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Renee LaRose Lawe Lane
Feb. 22, 1939 – May 21, 2022
Tribal Elder Renee LaRose Lawe Lane passed
away peacefully at the age of 83 on Saturday,
May 21, 2022.
Renee was born on Feb. 22, 1939, in Salem,
Ore., to Reynold Joseph Lawe and Dorothy
LaRose McKnight Lawe.
Renee was preceded in death by her son, Antho-
ny “Tony” Joseph Lane; daughter, Faye LaRose
Lane (Miller); grandson, Jesse Clayton Lane; and
her parents, Reynold and Dorothy Lawe.
Renee’s family moved to Nevada where her sis-
ter, Diane Marie Lawe (Lane) was born. The family moved around a few
times before settling in Nevada, where Renee graduated from Yerington
High School.
Her parents moved to Phoenix, Ariz., where they worked with the Bureau
of Indian Affairs. At this time, Renee went to college to study nursing. In
1960, the family moved back to Oregon where Renee attended business
college.
Renee married David Leroy Lane on Oct. 26, 1961, in Salem, Ore. They
had three children together: Anthony “Tony” Joseph Lane, Faye LaRose
Lane (Miller) and Reynold Scott Lane. Renee and David were married
for 61 years.
Renee worked at and retired from Chemawa Indian School in Salem,
Ore., as an administrator.
Renee always loved reading from a young age, and you could always
catch her in her rocking chair reading a book. Her mother taught her to
crochet, and she made blankets for her children and grandchildren.
Renee and Diane loved going to the rodeo together and were very close
best friends. She would take trips with her family and grandchildren to
places like the Grand Canyon and Yellowstone National Park.
Renee liked sports and would watch NASCAR races whenever they
were on. She once took a trip with her husband David and son Reynold to
Phoenix to watch a live NASCAR race.
She also enjoyed relaxing in her chair while watch sci-fi TV shows like
“Star Trek” or “The X Files.”
Renee opened her heart to many and had numerous people who consid-
ered her “mom” or “grandma.”
Renee is survived by her husband, David Lane; sister, Diane Lane;
grandchildren, David Shepard, Casiopa Miller, Lenard Lane, Crystal
Bigelow (Aaron), Amber Lane, Joseph Lane and Cheyenne Lane; and
great-grandchildren, Jayda Lane, Alice Lane, Ryan Lane, Lily Bigelow,
Sophia Ortiz, Landon Heesacker, Brennon Lane and Bentley Hernandez.
Services will be held at 11 a.m. Sunday, June 5, at the Grand Ronde
Tribal gym. Dallas Mortuary Tribute Center is caring for the family.
GRAND RONDE HOUSING DEPARTMENT
28450 Tyee Road – Grand Ronde, Oregon 97347 – 503-879-2401 – Fax 503-879-5973
ATTENTION ALL HOUSING TENANTS AND GUEST
PLEASE SLOW DOWN IN ELDER HOUSING
Also, please make sure and maintain low levels of music in the Elder community.
Save the Date
2022 Grand Ronde
E d u c a ti o n S u m m i t
Wednesday August 24th
9:00am-4:30pm
Location: Spirit Mountain Casino
Other passings
Wilma May Hoellig
March 31, 1927 – May 21, 2022
Tribal Elder Wilma May Hoellig passed on Saturday, May 21, 2022, at
the age of 95. She was the Tribe’s fifth eldest Elder at the time of her death.
Kubota Mortuary in Los Angeles, Calif., and Major Family Funeral Home
of Springfield, Ore., are assisting the family.
A graveside service will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, June 2, at Pleasant
Hill Cemetery off Highway 58 in Pleasant Hill, Ore.
2022 HONOR AND
RECOGNITION EVENT
CTGR YOUTH EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
Dates
Grade Levels
Focus
Field Trip
June 14-16
1 st - 4 th
Math
Oregon Aquarium
June 21-23
5 th -
Math
Evergreen Aviation Museum
June 28-30
9 th - 12 th
Math
U of O Campus Visit
July 05-07
1 st - 4 th
Literacy
Cherry-picking and NRD
Literacy
Powell’s Books
8 th
July 12-14
5 th -
July 19-21
9 th - 12 th
Literacy
Willamette Campus Visit
July 26- 28
1 st – 4 th
Science
OMSI
August 2-4
5 th - 8 th
Science
OMSI
August 9-11
9 th - 12 th
Science
Hatfield/ OSU Lab Visit
8 th
Sign-ups open May 16 th & will close 1 week prior to each camp. Sign up here:
https://forms.gle/bcpzR92iiBjzxYaF9
Join Youth Education Staff in our 3-day camps as we explore different education-
based activities designed to expose Students to a more FUN side of learning!
Join us July 7th at 5:30pm at Spirit Mountain Casino as we
Camps run Tues.-Thurs. and will focus on a specific academic subject for specific grade levels
recognize CTGR Tribal Member 8th Grade Promotors &

High School Senior Graduates!

Tues. and Weds. will consist of half-day activities onsite at CTGR from 11:30am-4pm.
Thursdays will include an all-day offsite Field Trip from 8am-4pm. Students MUST attend
both Tuesday and Wednesday of the week to attend the field trip on Thursday. Lunch and
Snacks will be provided for all days.
Turn in a application to be included in the ceremony by June 24th.
Email youtheducation@grandronde.org for an application.
Camps are limited to 12 Students and are open to Grand Ronde Tribal Members, Descendants, and
other Native Students. Camps are filled first come, first served.
QUESTIONS? Please email youtheducation@grandronde.org or call (503) 879-2101
*All trips are subject to change if necessary