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Services for Myrtle Nickerson
were held Oct. 3 at Rose City
Cemetery Chapel.
She was born June 6, 1923 in
Marshall, Texas.
She attended Bishop College
in Marshall and Portland State
University. She was a member of
the N eighborhood C hurch of
God in Portland. She was em­
ployed as an operator for Pacific
Northwest Bell and as a retail
manager for the Salvation Army.
She was a member of the Urban
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Jerome Cox-Tanner
Counselor at Portland Commu­
nity College, and Regional Man­
ager for Adult and Family Ser­
vices for the State of Oregon.
He loved to spend time with
his grandchildren, play golf and
indulge his love for music by
playing guitar.
Preceding him in death was a
son, Benjamin Franklin Talley 111
Survivors include his wife; chil­
dren, Karla llene Smith, Stephanie
M aria P h illips, B enila Lynn
Gilliard, and Deanna Michelle
Talley; sister, Patricia Hearne;
four grandchildren, a great grand­
child; other relatives, friends and
the community. He will be missed
dearly.
Services by Cox & Cox Funeral
Chapel.
and fishing, watching cowboy
movies and playing cards.
John W. Ellett Sr was born on
He will be remembered as a lov­
Nov. 6, 1916 to John W. and Sa­ ing husband, father, grandfather,
vannah Ellett. God called him relative and friend.
back home on Sept. 18, 2(X)8 at
He is survived by his wife,
the age of 91. He was a strong, Sabrina Evans-Ellett; children,
earing and honest man, one who Sandra Williams. Penny Ellett, Sa­
never gave up.
vannah Ellett, Anita Ellett, John W.
He loved being around water Ellett, Jr., Matthew Ellett. Mark
Ellett. Luke Ellett and Timothy
Ellett; 27 grandchildren; .38 great
grandchildren: and a host of other
relatives and friends.
Arrangements by Cox & Cox
Funeral Chapel.
Schawna Tanner
2736 NF Rodney.
Portland Oregon 97212
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to Benjamin Franklin Talley Sr.
and Ethel W iggins in Detroit,
Mich.
He graduated from Benson
Poly-Tech in 1948. In 1950, he
enlisted into the United States Air
Force where he served until be­
ing honorably discharged.
In 1952, he met Olga Anne
Plummer and they were married
in 1957. Five children were born
to this union.
He went on to attend the Uni­
versity of Portland where he re­
ceived a Bachelor of Arts degree.
He earned a Masters degree at
Portland State University and a
Law degree from Blaekstone
School of Law in Chicago.
He held a variety of profes­
sional positions, including direc­
John W. Ellett Sr.
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Pastor and wife's Appreciation Dr.T
Allen
and
Daphne
Bethel
celebrating 14 years of service
on October 26,2008 @ 3:30pm
location: Maranath Church of
God 4222 NE 12th Ave,
Portland. OR.
S ta tio n
P la c e
Tower,
located In the Pearl District.
Benjamin Talley Jr.
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League of Portland.
She was married to Nathan W.
Nickerson for 64 years.
She leaves to cherish memo­
ries of her, her children, Doris
McReynolds. Marietta Georgia,
L aV erne T ho m p so n , R obert
Nickerson, Ralph Nickerson and
Ronald Nickerson: 12 grandchil­
dren; 6 great grandchildren; a
b ro th er, L am ar Jo h n so n o f
Marshall; two sisters, Dorothy
Daniels and Faye Lois Smith of
Marshall; a brother-in law Rob­
ert N ickerson o f D enver and
many other family members and
friends.
Arrangements by Cox and Cox
Funeral Home.
Now offe rin g a 2 bedroom
apartment. Rent is $968.00 a
month. Income must be under
$38,000 for 1 person or
$43,450 for 2 people. 14th
Floor views of the city, washer/
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Benjamin F. Talley Jr. died Sept. tor of the Knott Street Commu­ see our website at
nity Center, Juvenile Parole Of­ www.reachcdc.org or call 503-
11.2008.
He was bom on Oct. 29, 1 9.30 fice for the City O f Portland, a 546-4646 for more details.
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