be reunited with Maxine again very soon right here on a brand new Paradise Earth under Jesus Christ Kingdom rule Daniel 2:44, that he taught his followers to pray to come in the Lord's Prayer Matthew 6:9, 10 no more sickness pain or death Life Without End Revelation 21:1-5 jw.org?

In 1960 I moved to Portland to be with my Aunt Evelyn Hedlund. I met Barbara at Laurelhurst Presbyterian church and was an inspiration to me in all she did! I especially enjoyed her book reports and fellowship with her ar the monthly Circle meetings. To this day she is an inspiration to me and I look forward to that special day when we shall all worship our Lord and Savior in heaven!

My family attended Laurelhurst Presbyterian when I was growing up, which is where I met dear Barbara and Hal. My favorite memory is years later running into them at the ice skating rink at Lloyd Center and her comment as she watched the skaters , with a beam on her face. She pictured herself skating like they did one day in heaven, leaping and graceful. I am sure heaven is much greater than that for her, but I love thinking of her that way now! Love to her family and friends, and see you later, Barbara :)

Duane and family, my sincerest condolences for your loss. Maxine was a delight, and we all will miss her.

Bev. I still think of you! You were such an inspiration to me and everyone who knew you at the gym. I was blessed to have gotten to know you and be in the presence of such radiant beauty. I’ll never forget you!

We/I have lost a dear and devoted friend and mentor. Her eloquent voice and wise commentaries about life will be greatly missed., May she rest in Heaven with Hal and her many family members and friends.

On behalf of the von Pressentinischen Familienverband (von Pressentin Family Association) I express my formal sympathy to Susan’s family. We received the news of Susan’s passing just before our family renunion in Prestin (near Schwerin in Germany) and in the presence of family members from South Africa, Germany and the USA we were able to say a prayer and read a Psalm in our private family chapel in her name. We hope that this we be of some comfort. Sincerely, Friedrich-Franz v. Pressentin, Former Chairman

We didn't always see eye-to-eye but he was very good and passionate about what he did a former student of his I helped build some of the sets when I was in high school back in the 1980s the good old days

Mr. Ginsberg was an onry sweet man, whom I enjoyed. I knew him for many years and even though we were not close or friends really, I will miss him. I am sure he is happy to be reunited with his wife whom he spoke greatly of.

"Dirk and Bill" were the best PPB and ROCN partners on the planet. Both were often called as expert witnesses on drug trafficking organizations, and drug dealing techniques. At Bill's retirement from PPB, Dirk corrected Bill's wife on how many creams to put in his coffee--he spent more time with Bill than Bill's wife did. They were inseparable, and "the very best!"

So sorry to hear of Jodi's passing. She was a bright and vocal light at Unity of Beaverton as she pretty much ran the place when Ed Townley was minister back in the 1990's. She certainly did love to garden and her pies were legendary! God Speed on her next adventure.

I remember our beloved RHS classmate as reserved, loving and caring toward everyone. Please know her family is in my prayers.

Mike and I were so sad to here of Mike's passing. He was an exceptional individual.

A good friend from the Police Bureau. One of the best on any team. Good bye to Bill and my condolences to his family and long time partner and friend Dirk. So sorry I cant make the services. Love you Billy!

The Samman family send our heartfelt condolences to the members of Cathy’s family. We Already miss her.

Cathy was the big sister to my best friend, but I looked up to her as well. It was truly a pleasure growing up with her a couple houses down. I will always remember her kindness and her smile. My sincere condolences to the entire Konick family at this difficult time.

Cathy, It was a privilege and pleasure knowing you while growing up as a close neighbor. You will be remembered always and missed dearly.

Cathy was that quintessential caring person who loved her family, friends, animals and our country dearly. She was the glue who annually updated us on family milestones, made a wicked cole slaw, traveled widely and got the most out of life. I think we were all lucky to have had her in our lives, and she will be remembered for her kindness and wisdom. Cathy will be in my heart for as long as I live.

Our condolences to all of you on the passing of Susan. She was so mellow and caring. Love, Eric and Susan

Susan was an incredible blessing to all of us at LifeWorks NW. She cared deeply for our mission and treated everyone with great respect. She went out of her way to make everyone feel special. Her quiet strength, gentle spirit and great sense of humor will be greatly missed. We are so sorry for your loss. Mary