PEARLE S. HETTICK
Memorial services for Pearle S. Hettick will be held
Wednesday, May at 1 p.m. in the First Christian Church,
2203 Fourth Street, Tillamook. Mrs. Hettick died Friday,
April 29, in Tillamook. She was born in Corvallis on
Dec. 10, 1908 to George and Effie Lincoln White. She
attended school in Antioch and Stockton, Calf. and in
Tillamook. In October 21928 she was united in marriage
to Frank Hettick, Sr. Mrs. Hettick was a past president
of VFW Auxiliary, past president of World War I
Auxiliary, past secretary of that organization, and a
member of the First Cristian Church. She volunteered in
many activities to benefit the Veterans Hospital, making
quilts and art projects, she and her late husband Frank
Hettick, Sr, served as Grand Marshall's for the 1987
June Dairy Parade. Mrs. Hettick is survived by one son
and daughter-in-law, Frank and Shirley Hettick of West
Linn, one daughter and son-in-law Mary and Richard Dean
of Tillamook; eight grandchildren and six
great-grandchildren; one sister Leona Grunder of
Tillamook; several nieces and nephews; and a host of
friend. She was preceded in death by her husband, Frank,
by just one year and a day. Following the memorial
service, a short graveside service will be held at the
IOOF Cemetery, with Waud's funeral in care of the
service. In lieu of flowers friends may with to
contribute to Focus on the Family Ministry, Pomona
Calif. 91799, or the Portland Rescue Mission, PO Box
3713, Portland, OR 97208-3713
(Submitted by Kyle M. Condon)
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NAME:
Lewis Samuel Hushbeck, Sr.
COUNTY: Tillamook
STATE: OR
NEWSPAPER: Tillamook Herald
DATE:
May 22, 1902
Died. Mr. Hushbeck, who has been
teaming between this place and Woods, succumbed last
Friday to heart failure. He had been in this city and
returned with a load of merchandise to Woods for Mr.
Robedee’s store and upon reaching his destination,
complained of being ill. He laid down on a cot in the
rear of Mr. Robedee’s store where he breathed his last a
few minutes later. Deceased leaves a wife and several
children.
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NAME:
Sarah Augusta (nee Kennedy) Hushbeck
COUNTY:
Tillamook
STATE: OR
NEWSPAPER: Tillamook
Herald
DATE: December 3, 1925
Mrs.
Hushbeck Dies After Long Illness
Funeral
services conducted by the local chapter of Eastern Star
were held Tuesday morning for Mrs. Sarah Hushbeck who
died Sunday morning at the age of 68 years and following
a lingering illness. Mrs. Hushbeck, who was born in
Jackson County, Iowa, February 8, 1858, has been a
resident of Tillamook County since 1892 and of Tillamook
city since 1913. In 1860 she came to California with her
parents and to Oregon in 1875. Her marriage to Mr.
Hushbeck was September 14, 1879. She had been affiliated
with the Baptist Church since childhood, and at the time
of her death was a member of the Eastern Star and
Rebekah lodges, and Woman’s Relief Corps. She is
survived by four sons, L. S. and Clarence A. Hushbeck of
Tillamook, Thomas A. Hushbeck of Buffalo, Wyoming, and
V. R. Hushbeck of Cloverdale; and two daughters, Mary A.
Thun of Cloverdale and Florence E. Norton of Oregon
City. Three brothers and a sister also survive. Her
husband died in 1902. The services were held at the
Henkle Chapel. Burial was at the Kennedy Cemetery at
Cloverdale. Rev. W. J. Morrow of the Methodist Church of
Tillamook preached the funeral sermon.
Submitted
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NAME: Lewis Samuel Hushbeck, Jr.
COUNTY: Tillamook
STATE: OR
NEWSPAPER: unknown
DATE: May
21. 1953
Lewis Samuel Hushbeck
Lewis Samuel Hushbeck passed away at the Bennett
Nursing Home on May 14, 1953 at the age of 72 years nine
months and 11 days. He was born on August 2, 1880 at
Watsonville, California. He came with his parents to
Oregon in 1892 where they lived on a farm overlooking
the Nestucca River. He was united in marriage to Eva
Belle Burroughs at Portland, Oregon, on October 22,
1908. He became a member of the Cloverdale Baptist
Church in 1899. Mr. and Mrs. Hushbeck came to East
Beaver in 1909 where he was assistant cheesemaker. In
1912, they moved to Tillamook and for the past 14 years
have resided on their home up the Wilson River. He was a
member of the Pioneer Association, a 45-year Jewel
member of Tillamook Lodge No. 94 IOOF, a member of
Morning Star Rebekah Lodge No. 52, a charter member of
Beaver Rebekah Lodge. He is survived by his wife Eva and
one brother, Ray Hushbeck, and hosts of friends.
