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OBITUARIES
Howard William
Hatteberg
Eunice J. Maulding
Kleeb
March
8,
1930 — Aug.
3, 2016
Howard
William
Hatteberg
was born in
Long Island, New York, to
Leonard and Florence
Hatteberg. The Hatteb-
erg family moved to Sil-
verton in 1945 when How-
ard was 15 years old. He
attended
Silverton
schools. Howard joined
the Army in January 1951,
serving mostly in Germa-
ny during the Occupation.
He married Mary Ann
Brennamen on May 16,
1951, in Silverton. He
worked as a mechanic for
Anderson Motors and Per-
ry Morrell Motors in Sil-
verton. He became self-
employed and had his own
mechanic business at the
Hatteberg Chevron Sta-
tion in Silverton. He re-
tired in 1995 and sold his
business at the age of 66.
He married Lucille Knut-
son-Emrick on Dec. 23,
2003.
He is preceded in death
by his parents, his sister
Katherine, his brother
Leonard and first wife,
Mary Ann.
He leaves behind his
current wife Lucille Knut-
son; daughters Kathy
(Ted) Pallister of Silver-
ton, Sharon Hatteberg of
Silverton and Karen Law-
rentz of Independence;
stepsons Tim (Diane)
Knutson from Tucson, Ar-
izona, and Ben (Noemi)
Knutson of Silverton;
stepdaughter Connie Cos-
tello of Portland; three
grandchildren:
Eric
Brown, Stacey (Shawn)
Penrose and Jason Pallis-
ter; and three great-
grandchildren:
Libby
Penrose, Ivan Penrose,
and Lainey Penrose of
Kansas.
A memorial service
was held Monday, Aug. 8,
2016, at Immanuel Luther-
an Church in Silverton. In-
terment will take place at
Valley View Lutheran
Cemetery in Silverton.
Arrangements by Un-
ger Funeral Chapel, Sil-
verton.
Dec. 5, 1914
— July 7,
2016
Eunice
J. Maulding
Kleeb
passed
away July 7, 2016 in Taco-
ma, Washington, at the
age of 101. Eunice was
born Dec. 5, 1914 in Silver-
ton to John H. and Sarah
Baller Maulding. She
grew up on her parents’
farm in the Silverton hills
country, which she loved
all her life. She often rem-
inisced how sorry she was
that she did not try to buy
the old farm property.
Eunice married her
love, John M. Kleeb, in
1938, and they had 62 hap-
py years together until he
passed away in 2000.
She is survived by her
two younger sisters, Mar-
jory Maulding Cougha-
nour and Patricia Mauld-
ing Aeder (Robert); by her
loving daughter, Camilla
Kleeb Foreman; grand-
sons Erik Foreman (To-
mah) and Bret Foreman;
great grandson Ryan
Foreman; and by many
Baller and Maulding cous-
ins.
Eunice
graduated
from Oregon Normal
School (now Western Ore-
gon
University)
and
taught at Davis School
(Silverton), Noble School
(Scotts Mills) and Mollala
Elementary, as well as
substituting in Portland
and Milwaukie. Eunice
and John lived in Port-
land, San Carlos, Califor-
nia, Spokane, Washington,
Bainbridge Island, Wash-
ington and Wailea, Maui,
Hawaii, during John’s
long tenure as an examin-
er and Vice President of
the Federal Home Loan
Bank of San Francisco,
and as President of the
Federal
Home
Loan
Banks of Spokane and Se-
attle.
Eunice was an excel-
lent, caring homemaker
and a cherished asset and
advisor to her husband.
Her interests were many
and varied: the Portland
Civic Theatre, gardening
and flower arranging, an-
tiques, golf, birding, cook-
ing, and family history.
She was a sweet, gentle
woman, hard working and
tough; the kindest, most
loving mother in the
world. John and Eunice
loved their vacation home
in Maui, and their ashes
will be laid to rest in the
ocean there.
Edward Vaughn Havel
Feb.
11,
1964 — July
29, 2016
Edward
Vaughn Ha-
vel died un-
expectedly
on July 29, 2016, at Silver-
ton Hospital from compli-
cations involving an unde-
tected blot clot.
Ed served in the Navy
during Desert Storm for
four years and was honor-
ably discharged in the
year 2000. His Navy ca-
reer was spent on two
cruises on the USS Kitty
Hawk. He was also a
brown shirt level plane
captain for an F-14 Tom-
cat.
He settled in Scotts
Mills and became an inte-
gral part of the communi-
ty. He was an active mem-
ber of the Scotts Mills
Friends
Community
Church for approximate-
ly 20 years.
By far one of the great-
est positive impacts of
Ed’s life was his influence
on the young people he
mentored over time. They
thought of Ed’s house as a
refuge where they could
go to vent, get some calm-
ing care, hang out, play
and have a hot meal. Ed
provided a sense of safety
and loved to have fun with
his young friends.
