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Dann Kevin Fish
June 25, 1955 – March 23, 2015
Dann Kevin Fish, a resident
Dann took pride in his
of Keizer, died on March 23, hobbies, too. He loved the
2015 in Salem. He was 59 water and sailing. He also en-
years old.
joyed trips to Puerto Vallarta.
Dann was born on June He was a person people were
25, 1955 in Salem and was proud to know and someone
the son of Ernest and Joyce who will be dearly missed by
(Langford)
Fish.
the many people
He grew up in the
whose lives he
Salem/Keizer area
touched.
and graduated from
Dann is sur-
McNary
High
vived by his moth-
School in 1973. He
er, Joyce Fish-
went on to com-
Javor-Bolles
of
plete two years of
Keizer; sister Kim-
college at the Uni-
berly Fish-Wright
versity of Oregon
of Salem; brother
and he later earned
Bradley Fish (life
his
cosmetology
partner, Dr. Pat-
D. Fish
degree in Salem.
rick Dominguez)
In the early
of Los Angeles;
1980s Dann moved to Port- aunts Shirley Schwertmann
land where he worked as a and Lynne Langford of Port-
hair stylist in a small Portland land; and uncle, Monte (wife,
salon. He returned to Salem a Becky) Langford of Oregon
few years later and spent most City along with numerous
of his adult life residing be- cousins. His father, Ernest,
tween Portland and the Salem preceded him in death.
area.
A visitation will be Friday,
Dann was a very charming, April 3 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
straight to the point personal- with a funeral service on Sat-
ity who was grateful for life. urday, April 4 at 1 p.m., both
He enjoyed the company of at Howell, Edwards, Doerksen
people and loved their hu- Funeral Home. A committal
mor. He was loving and kind, service will follow at Belcrest
always putting the needs of Memorial Park.
others fi rst. He had a special
Contributions may be
bond with his sister Kimberly. made in memory of Dann
He was also a proud men- to the Recovery Outreach
tor and role model at his AA Community Center, roccsa-
Chapter where he successfully lem.org. You may also visit
celebrated more than 30 years Dann’s online memorial at
of sobriety.
www.hed-fh.com.
Flood research
continues for KPIC
By CRAIG MURPHY
Of the Keizertimes
Members of the Keizer
Points of Interest Committee
(KPIC) are looking for infor-
mation about past fl oods in the
city.
So why not look through
old family books?
That’s just what KPIC mem-
ber Kris Adams did recently.
KPIC members are working
on a project that will culminate
with a kiosk at Keizer Rapids
Park detailing some of the big-
gest fl oods of the Willamette
River in the Keizer area. The
topic has been discussed at re-
cent KPIC meetings, including
the one on March 17.
“I found this little book we
had, about the 1964 fl ood I’m
doing,” Adams said. “One tiny
section talks about Keizer. That
have a picture; that’s my house.
I found more about the Christ-
mas fl ood of 1964 but there’s
not as much about Keizer on-
line. There are still a few things.”
Adams noted she was quite
young when her family got the
book.
“I was only 5,” she said. “My
parents bought the book for $1.
We’ve kept it.”
Roland Herrera, the Keizer
City Council liaison to KPIC,
noted local newspapers had
some great pictures of the 1996
fl oods which could be tracked
down.
KPIC member Erica Hed-
berg noted she has made some
progress in getting information
about the 1890 fl ood.
“I found a picture of my
fl ood,” she said. “The Marion
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County Historical Society had
pictures of that plus the one
from 1964. A lot were from
Salem, some were from Keizer,
I’m just not sure where.”
Debbie Lockhart, deputy
city recorder for Keizer, said
KPIC members have the free-
dom to decide how the infor-
mation gets presented.
“Pictures are good, then you
could do a few explanatory
things,” Lockhart said. “There
could even be statistics like how
long the fl ood lasted and how
high it got.”
Hedberg noted she found
one website with information
about what caused the area to
fl ood.
Anita Zahniser noted some
past Oral History interviews –
another ongoing KPIC project
– have mentions of the 1943
fl oods. She suggested getting a
group together to share their
memories.
“Wouldn’t that be fun to
have a panel interview talking
just about the fl ood?” Zahniser
asked.
In other business March 17:
• KPIC members discussed
people that could be inter-
viewed for the Oral History
project. Zahniser noted Jerry
McGee wanted his redone,
while Adams is looking to do
some of the Zielinski fam-
ily members. The idea was also
brought up to do the Boucher
family.
• It was confirmed the new
sign honoring Japanese his-
tory in the area was recently in-
stalled in the kiosk at Pfc. Ryan
J. Hill Memorial Park in Keizer
Station. The sign is on the other
side of one honoring Marie
Dorion.
“I encourage everyone to go
out and see it,” Jill Bonney-Hill
said.
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