RECORDS
Wednesday, November 15, 2017
East Oregonian
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Denise M. Bartman
Barbara Ann Bieren
June McDonald Hackler
Hermiston
March 15, 1977 - November 10, 2017
Umatilla
February 7, 1939 - November 11, 2017
Hermiston
June 19, 1930 - November 11, 2017
Denise M. Bartman, 40,
Denise married Jason
of Hermiston passed away on Bartman on July 10, 2004,
Friday, November 10, 2017, in San Jacinto, Calif.
at the Providence Portland
She is survived by her
Medical Center.
husband, Jason; daughters
Denise was born on March Savannah Diaz, Jamie
15, 1977, in Para-
Bartman, and twin
mount, Calif., the
daughters Brook
daughter of Thomas
and Bridget; sons
and Betty (White)
Timothy Tichy and
Diaz. She grew
Robert Bartman;
up in San Jacinto,
parents
Thomas
Calif., and grad-
and Betty Diaz;
uated from West
and
brothers
Valley High School
Edward and Ricky
in Hemet, Calif., in
Diaz.
1995. She moved to
Funeral services
Hermiston, Oregon,
will be held at
in 2001 where she Bartman
10 a.m. Monday,
has resided since.
November
20,
Denise enjoyed singing, 2017, at the Burns Mortuary
dancing, taking photos of chapel, 685 W. Hermiston
her family and friends, Ave., Hermiston, Ore.).
camping, hiking and being Burial will follow in the
in the outdoors. She also Hermiston Cemetery.
enjoyed volunteering for
To leave an online
Special Olympics and condolence for the family
Project
Graduation
at go to www.burnsmortuary-
Hermiston High School.
hermiston.com
J. Merle Mathwich
Athena
August 16, 1930 - November 9, 2017
J. Merle Mathwich, were married on November
Athena, Oregon passed away 28, 1953. They enjoyed being
November 9, 2017, at his involved in the community
home at the age of 87 years. and other organizations
Funeral
services
including: making
will be Friday,
several trips with
November 17, 2017,
the Paradise Good
at 10:30 a.m. at the
Sams, serving in the
Munselle-Rhodes
American Legion,
Funeral Home in
their church, the
Milton-Freewater,
Watts Fund, and
Oregon. Concluding
participating
in
services and inter-
the Pioneer Days
and Potato Shows.
ment will be in the
Merle and Beverly
Athena Cemetery.
were grand marshal
Memorial contri-
and queen of the
butions may be
Weston
Pioneer
made to the Athena
Days. Merle was
American Legion
inducted into the
Post #130 through
Athena Hall of
the funeral home.
Fame in 2017.
John
Merle Mathwich
He is survived
Mathwich was born
by his wife Beverly
in Havre, Montana,
on August 16, 1930. Merle Mathwich; children Jean
and his parents John and (Clayton) Severin, John
Josephine moved to Herm- (Janet) Mathwich and Jan
iston and then to Athena in (Pete) Sederburg; seven
1946 with his twin sisters grandchildren: Alison, Ryan,
Ethel and Ester. Athena was CJ, Josh, Sarah, Katherine
his hometown for the rest and Jonathan; and eight
of his life, graduating from great-grandchildren.
Merle always sought to
McEwen High School, class
of 1950. Between 1950 to take care of his family and
1954, he moved away from provide for them. He will
Athena to serve in the U.S. always be remembered for
his love, kindness, servant’s
Navy.
He started dating Beverly heart and having a ready
Tucker when they were soph- supply of rhubarb. He will
omores in high school and never be forgotten.
Cameron E. Rome
Hermiston
August 4, 1990 - November 11, 2017
Cameron E. Rome was
born August 4, 1990, in Las
Vegas, Nev. He passed away
on Saturday, November 11,
2017, in Kennewick, Wash.
Cameron moved to
Hermiston in 1999, where
he attended school and
graduated from Hermiston
High School in the
Class of 2008. He
enjoyed
playing
football, and was a
gifted mathematics
student. After high
school, he attended
OSU for one year
after being accepted
into the engineering
program at 17 years
old, and returned
home to attend Rome
BMCC for an addi-
tional year prior to
entering the work world.
Cameron met Myriam
Sanchez in 2010 and the
couple were united in
marriage on May 12, 2012,
in Boardman, Oregon.
He enjoyed playing
video games, helping family
members (especially his
grandparents), hosting family
events, BBQing and baking,
and most especially spending
time with his two sons.
