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SEHS Class of 61
Written Memorial Copies
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are written memorial copies that have been made
possible to share with others from our class. If you happen to have one
for a classmate and wish to share here, please by all means send it in to me and I will post it
here to share. Scanning works great. If you have current photo's please send them along and I
will post them. Light
blue for boys and pink for girls.
Just cuts down on simple confusion.
I decided to leave the hyper-links for
locations and such hooked up. That
does not mean that they are still going
to work, if still active. It has
been a few years for some of these and
they might not be hyper on the other end
any longer. Chances are yours.
Please understand that some of the
photo's are not transferable to the web
page. Portable documents that are
sent to me have to be retyped by me and
I can't get the photo out. If some
of you know how to do that let me know,
please.
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James
Peter
Baxter
November 18, 1942 -
May 18, 2011
A
celebration of life
will be from 3 p.m.
to 5 p.m.
Thursday, May 26,
at Shadow Hills
Country Club for
James Peter Baxter
of Eugene, who died
May 18 of cancer. He
was 68.
He was born Nov. 18,
1942, in Eugene to
Clay and Virginia
Wheeler Baxter.
He married Pamela
Buck on Sept. 22,
1967, in Eugene.
He held a bachelor’s
degree and worked as
an
independent sales
representative.
Survivors include
his wife; two sons,
Brad of Boise and
Jeff of Portland;
three brothers, Clay
Baxter of
Coburg, Tom
Mohr of
Gulf Shores, Ala.,
and Bob Mohr of
Tacoma; a sister,
Carolyn Turnbull of
Bainbridge Island,
Wash.; and
three grandchildren.
Arrangements by
Major Family Funeral
Home in
Springfield.
Remembrances to the
American Cancer
Society.
As
printed in the
"Register Guard "
news paper.
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James W. "Jim" Brooke February 5, 1943 - April 30, 2011
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Long time Sisters resident Jim Brooke took his leave of this earth on April 30, from a hemorrhagic stroke a week prior. Jim's final days resembled a good nap, which during his life gave him an extreme sense of joy. Known to all for his cheery attitude, he loved to watch the comings and goings of Sisters from his favorite sunny spot on the porch of the big red house.
Born to Dr. and Mrs. James W. Brooke on February 5, 1943, in New York City, Jim grew up in Eugene, where he ran with a pack of like-minded boys and honed his love of a good practical joke. The star of South Eugene High School, he went on to Harvard University in Cambridge, Mass. where he received a bachelor's degree in biology. In 1965 he returned to the Eugene area, where he worked in the wood products industry and spent some time as a commercial fisherman out of Reedsport. He married Sandy Bingham in 1978 and became the father of his only daughter, Christen.
Bend Research and a job as a chemist brought the family to Central Oregon in 1979. At Bend Research he was credited with three patents. Jim had already spent time in 1977 working as a science teacher at Bend High. Jim enjoyed the Central Oregon outdoor lifestyle with his family and was always looking for more ways to have fun, like flying ultra-light aircraft, boating, camping and hiking. Some may remember him as the ring announcer for Deschutes Station's Saturday night fights.
His gracious ability to share his beautiful mind with everyone he knew was his gift to us, and all who knew him loved him.
Jim is survived by his brother and sister-in-law, Rich and Liz Brooke of Lake Oswego; nephew and niece-in-law, Rich and Nikki Brooke; and grandnieces Charlotte and Madison, of Beaverton; nephew Jim Brooke of Lake Oswego; nieces, Karli Middlewood Lee of Brisbane, Australia, and Psyche de Christo of Malibu; daughter Christen; son-in-law Christian; and grandchildren, Sydney and Chance Gladu of Bend. He was preceded in death by his parents and his sister, Kristine Brooke Middlewood.
A celebration of life potluck will be held Saturday, May 28, 2 to 5 p.m. at Daggett's, 282 W. Main Ave., Sisters. Memorial contributions can be made to the Kiwanis Food Bank, P.O. Box 1296, |
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Reprinted from the
Eugene Register
Guard
article that
appeared on October
4, 2010
Steven Turner
Steven Ray Turner
of Eugene died
Sept. 30 of
heart failure
at age 56. No
service is planned.
He was born Jan.
23, 1943, in
San Diego to
Arlie and Dolly
McElhenney Turner.
He graduated from
South Eugene High
School, and
worked as a forklift
operator for
Georgia Pacific
for 44 years,
retiring in 2005.
Survivors include
his partner, Terry
Grondona; his
mother; a son, David
of Beaverton; a
daughter, Christy
Schloss of
Corvallis; two
brothers, Dean of
Eugene and Rex of
Salem; two sisters,
D'Anne Gilmore of
Milwaukie and
Gayle Buck of
Eugene; and five
grandchildren.
Arrangements by
Musgrove Family
Mortuary in Eugene.
Remembrances to
Relief Nursery.
Steven Ray Turner
Jan
23, 1943-Sep 30 2010
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CHARLENE GIBBENS: Newspaper Obituary and
Death Notice
Tri-City Herald (Kennewick, WA) -
February 14, 2007
Deceased Name: CHARLENE GIBBENS
Mueller's Tri-Cities
Funeral Home
Charlene Gibbens was
born August 19,
1943, in
Eugene, Oregon,
and went to be with
her Lord on February
6, 2007. A
celebration of her
life will be held
Saturday, February
17, 2007, at 11:00
a.m. at the
First Baptist Church
of Kennewick, 3700
W. 27th Ave.
Remembrances may be
made to the
Tri-Cities Cancer
Center. Charlene was
preceded in death by
her parents Stanley
and Bernice Gibbens,
and brother Ron
Gibbens. She is
survived by nieces
Kathy and Debbie
Gibbens, and nephew
Robbin Gibbens, all
from
Oregon.
