James Anthony Mansanarez, age 56, resident of The Dalles, Oregon passed away August 1, 2021. Spencer, Libby & Powell Funeral Home in care of arrangements.

Emilia Barajas, age 65, resident of The Dalles, Oregon, passed away July 26, 2021. Funeral Mass will be held 11:00 AM Friday August 13, 2021 at St. Peter Catholic Church, 1222 W 1oth. St. , The Dalles, Oregon, Rite of Committal will follow at St. Peter Catholic Cemetery. Spencer, Libby & Powell Funeral Home in care of arrangements.

Eldred Rathkey, 99, passed away July 27, 2021, in The Dalles, Oregon.  He was born on June 30 1922, in Astoria, Oregon to John and Amy Gladys Rathkey.  He was one of three children and grew up in the Tenmile area of Douglas County. 

He married Virginia Newman in 1944, whom he met during the war, they had a long marriage of 35 years, with two children, Raymond Rathkey, and Rita Rathkey.  Virginia preceded him in death, March 1979, Raymond also preceded him in death, July 2014.

Eldred married LaVine Knowles / Pelles in December 1979, they enjoyed 42 years together.  Eldred is survived by his wife, LaVine, The Dalles; his sister, Dorothy Schattenkerk, of Winston, Oregon; his daughter, Rita Rathkey, The Dalles; four grandchildren and five great grandchildren.

Eldred Rathkey served in the Air Force during World War II, as an airplane mechanic on the B-26 and B-25 airplanes in Texas and California.  Eventually he settled back in Oregon, in the Salem area, working as a model maker for Hewlitt Packard in McMinnville.  He loved fishing, gardening, and wood working.  Most of all he loved playing the piano, many of the old tunes and hymns he played without sheet music.  All he needed was to listen and play. 

Graveside services will be held 11:00 AM Saturday August 14, 2021 at I.O.O.F Cemetery, 1100 18th St., The Dalles, Oregon. Spencer, Libby & Powell Funeral Home in care of arrangements.

     Edwin Fred Anghilante was born on August 11, 1942, in St. Louis MO and passed away on November 28, 2020. 

     Ed moved to The Dalles when he was five years old with his mom and dad and younger brother, Dennis.  He attended St. Mary’s Academy and graduated from The Dalles High School in 1960. He went on to attend the University of Oregon on a track scholarship and was coached by Bill Bowerman.  He was on the 1962 NCAA Track and Field Championship Team and was inducted into the U of O Sports Hall of Fame in 1992.  Ed earned a Bachelors in Sociology from U of O and went on to earn a Masters in Social Work from the University of Utah.   

     Ed worked for the State of Oregon as a caseworker, supervisor and Branch Manager for Adult and Family Services, Children’s Services Division, and Senior and Disabled Services.  He retired when his children were in high school and was able to be very involved during their teen years.  Ed loved cars and would often help family and friends locate the perfect vehicle to meet their needs.  Ed also loved to play golf and joined The Dalles Country Club in 1974, the same year that he married Mary.   He worked hard at his golf game and had three “hole in one” over the course of his golfing life.    Ed cared about his family, friends and helping others.  He was out-going and friendly with a big personality that included everyone.  He is best remembered for his kind and tender heart. 

     He is survived by his wife, Mary; his children, Lisa Carol Anghilante, Erin Dray (Travis), Blake Anghilante (Randi), and Caitlin Pederson (Barry); four grandsons, Sawyer and Thatcher Dray, Archer Anghilante, and Remy Pederson. 

     He was preceded in death by his brother, Dennis Anghilante; his mother and stepfather, Alice and Fred Fax; and his father, Fred Anghilante.  

     Please remember Ed by embracing your own kind and tender heart.

 Memorial Mass ~ Masks Are Required

11:00 AM August 6, 2021

St. Peter Catholic Church

1222 W. 10th Street

The Dalles, Oregon

Rite of Committal

To follow

St. Peter Catholic Cemetery

Officiant ~ Rev. Father Steve Garza

Marilyn Barney was born June 18, 1931, to Joseph E and Hattie (Churchman) Trively in Randolph, Iowa.  She passed away July 29, 2021, in Kennewick, Washington.