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He is survived by his
sons, TreySean Rome and
Nathaniel Rome; Myriam
Rome; parents Jesus and
Dawn
Rome;
brother
Anthony Rome (Kaitlynn)
and children Jonathon and
Annie; brother Kyler Barton
(Emily); sister Jada Rome;
aunt
Danielle
Conran; maternal
grandparents
Karen and Jack
Duffee; paternal
grandparents
Virginia
and
Manuel
Garcia
and Donald and
Dee Rome; Anna
Frost; and a wealth
of amazing and
adoring
aunts
and
uncles,
cousins,
nieces
and nephews, and distant
family members who loved
Cameron beyond measure.
Our lives will never be the
same without him.
A family viewing will
be held from 4-7 p.m. on
Thursday, November 16,
2017, and a memorial service
will be held at 1 p.m. on
Friday, November 17, 2017,
both at the Burns Mortuary
chapel, 685 W. Hermiston
Ave., Hermiston). There will
also be a memorial reception
to follow, location to be
announced.
To leave an online condo-
lence for the family go to
www.burnsmortuaryherm-
iston.com
Betty (Crookshank) Monjay
Tillamook
August 31, 1936 - October 27, 2017
Betty
(Crookshank)
Monjay was born in Long
Beach, Calif., on August 31,
1936, to John Crookshank
and Francis (Adamson)
Crookshank. Betty went to
meet her Savior October 27,
2017.
Betty is preceded in death
by her parents John
Crookshank
and
Francis Ficher; her
brother
Richard
Crookshank; sister
Bonnie Sills; and
her granddaughter
Tavia McNeal.
Betty
is
survived by her
sister
MaryAnn
(Crookshank)
Sparks of Dallas, Monjay
Texas, and brother
John
(Skipper)
Crookshank and wife Angela
of Westminster, Calif. Betty
loved being a mother and
was proud of all her children
and is survived by daughters
Dory Thompson and Dixie
McNeal, both of Hermiston,
Ore., Dana Aufdermauer and
husband Don, and Denice
Richter, of Tillamook, Ore.;
sons Doug Richter and wife
Laura of Irrigon, Ore., and
David Richter and wife
Kalcy of Tillamook; 21
grandchildren;
numerous
great-grandchildren;
and
several nieces and nephews.
Betty was very kind and
non-judgmental, she always
looked for the best in people.
Betty loved to quilt and craft,
she enjoyed going for drives,
especially along the coast,
and she loved to sit and just
watch and listen to the ocean.
Betty also liked to read and
put puzzles together,
she loved to play
games and she was
good at making up
her own rules as she
went along. In 1997
Betty moved back
to Tillamook, where
she took up guitar
and painting as a
few of her hobbies.
However,
being
with her family is
what she enjoyed
the most.
Betty started her working
career at Fuller’s Market in
Tillamook. For many years
she worked as a breakfast
cook at 4J’s in Tillamook,
Newport and Hermiston, to
name a few. Betty retired from
Lamb Weston in Boardman,
Ore., where she worked in the
lab. Betty also touched many
lives while volunteering for
several years at Nehalem
Valley Care Center.
Services were held at Five
Rivers Retirement Home
in Tillamook on Sunday,
November 5, 2017.
UPCOMING SERVICES
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 15
No services scheduled
THURSDAY, NOV. 16
ROME, CAMERON — Family viewing from 4-7 p.m.
in the chapel at Burns Mortuary, 685 W. Hermiston Ave.,
Hermiston.
THOMPSON, LUONA — Visitation from 3-7 p.m. at
Burns Mortuary, 336 S.W. Dorion Ave., Pendleton.
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Geraldine P. (Gerry) Reed,
94, passed away on Sunday,
November 12, 2017. She
was born March 7, 1923,
in Herbert, Saskatchewan,
Canada. At the age of 7 she
moved to Oregon with her
parents, Harry and Anne
Parkhurst. The family settled
in Pendleton in 1941
where she lived the
rest of her life.
Gerry graduated
from
Pendleton
High School with
the class of 1941. It
was at P.H.S. where
she met her future
husband, George
F. Reed, a lifelong
Pendletonian. They
married on July 3, Reed
1942. Two daugh-
ters, Jill and Julie,
completed the family.
She worked at U.S. Bank
for more than 30 years until
her retirement in 1982.
Gerry and George realized
their dream of building a cabin
near Meacham that became
their weekend retreat. They
took great pleasure in sharing
it with family and friends.
Upon retiring they traveled
throughout the United States
and spent winters in Yuma,
Ariz.
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with a book in her hand and
her dog, Corky, on her lap.
She was a past volunteer at
Heritage Station Museum
and the Round-up Hall of
Fame.
Gerry is survived by her
daughters Jill (Larry) Pursel
of Hermiston and Julie E.
Reed of Pendleton;
two grandchildren,
Tami (Tim) Montee
of
Bozeman,
Mont., and Cody
(Angela) Pursel of
Hermiston; sister-
in-law Kathy Reed
of Salem, Ore.;
four great-grand-
children; and nine
nieces and nephews.
