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SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2017
WEDDING
OBITUARIES
VOTH—Wesley Dino Voth,
65, of Mapleton, died Nov. 2,
2017,
fol-
lowing com-
plications
from a heart
condition.
We s l e y
was
born
Jan.15, 1952,
to Barbara
and
Wesley Voth Jean
Elver Voth.
He was a loving husband,
father, brother, son, teacher and
friend.
A service for remembrance
will be held Saturday, Nov. 11,
at the Lions Club Building,
88148 Riverview Ave., in
Mapleton.
Doors will open at 11 a.m.
with the service to begin at
11:30 a.m. The service will be
open for sharing memories of
the ways in which Wesley
touched the lives of people he
knew.
Also, the family would
appreciate written memories
about your experiences with
Wesley.
COYLE—One year ago on
Oct 30, 2016, Robert James
Coyle
Jr.
continued
his journey
towards
God.
T h o s e
who loved
him
here
still do, and
Robert Coyle
t h o s e
upstairs who
loved him have him now.
Born March 27, 1944, in
Newburyport Mass., Bob was a
carpenter and electrician by
trade, until forming his own
weed abatement business in
Southern California.
After retiring to the Oregon
coast to become a caregiver for
his elderly parents, he found
great joy in his fishing boat and
his rescued St. Bernard, Pup.
Now we know he’s happy
riding the fastest dirt bike, raft-
ing the highest wave, spelunk-
ing the darkest cave, walking
the highest girder, diving the
deepest ocean ravine, setting
up the most complex computer
ever and enjoying every minute
of his new life.
We know this for certain
because that’s the way Bob
always handled things here on
City seeks to fill board, commission vacancies
Help contribute to Florence by serving on a City committee.
Citizens who would like to
see more public involvement in
the City of Florence or who
would like to make a differ-
ence and help contribute to the
goals and objectives of the City
should consider applying for
one of the open positions on
one of the City’s committees.
The Dec. 31 deadline for
applications is fast approach-
ing.
These positions offer citi-
zens an excellent opportunity
to volunteer their services on
significant matters. Committee
member contributions are
invaluable to the Mayor and
the City Council, as well as the
City.
The following boards and
committees are currently fill-
ing vacancies for varying term
lengths, with positions set to
begin Feb. 1, 2018.
• Airport Advisory
Committee: 4 open positions
• Audit Committee: 1 open
position
• Budget Committee: 2 open
positions
• Economic Development
Committee: 5 open positions
•Environmental
Management Advisory
Committee (EMAC): 5 open
positions
• Florence Urban Renewal
Agency (FURA): 2 open posi-
tions
• Florence Urban Renewal
Budget Committee: 2 open
position
• Planning Commission: 3
open positions
• Public Art Committee: 2
open positions
• Transit Advisory
Committee: 4 open positions
including one high school stu-
dent
Applying for a position is
easy. Applications are avail-
able at Florence City Hall and
can be downloaded from the
City’s website at www.ci.flo-
rence. or.us.
City Hall is open Monday
through Friday, 8 a.m. to noon
and 1 to 4 p.m.
All qualified persons are
encouraged to apply.
For details regarding the
duties and responsibilities of
these
bodies,
residency
requirements of applicants,
term lengths or any other ques-
tions, contact City Recorder
Kelli Weese at 541-997-3437
or email her at kelli.weese@
ci.florence.or.us.
earth.
Once again, Bob is reunited
with his son, Robert Coyle III,
his parents, Robert and Ruth
Coyle; his sister Melissa; niece
Julie and all his many rescued
creatures.
Missing him here, he leaves
his brother Pete; his sister
Susan and her husband Gary
Streit; his best friend David
Russell; many nieces and
nephews; and his big girl, Pup.
Thanks so much for being a
part of our lives, Bob.
You added love, color,
excitement and strength, and
hopefully we are all making
you proud — for now we truly
realize that you were definitely
the smart one.
IMPOUNDMENT
13700
M a l e
Labrador mix
#13700 has
b e e n
impounded at
the
Oregon
Coast Humane Society.
Call 541-997-4277 or stop
by the shelter at 2840
Rhododendron Drive to
claim.Visit OCHS at ore-
goncoast humanesociety.org.
Nelson – Buchanan
Kristin Nelson and John
Buchanan were married Oct.
21, 2017, in the home of the
bride’s parents in Florence.
Kristin is the daughter of
Jack and Nancy Nelson of
Florence; John is the son of
Marie Blanchard and the late
Frank Blanchard, both of
Boise, Idaho.
The bride and groom both
work in the computer technol-
ogy business and reside in
Boise. For their honeymoon,
they travelled to Puerto
Vallarta, Mexico.
LCC to be closed Friday
for Veterans Day holiday
Lane Community College
will be closed for the Veterans
Day holiday on Friday, Nov.
10.
No classes will be held and
no services will be available,
unless otherwise announced
by a department or program.
For more information see
the academic calendar online
at www.lanecc.edu/calendars/
academic-calendar.
WEATHER DATA
D ATE
H IGH
Oct. 31
Nov. 1
Nov. 2
Nov. 3
Nov. 4
Nov. 5
Nov. 6
62
58
52
53
49
51
51
Rainfall
Month: 1.76”
L OW R AIN
38
37
44
36
35
36
35
0.00
0.03
0.57
0.06
0.72
0.36
0.02
Week: 1.76”
Year: 83.68”
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