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O BITUARIES
April 6, 2016
Wallowa County Chieftain
F IVE G ENERATIONS
Viola Kreizenbeck
Feb. 10, 1923 to March 12, 2016
Former Joseph resident Vi-
ola Marie Conrad Kreizenbeck
died March 12, 2016, in Port-
land. She was born in Emmett,
Idaho, on Feb. 10, 1923, to Jake
and Anna Conrad.
In 1940 she married Jack J.
Kreizenbeck in Emmett. Jack
and Viola lived and worked in
Emmett until 1944, when they
moved to Enterprise to open
OK Rubber Welders — later a
Goodyear Tire dealer known as
Jack’s Tire Service for 40 years.
They were blessed with three children: Janet, Jerry and Connie.
Viola, in the early years, was a bookkeeper for their business
as well as raising their family and working in her yard growing
beautiful À owers. She was involved in the work of the Shriners’
Hospital, Eastern Star, Mother of Rainbow Girls, Hospital Aux-
iliary Board and Smart Reading Program.
She was preceded in death by son Jerry, who died in an air-
plane accident in 1966; Jack, her husband of 61 years; her par-
ents; two sisters and one brother.
Survivors include Viola’s daughters Janet Smith of Portland
and Connie (Steve) Mayo of Discovery Bay, Calif,; grand-
children Randy (Robin) Smith of Tigard, Scott (Jennifer)
Mayo of Pleasanton, Calif. and Amy (Joe) Arenz of Portland;
great-grandchildren Jessica (Sean) Passage of Bend, Jereme
(Nahomy) Smith of Hermiston, Brooke, Mitchell, Harrison, and
Isabella Mayo of Pleasanton, Brooks and Reece Arenz of Port-
land; great-great-granddaughter Hayden Passage of Bend; and
many nieces, nephews, as well as great- and great-great-nieces
and nephews and cousins; and Jack Harmon and children.
Memorial services will be held at 11 a.m Saturday, April 9 at
St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church in Enterprise. In lieu of À owers,
donations can be made to: Kreizenbeck Memorial Scholarship
(Community Bank), Friends of Enterprise Cemetery or St. Pat-
rick’s Episcopal Church.
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Courtesy photo
Five generations of a local family recently gathered. Left to right: Granddaughter Jody Chandler (La Grande); June
Vernam (Enterprise); daughter Sharon Strickland (Joseph); great-grandson Jesse Chandler (La Grande); and great-
great-grandchildren Kayla and Brendan Chandler (La Grande).
National Society of Collegiate
Scholars welcomes Wallowa native
Wallowa County Chieftain
The National Society of
Collegiate Scholars (NSCS)
recently announced that Wal-
lowa native Joseph Tonato
Princena has been granted
membership.
Princena is a ¿ rst-year
student at Portland State Uni-
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versity.
NSCS is a member of the
Association of College Honor
Societies and is the nation’s
only interdisciplinary honors
organization for ¿ rst- and
second-year college students.
Membership is by invitation
only, based on grade-point
average and class standing.
“NSCS is more than just a
symbol of academic achieve-
ment,” said NSCS Founder
and CEO Stephen E. LoÀ in
in a press release. “Member-
ship gives students access to
a number of amazing ben-
e¿ ts, including career and
networking resources, schol-
arships, travel and service
Eastern Oregon Universi-
ty named 570 students to the
dean’s list for the 2016 win-
ter term. Qualifying students
achieve and maintain a grade-
point average of 3.5 or higher
while completing a minimum
of 12 hours of graded course-
STK #33379. WAS $21,125. NOW $18,973 AFTER $1,152 ROGERS
DISCOUNT AND $1,000 REBATE FROM TOYOTA FINANCIAL
SERVICES. NET CAP COST: $18,081.90. LEV: $13,731. $1,710
CASH DOWN. 3YR/12,000 MILE YEAR LEASE = $169 MO PLUS
TTD. ON APPROVED CREDIT.
STK #33303. WAS $28,899. NOW $27,057 AFTER $1,342 ROGERS DISCOUNT
AND $500 REBATE FROM TOYOTA FINANCIAL SERVICES. NET CAP COST:
$25,560.92. LEV: $18,495. $2,345 CASH DOWN. 3YR/12,000 MILE YEAR
LEASE = $199 MO PLUS TTD. ON APPROVED CREDIT.
STK #33335. WAS $36,189. NOW $35,072 AFTER $1,117 ROGERS DISCOUNT.
NET CAP COST: $33,521.35. LEV: $27,149. $2,499 CASH DOWN. 3YR/12,000
MILE YEAR LEASE = $299 MO PLUS TTD. ON APPROVED CREDIT.
projects both on campus and
in the community.”
Local students
on EOU winter
term dean’s list
Wallowa County Chieftain
STK #33404. WAS $36,640. NOW $35,523 AFTER $1,117
ROGERS DISCOUNT. NET CAP COST: $33,703.20. LEV:
$24,182. $2,999 CASH DOWN. 3YR/12,000 MILE YEAR
LEASE = $379 MO PLUS TTD. ON APPROVED CREDIT.
Joseph Tonato Princena
work for the duration of the
term. Following is a list of
local students who were in-
cluded on the list.
• Stephanie Simpson, En-
terprise
• Marta Stangel, Enter-
prise
• Baylee Shelton, Lostine
• Kyrie Weaver, Wallowa
Weather
Forecast
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High Low Conditions
April 7
72
41
Clear
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73
40
Clear
April 9
59
34
Clear
April 10
56
30
Partly cloudy
April 11
59
34
Clear
April 12
59
35
Clear
STK #32932. WAS $24,130. NOW $21,558 AFTER $1,572 ROGERS DISCOUNT AND $1,000 REBATE FROM TOYOTA FINANCIAL SERVICES. NET
CAP COST: $20,677.23. LEV: $14,478. $1,710 CASH DOWN. 3YR/12,000 MILE YEAR LEASE = $179 MO PLUS TTD. ON APPROVED CREDIT.
Phases of the moon
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FOR ALL OFFERS: NO SECURITY DEPOSIT REQUIRED. ON APPROVED CREDIT. A DOCUMENTARY SERVICE FEE OF $150 MAY BE ADDED TO VEHICLE PRICE OR CAPITALIZED COST. DOES NOT INCLUDE
TAXES, LICENSE, TITLE, PROCESSING FEES, INSURANCE AND DEALER CHARGES. SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY. OFFERS VALID THROUGH 4-30-16.
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