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T HE R ECORD
OBITUARIES
W I L L IA M S ON — B o r n
Catherine Marie Williamson to
William and Aletha William-
son in Hill City S.D., on Sept.
9, 1952, Katy traveled the west-
ern states
with
her
parents,
settling
in
Elma,
Wa s h . ,
where she
finished
school. Af-
ter moving
Catherine
to Oregon,
Williamson
she spent
the last 18
years of her
life retired and living in Flor-
ence.
Katy left us and went to be
with her mother, father, sister
Janice and brother Billy on
June 24, 2018, after a short bat-
tle with cancer.
She leaves behind sisters
Elizabeth and Mary; nieces
Teresa and Sherry; nephews
Michael, Jeff and Bruce; grand-
nephews Paul, Todd, Zachary
and great-grandnephew Tuck-
er; her life partner Tex, who all
love and miss her very much.
Katy loved to travel, see new
places and meet new people.
She loved the outdoors; a drive
up into the mountains looking
for firewood and wildflow-
ers; taking care of the flowers
in her yard; sitting by the fire
at night and talking with her
birds, raccoons and an occa-
sional bear, usually with one of
her cats purring on her lap.
She loved all the friends
she had. With her quick wit
and pretty smile, Katy always
brought a laugh and a smile
from all those around her.
Katy will be laid to rest July
16, in Williams, Calif., Ceme-
tery, right next to her mother,
whom she loved very much.
Rest in peace, my love.
MANKENBERG—Donald
(Don) Raymond Mankenberg,
79, passed away peacefully
June 28, 2018, in Mesa, Ariz.
He was an 18-year-resident
of Florence.
Don was a loving husband to
his wife, Maisie. Together, they
created a wonderful life, living
in Florence before moving to
Mesa, Ariz., in 2004.
A former administrator for
Front Range Community Col-
lege in Westminster, Colo.,
Don was born on June 13,
1939, in Onawa, Iowa.
An avid fisherman and out-
doorsman, Don spent many
hours out on the lakes and
rivers surrounding Florence.
Never one to know a stranger,
Don had many friends whom
he leaves behind.
He was the father of Sue
Humphrey (Craig), Ann Bas-
sett (Tom); stepfather of Kenon
Scanlan Neal, Stacey Scanlan
(Darren) and Jason Scanlan
(Wendy).
He was a loving grandfather
of 11 grandchildren.
Don is survived by his wife,
Maisie; his children, grandchil-
dren, four sisters and numer-
ous nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by
his parents, a sister and grand-
son, both of whom died in in-
fancy.
POLICE
Dunes City seeks to fill
council positions
In addition to the mayor po-
sition, the Dunes City elections
officer announced that there are
also three Dunes City Council
positions open for election bid
by qualified candidates.
Candidates for office in
Dunes City must be residents
of Dunes City at the time of
their election.
Council seat positions are
for a term of four years, while
the mayor, a position currently
filled by Bob Forsythe, is elect-
ed for a two-year term.
Councilors whose terms
expire at the end of this year
include Duke Wells, Sheldon
Meyer and Susan Snow.
Western Lane
Ambulance District
Invites You to
• Accident, without injury, • Harassment was reported in • Theft of motor vehicle was
June 29
• Theft of services was report- was reported in the 4000 block the 100 block of Evergreen Ter- reported in the 1600 block of
12th Street.
race.
ed in the 900 block of Highway of Highway 101.
• Trespass was reported in the
•
Criminal
mischief
was
re-
•
Theft
was
reported
in
the
101.
80000
block of Highway 101.
ported
on
Rhododendron
Drive.
3000
block
of
Lilac
Street.
• Harassment was reported in
•
Assault
was reported in the
•
Hit-and-run
accident
was
the Florence area.
July 2
2000
block
of
23rd Street.
reported
in
the
900
block
of
• Harassment was reported
June 30
•
Dispute
was
reported in the
Greenwood
Street.
• Assault was reported in the in the 100 block of Park Village
• Burglary was reported in the 10000 block of Highway 36.
Loop.
1500 block of Ninth Street.
• Dispute was reported in the
1500
block of Maple Street.
•
Arrest,
with
warrant,
was
• Fire was reported in the 700
1400
block of Tenth Street.
•
Trespass
was
reported
in
the
reported
in
the
1400
block
of
block of Quince.
•
Arrest,
with warrant, was re-
80000
block
of
Bay
Berry
Lane.
• Fire was reported on 12th Ninth Street.
ported
in
the
1400 block of Bay
July
4
• Shots fired was reported in
Street.
Street.
•
Theft
was
reported
at
Hon-
the 80000 block of Bay Berry
June 31
eyman State Park.
Lane.
• No calls to report.
July 1
So far, Meyer has submit-
ted an application to run for
re-election.
Dunes City election pack-
ets are available for pickup at
Dunes City Hall between the
hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
Monday through Thursday.
Completed applications must
be submitted to the elections
officer for release of petition
signature pages.
The election packets, includ-
ing verified petition signature
pages, must be returned to City
Hall by Aug. 23, 2018.
For more information, visit
dunescityhall.com.
LEARN
CPR
July 3
• Accident, without injury, • Fire was reported in the 3000
was reported at 20th Street and block of Lilac Street.
• Hit-and-run accident was
Highway 101.
reported
in the 4000 block of
• Accident, with injury, was
Highway
101.
reported on Star Road.
CPR Certifi cations
Adult CPR - $50.00
Child Infant CPR Supplemental - $25.00
Total - $75 for both
2nd Saturday of every month
9am to 1pm at Western Lane Ambulance District
Dunes Memorial Chapel
serving Florence and the surrounding area
“ Our Family,
Serving Your
Family”
Call
541-997-9614
See Jim for your auto sales needs!
Burial & Cremation Service • Onsite Crematory
Columnbarium Spaces • Pre-need Planning
www.westernlaneambulance.com
Serving Lane, Douglas and Coos County
Dunes Memorial Chapel
2150 Hwy. 101 • Florence
(541) 997-3475 • 1-800-348-3475
2300 Frontage Road, Reedsport, Oregon 97467 • 541-271-2822
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