Services were conducted on Monday, May 18, at 2 PM in
the Lundberg and Son Memorial with Rev. J. C. Stevens of
the Baptist Church officiating. Mrs. Wendell Werner was
the soloist and Mrs. D. H. Near accompanist. Graveside
services under the auspices of the IOOF Lodge were
conducted. Lester Donaldson acted as Noble Grand and A.
E. Hagglund as chaplain. Bearers were George Hoskins,
Verner Holden, Bud Cawley, J. M. Wilson, Lee Doty, and
Frank Freeman. There were many beautiful flowers, and
the attendance testified to the high regard in which he
was held.
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NAME: Mary
Augusta (nee Hushbeck) Thun
COUNTY: Tillamook
STATE: OR
NEWSPAPER: Tillamook Headlight-Herald
DATE: April 9, 1953
Mrs. Mary Augusta Thun
Mrs. Mary Augusta Thun, resident of
Tillamook County for many, many years, passed away at
the age of 70 years nine months and 29 days at the
Tillamook County General Hospital. Mrs. Thun was born on
June 8, 1882 at Watsonville, California. She was united
in marriage to Fred Paul Thun at Cloverdale on September
19, 1906. Mr. and Mrs. Thun have resided in Tillamook
city for the past ten years but in the county for many
years. She was a member of the Nazarene Church and had
many friends among its members and in the
community.Besides her husband, she is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. Alice Blankenship of Willamina; four
sons, Paul of Cottage Grove, Floyd of Santa Monica,
Calif., Clark of Cloverdale, and Lee Thun of Tillamook;
two brothers, Lewis Sam Hushbeck of Tillamook and Ray
Hushbeck of Cloverdale; and 15 grandchildren. Funeral
services will be conducted on Friday, April 10 at 2:00
PM in the Tillamook Church of the Nazarene, Rev. Roscoe
Pershall officiating. Mrs. Marvin Anderson, accompanied
by Mrs. Thomas Spivey, will sing “A Perfect Day” and
“Shadows.” Bearers will be Lucius Brode, Fred Reusser,
Victor Learned, Sr., Clark Thun, Sr., Alwin Blum, Myron
Blanchard. Interment will be made in the Tillamook IOOF
Cemetery with Lundberg and Son arranging the service.
Submitted by Kathie Marynik |
NAME: Fred
Paul Thun
COUNTY: Tillamook
STATE: OR
NEWSPAPER: Tillamook Headlight-Herald
DATE: March
11, 1962
Fred P. Thun
Funeral
services were conducted Saturday afternoon, March 10,
for Fred Paul Thun, 81, retired dairy farmer. Mr. Thun
was a resident of Ontario, Calif., at the time of his
death, having moved there from Tillamook two years ago.
Rev. Lester Braddock officiated at services at Tillamook
Nazarene Church. Mrs. Paul Zuercher was organist, and
soloists were Mrs. Harold Schield and Mrs. Hubert
Kinnaman. Interment was made in Tillamook IOOF Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Myron Blanchard, Jay Honey, Herman
Oldenkamp, Melvin Kneeland, Rev. L. O. Weber, and Victor
Learned. Mr. Thun was born Dec. 1, 1880, in Stillwater,
Minn. On Sept. 19, 1906, he married Mary Augusta
Hushbeck at Cloverdale. She passed away April 7, 1953.
On Feb. 28, 1960, he married Olive Phelps at Ontario,
Calif., who survives. Besides the widow, survivors
include four sons – Paul of Eugene; Clark of Cloverdale,
Lee of Tillamook, and Floyd of Santa Monica, Calif.; a
brother, Henry of Fresno, Calif.; a sister, Mrs. Mary
Hackel of Carnation, Wash.; 16 grandchildren; and eight
great-grandchildren. Lundberg & Sons, Funeral Directors,
had charge of arrangements.
