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Manfred (Fred) Dieter Wolfgang Maass
June 2, 1939 – June 30, 2018
Fred was born in Berlin,
Germany, to Irmgard (Irma)
Maass and Hans Zeidler. Due
to World War II, his father
died before his parents could
get married. His mother
emigrated to Astoria, Oregon,
where she married Alfred D.
Berthelsen. Fred was raised by
his mother’s family in Berlin,
until he was reunited, at age
18, with his mother in Astoria.
Fred saw that he had
an opportunity to create a
good life in America. He
volunteered for the U.S.
Army, to show good intent
toward becoming a citizen
of the U.S.A. He was sent to
Germany.
Eventually he visited his
childhood girlfriend, Helga,
and they were married on
December 30, 1960, in
Nuremberg, Germany, where
he was serving during the
Berlin Crisis. In the beginning
of 1962, Fred was honorable
discharged in New York. It
became a race, to see who
would become a citizen
fi rst, Fred or his fi rst child.
Fred won, and two days later
Michael was born. They had
two more children, Monica
and Marcus.
Fred worked in Astoria
before he was hired in
November,
1964,
as
Correctional Offi cer at the
Oregon State Penitentiary.
This job turned into a great
career. Working through all
the tiers, he retired in 1994, as
Superintendent of the Oregon
State Penitentiary.
He and the family enjoyed
the outdoors, camping, boat-
ing, hunting. The family also
loved to travel Granddaugh-
ters Valerie, Stephanie and
Danielle loved
traveling with
their grand-
parents. Fred
and
Helga
wanted to in-
still in them
that all people
Fred Maass are alike. They
want the same
things for their families: A roof
over their heads, food in their
bellies and, if they were lucky
,an education. While Fred
worked full time, he managed
to take enough classes near
where ever he worked to earn
his master’s degree.
He was so proud to
see his children and also
granddaughters get their
bachelorsdegrees.
Fred was laid to rest
at
Willamette
National
Cemetery with help from the
U.S. Military Honor Guard,
the Oregon State Penitentiary
Honor Guard and Chaplain
Harold,
from
Brighton
Hospice. Thank you for your
touching service.
We are also thankful to
the Brighton Hospice Team
and Amber, our care person,
for trying to make Fred’s
days easier. We will miss Fred,
but are glad he is no longer
hurting. I am thankful for our
63 years of friendship, during
which we were married for 57
1/2 years.
In loving memory, your
family and best friend, Helga.
Dolores Rose Sheehan
December 26, 1932 — July 22, 2018
Dolores felt her accomplish-
Dolores Rose Sheehan (nee
Maciak) was born on Dec. 26, ments included: being a long
1932 in Lowell, Mass., the third time communicant of St. Ed-
of seven children born to Polish ward Catholic Church in Keiz-
immigrants Sophia and Antony er, Ore.; a volunteer at St. Jude
Maciak. She died July 22, 2018 Food Bank of St. Vincent de
in Eugene, Ore., surrounded by Paul (where she worked along-
side Gerald, Sr.); a long
loved ones.
time participant in a
She was raised and
Cancer Research and
educated in the Low-
Women’s program.
ell area. She obtained
She enjoyed sing-
her nursing education
ing (and had a beau-
through a scholarship
tiful voice), bingo,
provided by the Lowell
Reno trips and visit-
Sun Newspaper, receiv-
D. Sheehan
ing family and friends
ing her license in 1953.
in Massachusetts and
She met the love of
her life through a patient she Florida. She was an avid Bunco
tended to working at the Mas- player for over 20 years.
Dolores is survived by el-
sachusetts Memorial Hospital.
She wed Gerald Anthony dest son, Gerald, Jr. (aka Jerry)
Sheehan, Sr. on July 2, 1954. of Kodiak, Ark.; daughter Susan
It was a small ceremony that of Springfi eld, Ore.; youngest
proved mighty; as Gerald, Sr. son John of Las Vegas, Nev.; sis-
and “Doll”, as Dad called her, ters Laura LeRiche of Pelham,
celebrated marital bliss that NH; Blanche Maciak of Low-
lasted 50 years until Dad passed ell, Mass.; and Elaine Maciak of
Westford, Mass.; nine grandchil-
in 2005.
They resided in South Brain- dren and eight great-grandchil-
tree, Mass., before moving to dren.
She was preceded in death by
the Salem-Keizer area in 1962;
a pregnant Dolores with four her parents, Sophia and Antony
youngsters in tow. What a hor- Maciak; brother Anthony Ma-
rible sight to arrive to: downed ciak; sisters Eleanor Maciak and
trees, power outages and debris Irene Desrosiers; her husband
left everywhere in the wake of and best friend, Gerald Sheehan,
the infamous “Columbus Day Sr.; daughter Theresa Mills; and
Storm”. Dad always promised two infants, Anne Marie and
Doll he would take her back to Matthew.
In lieu of fl owers, please
Masschusetts, if she didn’t like
Oregon. She didn’t, but they make donations to the St. Vin-
cent’s de Paul Society food bank
stayed anyway.
After the move in 1962 she on Portland Road in Salem.
Graveside committal will be
obtained employment at the Sa-
lem General Hospital. After the Thursday, Aug 2, 2018, 10:30
General and Memorial hospitals am at Restlawn Memory Gar-
merged, she transferred to the dens and Funeral Home, 201
main Salem Hospital campus as Oak Grove Rd. NW, in Salem,
a nursing administrator until re- Ore. Memorial services TBD.
tiring in 1992 after 26 years of Arrangements are by Restlawn
Funeral Home.
service.
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The Great Oregon Steam-up continues Aug.
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Steam-powered and antique tools and ve-
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A: Jerry Aplin and Glenn Cooper of Terrebone.
B: Attendees enjoying the mini-railroad ride.
C: Bill Peterson of Woodburn.
D: David Boyce of Aurora with a 1915 steam tractor.
E: Alex Lancaster of the Oregon Tractor Pullers
driving a John Deere.
B
C
D
Keizer businesses collecting
school supplies in August
The sixth Annual Salem-
Keizer Education Foundation
School Supply Drive kicked
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who often buy supplies from
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The top items requested by
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