2A Wednesday, September 6, 2017 Appeal Tribune
OBITUARIES
Alton Clarence Hupp
March 16, 1935 — Aug. 25,
2017
A celebration of life
will be held Sept. 9, 2017,
at St. Paul Catholic
Church, 1410 Pine Street
in Silverton, with a Rosa-
ry at 10:30 a.m. and Mass
at 11 a.m. Interment and a
luncheon will follow.
Alton was born to
Claude and Leona (Koeh-
ler) Hupp in Salem. He
was the third of five chil-
dren and
spent the
first
51
years of his
life in the
St. Louis/
Gervais
area. His last 31 years
were spent in the hills of
Silverton. He passed
away in Mt. Angel.
He married his high
school sweetheart, Patri-
cia Ann Roosa, on April 16,
1955. Together they raised
four children and trav-
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Knights of Columbus.
He was proceeded in
death by his parents; sib-
lings Delbert, Barbara
King and Beverly Mad-
ding; and children Debra
Hupp Jones Green and
Steven.
He is survived by his
wife of 62 years, Patricia;
sister Donna (John) Zolo-
toff; son James (Karen);
daughter Lynn (Paul)
Aleksich; grandchildren
Aaron
Jones,
Nicole
(Chad) Daley, Jennica
Hupp, Eric Aleksich, Za-
chary Hupp and Matthew
(Samantha)
Aleksich;
great grandchildren Jen-
na Daley and Wyatt Alek-
sich; and many nieces and
nephews.
Instead of flowers, the
family encourages dona-
tions be made to the newly
established Alton C. Hupp
Memorial Fire Science
Scholarship through the
Chemeketa Foundation at
Chemeketa.Than-
Dorothy Marie Beyer
preceding Dorothy in
death were two infant
children, parents Fred
and Mary Prosser, broth-
er Ray Prosser, sister
Elaine Christensen, and
son-in-law Bob Powell.
Services were held
Sept. 1 at St. Mary Catho-
lic Church in Mt. Angel.
Dorothy’s family is
grateful to all the staff of
Harmony Lane at Provi-
dence Benedictine Nurs-
ing Center for their loving
care of Dorothy, and sug-
gest contributions be
made to them in lieu of
flowers.
Arrangements by Un-
ger Funeral Chapel of Mt.
Angel.
death in 1989, Jeannie
found a new joy when her
first grandchild was born.
For the next 21 years,
Jeannie enjoyed devoting
herself to the care of her
grandchildren, volunteer-
ing for various causes and
spending
time
with
friends.
She is survived by her
children and grandchil-
dren: son Jeff (Makayla)
Butsch; son Tracy (Mi-
chele), Ethan and Sophia
Butsch; daughter Amy
(Brian) Bishop, Matt
Craig, Thomas Craig,
Austin Bishop and Joshua
Bishop; and son Christo-
pher Butsch. She is also
survived by sisters Judy
(Jim) Schaecher and Ma-
ry Kay (Joe) Lombardi.
Rosary and funeral
services were held Aug.
23 at St. Mary’s Catholic
Church in Mt. Angel. Do-
nations may be sent to St.
Mary’s Parish or Mt. An-
gel Community Senior
Center.
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verton.
April 8, 1930 — Aug. 27,
2017
Dorothy Marie (Dot)
Beyer died Aug. 27 in Mt.
Angel. Dorothy was born
April
8,
1930, in Sil-
verton to
Fred and
Mary
(Ficker)
Prosser.
She
grew up in Mt. Angel,
graduating in 1948 from
Mt. Angel Academy. On
Sept. 10, 1949, Dorothy
married Alcuin (Quin)
Beyer at St. Mary Catho-
lic Church in Mt. Angel.
After briefly living in
Klamath Falls, they re-
turned to Mt. Angel,
where they raised their
family. Dorothy was a
member of the Catholic
Daughters and the Mt. An-
gel Garden Club, and was
a Master Gardener. After
retiring, they moved to
the Macleay area in 1996.
Survivors include chil-
dren Michael (Jeanne) of
Salem, Mary Powell of
Troutdale, Ann (Tony) Ra-
va of Salem, Gerald
(Anita) of Aumsville,
Gene (Andrea) of Salem,
Katy (Dick) Moreland of
Keizer, Alan (Nancy) of
Salem and Patrick (Treva)
of Aurora; brother Jim
(Aggie) Prosser of Wood-
burn; 13 grandchildren;
and eight great-grand-
children.
Dorothy was preceded
in death on Feb. 1, 2013, by
her husband, Quin. Also
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Jeannie Butsch
Dec. 9, 1939 — Aug. 17,
2017
Jeannie led a life devot-
ed to her husband, family,
friends, and in service of
others.
She was born on Dec. 9,
1939, to Bill and Margaret
Kramer, and was raised in
Green Bay, Wisconsin.
Jeannie was the second of
three girls. Jeannie at-
tended Blanchett Catholic
High School and in 1963
she graduated from Seat-
tle University with a de-
gree in education. While
attending Seattle U., she
met
Leonard
(Sam)
Butsch. They had four
children: Jeff, Tracy, Amy
and Christopher.