Submitted by Kathie
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NAME: Lee
Fred Thun
COUNTY: Tillamook
STATE: OR
NEWSPAPER: Headlight-Herald
DATE: Wednesday, July
20, 1994
Lee F. Thun
Lee F. Thun,
the son of Fred Thun and Mary Hushbeck-Thun, was born
Nov. 26, 1915 in Woods. He died July 16 in Tillamook at
the age of 78. Mr. Thun graduated from Nestucca High
School in 1935 and worked as a gypo logger and as a
self-employed carpenter. Later, he worked as a milk
hauler throughout Tillamook County until the late 1970s
when he retired. After retirement, he continued to work
in carpentry for many years. He has been a lifelong
resident of Tillamook County. Mr. Thun was a member of
the Church of the Nazarene in Tillamook. He enjoyed
fishing, hunting, clamming, and traveling. He is
survived by his wife, Kenno Thun of Tillamook; daughter,
Jeannie Shaw of Tillamook; grandchildren, Brad and Tori
Shawn, both of Kirkland, Wash. Funeral services will be
held Wednesday, July 20 at 11 AM at the Church of the
Nazarene in Tillamook with Rev. Alan Mortimer
officiating. Vault interment at Sunset Heights Cemetery,
Tillamook. Those who wish may make contributions to the
Nazarene Church Memorial Fund.
Submitted by
Kathie Marynik |
NAME:
Irene Mabel (nee Hushbeck) Webb
COUNTY: Tillamook
STATE: OR
NEWSPAPER: Cloverdale Courier
DATE: April 25, 1918
Death of Mrs. Webb
Mrs. Edwin Webb died suddenly at her
home on the Hushbeck place, Wednesday morning. Mrs. Webb
had been ailing for a week or more, but was not
considered dangerously ill. Affection of the heart was
the cause. Her many friends will be pained to learn of
her unexpected death. Irene Mable Hushbeck was born in
Watsonville, California, November 14th, 1883. In
November, 1891, she came to Oregon City, Oregon, with
her folks, moving to Cloverdale in June the following
year. On February 27, 1907, she was married to Edwin J.
Webb of Cloverdale, Ore. Two children were born to this
union, Lewis, age ten, and Merrill, age eight, both
living. She died April 23, 1918, leaving a husband, two
children, two sisters, four brothers, and mother to
mourn her death.
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NAME:
Verna Raymond “Ray” Hushbeck
COUNTY:
Tillamook
STATE: OR
NEWSPAPER:
unknown
DATE: April
1970
Vern Ray Hushbeck
Funeral services for Vern Ray Hushbeck, 78, were held in
Cloverdale Baptist Church Monday with Rev. Wayne Harding
officiating. Music was by Mrs. Harding and Mrs. Gary
Ellerbrook. Interment, under the auspices of Lundberg &
Sons, was in Oretown Community Cemetery. Pallbearers
were Vic Learned, Sr., Eric Johnson, Emery Brandi,
Walter Caspell, Loyal Leabo, and Robert Warren.
Mr. Hushbeck had lived in the Cloverdale area
almost all of his life, coming as an infant from his
birthplace Oregon City. His parents were Lewis & Sarah
Kennedy Hushbeck, among the pioneers of the county.
Surviving are his wife, the former Edna Compton, of the
family home in Cloverdale. They were married May 1, 1915
in Tillamook. He was a retired dairy farmer and a member
of Cloverdale Baptist Church. A number of nieces and
nephews survive.
Submitted by Kathie Marynik
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NAME: Edna
May (nee Compton) Hushbeck
COUNTY:
Tillamook
STATE: OR
NEWSPAPER:
Headlight Herald
DATE:
December 26, 1990
Edna May Hushbeck
Edna May Hushbeck died in Lincoln City on Dec. 20 at the
age of 97. She was the daughter of Albert and Mary
Compton, and was born in Bay Center, WA, on Dec. 17,
1893. Her grandparents, Amos and Lucy Compton, moved
from New York to Iowa and Colorado, and then to Albany,
Oregon. In 1872 the family moved to Tillamook County
near Cloverdale where they homesteaded. Mrs. Hushbeck’s
parents inherited part of the original homestead and
moved to Cloverdale in 1914. A year after moving with
her family to Cloverdale, she was united in marriage to
their neighbor, Ray Hushbeck on May 1, 1915. Mr.