Marilyn was raised in Hood River, Oregon and graduated from Hood River High School.  She married Marion Barney in 1951 and they moved to The Dalles. Marilyn was a bookkeeper for Gordon’s Men’s Wear for 23 years.  She and Marion bought Small Change, a consignment store, which they operated until their retirement.  Marilyn was active in The Dalles Jaycettes and later in Beta Sigma Phi Sorority.

Marilyn and her husband spent many summers on the river and later camping with all their friends.  They also enjoyed their yearly trips with friends.  She had a weekly lunch group with her wonderful friends from The Dalles for 50 years, she really looked forward to those Tuesdays.  Marilyn has always been close to her sisters and enjoyed many visits and lunches with them, including their daily phone calls.

After Marion’s passing, she was always grateful for the love and support of her neighbors and friends.

Her love in life was her Grandsons, she enjoyed traveling to the Tri-Cities to watch band performances and soccer games.  She was always very supportive of all their endeavors.  Though the most joy came from just playing card games and listening to their stories.

Marilyn is survived by her son, Greg (Renee’) Barney; grandsons, Gregory Barney and Sean Barney; sisters, Phyllis Masiker and Renee Duckwall; and many nieces and nephews.

Marilyn was preceded in death by husband, Marion; son, Brian; parents, Joe & Hattie; brother, Donald; sister, Jean.

Marilyn was loved by many and greatly missed.

A celebration of life will be held 2:00 PM August 14, 2021 at Spencer, Libby and Powell Funeral Home, 1100 Kelly Avenue, The Dalles, Oregon.   

The family requests no flowers.

     Linda Carol Cochenour, age 72, passed away unexpectedly July 26th, 2021.

     Linda was born in Sunnyside Washington on February 9th, 1949, to Paul Laverne Campbell and Alcy Aylene (McCully) Campbell.  After graduating from Wahtonka High School in 1967 Linda met David J Cochenour the love of her life in the fall of 1968.  While David was home on leave, they were married just a few months later on January 26th, 1969 at the First United Methodist Church in The Dalles, Oregon and moved to Meridian Mississippi where David was stationed at the Naval Air Base.  They had two sons, David Jr (Dawn) Cochenour, Jeff (Gina) Cochenour; grandchildren, Emilie Cochenour, David Cochenour III (Joey), Molly Cochenour, Megan Martin and Hailie Moulton. 

     She is also survived by her sister, Marilyn (Don) Immel; and numerous nephews and nieces, Sandy, David, Dan, Vic, Faye, Kim, Rachel, Eric, Mark, Matt, Rachel, Tiffany & Alison; as well as their children.

     Linda was preceded in death by her parents, Paul & Alcy Campbell; her husband, David Cochenour; siblings, Cherry Martinez, and Earl Campbell.

     Linda enjoyed traveling, spending time with family, playing cards and anything Disney.

     A Memorial “Celebration of Life” will be held at Calvary Baptist Church in The Dalles Oregon, Saturday, August 14th, 2021 at 12:00pm with lunch following in the gym.

Robert Michael Miller, age 84, resident of The Dalles, Oregon passed away July 18, 2021. A Celebration of Life will be held at a later date, details will be posted on Spencer, Libby & Powell website once finalized.

Lacy Lee Ament, age 40, resident of Moro, Oregon passed away July 23, 2021. A Memorial service will be held 10:00 AM Saturday August 7th, 2021 at Wasco Depot Park, with Pastor Bob Stone officiating. Spencer, Libby & Powell Funeral Home in care of arrangements.

Lacy ‘Nala’ Ament was born in Lander, Wyoming on the 19th of November, 1980 and left this earth too soon at the home of her mother in Moro, Oregon on July 23rd, 2021. Lacy leaves behind a much loved daughter, Faith Ament, and son, Alpha Warren, as well as her mother Jerrilea Mayfield, father Wayne Ament, brother Tyler Ament, sister  Amber DeGrange (Mike), grandmother Patricia Gabriel, several special nieces and nephews (Tyann, Ryker, Savanna, Mya and Tyson) and one very spoiled and obese orange cat named Tank. Lacy grew up in Sherman County and spent her adult life in parts of California, Utah and Colorado. She enjoyed snowboarding, horseback riding, running, and studying nutrition. Physical fitness was a huge priority to Lacy and she was usually found in workout clothes ready to do something active. Upon coming home to Sherman County in 2019, Lacy returned to the career path of massage therapy and worked hard, even during a pandemic, to achieve her licensure and college certification in the field. She had a devoted following of massage clients and prided herself on her ability to help people better feel better. Keeping an optimistic attitude was always the top priority to Lacy, spreading positivity and promoting happiness despite troubling times (even to the chagrin of her crankier family members). She is remembered for her kindness and generosity and joyous spirit. She loved to be involved and was looking forward to volunteering in her community as a youth group fitness coach, as an emergency medical/fire responder, as a mentor for those active or in recovery from addiction, and so many more plans. Lacy had giant goals to make the world a better place and she pushed towards them with passion and commitment. Her bright, beautiful soul will be deeply missed.     

