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Yvonne Jean Scott Fowler “Bunny”, 1935-2007
Michael Solomon Kalama, 1974-2007
Michael Solomon Kalama
passed away on September
14, 2007 at Warm Springs.
H e was 33.
Mr. Solomon was born on
May 2 2 , 1 9 7 4 to parents
Wanda Suppah VanPelt and
Ronald Kalama.
M ichael K alam a (“B ig
Mike” to friends and family)
was a lo v in g dad, so n
b rd th e r, nephew , u n cle,
grandson and friend.
H e will be remembered
for his big smile and good
sense o f humor. He was rec
ognized as a gifted child
when was about 6 or 7 years
old at W arm Springs E l
ementary School.
H e was a M adras H ig h
School 1992 graduate. MichaePs
dream was to attend the Culi
nary Arts School at Portland.
He enjoyed cooking and eat
ing, drawing, journaling, hunt
ing and fishing. He excelled at
fencing when he worked with
th e S alm o n C o rp s and
G eo Visions. His last jo b was
with the Fire Camp Crew.
Mr. Kalama is survived by his
brothers Leonard Red Fox o f
W ash in g to n , C h et R alph
VanPelt o f Sim nasho, Roger
Amos .Simtustus o f Simnasho,
and Stanley Orin Simtustus Jr,i
o f Simnasho; sisters. Veronica1
R ed F o x ? R o n e tta K ala m a,
Shauna K alam a and Pam ela
Kalama, all o f Washington;
uncles Gerald Wewa Sr. o f
Warm Springs, and Frank
“ F u d d ” Sup p ah, R onald
Suppah S r., L in c o ln Ja y
Suppah and L o re n Ray
Suppah, all o f Simnasho; and
aunts Carol Wewa, Vivian
Wewa and Lois Lesarley, o f
Seekseequa; Leona Melissa
Suppah o f W arm Springs;
and Lorraine K ay Suppah
and Joycelyn Marie Suppah,
both o f Simnasho.
Prayer services! were held
at Jennifer Tufti’s home on
Saturday,; September 15, and
his mother’s home on Sun
day, September 15. |
Myrtle Julia Adams, 1948-2007
M yrtle Ju lia Adam s o f
Warm Springs passed away
on O ctober28,2007. She was
58. Ms. Adams was born on
O ctober 3 1 ,1 9 4 8 to parents
Caleb Adams .and Beatrice
(Scott) Winishut.
Ms. Adams worked as an of
fice m anager fo r the T ribal
Council office.
She is survived by her chil
dren, Alicia Adams o f Salem,
Gayleen Adams, Ty^on Adams
and Samuel Adams all o f Warm
S p rin g s; b ro th e r L loyd
Adams o f Warm Springs; sis
ters B o b b i Jim o f W arm
Springs, V ernita Adams ,©f
Portland, Renita Harvey-.of
Warm Springs, and Eulalia
Winishut o f Culver.
Floyd J. Stahi, 1937-2007
Floyd J. Stahi o f Wapato
passed away at his home on
October 17,2007. He was 70.
Mr. S tah i was, b o rn in
Q elijo o n Ju ly 3» 1937 to
A lb e rt S ta h i and L au ra
George, He,W|is a pi^tpbpp
the Yakama Nation. .
He went to tirade schbol in
Roswell, New Mexico, where
he learned the meat cutting
trade. H e worked as a dis
patcher for th e Yakama Na
tion Police, and was a ranch
hand who truly, enjoyed ‘doing
yard work, fishing, playing pool,
and going to his grandson’s ath
letic events. He also worked ak
a commercial fisherman.
Mr. Stahi is survived by hi$
N apyer Of Brow ns town; h§§|
mother, Laura Stani o f Celilo;
two daughters, Leona John o f
Wapato, und Sonya Starr o f
Brownstown; six spns, Morris,
Robert, Floyd Jf.,. all o f H aitah,
William,Burns, Albert o f Salem,
and F ran k K u n e k i of-
Toppenish; two grandchil
dren and one great-grand
child; four brothers, Marvin
Stahi o f Wapato, Melvin Stahi
o f W arm Springs, Russell
l l i f e i jf
^ a r i ; JiQilftrd
Cloiid o f Wishram; three sis
ters, WinOria 'FfahK and
'Shirley Heath, both o f Warm
Springs, and Ruthie Graham
o f C e lilo ; and num erous
nieces and nephews. '
MEMORIES IN STONE
Y v o n n e Je a n
S c o tt
“Bunny” Fowler died on O c
to b e r
31,
2007
at
W illo w b ro o k T e rra c e in
Pendleton, Oregon. She was
76 years old.
Yvonne was bom on-Oc-
tober 25, 1935 in Wapato,
Washington to Rachel Eva
VanPelt and Elmer S co tt She
was an enrolled member o f
the Confederated Tribes o f
the Umatilla Indian Reserva
tion.
She attended Chemewa
Indian School in Salem, O r
egon; Chemekta Community
College and Mt. Hood Com
munity College in Portland,
Oregon where she was a resi
dent for many years.
She
m arried
Raul
M ontoya in 1959 and had
three children.
She worked as a nurse’s aid
for many years at the Oregon
ster.
She enjoyed beadwork and
spending time with friends and
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