Hushbeck preceded her in death on April 15, 1970.
Besides working the farm with her husband, Mrs.
Hushbeck was also a telephone operator in Cloverdale in
the 1930s. She was an excellent piano player. She joined
the Cloverdale Baptist Church in the fall of 1929. She
is survived by several nieces and nephews and a host of
friends. Funeral services are pending in Care of Waud’s
Funeral Home, Tillamook.
Submitted by Kathie Marynik
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NAME:
Harold Leroy Hushbeck
COUNTY:
Tillamook
STATE: OR
NEWSPAPER:
Headlight Herald
DATE:
Wednesday, January 11, 1984
Harold Hushbeck
Harold Leroy Hushbeck, 73, died in a local hospital Jan.
8. Mr. Hushbeck was born in Cloverdale on Jan. 26, 1912,
the son of Clarence A. Hushbeck and May E. Webb Hushbeck.
Mr. Hushbeck moved to Tillamook with his family when he
was six years old. He was a 1931 graduate of Tillamook
High School, started work as a logger after high school.
He bought a dairy farm in Garibaldi in 1950. While
running the farm, he drove school bus for School
District 56, and he later worked for six years as
custodian for the Garibaldi Grade School, retiring in
1969. He was married to Mildred Fellman in Astoria on
Nov. 17, 1934.
He is survived by his wife, Mildred Hushbeck of
Bay City; one daughter, Carol Parson, Houston, TX; two
sons, Stan Hushbeck of Selma and Ralph Hushbeck of
Billings, MT; seven grandchildren; and three
great-grandchildren. Mr. Hushbeck was a Tillamook County
Pioneer, a member of the Tillamook Elks Lodge 1437, and
the Quartz Site General Gem and Mineral Club of Quartz
Site, AZ.
Funeral services for Mr. Hushbeck were held Jan.
11 in Waud’s Funeral Home, Tillamook, with the Rev.
James Berry of the Idaville Bible Church officiating.
Pallbearers were Keith Thompson, Arnold Waldron,
Clarence Hail, Dale Buck, Denys Beller, and Lee Thun.
Interment was in the Sunset Heights Memorial Gardens
Cemetery, Tillamook. Those who wish may contribute to
the American Cancer Society or the Medical Research
Foundation.
Submitted by Kathie Marynik
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NAME:
Jesse Grant Kennedy
COUNTY:
Tillamook
STATE: OR
NEWSPAPER:
unknown
DATE:
November 1951
Pioneer Resident Passes Away
Jesse Grant Kennedy, 86, a pioneer resident of Tillamook
County, passed away at the local hospital on November
24, after an illness of four years. Funeral services
were held Thursday, November 29, at Waud’s Chapel at
1:00 PM. He is survived by his widow, Laura Ellen
Kennedy of Tillamook; sons, Charles Kennedy of
Cloverdale and Dr. William Kennedy of Olympia,
Washington; grandchildren, Robert Kennedy of Los
Angeles, Margaret Kennedy of New York City, and Mrs.
Anita Parks of Cloverdale, Oregon.
Jesse Grant Kennedy was born on January 15, 1865,
at Sacramento, California. When he was about two years
of age, his family moved to San Jacinto, California,
where his father ran a sheep ranch. There he attended
grammar school until he was ready for the eighth grade
when his family moved to Oregon City, and there he
completed grammar school. He then went to work at the
Oregon City Electric Company and is credited with wiring
the first private residence for Electricity in Oregon
City. In 1890 he moved to Woods and bought a farm on the
Nestucca River and in that year married Laura Ellen
Rhodes. Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy have made their home at 909
2nd Avenue East for many years. Mr. Kennedy
had a small shop in his garage where he did mechanical
work and some cabinet work, building boats, and his own
trailer house. He liked to fish and he also spent many
hours with his fiddle and other instruments.
Funeral services were Thursday, November 29 at
Waud’s Chapel with Rev. Fletcher Forster officiating.
Bearers were Dave Steinbach, Louis Nielsen, Fred Thun,
Ed Hadley, Ray Husbeck, and Joe Laurence. Interment was
in the Hebo IOOF Cemetery.
