FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2015
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Wesley Lloyd Randall
Wes led a full life and
will be missed but as he
and Marilyn often say, “We
didn’t miss much.”
Wes is coming back
home to Eagle Valley. A
Funeral Service will be
held at the New Bridge
Grange at 11:00 a.m. Of-
fi ciating the service will
be Pastor Gordon Bond.
Interment at the Eagle Val-
ley Cemetery.
You are invited to join
the family for a potluck
meal and fellowship fol-
lowing the interment at the
New Bridge Grange. For
those who would like to
make a memorial donation
in memory of Wes, the
family suggests the New
Bridge Grange through
Tami's Pine Valley Funeral
Home & Cremation Ser-
vices PO Box 543 Half-
way, Oregon 97834.
Online condolences may
be shared at www.tamispi-
nevalleyfuneralhome.com
or take a moment, look
toward heaven and give a
wave and smile. He'll see.
Pamela Resnik
Baker City, 1948 - 2015
Pamela
Resnik,
“Pam,” 67,
of Baker
City peace-
fully passed
Dec. 4,
Pam
2015 due
Resnik
to diabetes
complications. Her two
daughters had spent pre-
cious time with her in her
last hours.
A Memorial Mass will
be celebrated at 1:00 p.m.
Monday Dec. 14th at St.
Francis de Sales Cathedral,
First and Church Streets.
The Rev. Robert Greiner
will celebrate the Mass.
There will be a reception
afterward in the Parish
Hall of St. Francis.
Pam was born on April
3, 1948 at Twin Falls Idaho
to Ople and Betty Lou
Rambo. She joined an old-
er sister Linda and brother
Arlie J. “Buzz” Rambo.
After her elementary years,
her family moved to Baker
where she graduated in
1965 from BHS. Baker is
where she met the love of
her life, Stan Resnik. He
was the handsome man
with baby blue eyes in
the Air Force who was
stationed here from New
York. They had been
married for 35 wonderful
years at the time of Stan’s
passing in 2002. They
had two daughters, Denise
and Ashly. These four
were a very close family
and treasured family time
whether it was playing
board games, going for a
drive, camping, fi shing, or
just plain being together.
Throughout Pam’s
working years, she was
a bookkeeper at Basche-
Sage Place, Democrat
Herald, Levinger’s Rexall
Drug and fi nally Cenex
Co-Op Supply until the
business closed. She was a
very organized person and
everything had its place.
She took pride in her work
and it showed. Her work
ethic was impeccable.
Some hobbies Pam
enjoyed were ones that
sparked her creativity in
ways unimaginable. She
enjoyed crocheting and
knitting and had made
some beautiful afghans
and warm slippers for all
family members. She also
enjoyed cross-stitching,
ceramics, reading and
playing pinochle. Pam
was very giving with her
creations, as she made and
gave many special hand-
made gifts to the special
people in her life. She also
loved to decorate her house
for the holidays. She was
known to decorate an
extravagant Christmas tree
which was always differ-
ent from the previous year.
Her family looked forward
to seeing the tree in all
its beautiful glory that
Pam had decorated for the
Christmas season.
Pam will be remem-
bered for her intelligence,
loving and caring personal-
ity, quick wit, and most of
all what her family meant
to her. Whenever anyone
needed an ear or a shoulder
to lean on she was there
and without judgment to
listen and be there. She
was a wonderful wife,
mother, grandmother,
sister, aunt and friend. She
will be dearly missed and
fondly remembered.
Preceded in death were
her husband Stanley
Resnik, her parents, and
sister. Survivors include
her brother Buzz Rambo,
daughters Denise Foley
(Jon), and Ashly Pearce
(Jake), grandchildren
Alexis, Patrick and Deidre
Foley; Draven and Paige
Pearce and numerous
nieces and nephews.
The family would like to
extend a sincere thank you
to Dr. Jon Schott and his
team and all the wonderful
caregivers that had a hand
in caring for mom in her
times of need. .. You all are
amazing at what you do
and we thank you.
In keeping with Pam’s
love for children and the
holiday season, we ask to
donate a toy to the toys
for tots in her memory
if you wish or memorial
contributions may be made
to American Diabetes As-
sociation, through Coles
Tribute Center, 1950 Place
St., Baker City, OR 97814.
To light a candle in
memory of Pam, please
visit www.colestributecen-
ter.com.
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Across
1- Renown;
5- Arkin of “Chicago
Hope”;
9- Sex researcher Hite;
14- Actor Baldwin;
15- Beret’s place;
16- Covered with hair;
17- Blueprint detail;
18- Biting;
19- Willow branch;
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star;
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wood;
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36- Abounds;
37- Intestinal sections;
38- Body of an organ-
ism;
39- Cop ___;
40- General Bradley;
41- Singing brothers’
surname;
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43- Adventurous ex-
ploit;
44- Final, ultimate;
45- Faction;
46- Some Art Deco
works;
47- Mobile home;
49- Charlottesville sch.;
50- Oyster spawn;
52- German astrono-
mer; 56- Curtain fabric;
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63- Diamond stats;
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67- Sunbeams;
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7- Take ___ from me...;
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9- Soup utensil;
10- One recording the
past;
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12- Arctic explorer
John;
13- Miss the mark;
21- Org. that banned
DDT;
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26- Decorative cornice;
27- Disquiet;
28- Begins;
29- Igneous rock of a
lava fl ow;
30- Baseball’s Roberto;
31- San Diego suburb;
32- Mill morsel;
33- Revered remnant;
36- Mortarboard fea-
ture;
46- Woman created
from the rib of Adam;
48- Like poorly pre-
pared oatmeal?;
49- Czar’s order;
51- Bindle bearer;
53- Dr. Zhivago’s love;
54- ___ May Clampett
of “The Beverly Hillbil-
lies”;
55- AAA recommenda-
tions;
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58- St. Louis gridder;
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