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Wednesday, February 15, 2017 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
Obituaries
Anthony Christian Andersen
Peggy Marshall
November 24, 1945 — February 2, 2017
April 8, 1930 — January 26, 2017
Anthony
“ To n y ”
Andersen would like to let
you know that his work here
is done. He received a call
that they have been “look-
ing for Fast Eddy for some
time now.” It was an offer
he could not refuse for an
assignment from which he
will not be returning. This
assignment comes with a
huge bonus — a reunion
with family and friends, and
a new “mission” that takes
him to a place where he will
continue to live it up to his
heart’s content and truly be
free.
As a young man he
enlisted in the U.S. Army
(1968) and was selected
to attend Special Forces
training where he served
a multitude of Special
Forces Units: 6th, 5th,
8th, 3rd Battalion 7th, 1st
Battalion 10th SFGAs on
Special Forces Operational
Detachment Alpha, and the
most elite U.S. Military Unit
to serve in the Vietnam War,
the SOG.
Anthony “Fast Eddie”
A n d e r s e n w a s h o n o r-
ably discharged receiving
the Distinguished Service
Cross, two Bronze Stars,
two Purple Hearts, Army
Commendation Medals,
National Defense Service
Medal, three Service Stars
and many more.
In civilian life he fol-
lowed many paths from
rural America through for-
eign countries, residing in
Sisters for many years as
proprietor of Yukon Jack’s
Saloon, and director of mar-
keting and sales, Consep,
Inc. in Bend.
Tony’s last years were
spent on the Oregon coast
where he enjoyed fishing,
family, friends and football.
Tony left detailed instruc-
tions for us all to “cele-
brate life and your mission
here” and his has now been
On January 26, our beau-
tiful wife, mother and grand-
mother, Peggy Marshall,
went to meet her Lord and
Savior Jesus Christ.
Peggy passed away at
home with her husband
Chuck and her youngest
daughter Patty by her side.
Peggy was born on April 8,
1930, in Corsicana, Texas,
to William and Naomi
Camp. Peggy met her future
husband, Chuck Marshall,
while they were both work-
ing at Wentworth & Irwin
in Portland. They married
on January 19, 1951, at The
Church of Christ in Portland.
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He is survived by his
wife, Carley, and his daugh-
ters and son-in-laws Susan
and Martin Powarzynski,
Michelle and Ron
Clyborne, and Jamie and
Tim Jablonski; his sisters
and brother-in-law Valerie
Ward, and Lynn and Pete
Rollo; three grandchildren,
Justin Andersen, Andrew
and Jenna Jablonski; two
nephews and a daughter-
in-law Jason and Elizabeth
Rollo, and Shaun Ward;
his beloved “Relos” in
Australia, Wisconsin, and
all the heartfelt friendships
he cherished along the way.
All are welcome to join
in his Life Celebration with
full military honors by the
Special Forces 5th Group
and 1st Group, that will take
place on Sunday, February
19, at 11 a.m., at The Elks
Lodge, 1686 12th St.,
Florence, OR.
They just celebrated their
66th wedding anniversary.
Peggy leaves behind three
children, Chuck (Diane)
Marshall from Washougal,
Washington; Becky (Wayne)
Buckelew from Sandy; and
Patty (Galarsa) from Gazelle,
California; plus nine grand-
children and 21 great-grand-
children (with another due
next month).
Peggy will be missed by
many family members and
friends. Peggy has lived her
whole life serving her Lord
and Savior Jesus Christ and
been a great influence to
many people in their lives.
May she rest in the arms of
Jesus, till we meet again.
There will be a
Celebration of Life held at
Sisters Community Church
on April 1, from 1 to 4 p.m.
and another one in Troutdale
on May 6, at The Chapel
from noon to 2 p.m. then
afterwards Peggy’s ashes will
be laid to rest at Willamette
National Cemetery.
Casey Gwenyth Galusha Beck
March 2, 1984 — January 17, 2017
Casey Gwenyth Galusha
Beck, 32, of Ruch, passed
away January 17 at St.
Charles Medical Center in
Bend.
Casey grew up in Ashland
and graduated from Ashland
High School. In 2010 she
married Jordan Beck, SHS
2003. He is the son of Sue
and Jim Beck of Sisters.
Together, Casey and
Jordan operated Rogue
Biofuels in southern Oregon.
But Casey’s primary role was
that of mother to their two
children, Maya and Milo.
She instilled in them her love
of nature, delighting in their
exploration of all things wild.
She had a golden soul, and
her light is deeply missed.
Casey is survived by her
husband and their children
Maya, 3, and Milo,1; mother
Pam; father Brad and step-
mother Amy; brother
Gallagher; sisters Meagan
and Ellie; as well as numer-
ous aunts, uncles and cousins.
A celebration of life
will take place in Ashland.
Contributions to help with
medical and childcare
expenses may be made
at www.gofundme.com/
caseygalushabeck.
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