Submitted by Kathie Marynik
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NAME:
Charles R. Kennedy
COUNTY:
Tillamook
STATE: OR
NEWSPAPER:
Tillamook Headlight Herald
DATE:
September 8, 1955
Charles R. Kennedy
Charles R. Kennedy, son of Mrs. Laura Kennedy of
Tillamook and the late J. G. Kennedy, passed away
suddenly at his home at Pacific City, Oregon following a
sudden heart attack at 9:00 AM Saturday morning,
September 3, 1955. Charles Kennedy was born on November
8, 1892 at Oregon City, Oregon. He was married on August
8, 1914 at Tillamook. Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy lived for a
time in the McMinnville area and then moved to Tillamook
where he followed the trade of carpentry and at the same
time operated a ranch at Hebo. The past five years, they
have resided in Pacific City.
He had a great many friends in this area who will
be saddened by his passing. He has been a devoted
husband and father and son. He leaves to mourn his death
his wife, Irma May Kennedy of Pacific City; a daughter,
Mrs. Don Parks of Hood River, OR; mother, Mrs. Laura
Kennedy of Tillamook; bother, Dr. William Kennedy of
Olympia, WA; and grandchildren, Charlsie Parks, Carol
Parks and Donita Parks, all of Hood River.
Services were held on Wednesday, September 7,
1955 in Waud’s Cahpel at 2:00 PM with Rev. Aldis Webb
officiating, and interment in the Tillamook IOOF
Cemetery. Bearers were Lloyd Kellow, Warren Gilman, Joe
Laurentz, Ernest Laurentz, Roy Hushbeck, and Carl
Wallace. Waud’s Funeral Home was in charge of
arrangements.
Submitted by Kathie Marynik
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NAME:
Laura Ellen (nee Rhodes) Kennedy
COUNTY:
Tillamook
STATE: OR
NEWSPAPER:
unknown
DATE: April
1957
Laura E. Kennedy, Beloved Pioneer Dies Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Laura Ellen Kennedy, beloved
pioneer citizen of Tillamook County, will be held on
Saturday at 1:00 PM, April 13th, at Waud’s
Funeral Home. Mrs. Kennedy passed away on Wednesday,
April 10, 1957 at the age of 85 at the Bennett Nursing
Home in Tillamook where she had been ill for some time.
Rev. Wilmer Briggs of the Methodist Church, of which she
was a member, will conduct the services. Interment will
be in the Hebo Cemetery.
Laura Ellen Kennedy was born on October 25, 1872
at Denver, Colorado, the daughter of William Rhodes and
Missouri Ann Lavender. She came to Tillamook County in
1882 over the wagon road to Hebo and lived in that
vicinity for many years, before coming to Tillamook to
reside. She was married to Jesse G. Kennedy in 1890. To
their marriage were born two sons, William and Charles
Kennedy. Mr. Kennedy passed away in November 24, 1951.
Many, many people knew and loved Mrs. Kennedy.
She was a friendly person and never enjoyed herself more
than when entertaining or visiting with her family and
friends. She was from a long-lived family. Not many
years ago, five of the Rhodes girls celebrated their all
passing their eightieth birthday anniversary, an
occasion of which she was very proud. Mrs. Kennedy was
an ardent democrat and enjoyed immensely election times.
Many people will recall that she was always the first
person in the county to pay her taxes. She made it a
point to be there first. She was a member of the
Methodist Church, the Pioneer Association, and the
American Legion Auxiliary.
She is survived by her son, Dr. William Kennedy
of Olympia, WA; a daughter, Mrs. Antone Ekrom of Gayland,
WA; two grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Joanna Farmer
of Beaver, OR; Elizabeth Gunnison, Murray, UT; and
Minnie Brooks, San Francisco, CA; and brother, Grover
Rhodes of Richmond, CA. Her son Charles died only
recently.
Submitted by Kathie Marynik
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NAME:
Irma May (nee Hancock) Kennedy
COUNTY:
Tillamook
STATE: OR
NEWSPAPER:
Tillamook Headlight-Herald
DATE:
November 7, 1957
Irma May Kennedy
Funeral services for Irma May Kennedy of 909 Main Avenue
will be conducted Friday, November 8, at 2:00 PM in the
Memorial Chapel of Lundberg and Son with Dr. Aldis L.