She is preceded
in death by her
husband George in
2004, her parents and three
siblings.
It was her request that
there be no public service.
Memorial contributions
can be made to Pendleton
Friends of the Library,
Pendleton PAWS, Umatilla
County Historical Society or
charity of choice.
The family extends a
special thank you to the staff
at Suttle Care who cared for
our mother and grandmother
with excellent and loving
care during her final years.
Luona Genevieve (Mull) Thompson
Pilot Rock
April 20, 1938 - November 11, 2017
Luona Genevieve (Mull) brothers David Mull Jr. of
Thompson, 79, of Pilot Rock Hermiston and George Mull
passed away in the loving of Selah, Wash.; children
company of her family on Tamara Hascall of Pilot
November 11, 2017. Luona Rock and Clinton Thompson
was born on April 20, 1938, of Umatilla; grandchildren
in St. Louis, Missouri, to Cathy VanSchoiack
of
David and Luona (Smith) Hermiston, Becky Eddy of
Mull.
Boardman, Jeremy Hascall
She grew up
of Pilot Rock and
with two brothers
Patrick
Hascall
and the family
of Pilot Rock; 11
moved a few places
great-grandchil-
in the southern
dren; and one great-
region until settling
great-grandchild.
in Hermiston in the
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when
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she met her love Thompson
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be held at Burns
Thompson. They
Mortuary of Pend-
were married on October leton on Saturday, November
5, 1956. They welcomed 18 at 10 a.m.
four children and tragically
Burns
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of
lost one shortly after her Pendleton is in charge of
birth. As a family they arrangements.
enjoyed camping, fishing
and anything that got them
outdoors. Vacations and
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spent on the Oregon Coast,
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Hackler (Patricia), all of
Hermiston. She has nine
grandchildren: Ian McLarney
of Chandler, Ariz., Dallas
Bolen of Hermiston, Tyler
Campbell of Lake Oswego,
Tabitha
Ritzer
of
Hermiston,
Matthew Hackler
of Albany, Pete
Casteel of Herm-
iston, Ray Casteel
of
Hermiston,
Robert Casteel of
Hermiston and Josh
Davis of Beaverton.
She
has
ten
great-grandchildren.
Burns Mortuary
of Hermiston is in
care of final arrangements.
To leave an online
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June McDonald Hackler
was born June 19, 1930, in
Isabella, Missouri, to Selby
and Iva Satterfield McDonald.
She died November 11, 2017,
at her home in Hermiston.
At her request no
services will be
held. A private
interment was in the
Hermiston Ceme-
tery.
She
married
Dallas Hackler on
June 30, 1950. He
preceded her in
death in 1990. She
and her husband
owned and oper- Hackler
ated Dun Rollin
Mobile Home and RV Park
since 1973.
She is survived by her
daughter, Pamela Campbell
(Larry), and son David
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She was preceded in death
by her husband, John; son
Brent Bieren; and grandsons
Thomas and Austin Bieren.
She is survived by daugh-
ters Brenda (Mike)
Schlepp, Jill (Rick)
Holt and Patty
(Rich) Estes; son
JT (Amber) Bieren;
daughter-in-law
Pam Bieren; sister
Patricia Sime; 13
grandchildren;
several great-grand-
children; and several
nieces and nephews.
A
memorial
service will be
held at 3:00 p.m. Saturday,
November 18, 2017, at the
King of Kings Lutheran
Church, 5209 W. Fifth Ave.,
Kennewick, Wash. A time of
fellowship and refreshments
will follow at the church.
Family suggest memorial
donations
in
Barbara’s
memory be sent to the King
of Kings Lutheran Church
Building Fund, 5209 W. Fifth
Ave., Kennewick, WA 99336.
Burns
Mortuary
of
Hermiston is in care of final
arrangements. To leave an
online condolence for the
family, go to www.burnsmor-
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Barbara Ann Bieren was
born February 7, 1939, in
Woodward,
Oklahoma,
the daughter of John and
Mildred (Friend) Hussey. She
passed away at her home on
November 11, 2017,
at the age of 78.
As a child,
Barbara
moved
from Oklahoma to
Vale, Oregon, and
then to Salmon
River, Idaho. She
attended high school
in Moses Lake,
Wash., graduating
in the Class of 1957.
After
high Bieren
school, she worked
as a beautician in Ellensburg
where she met John Bieren.
The couple were united in
marriage on May 31, 1963, in
Ellensburg. The couple lived
in the Elgin and Hermiston
areas for several years. She
later moved to the Tri-Cities
where she lived for 15 years
and worked as a mental
health advocate for the state
of Washington. She has lived
in Umatilla for the past 15
years.
Barbara enjoyed quilting,
embroidery, working in her
garden and studying her
Bible. She attended the King
of Kings Lutheran Church in
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