2A | WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 2021 | SIUSLAW NEWS
On The Record
OBITUARY
TEMPLE —Charles
(Chuck) Frances Tem-
ple, loving husband, fa-
ther, grandfather and
great-grandfather, passed
away March 3, 2021, at the
age of 98.
Chuck was born in
North Platte, Neb., to
Charles Francis Temple
and Jenny Grace (Beeler)
Temple, the youngest of
seven children. He grew
up in Bellflower, Calif.,
and graduated from Ex-
celsior High School in
1940.
At age 20, Chuck be-
came a Marine Corps
fighter pilot during World
War II, joining shortly
after the attack on Pearl
Harbor. He was severely
wounded during the Bat-
tle of Okinawa, when his
Hellcat crashed on takeoff
during an enemy bomb-
ing raid.
Chuck spent several
years in hospitals recu-
perating from his injuries.
He returned to flying and
finally left the Marine
Corps in 1949 to attend
in the cabinet
business. He
and his broth-
ers ran Temple
Counter Tops
for 31 years.
Chuck mar-
ried Dorotha
Rasor in 1983.
Charles Temple
In 1987, he
college.
retired
and
On July 8, 1950 he mar- moved to Florence, Ore.,
ried Mary Jane Jordan in where he taught wood-
Los Angeles, Calif. They working at Lance Com-
raised five children: Mary, munity College for 10
Charles, James, Gerald years.
and Joan. They were mar-
He also remained active
ried for 32 years, until with his home woodshop,
Mary’s passing in 1982.
creating masterpieces for
He attended the Uni- many. He was an active
versity of California San- member of the Lion’s club,
ta Barbara, graduating in Kiwanis and Elks clubs.
1952 with a degree in In- His favorite morning ac-
dustrial Engineering.
tivity was joining the daily
‘Following college, he coffee club at the Flor-
taught school and, later, ence Airport, with sever-
was a successful industrial al of his friends, until he
and magnetics engineer in moved back to Eugene in
the aerospace industry of 2018.
Southern California.
For the last two-and-a-
In 1960, he moved his half years, Chuck lived in-
family to Eugene, Ore., to dependently at the Springs
join his two older broth- at Greer Gardens, making
ers, Joeseph and Bernard, many new friends, and
was part of the Veterans
Club there.
He is preceded in death
by his parents, his six sib-
lings, and his wife Mary.
He is survived by his
children: Joann McPher-
son (Victor McPherson),
Mary Temple Bosak (Rob-
ert Bosak), Charles Tem-
ple (Judy Temple), James
Temple (Colleen Temple),
Jerry Temple (Gloria Tem-
ple), Joan Temple McIn-
tyre (Brooks McIntyre),
and Stephanie Rasor Mil-
ner (Kevin Milner), along
with his 15 grandchildren
and seven great-grand-
children.
There will be a military
service with full honors,
at Willamette Nation-
al Cemetery in Portland
for the family. Later this
spring, there will be a Cel-
ebration of Life, with de-
tails to follow.
In lieu of flowers, please
donate to the Springs at
Greer Gardens Employee
fund.
Arrangements entrust-
ed to Musgrove Family
Mortuary. Access the obit- Ore., Lawrence McCabe
uary and you are invited of Florence, Ore., Patrick
to sign the guestbook at (Patricia) McCabe of Las
Vegas, Nev., Roberta Mc-
musgroves.com.
PERRY—Audrey Mc- Cabe of Paso Robles, Ca-
Cabe Perry, 86, of Flor- lif., and Scott (Stacy) Mc-
ence, Ore., died Friday, Cabe of Springfield, Ore.;
20 grandchildren and 26
March 5, 2021.
Funeral Mass will be great-grandchildren.
Memorials in lieu of
hed at St. Mary Our Lady
of the Dunes Catho- flowers to St. Mary Our
lic Church on Saturday, Lady of the Dunes 85060
S.
Highway
March 20, at 11
101,
Flor-
a.m.
ence,
Ore.,
She was pre-
97439, and/or
ceded in death
Alz-heimer’s
by her parents,
Ass o c i at i on ,
Adam and Ber-
Oregon
&
nice Miller; her
SW
Wash-
brother,
Adam
ington Chap-
Miller; husbands
Audrey Perry
ter. Memo: In
Joseph McCabe,
Memory
of
Ernie Negri and
Audrey Mc-
Jim Perry; her
children Michael and Lor- Cabe. Mail to: Alzheimer’s
Association c/o 19031
raine.
She is survived by 33rd Ave. W, Suite 301
her sister, Rita Buckley Lynnwood, Wash., 98036.
Burns’s Riverside Chap-
(John) of La Puente, Ca-
lif.; her children: Anthony el Florence Funeral Home
(Elaine) McCabe of Wich- is in charge of arrange-
ita, Kan., Jeanne McCabe ments.
of Florence, Ore., Phillip
(Debi) McCabe of Eugene,
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