Jeannie spent the next
26 years devoted to her
husband. Seven years af-
ter Sam’s unexpected
Michael Arthur
Wilcox
Aug. 3, 1945 — Aug. 26,
2017
Michael Arthur Wil-
cox, 72, passed away at
home in Silverton on Aug.
26. He was born in Port-
land. Michael attended
Mt. Hood Community Col-
lege and Southern Oregon
College.
He
proudly
served in the Army Secu-
rity Agency in the Viet-
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nam War and then in Ko-
rea and Japan. He worked
many years for Hyster
Company, Apco Technol-
ogies and then in the tita-
nium industry for CTC
and ATI in Albany until
his recent retirement. In a
charitable spirit, he gave
his time in the 1990s to the
Woodburn Fire Depart-
ment as a forensic photog-
rapher.
He loved riding his
horse and motorcycles,
photography, wild life
study and viewing, back-
packing, biking, skiing,
mountain climbing and
painting. Michael loved to
volunteer at Silver Falls
State Park and he enjoyed
walking amongst the
trails and helping at spe-
cial events.
Michael is survived by
his daughters, Jessica and
Anna, grandson Jordan,
sister Maureen and broth-
er Dennis.
A private service will
be held at a later date.
Arrangements by Un-
ger Funeral Chapel of Sil-
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Camping, fishing and
hunting were his pursuits
in life.
He worked for Willam-
ette Cherry Growers for
44 years. His passion for
firefighting lead to his
volunteering for the Ger-
vais Volunteer Fire De-
partment for 20 years and
Drakes Crossing Volun-
teer Fire Department for
22 years. He was a mem-
and attended Silverton
High School, where he
played football and was
involved with Young Life.
As a high schooler, his oc-
cupational survey work
and part-time job with lo-
cal chiropractor Dr. Chris
Allen caused him to con-
sider becoming a chiro-
practor himself.
He attended Linfield
College, where he also
played football (the Wild-
cats won nationals in their
conference in 2004) and
earned a bachelor’s de-
gree in exercise science.
He earned his Doctor of
Chiropractic degree in
2010 from Parker Univer-
sity in Dallas, Texas.
He and Danyelle are
now offering adjustments
and rehabilitation; they
also plan to bring a mas-
sage therapist on board.
They’re working toward
accepting all insurance
plans and are open week-
days from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.,
closed on Thursdays.
Ort Chiropractic is at
436 McClaine Street,
reachable by phone at
503-874-8678 or online at
OrtChiropractic.com.
Down the street, the
McClaine House, in its
highly visible location on
the corner of Main and
McClaine streets, has un-
dergone a quiet transfor-
mation of its own.
Innkeeper
Karen
Choules bought the histor-
ic home last summer and,
with partner Andrew
Halls, has transformed it
from a single-family
home into a two-suite bed-
and-breakfast. The Falls
Suite upstairs accommo-
dates three guests, while
the Terrace Suite on the
main floor, accommo-
dates another three, for a
total of six at a time.
Prices start at $170 per
night and adjust upward
seasonally.
Choules came to Silver-
ton by way of the tiny
town of Carlton, Ore.,
where she operated the
Carlton Inn, a bed-and-
breakfast that accommo-
dated up to nine guests in
the heart of Yamhill Coun-
ty’s wine country. Before
that, she was an owner
and aesthetician at a day
spa in southern Califor-
nia.
Halls is an owner of Pa-
cific Hazelnut Candy Fac-
tory in Aurora. Thus, the
inn is always stocked with
a variety of chocolates
and local wines for sale in
the airy dining room
where Choules serves
guests a three-course
breakfast.
“I’m very happy to be
in this community,” she
said. “I just fell in love
with it when I found it.”
The McClaine House, a
lovely Queen Anne style
structure, has a rich local
history, having been built
in 1878
by
“Jake”
McClaine, one of Silver-
ton’s most influential
early citizens. He came to
Silverton from Illinois,
formed a business part-
nership with Ai Coolidge
and eventually started
Coolidge & McClaine
Bank. The building con-
structed by their sons in
1922, now occupied by Cit-
izens Bank, stands a few
blocks down the street.
Since buying and reno-
vating the house, Choules
said she’s been pleasantly
surprised by how much
historical information Sil-
verton residents have of-
fered up.
“I’m amazed at how in-
terested the locals have
been with all that we are
doing here. I think long-
time Silverton residents
feel a certain ownership
and special interest in this
house,” she said.
Renovations over the
last year have been exten-
sive. Most obvious is the
new paint – white and teal
– outside, but the house’s
wooden porches also re-
quired repairs. An up-
stairs bathroom, once a
sleeping porch, was gut-
ted and rebuilt.
The downstairs great
room, with its cherry-ac-
cented fir floor, only re-
quired a wax job on the
floor but needed signifi-
cant repairs to its lathe-
and-plaster walls, includ-
ing the removal of multi-
ple layers of wallpaper.
Now Choules is turning
more of her attention to
the landscaping, which
she hopes to augment with
a vegetable garden.
The McClaine House is
at 216 W. Main Street and
is reachable by phone at
503-874-1878 or online at
www.themcclainehouse-
.com.
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Dr. Josh Ort and his wife and business manager, Danyelle,
with one of their daughters, in a newly renovated patient
room at Ort Chiropractic.
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