Mueller's Tri-Cities
Funeral Home is in
charge of
arrangements. The
Family invites you
to sign their online
guest book at
http://www.
muellersfuneralhomes.com.
Author: Obituaries
Page: A9
Copyright, 2007,
Tri-City Herald (Kennewick, WA)
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Published in
Register Guard
6 January 2006.
William
Hagebush
A
memorial gathering
will be held Jan. 15
for Dr. William D.
Hagebush of Gresham,
formerly of Eugene,
who died Dec. 31 of
cancer. He was 62.
Hagebush was
born Nov. 4, 1943,
in St. Louis, to
William and Clyde
Gault
Hagebush. He married
Deborah Dean on Feb.
16, 1980, in Eugene.
He graduated
from
South Eugene High
School,
the
University of Oregon
and
Oregon Health
Sciences University
Dental School.
He practiced
dentistry in Eugene,
moved to
Gresham in
1989 and later
worked for
Gentle Dental
in
Portland. He
had mentored
students from
McKenzie River High
School.
Survivors
include his wife;
four children,
Christopher Woodward
of Eugene and Keith
Rogers, Tanya
Armanasco and
William Hagebush,
all of Portland; a
brother, Robert
Hagebush of
Springfield; and
five grandchildren.
The Jan. 15
gathering will be
from 2 p.m. to 5
p.m. at the family
home. Omega Funeral
& Cremation in
Portland is in
charge of
arrangements.
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re typed from
Eugene Register Guard.
Skin Diver’s Final Service Set
Thursday
Funeral services will be held Thursday
morning for a 17-year old Eugene Boy who
drowned Saturday afternoon while skin
diving in Odell Lake, 70 miles southeast
of Eugene.
The body of Steven Jesse Groves
was recovered shortly afternoon Monday
in about 200 feet of water.
He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. G. C.
Groves 3251 W. 18th Ave., and would have
been a senior next year at South Eugene
High School.
The Lane County coroner’s office said
Tuesday that the youths body was
recovered by two volunteer divers,
Robert Bowmark of Eugene, and Lyle Scott
of Creswell.
The coroner’s office said James Dawe, of
2005 Todd St.,
Eugene, was skin
diving with Groves in about 125 feet of
water Saturday when the oxygen supply
ran out in a tank carried by
Groves. They were off of the north
shore.
Dawe told the coroner’s office he
attempted to share his source of oxygen
and to help Groves to the surface. The
unsuccessful rescue was hampered by 16
pound weights worn by the divers to
reach the 125 ft level, the coroner’s
office said.
Groves was born March 27, 1943, at
Decatur, Ill.. He was a member of the
First Christain Church. McGaffey’s
Eugene Memorial Chapel is handling
funeral arrangements.
A memorial is being
established and contributions to the
fund may be made in Groves memory.
Survivors also include two brothers,
Gary C. and Gregory T., both of Eugene.
http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=chhWAAAAIBAJ&sjid=4eIDAAAAIBAJ&pg=5666%2C627630 |
Mary
Ann Wilson Hansen February 2, 1943
- December 6, 1993
Hansen,
Mary Ann: Newspaper Obituary and Death
Notice
St. Paul Pioneer Press (MN) - December
6, 1993
Deceased Name: Hansen, Mary Ann
Hansen, Mary Ann, (nee Wilson) age 50,
formerly of St. Paul & Mpls, died at her
home, Mercer Island, WA, Dec 3 of
malignant brain tumor. Survived by
husband Dr. John A. Hansen, and by
parents, former U of M Pres. & Mrs. O.
Meredith Wilson, Eugene, OR. Also
survived by children, Eric, Peter &
Constance, & 5 siblings. Funeral Today,
Holy Trinity Luth. Church, Mercer
Island.
Edition: Metro Final
Page: 5B
Copyright (c) 1993
St. Paul Pioneer Press
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Register Guard on 3
May 2005 regarding the death of
classmate Michael Newton Griffin.
Griffin - Michael "Mike" Griffin, of
Springfield, died May 2. A memorial
service will be at 11 a.m. Friday at
Walker Church, Saginaw. Burial will be
at 1 p.m. Friday at Camp Creek Cemetery,
Springfield. Andreason's Cremation
& Burial Service, Eugene, in charge of
arrangements.
Michael Newton
Griffin
August 25, 1942 - May 2, 2005 |
Mildred ‘Vonnie' LaVonne Chubb:
Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice
Bulletin, The
(Bend, OR) - May 5, 2008
Deceased Name:
Mildred ‘Vonnie' LaVonne Chubb
Dec. 18, 1942 -
April 18, 2008
Mildred "Vonnie" LaVonne Chubb, of Bend,
died April 18. She was 65.
No services are
planned.
Mrs. Chubb was born Dec. 18, 1942, in
Salem, the daughter of Cecil and Ruth
Tipton. Mrs.
Chubb was a nurse, retiring in 2001.
Survivors include two sons, Troy and
Terry, both of Bend; a brother, Rich
Gould, of The
Dalles; a sister, Jackie Gould; and
three grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her father,
Cecil Tipton, her mother, Ruth
Gould, and a
brother.
Autumn Funerals of Bend is in charge of
arrangements.
Copyright
(c) 2008, The Bulletin, Bend OR, Western
Communiations Inc.
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