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SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 2015
DUNN — Floyd Edward
Dunn, 83, formerly of
Mapleton,
passed away
of
natural
causes June
26, 2015, in
Coos Bay,
Ore.
He
was
born July 6,
in
Floyd Dunn 1931,
Marcola,
Ore., to Ora and Gayle Dunn.
He married Mildred Ann
Dunn on June 22, 1966. They
were married for 49 years.
He bravely served in the
Korean War from 1951 to 1953.
He received the Purple Heart,
Korean War Service Medal and
many more decorations.
He retired from Davidson’s
Mill in Mapleton after 43 years
of dedicated employment. He
enjoyed fishing, professional
wrestling
and
watching
Western movies with his wife.
His biggest smiles came
from spending time with his
grandchildren and great-grand-
children.
Floyd is survived by his
spouse, Mildred Dunn; son
Floyd A. Dunn; daughters
Carol Dunn and Karen Dunn;
his identical twin brother,
Lloyd Dunn; sister-in-law
Emma Dunn; his sister, Louise
Mayberry;
granddaughters:
Selena Ward and husband
David Ward, Mandy Jensen and
Jennifer Hoffman; grandson
Tasun Shittaman; and great-
grandsons Brett Shank-lin,
Heath Shanklin and Jake Cant.
He was preceded in death by
his parents, Ora and Gayle
Dunn; a son, Randy Dunn;
brothers Ernie Dunn and Orie
Dunn; sisters Sylvia Warner
and Ruby Bond.
Funeral services will be held
Friday, July 3, at 1 p.m., at
Burns’s
Riverside Chapel
Florence Funeral Home, 2765
Kingwood St. in Florence.
A reception will follow at
Abby’s Pizza, 1374 Highway
101 in Florence.
M C MASTER—Mary Ann
McMaster, 56, of Deadwood,
Ore., passed away June 18,
2015.
She was born June 30, 1958,
in Eugene to Lawrence and
Lane County jail earns
top score on inspection
EUGENE — The Lane
County Sheriff’s Office is
excited to report a 100 percent
compliance rating on a jail
inspection completed last
week by the Oregon State
Sheriffs’ Association.
The inspection involved a
multi-day,
comprehensive
review of jail practices, poli-
cies and procedures.
The inspection team rated
the jail on 309 standards,
referred to as the Oregon Jail
Standards. The Jail Standards
are a set of guidelines for best
practices to improve the oper-
ation of jails, to decrease
potential liability and to main-
tain a high level of staff pro-
fessionalism. They cover all
aspects of operating a correc-
tional facility, including
inmate management practices,
inmate healthcare and facility
security.
The inspection team made
the
following
comment
regarding the review of the
Lane County Jail:
“During the course of our
inspection we spoke with
deputies, command staff and
inmates. I am very pleased to
report that, overall, we found
your facility to be operating
well within the guidelines of
the Oregon Jail Standards. We
found your facility to be very
orderly and well run.”
The Oregon Jail Standards
are guidelines developed by
the Oregon State Sheriffs’
Association in the 1990s after
determining that the 14
statutes in the ORS that govern
correctional facilities did not
provide the detailed guidance
necessary to cover all of
the components of operating a
jail.
Participation in the inspec-
tion program is voluntary, but
provides agencies with valu-
able information on how to
improve operations.
Jail
Commander
Dan
Buckwald said, “We are excit-
ed and honored to have
received such a high rating.
This score is a testament to the
hard work and dedication of
the staff in the Adult
Corrections Division, and to
the community that has invest-
ed in the Sheriff’s Office and
expects the highest quality of
service.”
Mary Kay Bumgarner.
She attended Willamette
H i g h
School in
Eugene.
M a r y
worked for
t
h
e
University
of Oregon
in
the
accounting
Mary Ann
department,
McMaster
at
the
Eugene Concert House in the
cafeteria, as a cashier at
BiMart, at Randy’s Riverview
Market in Mapleton and at the
Deadwood Market.
Mary was a huge Ducks fan.
She was always there for her
children and their friends.
She was preceded in death
by her father, Lawrence
Bumgarner, and a son,
Jonathon McMaster.
She is survived by her part-
ner, Steven Harvell; her moth-
er, Mary Kay Bumgarner; her
sons:
Jamie
(Stephanie)
McMaster, Philip McMaster
and Kenneth McMaster; her
daughter, Heather McMaster; a
brother, Thomas Bumgarner; a
sister, Debra Bumgarner; and
six grandchildren.
DE LA MORA—Jose M.
De La Mora, 17, of Florence
passed away June 25, 2015.
A funeral mass will be held
Friday, July 3, at 11 a.m., at St.
Mary Our Lady of the Dunes
Catholic
Church,
85060
Highway 101, with interment at
Pacific Sunset Cemetery.
A viewing will be held
Thursday, July 2, from 3 to 7
p.m. at Burns’s Riverside
Chapel Florence Funeral
Home, 2765 Kingwood St. in
Florence.
Contributions can be made
to a memorial fund in Jose’s
name and may be left at the
funeral mass or with Burns’s
Riverside Chapel Florence
Funeral Home.
STEWART—Joan Marie
Stewart, 72, of Florence,
passed away June 28, 2015.
At her request, private cre-
mational rites were held
through Burns’s Riverside
Chapel Florence Funeral
Home.
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The Florence City Council
started the “Ride with a
Councilor” program so
that citizens can share
their ideas with members
of the city council.
Each month, a city
councilor or Mayor Joe
Henry
will
ride
the
Rhody Express to answer
questions
and
hear
suggestions from the com-
munity.
Hop aboard and talk to
Councilor George Lyddon on
the next Ride with a
Councilor Day, Tuesday, July
7, from 1:10 to 3:10 p.m., on
L L E E O
O M
M L L I I D D
the Rhody Express.
Fares for the Rhody
Express are $1 per trip or $2
per day.
For more information
about the program, call the
City Manager’s Department
at 541-997-3437.
For a detailed bus sched-
ule, pick up a brochure at the
Chamber of Commerce, City
Hall or online at www.ltd.org
/rhody.
For
other
questions
concerning
the
Rhody
Express
service,
call
the Rhody Express at 541-
902-2067.
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