RECORDS
Thursday, March 28, 2019
East Oregonian
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OBITUARIES
Preston E. ‘Skip’ Jones
Hermiston
December 8, 1942 — March 25, 2019
Preston E. “Skip” Jones with a helping hand. His
of Hermiston, Oregon, was compassion, concern and
born on December 8, 1942, care for others touched and
in Oakridge, Oregon, to par- blessed the lives of so many.
ents Merle and Wanda Crea-
He is survived by his wife
son Jones. He died on March of 32 years, Kristie Jones,
25, 2019, in Spo-
Hermiston, Ore.;
kane, Washington,
son Christopher
at the age of 76.
Jones and wife
Skip
was
Mary, and grand-
raised
and
sons Tommy and
attended school in
Scotty, of Ray-
nham,
Mass.;
Oakridge, Oregon,
daughter Denice
graduating in the
Jones Gagne and
class of 1961. He
grandsons Zack-
served two tours
ery and Conner
Jones
in Vietnam in the
of Rocky Hill,
Marine Corps as
Conn.; daughter
a crew chief on
Denyce and hus-
medivac missions,
band Vern Kelly,
where he earned
and granddaugh-
numerous medals
ters
Mikayla
and awards.
He was honorably dis- and Martee, of Hermis-
charged and in 1967 he ton; son Daryn Brutke and
married Donna Fitzsimons. wife Janell, a grandson Will
They were blessed with two and granddaughter Ally, of
children, Denise and Chris- Amity, Ore.; sister Sandra
topher, and later divorced. Halter, Culver, Ore.; brother
Skip married Kristie Latham Steve Jones, Illinois; and
in 1986 where he gained two numerous nieces and neph-
more children, Denyce and ews who he loved dearly.
Skip was preceded in
Daryn Brutke.
By trade, Skip was a death by his parents and a
welder, metal fabricator and brother-in-law, Jerry Halter.
journeyman sheet metal
A celebration of life ser-
worker. In 1990, Skip and vice with a dinner to fol-
Kristie opened P.J.’s Trailer low will be Sunday, March
and Transport Refrigeration 31, 2019, at 1:00 p.m. at the
Repair. They sold the busi- Hermiston Assembly of
ness in 2017 and retired.
God, 730 E. Hurlburt Ave.,
Skip enjoyed the moun- Hermiston, Oregon.
tains, hunting, fishing and
Those who wish may
looking for gold mines in the make contributions in Skip’s
Oakridge area. He founded memory to The Glory Rid-
Pointman Ministries of ers of Oregon, 80122 S.
Umatilla County in 2007 Edwards Road, Hermiston,
and was an ordained minis- OR 97838.
ter, serving as associate pas-
Please share memo-
tor of the Cowboy Church ries of Skip with his family
USR. Skip was the founda- at burnsmortuaryhermis-
tion behind The Glory Rid- ton.com. Arrangements by
ers of Oregon, always there Burns Mortuary.
UPCOMING SERVICES
Natalie Mae Jensen Anderson
Constantine
Redmond
December 22, 1924 — March 24, 2019
Natalie Mae Jensen active kids, Natalie was an
Anderson Constantine, 94, avid sports fan and their
passed away peacefully in best supporter. She and Lee
Redmond, Ore., on Sunday, spent many years and miles
March 24, 2019. She had taking their kids and oth-
ers to their sport-
been a resident of
ing events. She
Pendleton since
was a classy lady
1955 and resided
who also enjoyed
her last two years
spending time at
in
Redmond,
the family cattle
Oregon.
feedlot or sitting
Natalie
was
on a bleacher seat
born Dec. 22,
watching numer-
1924, in Almira,
ous baseball and
Wash., to Carl and
football games.
Helen Jensen. She
Constantine
She was always
grew up in Almira
there for her fam-
and Waterville,
Wash., and attended Wash- ily with an open heart and
ington State University in kind non-judgmental atti-
Pullman. While at Pullman, tude. She truly loved people
she met her future husband, and saw the good in them.
Lee Anderson. She quit She had a beautiful smile
school and went to work in and an easy laugh. Her pos-
the home economics depart- itive attitude carried her
ment to help put Lee through through life and she was
veterinary school.
always pleasant.
She loved being a vet-
Natalie is survived by
erinarian’s wife and had her three children: Rod
many great stories about Anderson, Pendleton, Ore-
their life together. Lee died gon, Craig Anderson (wife
in 1986 and Natalie traveled Robyn), Coeur d Alene,
with friends throughout the Idaho, and Lori Ander-
United States. She remar- son Johnson (husband Del),
ried in 1992 to Jim Constan- Redmond, Ore. She has five
tine, until his death in 1998. grandchildren: Luke Smith
Natalie was very active Anderson (wife Lavenda),
in her community. She KC Anderson, Shelby Rand-
belonged to the First Presby- klev (husband Scott), Kelsey
terian Church where she was Johnson Nonella (husband
a trustee for several years. Roger) and Ty Natalie John-
She had been co-chairman son. She was blessed with
of the Christmas Cotillion, six great-grandchildren.