     Phyllis Ellen Hart, 84, previously of Kennewick, Wash., passed away in Snoqualmie, Washington on June 28, 2021.    

     She was born on October 28, 1936, in Dufur, Oregon to Edra Ray and Ada Myrtle Tidwell.  She was the second oldest of five children.  As a young girl, Phyllis was key to keeping life on the farm going along in tip-top order on the ‘12-Mile Ranch.’  She tended to the livestock, planned and prepared meals for family and countless ranch-hands, and cared for her two younger brothers and sister.  She was active in the Dufur First Christian Church, as well as in 4-H where she secured many esteemed ribbons for her livestock and cooking. 

     Phyllis attended Northwest Christian College in Eugene, Ore. and following graduation, married Jack Lee Hart at the First Christian Church in Dufur, on June 21, 1959.  Phyllis and Jack were married just shy of 50 years.  Jack preceded her in death in February 2009. 

     Phyllis was active in the churches for which Jack served as Pastor:  The First Christian Church of Helena, Mont. 1962-1973; The First Christian Church of La Grande, Ore., 1973-1988; and The First Christian Church of Kennewick, Wash., 1988-1999.   She was active in the adult choirs, directed children's choirs, conducted fundraisers for the youth, organized and cooked for church dinners and bazaars, and baked countless numbers of cinnamon rolls and doughnuts and/or prepared and delivered meals to support so many throughout her communities.  

     During her time in Kennewick, Wash., she took great joy in bringing smiles to so many through her service as a Mary Kay consultant, and she also worked in the School District as the “lunch lady” (head cashier).  Phyllis took great pride in her work with the school district. She loved connecting with the students and made sure to know each of them by name. 

     Working with the youth was a particular passion for Phyllis, and this was a true gift that she delighted in, yet she worked tirelessly to support and care for all with whom she came in contact.  Her faith, kindness, and generosity radiated from her and touched the lives of many in her communities. 

     Phyllis is survived by her brothers Ted Tidwell (Dolores) of The Dalles, Ore., Dennis Tidwell (Deanna) of Hershey, Penn., Bill Tidwell (Louise) of Kalispell, Mont., and her sister Christine Angel (Jim) of Winchester, Idaho.  She is also survived by her daughters, Lorri Aldridge of Bend, Ore., and Sherri (Scott) Hart-King of North Bend, Wash. and her grandchildren Jared Aldridge, August King, River King, Sophia Seymour, and Ronan Seymour. 

     A memorial service will be held on Friday, August 6th at 10:00am at the Dufur Christian Church. 315 Harrison Street, Dufur, Oregon.  In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to memorial funds for scholarships or for work with youth via the LaGrande First Christian Church at P.O Box 953 LaGrande, OR 97850, or to the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital http://giftfunds.stjude.org and enter “Phyllis Hart” under “Find a Fund”.

James Joseph Booth, age 80, resident of Dufur, Oregon passed away July 23, 2021. Private graveside services will be held at Friend Cemetery, Friend, Oregon. Spencer, Libby & Powell Funeral Home in care of arrangements.

Mary Jane Arestad, age 97, resident of The Dalles, Oregon passed away July 19, 2021. Spencer, Libby & Powell Funeral Home in care of arrangements. A Celebration of Life will be held at a later date, details will be posted on Spencer, Libby & Powell Website once finalized.

     Carl A Barnett, age 96, passed away July 7, 2021, at the Oregon Veterans Home in The Dalles, OR.  Carl was known to his many friends as Barn or Barney and to his loving family as “PA”.

     Carl was born in The Dalles on February 5, 1925, to George Lawrence and Lola May (Schadewitz) Barnett.  The family resided in Kent, OR and included siblings Melvin (Bud) L Barnett, Rose Ellen Palmer and Ernest (Gene) Eugene Barnett. 

