Vernonia's voice. (Vernonia, OR) 2007-current, November 03, 2016, Page 7, Image 7

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    community news
november3
2016
Vernonia Dental Welcomes New Dental Hygienist
Vernonia  Dental  is  pleased  to  welcome  the 
newest member of their staff, dental hygienist Jillona 
(Jill)  Frangipani.    Frangipani  will  be  working  in  the 
Vernonia Dental office on Mondays and Tuesdays. 
 
Frangipani grew up in the small town of Dur-
kee outside of Baker City in eastern Oregon and gradu-
ated  from  Baker  High  School  in  2008.    She  says  she 
is  named  after  her  mother’s  best  friend  Jillona,  but 
goes by Jill.  She attended Pacific University in Forest 
Grove, earning a Bachelor’s Degree in Biology in 2012 
and then studied in the Dental Hygiene program there, 
graduating in 2016.
 
While  at  Pacific  University  she  met  her  hus-
band,  Daniel  Frangipani  who  is  originally  from  Port-
land.  The two were married in 2014 and currently live 
outside  Scappoose  on  the  Scappoose  Vernonia  High-
way.  “I  grew  up  in  a  small  community  and  he  really 
likes  the  outdoors  so  we  both  agreed  to  move  out  to 
Owned and Operated by
Don & Kim Wallace
DON WALLACE, PLS
Professional Land Surveying
1224 E. Alder St.
Vernonia, OR 97064
Phone: 503-429-6115
FAX: 1-866-297-1402
Email: DWallace_KLS@msn.com
CORPORATE
MEMBER
Marie Krahn
Massage Therapy
Auto injury recovery/medical billing
• Accepting: Medical Benefits Cards
• Medical Massage Cupping
• Swedish Massage
• Reiki • Deep Tissue
• Reflexology
• doTerra Aroma Touch
• Trigger Point Therapy
• Myofacial Release
Columbia  County,”  says  Frangipani.    “We  both 
just fell in love with it – it’s so beautiful!”
 
As  a  dental  hygienist  Frangipani  exams 
patient’s  oral  health  including  the  health  and 
cleaning of teeth and gums, and also educates and 
provides pointers for patients on how to improve 
and maintain their oral hygiene and prevent dis-
ease.   
 
Frangipani  says  she  became  interested 
in  the  dental  field  because  her  uncle,  Dr.  Todd 
Chandler, was a dentist in Baker City, where she 
helped in the office while in high school.  “I really 
liked being around the profession and really liked 
the atmosphere in his office,” she says.  “That sort 
of piqued my interest in a dental hygiene career 
and I just followed through with it.”
 
Frangipani  says  she  hopes  to  get  estab-
lished in Vernonia and build relationships and get 
involved in the community.
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you
for
voting!
503-429-5180
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mariekrahn@frontier.com
Please vote YES on 5-259
from the Vernonia Schools Bond Committee
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