Ed is survived by his
mother Velma Harper; fa-
ther Nelson Havel; step-
mother Lorita; brothers
David (Happi) and Ray
Havel; and God-given sis-
ter Suzy Byers. He was
uncle Ed to Kristi (Matt)
Horton, Mandy (Justin)
Jenkins, Tom Havel, Lane
(Kate) Havel, Leigh Ann
(Sam) Muentes, Stepha-
nie and Jonathan Havel.
He also was great-uncle to
Faith, Wesley, Lucy, Sea-
mus and Charlotte.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
A celebration of life
service was held Aug. 7
at the Scotts Mills
Friends
Community
Church. In lieu of flow-
ers, donations may be
sent to the Scotts Mills
Friends Church at P.O.
Box 56, Scotts Mills OR
97375.
Retta Marie (Jones)
Larsen
March
8,
1934 — Aug.
1, 2016
Retta
Marie
(Jones) Lar-
sen, 82, died peacefully
the morning of Aug. 1,
2016.
Retta was born March
8, 1934, in Watonga, Okla-
homa, the oldest daughter
of Ewin Frances Jones
and Bessie ViRetta Hiner.
Together with the love
of her life and best friend,
she lived in Molalla for 26
years, Prineville for six
years — where they
owned Carolina Motel —
and then Silverton for 11
years. Retta always said
her biggest credit in life
was her family and
friends that become part
of that family.
She is preceded in
death by her two brothers:
Bud and Charlie. Retta is
survived by her husband
of 64 years, George A.
Larsen; children Georgia
(Dean) Osborn, Linda
(Doug) Arrant, Joe (Me-
lissa) Larsen, Brenda
(Clint) Gorbett, Gordon
(Ruth) Larsen, and Donna
(Terri) Newton; siblings
Don, Lee, Mary, Cora and
Bella; 15 grandchildren
and 27 great-grandchil-
dren.
A visitation was held
Aug. 5 at Unger Funeral
Chapel in Silverton. Gra-
veside service was held
Aug. 6 at Miller Cemetery
in Silverton.
Arrangements by Un-
ger Funeral Chapel, Sil-
verton.
Vickie Diane Olsen
Aug. 17, 1954 — July 24,
2016
Vickie passed away at
home on July 24 from nat-
ural causes.
She was
born on Aug.
17, 1954, in
Silverton to
Maxine and
Robert
Ol-
sen.
Vickie is survived by
her brother Gaylen, niece
Ashley Olsen and grand-
nephew Brantley Kolin.
A private family inter-
ment will be held Aug. 17,
followed by a celebration
of life at 2 p.m. at the Sil-
verton Elks Lodge.
Arrangements by Un-
ger Funeral Chapel.
Parma
Schiel
June
12,
1942
—
June
28,
2016
Parma was born in
Portland. She attended
school in Portland and got
a bachelor’s degree in
psychology and a regis-
tered nursing degree. Par-
ma worked at Silverton
Hospital as discharge
planner and at Salem Clin-
ic as clinic nurse. She at-
tended Salem Alliance,
believed in the Holy
Scripture
and
Jesus
Christ as her Savior. Par-
ma died peacefully in her
home.
She is survived by
daughter Britt Hill and
grandson Jonah James,
who were with her at the
time of her death. Parma
is also survived by her
granddaughter Elizabeth
Schmidt;
great-grand-
daughter Everly Schmidt;
sister
Joy
Hawkins;
brother Jody (Connie)
Brown and many nieces
and nephews.
A graveside service
was held Aug. 7 at Belle
Passi Cemetery in Wood-
burn.
Arrangements
by
North Santiam Funeral
Service, Stayton.
Marcus Raymond
Senn
Aug. 21, 1938 — July 31,
2016
Our beloved Marcus,
the holder of the button,
was loved so much by
many. Playing cards was
his game, but he also
loved bowling and playing
golf. He enjoyed watch-
ing football and baseball;
he was their biggest fan.
Marcus was born in
Mott, North Dakota, to
Max and Rose Senn. He
had seven siblings: Rose-
mary, Casper, Charlie
(“Chuck”), Eva, Helen,
Sally and Katherine. He
was the seventh child out
of eight. He had many
nieces and nephews.
He worked as a gunite
foreman for Anthony
Pools, which is where he
met his beautiful wife
Cindy. They were married
in 1984 and have been hap-
pily married ever since.
They have one son to-
gether, Tommy, and five
wonderful grandchildren:
Scott, Dylan, Trevor, Cyn-
thia, and Brent. Marcus
loved them very much.
He also had three children
from a previous mar-
riage, Kathy, Paulie, and
Marcus Jr., whom he
missed.
He will be greatly
missed by many friends,
and loved and admired by
his family. He will never
be forgotten and will al-
ways be missed. He
brought so much joy and
happiness to his family
and friends.
A graveside service
was held Aug. 6 at the
Union Hill Cemetery in
Sublimity.
Arrangements by Un-
ger Funeral Chapel.
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