A Celebration of Life
was a member of AAUW in
her younger years and was will be held Sunday, March
very involved in her PEO 31 at 4 p.m. in the Roy
group. She played golf and Raley Room at the Pend-
tennis well into her seven- leton Round-Up Grounds.
ties. Bridge was her pas- Private burial services will
sion and she played several be held for family only on
times a month. Natalie also Monday, April 1. Donations
volunteered at the Umatilla can be made to the Umatilla
County Historical Society County Historical Society,
for many years.
108 S.W. Frazer Ave, Pend-
As the mother of three leton, OR 97801.
THURSDAY, MARCH 28
HUBER, DELTA — Memorial ceremony at 2 p.m. at the Hermiston
Cemetery, followed by a reception at the Hermiston Best Western
Inn, 2255 S. Highway 395.
FRIDAY, MARCH 29
BLACK, RANDY — Memorial service at 2 p.m. at Mun-
selle-Rhodes Funeral Home, 902 S. Main St., Milton-Freewater.
WEBSTER, WILLIE — Graveside service at 2 p.m. at the Hermis-
ton Cemetery.
PUBLIC SAFETY
TUESDAY
7:16 a.m. — Emergency services responded to a call for a vehi-
cle on fire about 20 yards off Highway 207 near Echo. Reports indi-
cated a male and female were out of the vehicle.
12:38 p.m. — Umatilla police responded to a report of a tall per-
son driving a small bus and taking photos of a residence on the 700
block of Chenowith Street. Police did not find the photographer.
1:11 p.m. — Pendleton fire responded to a small pile on fire
near RV’s Storage Center, 1325 N.W. 49th Drive.
1:44 p.m. — A caller in Heppner told the Morrow County Sher-
iff’s Office she was the victim of blackmail via email. She also iden-
tified a suspect.
4:37 p.m. — A caller complained about someone smoking mar-
ijuana in public at Indian Hills Apartments, 1335 S.W. Second St.,
Pendleton. Officers did not find the smoker.
7:02 p.m. — An Irrigon resident on Southeast Thomas Ave-
nue reported the neighbor’s dog came into his yard and killed his
rooster. A Morrow County sheriff’s deputy responded and gave a
citation to the dog’s owner, Cody Ray Martin, for having a dog that
is a public nuisance.
9:49 p.m. — A caller at the Shell station in Irrigon reported a
female attacked a male behind the store. The Morrow County Sher-
iff’s Office responded but did not find anyone.
11:22 p.m. — A caller reported a shop on fire on Hanna Arbuckle
Road, Heppner.
ARRESTS, CITATIONS
•Umatilla Tribal Police arrested Angela Dawn Malbeck, 40,
of Kennewick, Washington, for giving false information to law
enforcement, felony methamphetamine possession and on a war-
rant. Tribal officers during the same incident also arrested Tyus
James Wright, 23, for a probation violation, dangerous drugs and
criminal activity in drugs.
•Umatilla Tribal Police arrested James Anthony Jones, 41, for
domestic abuse.
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Chris Gipson
Pendleton
June 28, 1959 — March 26, 2019
Chris Gipson died peace- custom home builder, leav-
fully at home surrounded by ing his mark across Pendle-
family on March 26, 2019, ton and California.
Chris was a
in Pendleton, Ore-
gon, at the age of
passionate out-
doorsman
who
59, after a long bat-
tle with cancer.
loved
hiking,
Chris is sur-
scuba diving, and
vived by his wife
hunting with his
Karen and daugh-
dogs. He loved
ters Corinne and
life, friends and
Danielle, as well
family and was
as their spouses
cherished by all
Jimmy Black and
who knew him.
Gipson
Chase Addleman,
The
family
and grandson Cole.
invites you to join
Chris was born on June them in a celebration of life
28, 1959, in Eureka, Cali- at Hodgen Distributing, a
fornia, to Dale and Jo Gip- building he built, on Sun-
son. He was the third of day, March 31 at 12:00 p.m.
In lieu of flowers the
four boys, Mike, Joel, and
family requests that dona-
Matthew.
He fell in love with con- tions be made to Amer-
struction at a young age and ican Cancer Society and
continued on to become a tal- Pheasants Forever in Chris’
ented and widely respected name.
Allison Lynn Faircloth
Weston
June 23, 1967 — March 13, 2019
A celebration of life for her kids in sports and was
Allison Lynn Faircloth will an energetic member of
be held at Weston-McEwen the Weston-McEwen High
High School on Saturday, School booster club for
March 30 at 1 p.m. Allison many years while her kids
passed away at her moun- were in school.
tain home on
Family always
came first for Alli-
March 13, 2019,
son. She loved
surrounded by her
traveling,
and
loving family.
spending
time
Allison
was
together with her
born on June 23,
family. Her favor-
1967, in Burley,
ite destination was
Idaho, to Kath-
leen and Harold
Hawaii. Her chil-
dren now imag-
Youncs. In her
ine her free spirit
youth she kept
Faircloth
walking
along
active
playing
the beaches of the
basketball, cheer-
leading, and playing bag- North Shore while watching
pipes in the pipe and drum the surfers.
