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SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 2015
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In 1951, she won a trip to
“Forest Home Christian Camp”
by memorizing Bible verses.
That is where and when she
dedicated her life to Jesus,
eventually becoming a born-
again Christian.
She was married at age 17
and moved to Honolulu,
Hawaii, where she completed
high school at McKinley High
School, living in Hawaii for
two years.
The most precious moments
of her life were the births of her
son and daughter, and then her
grandchildren.
Trisha was blessed with mul-
tiple careers, each one being a
fun challenge. She was an
account representative for her
son’s internet advertising busi-
ness; sold manufactured homes
and furniture; was a wedding
director and reverend for mar-
riages in Lake Tahoe; was
owner of Wedding Wishes
shop; did computer data entry
for Koinonia Foster Homes in
Loomis, Calif.; was bookkeep-
er for Stanford Home for
Children in Sacramento, Calif.;
sold Cal-Farm Insurance; and
was a children’s karate instruc-
tor in Downey, Calif.
She also was a member of
Franklin Graham’s Samaritans
Purse Ministry and participated
in the Operation Christmas
Child “Shoe Box” Project.
Trisha once wrote that her
most important achievement
“has been getting to know our
Lord Jesus, loving Him and
walking with Him. It has
been such a pleasure and honor
to have a dear family that
shares my faith.”
Trisha won trophies per-
forming karate katas and won a
car from Mary Kay Cosmetics
Co.
Her
favorite
activities
included spending time with
her much loved family and dear
friends. She also loved to write
poems, bake sweets, paint with
oils and watercolors, floral
arranging and organizing —
anything she could possibly get
her hands on.
Trisha was preceded in death
by her parents Leo Ellis
Wagner and Dorothy Alberta
Bolander.
She is survived by her son,
Jeffrey L. Dimmick of
Florence; her daughter, Brandi
L. Quinn of Ventura, Calif.;
four grandchildren: April
Dimmick and Christopher
Dimmick
of
Florence
and Zachary Rogenmoser
and Dylan Rogenmoser of
Ventura, Calif.; and her cousin,
Evelyn Yantis of Temecula,
Calif.
A graveside funeral service
will
be
held
Friday,
March 13, at 2 p.m. at Pleasant
Hill Cemetery, 36299 High-
way 58 in Pleasant Hill.
All who loved her are invited
to attend.
Donations in her name can
be made to: Samaritan’s Purse,
P.O. Box 3000, Boone,
N.C. 28607 or at www.
Samaritanspurse.org.
MOULTON—Katy
L.
Moulton, 91, of Florence,
passed away March 9, 2015.
Arrangements are being
handled by Burns’s Riverside
Chapel Florence Funeral
Home.
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reunited with her Heavenly
Father on Feb. 26, 2015.
Barbara was born in San
Diego, Calif., on Oct. 20, 1939.
She loved her family, saw the
good in everyone and lived her
life to the fullest. She was
loved by all, had an infectious
laugh, truly ministered to peo-
ple and was known by many as
a prayer warrior.
She is survived by her son,
Steven; sisters Norma, June,
Lee Ann, Karen and Norene;
her brothers, Robert and
Richard; her grandson, nieces
and nephews.
A memorial service will be
held at 1 p.m. on Saturday,
March 14, at the Faith
Fellowship Foursquare Church,
1624 Highway 101, in
Florence.
Burns’s Riverside Chapel
Florence Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangements.
WA G N E R — P a t r i c i a
“Trisha” D. Wagner, 77, of
Florence,
went home
to be with
the Lord on
March 3,
2015.
Trisha
was born
May
13,
1937,
in
Patricia
L
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Wagner
Angeles,
Calif., and lived in Orange
County,
Calif.,
and
Sacramento, Calif. before mov-
ing to Florence on May 5,
2001.
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GOULD—Richard (Dick)
Gould, 81, of Eugene and for-
merly
of
Swisshome,
passed away
Feb.
20,
2015, from
complica-
tions
of
dementia.
Richard
was born in
Richard Gould
Montague,
Calif., on
Nov. 30, 1933, to Willis (Bud)
and Elma Gould.
He graduated from Mapleton
High School in 1951 and enlist-
ed in the Navy on April 23,
1952, serving four years of
service.
On March 18, 1956, he mar-
ried Eva E. Robertson in Chula
Vista, Calif., and returned to
Deadwood, where he began his
career as a paymaster at
Erskine Lumber Co. and later
Davidson Industries until his
retirement.
Richard was involved in the
Masonic Lodge, was a super
donor for Lane Blood Center,
where he donated for 37 years.
He also loved cooking, reading,
crossword and jigsaw puzzles,
walking, gardening, outdoor
activities and following his
grandchildren’s sporting and
school events.
Richard is survived by a
daughter, Susan Hayman, and
her husband, Ron, of Eugene;
his son, Scott Gould, and his
wife, Karen Fleener-Gould, of
Eugene; three grandchildren;
four great-grandchildren; and a
brother, Roger Gould, and his
wife, Cheryl, of Mapleton.
Richard was preceded in
death by his wife, Eva; his par-
ents; and his brother, Willis
(Skeet) Gould.
A celebration of life will be
held for family and friends
Saturday, March 14, at 2 p.m.,
at the Mapleton Evangelical
Church.
In remembrance, contribu-
tions may be made to the Lane
Blood Center or the Mapleton
food share program.
REESE—Barbara “Babs”
Reese, 75, of Florence, was
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