     Carl married his high school sweetheart, Mary Helen Fargher, on May 22, 1942. They had three daughters, Karen Ann (Rogers) Murray, Pamela May (Jim) Duncan and Karletta Lea (Ralph) Carrithers. Grandchildren: Matt & Tracy Tidyman, Sheri (Dave) Talamantes, James J (Tricia) and Julie Duncan, Brian (Salena) & Jason (Sara) LaFaver. Great-grandchildren:  Duncan Talamantes, Erika (Kevin) Cabral and Ryan Talamantes, Hailey & Lexi Duncan, Kayla Rott, Bryce, Brock, Lucas, and Samuel LaFaver.  All family, especially grandchildren and great-grandchildren, were a very important part of his life.

     Carl was proceeded in death by his parents George & Lola, his wife Mary Helen, siblings Bud, Rose (John), Gene (Janet), daughter Karen and her children Matt and Tracy Tidyman.

     In 1939, Carl’s parents moved the family from Kent to purchase and operate the Cow Canyon Service Station, Cabins and Café.  At that time, Carl started school at Maupin High where he met the love of his life Mary Helen.  After their marriage in 1942, Carl worked for his father farming their property on Juniper Flat.  He enlisted in the Navy in 1944 during WWII.  He was a Seaman 1st Class (Landing Craft Operator) in the Asiatic-Pacific.  Carl was honorably discharged in 1946, at which time he returned to Maupin to be with his wife and daughters.  Over the next 10 years Carl had many different occupations; he was involved in the 1947 construction of the PP&L highline crossing the Deschutes River; he and his family caravanned with other construction workers to many different job locations; owned and operated Madras Freightlines in Madras OR was a car salesman for Eddins Motor Co in The Dalles.  He was one of their top salesmen, selling many cars & trucks to residents/farmers of south county. Carl and brother Gene purchased the Shell Oil Gas Station in Maupin in 1956, it was the beginning of Barnett Brothers Service.  Carl also operated the Shell Oil distributorship delivering gas, diesel & oil to ranchers & farmers throughout south county.  During this time Carl and Gene donated many hours to the Southern Wasco County Ambulance Service caring for and transporting patients to Mid-Columbia Hospital in The Dalles. Carl was also a part-time school bus driver for Wasco County Union High School where he not only transported students to school but to athletic events, senior skips, etc.  In 1967, Carl began working for Wasco Electric Co-op as a ground man (grunt) out of the Maupin Office, he retired in 1987.

     On a personal note, Carl was known to all friends, co-workers, and family as a wonderful man, with a huge heart and a love of life.  His laugh was infectious, one we will all remember and cherish.  Not only was he a bull-shitter (some even calling him professional) but he had a gift of sharing some of the best stories and jokes around.  One of his families most beloved quotes is “I might not always be right, but I am never wrong”, it should have been “I never admit I’m wrong”, which we loved too. Carl was an avid hunter most of his life.  He treasured his elk and deer hunting trips and found great pleasure reliving the stories with family and friends.

     Some of the organizations Carl was involved with over the years:  Maupin Lions Club, Elks, Eagles, Maupin Booster Club, American Legion Post #73, and Masons of Oregon. One of Carl’s proudest moments was in October 2020, when he received the Master Mason “65 Year Award” from the Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Oregon.

     In 1994, Carl and Mary Helen moved to The Dalles where they enjoyed a new retirement life.  Unfortunately, after 55 years of marriage, Mary Helen passed away in 1997 after a long illness.  Carl purchased property again in Maupin moving back in 1999.  After several medical events, Carl sold his property and moved in with his daughter Karletta and husband Ralph in 2005.  He was able to live with them until suffering a medical event that required him to move to the Oregon Veterans Home where he resided for two months before his death. Special thanks to the Oregon Veterans Home and to Nicole Pashek, ANP, for their kindness and care of our beloved father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. 

     Because of Carl and Mary Helen’s many years of service to Southern Wasco County Ambulance Service, donations may be made to:  SWCAS, P O Box 125, Maupin OR 97037.

     Graveside services will be held at the Odd Fellows Cemetery in The Dalles on July 24th at 11am.  Viewing of Carl will be available from 8 to 10am the morning of the service at Spencer, Libby, and Powell Funeral Home. A Memorial “Celebration of Life” (potluck) will follow at the American Legion Hall on main street in Maupin at 2pm.

