PAGE A6, KEIZERTIMES, JULY 31, 2015
MURAL,
continued from Page A1
By the time Christopher
was fi nished, the only other
person willing to speak was
Commissioner Beth Melendy,
who said, “I think moving
the mural would send a bad
message that it’s become a
political decision.”
Ripp submitted to letting
the issue go saying, “I have
verbage now.”
Later in the meeting,
commissioners settled on the
specifi c images to be part of
the long Keizer Iris Festival
parade-themed mural. The
mural will face north with the
parade running toward River
Road North and include
images in the following order:
pet parade, McNary High
School’s JROTC color guard,
Keizer Fire District’s antique
fi re truck, the McNary band
members, a rodeo court, classic
cars, an Aztec heritage group,
a smoking Volcano, Mexican
horse riders, and a Town &
Country Lanes fl oat. Clowns
will be featured throughout
the parade line-up.
Local residents may also
have the opportunity to have
their face featured on the
mural … for the right price.
Commissioners
briefl y
discussed the possibility of
individuals having their face
placed in the mural as part of
the crowd in exchange for a
donation to KPAC that helps
fund the project completion.
No fi rm price on the feature
was discussed, but a $500
amount was bandied about.
There would be a limited
number of slots available on a
fi rst-come, fi rst-served basis if
the idea is carried forward.
In
other
business,
commissioners:
• Tabled passage of KPAC
policies and criteria for public
art moving forward.
•
Opted
to
forego
participation in the Cherriots
bus shelter paint-in project this
year.
• Will no longer pursue
painting of utility boxes
owned by PGE along River
Road North, but might be
able to organize a project to
paint signal boxes owned by
the city.
•
Discussed
possible
placement of a diamond ring
sculpture commissioned by
Boucher’s Jewelers in front of
Sonic. Commissioners have yet
to vote on whether the piece
will be accepted as public art.
WOW: ‘They are so open to
new things and new ideas’
obituaries
Sandra Jean Auld
March 21, 1940 - July 22, 2015
(Continued from Page A1)
With her youngest daughter kles in her eyes.
holding her hand, Sandra Jean
Auld is survived by her
Auld passed away after a battle brother Phillip Coquillette
with cancer Wednesday, July 22. and his partner Penny Hole-
Family said Auld loved life, man, daughter Sydney Nes-
and lived it to the fullest with bitt and son-in-law Tim, and
kindness and generosity.
granddaughter Amalin Nes-
Sandra Jean Coquil-
bitt, daughter Sta-
lette was born March
cey Robinett and
21, 1940 in Portland and
son-in-law Michael,
grew up in St. Johns. She
grandsons Garren
attended James John El-
and Gavin Robinett,
ementary and Roosevelt
her son Dion Auld
High School.
and grandson Dar-
During her high
ian Walter Auld, not
school years, she was
to mention countless
S. Auld
a member of the rally
friends and “grand-
squad and was selected to
children” who she
be part of the Meier & Frank loved so dearly.
Fashion Council.
She was preceded in death
Auld met the love of her life, by her parents, Marge and John
Durran Auld, while working Coquillette, and her beloved
as a bank teller at The Federal husband Durran in 1996.
Reserve Bank in Portland. On
A celebration of life will be
November 4, 1961, they mar- held Saturday, Aug. 1, from 3
ried.
p.m. to 7 p.m. at McNary Golf
Of her many titles – includ- Club Restaurant. In lieu of
ing daughter, sister, wife, mom fl owers, the family requests do-
and friend – her most trea- nations be made in Auld’s name
sured was grandma. She loved to Willamette Valley Hospice,
her grandchildren with all her 1015 3rd St. NW, Salem, OR
heart and they were the spar- 97304.
Krause’s interest in music began at her mother’s elbow. Krause
followed the movements of her mother’s hands across the keys
while she was learning piano. When she fi nally had the option
to choose her own instrument, Krause opted for the violin. She
made a switch to choir after moving to a school with no strings
program and never looked back.
While she started out teaching high school students, the
mother of three – Robin, Carson and Logan – soon found a
new place in her hearts for middle school students.
“It’s a special time for children. They are so open to new
things and new ideas. To give music to any child at any age is a
magical gift, but especially so during a time when their whole
world is somewhat changing,” Krause said.
Most teachers will tell you that the learning in any classroom
goes both ways, but Krause said the lessons of laughter and per-
severance were the most powerful.
“They’ve taught me that I can laugh at any time because that,
sometimes, is the only thing that can get you through. They
know that because their lives are full of turmoil and defeat and
issues of self-confi dence and they persevere through all those
things. It’s a lesson of ‘Wow.’ The more they give that to me, the
more I can give it back to them,” she said.
Celtics reunite on stage
A Western Oregon Univer-
sity production of As You Like
It has turned into a veritable
Celtic reunion.
Four McNary High School
alums perform in the play con-
cluding on July 31 and Aug. 1
at 7:30 p.m. Gabriel Elmore is
playing the part of Silvius; Eric
Kearns is playing the parts of
Duke Fredrick and Duke Se-
nior; Belladina Starr is playing
the part of Phebe; and Julia Sja-
kovs is playing the lead female,
Rosalind. The performances
are free to all who attend.
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