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SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 2015
OBITUARY
DUBRAY—Jackie Delynn
Dubray, 62, of Eugene, passed
away Jan. 5, 2015.
Jackie was
born July 20,
1952,
in
Caldwell,
Idaho,
to
Frieda and
J a c k
McCormick.
She was a
loving
moth-
Jackie Dubray
er,
caring
daughter and a wonderful
friend to many. She was
known to always put others’
90th BIRTHDAY
Don Holden
needs well before her own.
She touched many lives in
the Florence area through her
work at State of Oregon Adult
and Family Services, as well
as the Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter-day Saints.
Jackie is survived by her
mother and stepfather, Frieda
and Fred Hewitt of Eugene;
her sons, Tim and Brian
Dubray of Florence; and her
brothers, Dennis and Doug of
Junction City.
Services in Eugene and
Florence are to be scheduled
for a later date.
Western Lane Ambulance District
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Florentive Ave
Sherwood Loop
Munsel Creek Loop
Hwy 101
Rhododendron Drive
21st Street
5th Ave
Loftus Rd
Riverview and Hwy 36
27th Street
9th Street
Lower Umpqua
Hwy 101
Mariners Lane
Sherwood Loop
Hwy 101 and 22nd St
22nd Court
Ocean View Loop
Munsel Creek Loop
Spruce Street
Mariners Lane
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Hwy 101
Rice Rd
Knoll Way
Hwy 126/Skunk Hollow Rd
Hwy 101
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COURTS
Florence Municipal Court
Jan. 6
Amber Mariah McMillan
pleaded no contest to fraud,
use of credit card and theft in
the second degree. She was
sentenced to 10 days in jail.
She also must pay $1,230 in
fines and not contact or be in
or about the residence or place
of employment of the victim.
McMillan also pleaded no
contest to theft in the second
degree. She was sentenced to
two days in jail. She also must
pay $525 in fines and not con-
tact or be in or about the place
of employment of the victim.
Forrest Luis Mendez-Lewis
pleaded no contest to criminal
trespass in the second degree
and attempted possession of
meth. He was sentenced to two
days in jail. He also must pay
$175 and not contact or be in
or about the place of employ-
ment of the victim.
Jan. 13
Nicholas Anthony Hasson
pleaded guilty to harassment,
criminal trespass of the first
degree and interference with
making a police report. He
was sentenced to five days in
jail and must report to
Emergence and Siuslaw
Batterer’s Intervention pro-
gram. He also must pay $775
in fines and not contact or be
in or about the residence or
place of employment of the
victim.
Kevin Andrew Yost plead-
ed guilty to disorderly conduct
in the second degree. He was
sentenced to six days in jail
and must report to White Bird
Clinic. He must pay $375 in
fines.
Don Holden celebrated his 90th birthday at McDonald’s with employees and a special cake. (courtesy photos)
n Jan. 13, 2015, Don
Holden celebrated his
90th birthday with a
group of friends at the Florence
McDonald’s restaurant.
O
Holden is well known around
town as “Don with the feathers
in his hat.” He has never met a
stranger and has a genuine inter-
est in all people he meets.
Habitat to host volunteer
appreciation dinner Monday
The annual Habitat for
Humanity volunteer recogni-
tion potluck will be held
Monday, Jan. 19, from 6 to 8
p.m., at New Life Lutheran
Church, 2100 Spruce St.
All Habitat volunteers and
Habitat families are invited to
attend. This includes ReStore
volunteers and persons partici-
pating in home-repair projects.
Habitat will provide the
entree and beverages.
Last names beginning with:
A-G — are asked to bring a
side dish
H-N — are asked to bring a
salad
O-Z — are asked to bring a
dessert.
Come help celebrate the
volunteers who help Florence
Habitat for Humanity reach its
goal to provide safe and
affordable homes in our com-
munity, whether newly built or
repaired.
Holden eats his lunch regu-
larly at McDonald’s and is sur-
rounded by others who have
become a part of his daily life.
Sixteen of those friends sur-
prised him to celebrate this
milestone in his life. The
McDonald’s crew and managers
are very fond of Holden and
treat him like family.
Let me Showcase your property.
Desiree Johnson
Principal Broker
541 999-5223
90600 Indian Creek Rd – Beautiful 1500 sq. ft.
log cabin on 9.25 wooded acres with Indan Creek
frontage. Built in 1986 with 2 bdrms, 1 bath, cus-
tom wood working throughout, wood stove, and
claw foot tub. $249,000. #2346-14324177
1749 Highway 101 • 541-997-1200
Florence Food Share
Monthly Statistics
December 2014
Households served
641
Ages served
Infants (0-3)
70
Children (3-12)
255
Teens (13-17)
169
Adults (18-54)
821
Seniors (55 and up) 433
Total served
1,748
Florence Food Share, 2190 Spruce St.,
P.O. Box 2514, Florence, OR 97439
This Sunday & Monday
Jan. 18 & Jan. 19
All Clothing, Books & Media
Florence Food Share would like to
publicly thank Eddie Osorio, of All
CreaƟ ons ConstrucƟ on, for his selfl ess
donaƟ on of repairing our warehouse
roof.
Food Share appreciates his
generosity and wanted the community
to know of Mr. Osorio’s ongoing s upport
of our food pantry.
Thank you, Eddie!
St. Vincent dePaul’s
2315 Hwy. 101 • Florence
541-997-8640
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