Webb officiating. Mrs. Kennedy was born in Elkton, OR,
on August 30, 1893 and passed away at her home on
November 4 at the age of 65 years one month and four
days. She had been a resident of Tillamook the past year
and a half and in the Pacific City area a number of
years.
Mrs. Kennedy was married to Charles Kennedy in
Tillamook on August 8, 1914. He preceded her in death
three years ago. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs.
Anita Parks of Hood River and three grandchildren,
Charlsie Ann, Carol Ilene, and Donita Ione. Vault
interment will be in the IOOF Cemetery with arrangements
entrusted to Lundberg and Son.
Submitted by Kathie Marynik
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NAME:
Jeremiah “Jerry” Kennedy
COUNTY:
Tillamook
STATE: CA
NEWSPAPER:
Tillamook Headlight
DATE:
November 5, 1891
SHOT DEAD. The Same Old Story—Mistaken for a Bear
Jerry Kennedy was shot and
instantly killed by his brother Jessy one day last week
while hunting in the mountains near Nestucca. They were
hunting for bear and lost each other, when all at once,
Jerry appeared in the brush about twenty years away.
Jessy raised his gun and fired, and was horrified to
hear his brother cry out, “I’m hurt.” He died instantly,
and it was found that a full load of shot had penetrated
his breast. Jerry was about 21 years of age, and his
brother a little older. The older brother is almost
insane with grief.
[Submitter’s note:
Jerry was the son of Samuel H. and Mary Kennedy]
Submitted by Kathie Marynik
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NAME:
Donald Cameron Parks
COUNTY:
Tillamook
STATE: CA
NEWSPAPER:
Tillamook Headlight-Herald
DATE: July
2, 1959
Donald C. Parks Dies After Sudden Heart Attack
Donald Cameron Parks of 909 Main Avenue passed away
suddenly at the home Monday, June 29, 1959 at the age of
48 years following a sudden heart attack. Mr. Parks was
born at Warman, Saskatchewan, Canada, on August 5, 1910.
He has been a resident of this community for one and
one-half years, coming here from Hood River, OR. He was
employed as a carpenter at the Diamond Lumber Company
plywood plant. He was married to Anita Kennedy at
Cathlamet, WA, on May 26, 1946. They have three
children. He was a member of the Hood River Elks Lodge
and of Tillamook Lodge, Loyal Order of the Moose.
He leaves to mourn his death his wife, Anita;
three little girls, Charlsie Ann, Carol Ilene and Donita
Ione, all of Tillamook; his mother, Mrs. Margaret McGee
Parks of Hood River; nine sisters, Mrs. Helen Larch,
Mrs. Dorothy Billingsley, Mrs. Ann Fletcher, Mrs. Jessie
Butterfield, Mrs. Ruth Hill, all of Hood River; Mrs.
Edith Hood of San Diego, CA; Mrs. Marjorie Dyer of
Mayville, OR; Mrs. Mary Hendrickson of La Mesa, CA; Mrs.
Evelyn Woody of Cedar City, UT; and one brother, Joseph
Parks of Hood River.
Services will be held Thursday, July 2, 1959 at
10:30 AM at the Memorial Chapel of Lundberg and Son with
Rev. V. F. Deditius officiating. Graveside services will
be held at 3 PM at the Pine grove Cemetery at Hood
River, OR.
Submitted by Kathie Marynik
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NAME:
Anita Rose (nee Kennedy) Parks
COUNTY:
Tillamook
STATE: OR
NEWSPAPER:
Tillamook Headlight-Herald
DATE:
January 7, 1971
Anita Rose Parks
Anita Rose Parks, 52, a 14-year resident of Tillamook,
died in a fire at her home before dawn, Jan. 1. Mrs.
Parks was the mother of three girls, a member of Ladies
of the Moose auxiliary, and worked as a cook. Rev.
Sydney Gaither directed funeral services for Mrs. Parks
at Waud’s Funeral Home Jan. 6. JoAnn Widmer was
organist. Pallbearers were Charles Lynn, Pat Andrus,
Steve Andrus, Dennis Foland, Greg DeNoble, and George
Urrey. Interment was at Sunset Heights Mausoleum.
Donita and Carol Parks, both of Tillamook,
survive their mother, as does the third daughter, Mrs.
Charlsie Bivens of Phoenix, AZ. There is one grandchild.
Submitted by Kathie Marynik
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