Richard (Dick) J. Schon was born on Feb. 14, 1937. He went to be with the Lord unexpectedly on July 16, 2021, from complications from pneumonia.

     He was born in Cleveland, Ohio, and grew up in Hollywood, California.  He attended College in San Jose and later became a merchant seaman in 1957. He married the love of his life, Claudia Jean Buvens, in 1962. He joined the Air Force reserve, where he served until honorably discharged in 1966.

     His career as a human resource manager took him from California to Arizona to Washington and finally to Oregon, where he retired from Northwest Aluminum.

     Loving husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. Respected and fondly remembered for his kindness and generous spirit. Dick was a very active and proud parishioner of St. Peter's Catholic Church and served many roles. He was a member of The Knights of Columbus, a lector, an usher, and he was always available to serve the homebound. He had a special place in his heart to help those who were in need and found many opportunities to be generous, including all the times he would stop to assist a car broken down or the times he would buy someone homeless a meal. His children would also like to apologize to all the people he stopped to help as he really didn’t know what he was doing, but he sure could kick a tire in solidarity!

     His family fondly remembers his love for fishing, camping, playing the guitar around the campfire and listening and dancing to Harry Belafonte, his bad Dad jokes and excellent skills in armchair quarterbacking.

     Dick was preceded in death by his loving wife Claudia, mother Helen, father Bob Geisinger and great-grandson Jaxon. He is survived by his children, Jim (Sharon) Schon, Susan (Bret) Rood, Kathy (Rod) Schon-Dines, and Patrick (Jenny) Schon; his grandchildren Jacob, Cammy, Claudia, Zoey, Bodhi, and Ayla; great-grandkids Stella and Orrin; and sisters Naomi and Mary; and brother John.

     May heaven be full of oil free driveways, no yellow spots on the lawn and days with perfect BBQ weather.

Services are scheduled for Saturday July 24, 2021, at St. Peter Catholic, Church, The Dalles, Oregon, Rosary at 11:30, Mass at 12:00 with Rite of Committal to follow at St. Peter Catholic Cemetery.

     Michelle Lee Harmon was born November 12, 1974, to Ed Heath and Linda (Powell) Heath in Bend Oregon.  She passed away at home, surrounded by family and friends, jamming to her favorite music. 

      She graduated high school in Folsom, California and attended college in Bend, Oregon where she met the love of her life, Andy Harmon, who was also her favorite travel companion; they had many adventures together and Costa Rica was a special happy destination that they visited many times.   

     Michelle worked in multiple fields throughout her life, living and working in Oregon, Alaska, Colorado, and California.  Michelle thrived on adventure - her latest job in The Dalles was Tour Guide with Shoreline Excursions. 

     Michelle was a Master Gardener in addition to creating her special designs and creations.  It was her family and friends that were most important to her, she loved her people deeply.      

          Michelle is survived by her husband, Andy Harmon; sons, Logan and Wade Harmon; parents, Ed Heath and Linda Heath; sister, Marnie Olcott; brother, Chad Heath; stepsisters, Linda and Jenny; cousins, Candy, Cody, Melissa, Chris, Craig, Cathy, and Stephen.

Sherri Fern Hill, age 75, resident of The Dalles, Oregon passed away July 17, 2021. Services will be held at a later date in Fosil, Oregon, details will be posted on Spencer, Libby & Powell website once finalized.

Phyllis Ellen Hart, age 84, resident of North Bend, Washington, passed away June 28, 2021. Funeral services will be held 10:00 AM, Friday, August 6, 2021 at Dufur Christian Church, 315 Harrison St., Dufur, Oregon ( the Church she and her beloved husband Jack were married in 1959); burial committal will follow at I.O.O.F. Cemetery/Parklawn, 2565 Three Mile Rd., The Dalles, Oregon. Spencer, Libby & Powell Funeral Home in care of arrangements.

Glenn Elden Ellett, age 89, resident of The Dalles, Oregon passed away July 10, 2021. Services will be held at a later date, details will be posted on Spencer, Libby & Powell Website once finalized.

Roger Columbus Dick Sr., age 72, resident of Toppenish, Washington, passed away July 16, 2021. Services have been held and burial was at Beavert Cemetery, Pine Springs, Washington. Spencer, Libby & Powell Funeral Home in care of arrangements.

