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SANDY fOr«
POSI Thun
N o .t m b .i 12 1981 (Set
I)
Obituaries
Carey Larson
S e rv ic e s w e re h e ld
Wednesday m orning at
Bateman Funeral Chapel
in Gresham for Carey L
I^arson of SE o rie n t Drive,
who died last Friday He
was 17
He was a senior at Sandy
Union High School, where
he was active in football
and wrestling
S urvivors include his
father. Vernon (.arson of
Boring, two brothers, Mike
and E ric of Boring, one
sister, Rachael of Boring,
and his g ra n d m o th e r.
Ethel [.arson of Portland
Burial was at Willamette
National Cemetery
P. Eichelberg
M em orial services for
Phyllis E Eichelberg of
Sandy were held Saturday
at Ross Hollywood Chapel
in Portland She died Nov 4
at the age of 48
She is survived by her
husband. W ilbur, two sons,
D ale and E r ic ; th re e
daughters, Erica. Therese
and Candace I.asko, her
parents, Gunnar and Ema
V ir e ll
of
P o r tla n d ;
brothers, Clyde V irell, D ar­
re ll V ir e ll and Wayne
V ir e ll ;
tw o
s is te rs ,
J e n e v ie v e V ir e ll and
Juanita Koutalianous. 11
nieces and nephews, and
one grandchild
The fa m ily asks that
mem orials be made to
Natural Crisis Intervention
Center, P O Box 14889,
Portland, OR 97214
Jo h n Layton
F u n e ra l services fo r
John W illiam I^iyton were
held Wednesday in Lim a,
Ohio He died Nov 7 at a
retirem ent center in West
Liberty, Ohio He was 72
He is survived by his
wife, Mary M argaret, four
sons, Roger and Larry,
both of Lim a, Ohio, Jack of
Sandy, and John of Mar
s h v ille ,
N .C .;
tw o
daughters, Linda Lou Cour
son of Sarasota, Fla , and
Patricia Ann Hullinger of
St
M a r y 's , O h io , a
brother, Edgar of West
Liberty, Ohio, a sister
Cleota Ruggley of West
L iberty, Ohio, 19 grand
children, and three great­
grandchildren
B u ria l was at Y o rk
Center Cemetery in Union
County, Ohio
M y r le M o ffe t
F u n e ra l services fo r
M yrle S Moffet, 78, of San
dy were held last Friday at
C arroll Funeral Home in
Gresham He died Nov 3 at
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COUNTY BANK
SANDY OFFICE 688-5501
HOODLAND OFFICE: 622-3131
M em b er F D.i.c
BORING OFFICE: 663-3000
a Portland hospital
M r Moffet was born Oct
17, 1903 at Sioux City, Iowa
He moved to B illin g s,
Mont., at an early age
He worked for Zuber
Construction Co and the
Rockwood Water D istrict
Marcella Napoli of Pra>
Mont , and four grand
children
Jo h n G ates
F u n e ra l services fo r
John V Gates, a Sandy
He is survived by his son, resident on SE B luff Road,
Lawrence of Sandy; two w ill be held Friday at 1
brothers, W illard and O r­ p m in the chapel of Sandy
ville of Billings, Mont . two Funeral Home
He died Nov 10 at the age
sisters, Betty Hannon of
L iv in g s to n , Mont , and of 69