She is survived by
band, before graduating
mother,
Kathleen
from Weston-McEwen High her
Youncs-Wilson; her hus-
School in 1985.
Shortly afterwards she band, Kenneth Faircloth;
began working for West- two brothers, Roger and
ern Farm Services, where Mark Youncs; daughter
she worked for the next 30 Sheridan Eisenbach (Cain);
years. She married her hus- two sons, Rawley and Riley
band Kenneth Faircloth on Faircloth; two nieces and
July 2, 1994, and was hap- two nephews. She is pre-
pily married for 24 years.
ceded in death by her father,
She enjoyed watching Harold Youncs.
Terry Ann Conley
Pendleton
August 22, 1955 — March 26, 2019
Terry Ann Conley of
Pendleton, Oregon, beloved
mother of Nikolas Alexan-
der Conley and loving sis-
ter, aunt, grand-aunt, and
passionate friend to many,
died in the wee hours on the
morning of Tuesday, March
26, 2019, from chronic com-
plications of Lupus (SLE)
and cancer.
Terry was known for hav-
ing many deep and bond-
ing friendships throughout
Oregon and Washington
and touched the lives of
many during her short 63
years of life. She was born
and raised in Chicago, Illi-
nois, on August 22, 1955,
to the late Dr. Robert Lee
and Nancy Delleneck Con-
ley. She was a strong and
spirited woman who had a
love for fine clothes, fash-
ion, and art while also being
a Wild Woman of the West,
feeling most grounded with
cowboy boots on and fish-
ing the Clackamas and
Umatilla rivers. With her
parents and siblings, she
was a world-wide traveller,
circumventing the entire
world and returning in her
later years with her son to
expose him to the glory of
ship travel. She deeply loved
the Caribbean but her heart
was grounded in the rugged
beauty of Eastern Oregon’s
Blue Mountains, where she
spent a lifetime each sum-
DEATH NOTICES
Grady Lee Davis
Milton-Freewater
July 12, 1935 — March 23, 2019
James ‘Terry’ Lawhead
Pendleton
March 10, 1950 — March 24, 2019
James “Terry” Law- loved to be in the woods. He
head was born March 10, enjoyed hunting and camp-
1950, in Pendleton, Ore., to ing with friends and family.
Bonda (Peterson) Lawhead Terry also had a great love
for animals, espe-
and James Leon-
cially dogs, which
ard Lawhead, who
he often trained
preceded him in
to do many tricks.
death. He passed
He was a stranger
away
Sunday,
to no one and a
March 24, 2019.
great friend to
He is survived
many, and will be
by his sister Sonja
greatly missed.
Lawhead Jessen,
Memorial ser-
brother
Roger
vice will be held
Lawhead, daugh-
ters Dawn Alder-
Lawhead
at the Life Church
man, Trista Still
of Pilot Rock, 222
and Chelsi Cate, as well as S.W. Third St., Pilot Rock,
eight grandchildren and OR 97868, on Saturday
numerous close relatives.
March 3 at 1:00 p.m.
Terry was a logger
No formal wear, family
and a mechanic. He also plans to wear flannel and
worked as a truck driver and jeans style attire.
mechanic on the building of
Service will be followed
the Alaskan Pipeline. Terry by a dessert potluck at the
was a great storyteller and same location.
Grady Lee Davis, 83, of Milton-Freewater, died Satur-
day, March 23, 2019, in Walla Walla. He was born July 12,
1935. Munselle-Rhodes Funeral Home of Milton-Freewater
is in charge of arrangements.
Harry R. ‘Dick’ Snow
Echo
June 14, 1932 — March 23, 2019
Harry R. “Dick” Snow, 86, of Echo, died Saturday, March
23, 2019, in Walla Walla. He was born June 14, 1932, in Dia-
mond, Washington. A funeral service will be held Saturday,
April 13 at 1 p.m. at the Echo High School gymnasium. Pri-
vate family burial will be at the Echo Cemetery. Arrange-
ments by Burns Mortuary of Hermiston. Share memories
with the family at burnsmortuaryhermiston.com.
Marcelo Manuel Estrada Jr.
Hermiston
June 10, 1967 — March 24, 2019
Marcelo Manuel Estrada Jr., 51, of Hermiston, died Sun-
day, March 24, 2019, at his home. He was born June 10,
1967, in Los Angeles, California. A celebration of life ser-
vice will be held Saturday, March 30 at 11 a.m. at the Herm-
iston Assembly of God, 730 E. Hurlburt Ave. Arrangements
by Burns Mortuary of Hermiston. Share memories with the
family at www.burnsmortuaryhermiston.com.
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