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Lincoln - Family History & Genealogy Message Board
- Re: Obit Request Hansine Marthea (Jensen) Hanson, d 5 JUN 1958
Thank you very much for the info, Judy. -) - Re: Obit Request Hansine Marthea (Jensen) Hanson, d 5 JUN 1958
Hi,
To find an obituary in Lincoln County, contact the Lincoln County Genealogy Society, http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~orygs/
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Oregon Library System, www.oregonlibraries.net/ and ask them which library in the county provides an obituary service
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University of Oregon, http://libweb.uoregon.edu/general/gethelp.html .
In Multnomah County go to Random Acts Genealogical Kindness, www.raogk.org, read instructions, choose Oregon, choose Multnomah Co.
You can send me an email, judyartley1@msn.com if you have any other questions. Successful Searching! - Kenneth Donald Campbell --Obituary
The News Times
Newport, OR
June 10, 2009
Kenneth Donald Campbell
Kenneth Donald Campbell, 74, of Lincoln City, Ore., died June 3, 2009 at his home.
He was born Feb. 4, 1935 to Donald and Delores Boudreau Campbell in Milwaukee, Wis. On June 3, 1956, he graduated from Washington State University in Pullman, Wash. with a degree in mechanical engineering.
During college, he served in the ROTC for four years in Pullman and Bellevue, Wash. and earned the rank of second lieutenant. He spent six months at Fort Belvoir for his officer training. He also served in the National Guard in Poulsbo, Wash. for three years.
On Dec. 29, 1956, he married June Winegarden in Wenatchee, Wash.
He spent the majority of his career working for Boeing Airplane Corporation. He worked for 27 years with the Boeing Space Program in Kent, Wash. and spent nine years in the Boeing Space/Missile Program in Arlington, Va. He also worked in Huntsville, Ala. and worked for one year as a North American Engineer in Downey Calif. and Long Beach, Calif. In 1992, he retired after 36 years of work with Boeing.
He was a life member of the NRA and a member of the Huntsville Gun Club. He also volunteered with the Bellevue Police Department, was a member of RV Miracle Milers and a member of St. Peter the Fisherman Lutheran Church. He enjoyed RVing, traveling and reading.
He was preceded in death by his father, Donald Campbell in 1982 and mother, Delores Campbell in 2001.
He is survived by his wife, June Campbell of Lincoln City; son, Todd Kenneth Campbell of Pacific City; daughter, Pamela Campbell Proehl; and grandsons, Westin T. Proehl and Connor K. Proehl.
No services are planned. Memorial donations may be made to Samaritan Pacific Hospice, P.O. Box 945, Newport, OR 97365.
Affordable Burial and Cremation in Lincoln City is handling arrangements. - R. Larry Cox --Obituary
The News Times
Newport, OR
June 12, 2009
R. Larry Cox
R. Larry Cox, 66, of Albany and Waldport, Ore., died June 5, 2009 at his home.
He was born Aug. 9, 1942 to Orie Henry and VidaMae Housely Cox in Albany. He was the descendent of early Oregon pioneers as his great-grandfather, Lewis Cox, came by wagon train on the Applegate Trail and settled east of Albany in 1846.
Cox graduated from Albany High School in 1960. He then attended Salem Tech for one year, where he studied drafting. In 1962, he began his career at ATI Wah Chang.
In November 1963, he married Doris Katherine Boyer, and together they raised three sons, Brian, Chadwick and Dana.
After 40 years with ATI Wah Chang, he retired due to dermatomyositis, an auto-immune disease. He lived for 11 years with the illness. He will be remembered as a strong warrior with a friendly personality.
He was most happy driving tractors and being on the Century Farm, which belonged to his family since 1846.
He is survived by his wife, Doris Cox; sons, Brian Dean (Kazzie) Cox, Chadwick Jason (Miguel) Cox and Dana Lewis Cox; sister, Marlene (Jim) DeForest; grandchildren, Shaelyn, Alieyah, and Benjamin; aunts, Georgia Holt and Myrtle Cox and many nieces, nephews and other family members.
