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TRIBAL MEMBER NEWS
Chester Butler -1920-2002
Chester Butler was born Jan. 3, 1920, and died Sept. 18, 2002.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Polly Case Butler; parents Jane Hollis
and Bruce Butler Sr.; brothers Alton Butler, Everett Butler, and Bruce Butler Jr.;
and sisters MaryAnn Butler-Brown and Victoria Butler-Ben.
Richard L. Hostler -1933-2002
Richard L. Hostler, 69, of Siletz, Ore., died Sept. 26, 2002, in Corvallis, Ore.
He was bom May 10, 1933, in Siletz, Ore., to Mary Estelle (Fairchild) and
Leslie James Wallace.
He resided in Crescent
Chester is survived by sons Darelle (Dino) and Robert Butler; grandchildren
Mindy Sullivan, Betty Curl, Elizabeth Sohappy, Luhui Whitebear, Robert Redner-
City, Calif., during the
Butler, Molo Whitebear, James Butler, Che Butler, Darelle Buddha Butler Jr.,
in Salem during the
Quitze Pillings, Honey-Rose Butler, and Precious Butler; great-grandchildren
late 1960s and early
Daniel Raymond Jr., Desteny Rose, Devin Michael, and Derek James Sullivan,
1970s before returning
Jamie Elijah White, Niko Alan Whitebear, and Chastity Lee White; his best friend,
Ogie the Dog; and numerous nieces and nephews.
to Siletz.
early 1960s, and lived
He was a member
included an honor song by the Dancing Again Singers, the Lord’s Prayer by Honey
of the Confederated
Tribes of Siletz Indians
Rose Butler, songs by Trish Daniel, Minister Charles Bush, eulogy by Edmond
of Oregon. He enjoyed
Ben and nephew, and community memories on Sept. 22 at the Siletz Tribal
boxing, garage sales,
watching TV, and
A wake was held on Sept. 21,2002, at the Siletz Tribal Dance House. Services
Community Center. Burial was at the Paul Washington Cemetery in Siletz, Ore.
spending time with
Richard Hostler and Kitti Hostler
family and friends.
Survivors include a daughter, Kitti Hostler of Siletz; a sister, Vera Lafferty of
Siletz; and a brother, Albert Wallace of McMinnville, Ore.; granddaughters,
Natasha Kavanaugh and Shantel Hostler; a grandson, Elton Hostler; a niece, Violet
Lafferty-Mobre; great-nieces, Heather Moore and Kim Olson; and great-nephews,
Richard Lafferty, Robert Moore, and Leslie Wallace.
At his request, no funeral services were held. Disposition was by cremation.
Old Lane Photo Found
In Loving Memory
Once the mightiest stood in and around the valleys of these hills, the essence of
the ocean is scented upon the winds. Man has the ability to give all that he's
got when encountering the task of life; no one said it was to be easy. Never
grovel or expect another to grovel before you. Toe the mark, and take it as it
comes. Love is not verbal, it can only be shown in the caring, like the love of
eagles or wolves. They mate for life. If one menalooses (changes worlds) then
the mate stays in solitude, to meet the one they vowed their love to in the
changing of worlds where love lives on. Some of the human beings hold true to
these very traits.
-Robert Butler-
Hello, my name is Yvonne Lane. My
photo, which is Maude Lane, Daniel’s
husband, Daniel Lane, and I and our four
great-grandmother. The late Clayton
children reside in Vancouver, Wash.
Frank Lane was her grandson.
I was just going through some old
I thought someone might be
photos and found this one that Daniel’s
interested in seeing the photo. The
mother, Patricia Lane, gave us. I only
date and location written on the back is
know the name of one person in the
May 30, 1936, Independence, Ore.
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