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OBITUARIES
M c H E N RY- H O L -
LAND—Marie McHen-
ry-Holland (née Kambic)
was born in San Francisco
on Oct. 5, 1925.
She grew up in San Fran-
cisco, where she married
Larry Shea in 1946.
They had four children
(still living): Donna, Mike
(Julie), Marc (Maxine), and
Jeff (Novita) Shea.
After their divorce, Ma-
rie remarried in 1963 and
moved with her children to
Millbrae, Calif.
Florence, Ore., and then to
That marriage
California in 2012
also ended in di-
(Lincoln and Rose-
vorce. In 1975
ville).
she married Vic
Throughout her
McHenry;
they
life, Marie was at-
moved to Oregon,
tractive, stylish and
living in Camp
fun-loving. Over
Sherman and later
her 95 years, she
Marie
in Bend.
enjoyed and be-
Vic died in 1994. McHenry- came an expert at
Holland
In early 2000, Ma-
many hobbies, in-
rie met W. B. “Dub”
cluding golf, word
Holland. The couple mar- games, bridge, cribbage,
ried, eventually moving to cooking, weaving, fishing,
cross-country skiing, pho-
tography, traveling, hik-
ing, reading and especially
dancing with Dub.
Their joy when dancing
(and in each other) was
a delight to behold. This
kind, vivacious, and loving
soul passed away in Ros-
eville, Calif., on Oct. 22,
2020, after a brief struggle
with cancer.
In addition to her hus-
band, Dub, and her chil-
dren, Marie is survived
by eight grandchildren:
Dan, Peter (Allyson), Ja-
cob (Lindsay), Ben, Jordan,
Lani, Ian and Ryan Shea;
four great-grandchildren
Cameron, Connor, Eli and
Isaac Shea; six of her step-
children: Steve Tregenza,
Joyce Harper, Mike (Kim)
McHenry, Jette Havens,
Vicki Small, and Lynette
(Gary) Blake; and many
other relatives and friends.
She was preceded in
death by her siblings, Bet-
ty Doherty, Bob and Don
Kambic.
Marie made friends eas-
ily and was loved by ev-
eryone who knew her. Her
family and friends mourn
her passing, but we are all
grateful to have had such a
strong, engaging, positive
person in our lives for so
many years.
City council to hold virtual work session with multiple committees Monday
Nov. 16 City Council
work session to include
multiple city committees
On Monday, Nov. 16,
the Florence City Council
and each of the City’s com-
missions and committees,
including the Planning
Commission, Communi-
ty & Economic Develop-
ment Committee (CEDC),
Environmental
Manage-
ment Advisory Committee
(EMAC), Public Arts Com-
mittee (PAC) and Transpor-
tation Committee will meet
in a work session via video-
conference.
Given COVID-19 poli-
cies, citizens will not be able
to attend City meetings in
person.
Interested citizens may
listen and view the meet-
ing through the ‘GotoWe-
binar’ platform. To access
the meeting via Go-toWe-
binar visit https://attendee.
gotowebinar.com/register
/7405055093329813771
• To learn more about
how to participate in a Got-
oWebinar meeting, visit the
tutorial link at https://www.
youtube.com/watch?IQ3X-
wwgbd8y, or at www.sup-
port.goto.com/webinar/
how-to-join-attendees for a
written guide.
Meetings are also shown
live on Cable Channel 191
and online at www.video.
ibm.com/channel/Hjzx-
9zagzZc
Those who are without
access to the internet or
Charter Cable can listen to
the meeting live via phone
conference line.
For information on how
to do so, contact City Re-
corder/Economic
Devel-
opment Coordinator Kelli
Weese via email at kelli.
weese@ci.florence.or.us or
call 541-997-3437.
Work sessions do not
allow time for public com-
ments. Public comment
periods are provided at city
council regular sessions
and at each city committee
meeting.
The next city council reg-
ular session is scheduled
for later that evening, Nov.
16, at 5:30 p.m. To learn
more about how to provide
testimony at the Nov. 16
regular session, visit www.
ci.florence.or.us/council/
city-council-meeting-195.
For the latest City Coun-
cil and Committee meeting
calendar, visit the City of
Florence website at www.ci.
florence.or.us/calendar.
For more information
about the City of Florence’s
Temporary Public Meeting
Policies, visit the City of
Florence website at www.
ci.florence.or.us/em/public-
meeting-during-covid-19.
For details regarding the
upcoming City Council
meeting, contact City Re-
corder/Economic
Devel-
opment Coordinator Kelli
Weese at 541-997-3437 or
via email.
The Florence City Coun-
cil agenda is published on
the Thursday afternoon the
week preceding the meet-
ing. To be notified when
the agenda and meeting bution list at https://www.
materials are available, sub- ci.florence.or.us/newsletter/
scribe to the City Council/ subscriptions.
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Florence City Council to hold regular virtusl meeting Nov. 16
On Monday, Nov. 16,
beginning at 5:30 p.m., the
Florence City Council will
hold its regularly sched-
uled meeting via videocon-
ference.
Due to COVID-19 re-
strictions, citizens will
not be able to attend City
meetings in person.
Interested citizens may
listen and view the meet-
ing through the ‘GoToWe-
binar’ platform. For access
to a link to the meeting,
visit the City of Florence
website at www.ci.florence.
or.us/council/city-council-
meet ing-194.
Meetings are also shown
live on Cable Channel 191
and online at www.ci.flor-
ence.or.us/citymanager/
public-meetings-live.
Those without access to
the internet or Charter Ca-
ble may listen to the meet-
ing live via phone confer-
ence line. To do so, contact
City Recorder Kelli Weese
at 541-997-3437.
Those wishing to express
their views to the City
Council may do so in the
following ways:
1. Written Testimony:
Written testimony can be
submitted by:
a) Email to the City Re-
corder at kelli.weese@ci.
florence.or.us;
b) Mail to Florence City
Hall, Attn: City Council,
250 Hwy 101, Florence, OR
97439
c) Drop Off at the City of
Florence drop box located
at Florence City Hall (250
Hwy 101) to the right of
the main entrance.
Note: Written com-
ments received at least 2
hours prior to the meet-
ing (Nov. 16 at 3:30 p.m.),
that concern a public hear-
ing or action item on the
agenda, or are designated
as comments to be pro-
vided for the meeting, will
be distributed to the City
Council, posted to the City
of Florence website, and
made part of the record.
2. Verbal Testimony: Cit-
izens may provide verbal
comments at the meeting
via the GotoWebinar plat-
form. To do so, complete
a speaker’s card at least 1
hour prior to the start of
the meeting (Nov. 16 at
4:30 p.m.)
Speakers
cards
are
available online at www.
ci.florence.or.us/council/
request-address-city-coun
cil-speakers-card or by
contacting City Recorder
Kelli Weese at 541-997-
3437.
Once a speaker’s card
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A regular meeting of
the Siuslaw Public Library
District Board of Directors
will be held at 1 p.m. on
Wednesday, Nov. 18.
This meeting will include
remote participation by
board members as outlined
in Governor Kate Brown’s
Executive Order 20-16.
The public is invited and
encouraged to attend re-
motely by phone or online,
and may submit questions
and public comments via
email prior to the meeting.
Basic information about
this attendance option is
available on the agenda.
Anyone in need of in-
struction in this attendance
method may also reach out
to Library Director Meg
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siuslawlibrary.org or 541-
997-3132.
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this meeting is available
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