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Sexual Harassment Denied
(AP) — A Portland pastor denies
that he sexually harassed a female
pastor he supervised in the late 1980s
at a Kansas City, Missouri, church.
The Rev. Ronald W illiam s, who
m inisters to the Bethel A.M E.
Church in Portland, acknow ledges
th a t th e w o m an — S a u n d ra
M cFadden-W eaver— won a settle­
m ent o f her harassm ent claim
against him.
But Williams says an insurance
company made the payments, not
himself.
The woman's lawyer says Williams
wasn’t dismissed as a deiendant until
after the settlement was reached.
Williams says he had a consen­
sual sexual relationship with the
woman while he was unmarried but
she was married.
A memorial service will be held
Saturday July 28 at 6 p.m. at the Sal­
vation Army, 5335 N. Williams.
Bennie, Eddie Jr. and Alex; mother,
Viola Horsley; sisters, Gloria Hall,
Lizzie Smith, lka Edwards and Albora
Edwards; nine grandchildren; and 10
great-grandchildren.
Obituaries
Precious Lucy
Montgomery
Precious Lucy Montgomery was
bom to the union o f James Minor and
Obbie Lowery Minor on M a y 3 ,1938
in Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
She was the first o f five children.
Precious moved with her family to
LaGrande, Ore. in 1945. She united
with the Church o f God in Christ
under the leadership o f the late Rev.
l.W. Lowe.
After completing the rest o f her
education in LaGrande, she moved to
Portland at the young age o f 17. While
in Portland, she met and married Frank
Montgomery ofFresno, Calif.
She is the mother o f two children;
son John Cleveland o f Portland and
daughter Terry M ontgom ery o f
Fresno. She is stepmother to Leo
Montgomery and Lula Mae Brown,
both o f Fresno; Arthur and Willie
Montgomery, both o f Portland, and
Frank Montgomery o f Los Angeles.
Precious was a domestic engineer
until she retired in 1997. After retire­
ment, she moved to Fresno andjoined
the Church o f Light where she was
baptized and saved by God’s graces.
She remained in Fresno as a member
o f the church until her death.
Precious was preceded in death
by her husband; her parents; her
brother David and sister Lillie Jane.
Left behind to celebrate her memory
are her children, stepchildren as well
as her brothers Robert and Anglee
Minor o f Portland; sister-in-laws
Velma Minor o f Portland and Emma
PueofW eed, Calif; grandsonJohnell
Cleveland if San Diego; uncle Hasker
Lowery (Laurine) o f Portland; and a
host o f nieces, nephews, great nieces,
great nephews, cousins, extended
family and friends.
Barbara J.
‘Bobbie’ Brown
A funeral was held July 2,2001, in
Cornerstone Community Church o f
God in Christ in Portland for Barbara
J. “Bobbie” Brown, who died June 25
atag e6 1 .
Mrs. Brown was bom Barbara J.
BrantonOct.21,1939,inTuscaloosa,
Ala. She moved to Portland in 1947
and graduated from Roosevelt High
School. She was a homemaker and a
foster mother. In 1969, she married
Robert W. Brown.
Survivors include her husband;
father, John D. Brant Sr.; sisters, Betty
J. Watson, Mary A. Tumerand Debra
R. Douglas; and brothers, John D.
Brant Jr., Larry C BrantandAnthony
D. Brant.
Interment in Rose City Cemetery.
Arrangements by Killingsworth Little
Chapel o f the Chimes.
Lorene Parker
A funeral was held July 11,2001,
in Rose City Funeral Home for Lorene
Parker, who died July 1 at age 66.
Mrs. Parker was bom Lorene
Nelson on Sept. 4,1934, in Mira, La.
She moved to the Portland commu­
nity of Vanport in 1948 and gradu­
ated from Lincoln High School. She
moved to Ohio in 1963 and attended
nursing school in Akron. She was a
nurse for several hospitals in Ohio
until retiring in 1997 due to poor
health. In 1963, she married Eddie
Parker Sr.; he died in 1997.
Survivors include her daughters,
Vemice Ellis and Veta Parker; sons,
Rosa Lee
Washington
A funeral was held Saturday, July
7.2001, in Mt. Sinai Community Bap­
tist Church in Portland for Rosa Lee
Washington, who died June 30 at age
87.
Mrs. Washington was bom Rosa
Lee Smith on Jan. 17, 1914, in Holt,
Ala. She moved to Portland in 1942,
and was a coach cleaner for Union
Pacific Railroad for 29 years, retiring
in the late 1960s. She moved in 1994
to Carson, Calif. In 1931, she mairied
Vernon W ashington Sr.; he died in
1977.
Survivors include her daughters,
Maxine Andrews, Willie-Lou Gildon,
O livia W ashington and S herry
Holmes; sons, Vernon Jr., Jimmy,
Timmy and Jerry; grandchildren;
great-grandchildren, great-great­
grandchildren; and great-great-great-
grandchildren.
Interment in Rose City Cemetery.
Arrangements by Rose City.
Isaiah Hill Caples
A funeral was held Tuesday, July
3.2001, in Killingsworth Little Chapel
ofthe Chimes for Isaiah Hill Caples,
who died June 27 at age 5 months.
Isaiah was bom Jan. 5, 2001, in
Portland.
Survivors include his mother, Lori
Ann Hill; father, Johnny E.;and broth­
ers, Johnny E. 11, Leonard L„ Michael
A. and Keenan E.
Interment in Rose City Cemetery.
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