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Wednesday, December 26, 2018 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon Obituaries (continued) Direct flights to Chicago on tap at RDM Charles Woolcott (Bud) Fennimore December 8, 1958 — December 6, 2018 On Thursday, December 6, 2018, Charles Woolcott (Bud) Fennimore went to join the Lord at the age of 59, after a courageous battle with stomach cancer. He was pre- ceded in death by his parents, Boots and Chuck Fennimore and his father-in-law, Allen R. Shockley. Bud will forever be remembered by his wife and best friend, Stephanie, their children Max, Jordan (wife Mikayla), Sterling (wife Lindsay), and 6 grandchil- dren; sisters Lois Knori (hus- band Dave), Josie Hendricks (husband Jim), Vicki Round, and Gayle Standley; mother- in-law Virginia Shockley; sisters-in-law Lori Shockley and Becky Reeves; brothers- in-law, Chris Shockley, Dan Shockley (wife Barb), Rick Shockley (wife Karen), and Tim Shockley (wife Carole). He also will forever be fondly remembered by his 15 nieces and 12 nephews from both sides of the family, and extended family and friends. Bud was born in Silverton on December 8, 1958. He attended Silverton High School and Chemeketa Community College. He recently was a resident of both Sisters and Clatskanie. He was a trusted friend and employee of Rightline Equipment, Inc. in Rainier, Oregon. He led by example and integrity and was val- ued as a mentor to many. His breadth of knowledge allowed him to problem- solve many issues as the supervisor of the mainte- nance department. Prior to that, Bud was a longtime employee of Addison Corporation in Bend. Bud’s early job experience included working at CME in Bend as a welder and fabrica- tor. He also was a locksmith with Bend Lock and Key. In his earlier years, he loved flying and operating heavy equipment with his dad. Bud learned many skills from his father, even helping to build the family’s log cabin in Sisters. Bud had a passion for life and all things Jeep or any- thing “loud and fast” (the older, the better). He loved the outdoors along with, but not limited to: camping, ATV’ing in the dunes and the mountains, off-roading, fishing and boating, hunting, traveling with friends and family, and spending time in the hot springs. Playing card games was one of his favorite ways of spending time with family and friends. Bud was able to enjoy life after being diagnosed with cancer, with “bucket list” trips to Hawaii, Silver City, Idaho, The Grand Canyon, the Oregon Coast and several other destinations including a trip with his four sisters. He was a loving father and everyone who knew him will never forget his smile or his ability to carry on a conversa- tion (and on and on). He was truly a genuine man and a joy to so many. A celebration of Bud’s life will be held at 1 p.m. on January 26, 2019 at Rainier Assembly of God in Rainier, Oregon. Memorial donations in the name of Bud Fennimore can be made to PO Box 1250, Clatskanie, OR 97016. Central Oregon just got a whole lot closer to the eastern third of the Unites States. Redmond Municipal Airport (RDM) announced last week that United Airlines (UA) will offer direct daily service to Chicago O’Hare International Airport (ORD) beginning June 6, 2019. The new seasonal non-stop flights will depart daily from RDM at 11:45 p.m., arriving in ORD at 5:15 a.m. Departures to RDM will leave ORD at 7:30 p.m. arriving in RDM at 9:45 p.m. “This will be the longest eastbound direct flight offered at RDM,” said Redmond Mayor George Endicott. “United Airlines has more than 500 outbound flights departing daily from Chicago, significantly increasing travel options for Central Oregon business and leisure pas- sengers connecting through O’Hare Airport.” The daily non-stop flights will be operated by SkyWest Inc. United Express, utilizing the Embraer 175 series air- craft which accommodates up to 76 passengers, configured with 12 recliner seats in first class, 16 seats in the airline’s premium economy-lite sec- tion, and 48 seats in coach. Chicago’s O’Hare air- port is one of the largest and busiest airports in the world. With the assistance of the Central Oregon Air Service Team (COAST) this oppor- tunity was presented to and accepted by United Airlines in December of 2018. Sisters salutes... • The staff at Sisters Middle School would like to thank Depot Café for your hospitality this holiday sea- son. We appreciate your sup- port of our holiday breakfast. The cozy atmosphere, amaz- ing food, and warmth of our hostess, Pam, keeps us com- ing back year after year. We love the Depot. • The Sisters Dance Academy Recital bake sale was the strongest ever, with $648 provided to the Sisters Cold Weather Shelter. 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