A family celebration of his life will be at a later date. His ashes will be spread in the fir grove on the farm that he loved so much. Memorial donations may be made to Samaritan Evergreen Hospice, 1046 6th Ave. SW, Albany, OR, 97321 or the Kidney Association of Oregon.
Affordable Burial and Cremation in Newport is handling arrangements. - Grace J. Hodgkins --Obituary
The News Times
Newport, OR
June 12, 2009
Grace J. Hodgkins
Grace J. Hodgkins, 88, of Waldport, Ore., died April 17, 2009 at her home.
She was born Jan. 17, 1921 to William and Margaret Wiggins in London, England. She attended schools in London and was attending business college when World War II began.
During the war, she went to work primarily for banking institutions. Her love of animals prompted her to sign up with the Animal Guard during the bombing of London. She would seek out injured or abandoned animals that were left homeless due to families fleeing the city or being killed during the blitz.
She met and later married Walter F. Hodgkins while he was stationed briefly in London. After the war, the couple spent time in Sri Lanka, while Walter filmed a documentary. They then returned to his home in Pasadena, Calif. in 1949. In 1989, after Walter’s retirement, they moved to Florence, and after his death in 2004, she moved to Waldport.
She enjoyed reading and writing. Her command of the English language and her writing skills led to her work ghostwriting and writing magazine articles.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Walter E. Hodgkins; sister, Margie Holiday; brother, Edwin Wiggins; and granddaughter, Ashley Prado-McComb.
She is survived by her daughters, Kandy and Valerie; son, Edwin; grandchildren, Wendy, Tammy and Mitchell; great-grandchildren, Kara, Ryan, Troy and Kristen; and several nieces and nephews in England and Australia.
No services are planned. Neptune Society is handling arrangements. - Re: Josephine Engel --Photo attached
Here is the photo that ran with the same obituary as appears above but including attached photo below. - Jack D. Owens --Obituary
The News Times
Newport, OR
June 17, 2009
Jack D. Owens
Jack D. Owens, 84, of Newport, Ore., died June 10, 2009 at his home.
He was born July 7, 1924 to David R. and Mildred A. Williams Owens in Honolulu, Hawaii. He graduated from Roosevelt High School in Honolulu and attended the University of Hawaii for one year.
When he was 17, he contracted polio and was in Queens Hospital in Honolulu during the bombing of Pearl Harbor. Though he was in a body cast at the time, he brought joy to the soldiers in the hospital by telling them jokes and reading comic books.
He then had the opportunity to join his longtime friends and travel to Alaska on a converted U.S. Army landing craft. The journey took 18 rough days at sea, but the group of Hawaiian boys survived to reach Seattle safely before progressing to Cordova, Alaska. There, he worked as a logger before returning to Honolulu.
While in Honolulu, his sister Gwen introduced him to Bette Gibson. He and Bette were married Feb. 3, 1949 in Honolulu. They moved back to Cordova in 1950 and their first child, David, was born. While there, he worked for the Fish and Wildlife Service, and their second son, Jim, was born in 1953.
The family then moved back to Hawaii in 1954 and their daughter, Cheryl, was born in 1956. During this time, he worked for his father’s paint company. In 1969, they moved to Salem. He returned to school and received a degree in property appraisal. He began work for Lincoln County before working with Family Federal as an appraiser and then starting his own business.
He and Bette moved to Newport in 1974 and joined the First Presbyterian Church, where he served as deacon. Additionally, he volunteered with the Oregon Coast Aquarium since its opening. He was also a member of DeMolay in Honolulu and the Newport Rotary.
He enjoyed traveling and making small models of landmarks he visited throughout Europe. He also collected hats and had more than 300 in his collection. He will be remembered for his quick wit and humor and the ability to make others smile.
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