Bobbie Lee Ward, age 93, resident of The Dalles, Oregon passed away July 12, 2021. Spencer, Libby & Powell Funeral Home in care of arrangements.

     Betty Laura (Jackson) Sholl, long-time resident of The Dalles, Oregon, died in her sleep on July 13, 2021, at Flagstone Senior Living in The Dalles. She was 94.

     Betty and her twin, Dorothy, were born January 10, 1927, in Lansing, Michigan to parents Frederic and Mary Jackson, joining older siblings Helen and Arthur. On February 27, 1927, Betty was baptized as a child of God at Emmanuel First Lutheran Church in Lansing, Michigan, and then later, around age 13, was confirmed in her Lutheran faith and received her first Holy Communion. After completing her education, she and Dorothy worked at the Lansing State Police Department.

     On September 20, 1950, Betty married Maurice (Maury) Sholl in Lansing. In their early years, they lived in Ohio, where their four children were born. In 1957, the young family moved cross-country to the Tieton Ranger Station near White Pass, Washington. Moves followed to Portland, Oregon in 1967 then, finally to The Dalles in 1973. In 2006, after 55 years of love and adventure, Maury died. Betty continued

her life journey with the support of her loving family.

     Betty, a devoted wife, mother, and master homemaker had wide-ranging interests and legendary determination. Betty was blessed with impressive skills in quilting, knitting, sewing, embroidery, applique, and wallpapering and won numerous blue ribbons at the Wasco County Fair. She gardened, canned, decorated, created a welcoming home and enjoyed entertaining. Memories of luscious pot roasts, corn pudding, homemade pies and other delicacies will linger in the minds of those who sat around her table. She enjoyed extensive travels with Maury and was always ready to make a puzzle, play board games, savor a glass of wine and indulge herself with some chocolate. Betty's faith guided her throughout her lifetime – she loved her church. She was head cook at church camp for many years, which she loved. She and Maury were on the planning committee for the current Bethany Lutheran Church. Following strict parameters, Betty hand-stitched and embroidered all the

altar paraments which are used every Sunday. She loved singing in the choir, was famous for her sauerkraut and sausage at church pot-lucks and loved supplying roses from her garden to adorn the altar.

     Betty and Maury joined The Dalles Country Club in 1974 developing lifetime friendships. Betty volunteered at Mid-Columbia Medical Center for 45 years. After years as a regular member of The Dalles Chamber of Commerce, Betty was named an honorary lifetime member in 2008. She also generously supported numerous local causes.

     Betty was preceded in death by her husband, parents, all her siblings,in-laws, and grandson Ryan Sholl.

     She is survived by her children, Daniel A. Sholl of Guanajuato, Mexico, Margaret E. Atchison and husband Kim of The Dalles, Jeanne A. Tindall and husband Scott of Albany, Oregon, Gwendolyn J. Sholl and Karin Jackson of Corvallis, Oregon; grandchildren, Felix Herrada and wife Laurel, Gresham, Oregon, Camille Sarder and husband Mahmud, New York, New York, Natasha Pineda and husband Jose, Anchorage, Alaska, Rory Sholl, Portland, Oregon, Evan Michaels and wife Kelly, Andover, Massachusetts, Keith Michaels and wife Kyung-hwa, Ephraim, Utah, Vanessa Michaels, Denver, Colorado; great grandchildren, William and Natalie Herrada, Eva, Aden and Adrian Sarder, Sofia and

Cruz Pineda, Micaila and Lorelei Michaels, and Sebin Michaels.

      Public viewing will be available at Spencer, Libby & Powell Funeral Home on Friday, July 30th from 2:00-6:00 PM, the funeral service will be held on Saturday, July 31st at 10:00 AM at Bethany Lutheran Church, 2323 E. 12th St., The Dalles, Oregon, graveside committal will follow at I.O.O.F. Cemetery/ Parklawn Cemetery, 2565 Three Mile Road, The Dalles, Oregon.

     A luncheon back at the church will follow the burial.  All are welcome to gather at Betty's home at the close of events at 2625 E. 15th, The Dalles, Oregon.

     In lieu of flowers, Betty requested remembrances be made to Bethany Lutheran Church Building Fund, a cause dear to both her and Maury.