Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, October 18.2006 - SEVEN
Obituaries
Survivors include
her children, Betsy Lear of
Olalla, WA, Andy Kottkamp
and wife Tami of Wenatchee.
WA. Molly Patterson and
husband Mike of Walla Wal
la, WA, Jennifer Maloney
and her husband Tom of Eu
gene and Carrie Kottkamp
and her partner Leslie Grace
of Portland; grandchildren,
Addie, McKenzie and Cass-
ie Patterson, Kelsey, Kaylin
and Ellie McConville and
Anna, Katie and John Kott
kamp; and her beloved dogs,
Lucy and Dolly.
Memorial contribu
tions may be m ade in
memory of Elizabeth “Ann”
Kottkamp to the American
Red Cross, Blue Mountain
Chapter, 175 South Park
Street, Walla Walla. WA
99362.
A rrangem ents are
being cared for through
B ishop Funeral C hapel,
Pendleton.
E. Ann Kottkamp
E. Ann Kottkamp.
74, passed away Oct. 11,
2006 at St. M ary’s Medical
Center in Walla Walla, WA.
A
recitation
of the ro-
# 1|M
sary will
be held
Thursday,
‘
»
O ct. 19,
2006 at
St. Mary’s
C a th o lic
Church at Ann Kottkamp
7 p.m. For
any friends who wish, the
viewing is scheduled Thurs
day, Oct. 19, 2006 at Bish
op Funeral Chapel in Pendle
ton from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. A
funeral service will be held
at 11 a.m. Friday. Oct. 20 at
St. Mary's Catholic Church
in Pendleton.
She was born Nov.
3, 1931 in Portland to Betty
K ilkenny and R ichard
Lawrence. She and her sis
ter, Tricia Boylen grew up in
Heppner.
A fter g rad u atin g
from St. Jo se p h 's High
School in Pendleton, Kott
kamp attended the Universi
ty of Oregon where she met
her
husband.
John
Kottkamp. She graduated
from the University of Ore
gon in 1954 with a bache
lor’s degree in history.
She m arried John
Kottkamp in 1954. The cou
ple enjoyed 46 wonderful
years of marriage.
The
K ottkam ps
raised their family in Pendle
ton where Ann was active in
the lives of her children and
g ra n d c h ild re n . She c o
owned a small business in
Pendleton for several years.
K ottkam p
was
known throughout the com
munity as an amazing quil-
ter and crafter. During this
time in Pendleton, she en
jo y e d q u iltin g w ith her
friends, watching the Pendle
ton Round-Up, experiencing
good times with her family
and friends, vacationing at
the Oregon Coast and trav
eling to see her children and
grandchildren.
A fter the death of
her husband, John, Kottka
mp moved to Walla Walla,
Washington to be closer to
family.
John B. Jones
John B. “Ja c k ”
Jones, 77, of Irrigon, died
Friday, Oct. 6, 2006, at Tri-
C ities C h ap lain cy in
Kennewick.
A recitation of the
rosary will be held at 7 p.m.
Friday at Burns Mortuary
C hapel o f H erm iston. A
Mass will be celebrated at
noon Saturday at Our Lady
of Angels Catholic Church in
Herm iston with burial to
follow
at
H erm iston
Cemetery. A reception will
follow at the Desert River
Inn in McNary.
Jones was born Jan.
11, 1929, in Anaconda, MT
to Harry Elmer and Helen
McCarthy Jones.
He m arried Edith
Doris LeLacheur on April
15, 1950, in Bozeman, MT.
Jones worked in the
su g ar indu stry as plant
m anager; he trav eled to
many sugar plantations.
He and his wife
moved to Irrigon in 1978. He
was a member of Our Lady
o f G u ad alu p e C ath o lic
Church in Boardman.
He loved golfing,
watching TV, playing cards
and horses.
Survivors include his
wife; daughters, Catherine
Thomas of Eugene, Barbara
Molsee of Teton, ID, Joanne
Barnard of Silverton and
C h ristin e
H elton
of
B rentw ood. CA ; sons,
Steven Jones of Longmont,
CO, Dan Jones of Spokane,
WA, T hom as Jones of
B oardm an and G regory
Jones of Irrigon; brothers,
Donald Jones of Billings,
MT, Lee Jones of Miles City,
MT and Robert Jones of
Pagosa Springs, CO; 18
grandchildren and one great
grandchild; and many nieces,
nephews and cousins. He
was preceded in death by his
parents.
M e m o r i a l
contributions may be made
to the Tri-Cities Chaplaincy
Hospice in care of Burns
M ortuary o f H erm iston,
w hich is in charge of
arrangements.
Elwyn Leroy “Roy”
Hughes
Elwyn Leroy “Roy"
Hughes, 68, of Heppner,
died Friday, Oct. 6, 2006 at
his home.
A private family me
m orial service was held
Oct. 11.
He was born July 4,
1938 at Heppner, the son of
Elwyn and Maude Bailey
Hughes. He was raised and
attended school in Heppner.
Hughes served with
the U nited States C oast
Guard for a number of years.
He was a long haul truck
driver until his retirement.
He enjoyed hunting
and fishing.
Survivors include his
mother, Maude Hughes of
Condon; son. Brian Hughes
of Albany; granddaughter,
Sierra Hughes of Albany; sis
ter, M argaret Hamm of
Richmond, VA; brother, Don
Hughes of Vancouver, WA;
former wife, Leora Barham
of Albany and long-tim e
friend and partner Glenda
Hess of Heppner.
C o n trib u tio n s for
those who wish may be made
to the American Diabetes
Association, 380 SE Spo
kane Suite 110, Portland,
OR 97202.
Sweeney Mortuary
of Heppner is in charge of
arrangements.
AIR LIFE
OF OREGON
Don't Go Hunting without Us!
Q
T
a IR
L IF E OF O R E G O N M E M B E R S H IP
GUN 4 AM M O
Q
□
□
□
□
□
SAFETY VEST
W ATER
P E A N U T S , C AN t>V B AR S
C O M PASS
n ip
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
* jr
Protect yourself (and your family, too) with a membership for
only $50 annually. Air Life of Oregon members
(includes your entire household) are spared large
out-of-pocket expenses if transported for emergency care.
Mildred A. “Midge” Lewis John
Michael
Thompson Jr.
Sheriff's Report
Continued from previous page
Mildred A. "Midge”
Michael, 58, of Heppner,
died Wednesday, Oct. 11,
2006 at Kadlec M edical
Center in Richland, WAas a
result of a motor vehicle ac
cident.
A graveside service
with dedication of the grave
was held Monday, Oct. 16,
at the H eppner M asonic
Cemetery. A memorial ser
vice was held Oct. 16 at the
Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints in Her
miston.
She was born Jan.
21, 1948 at Colville. WA. the
daughter of W illiam and
Dorothy Moore Myers. She
was raised and attended
school in Spokane, WA,
graduating from East Valley
High School.
On Sept. 8. 1970 she
married Daniel Michael at
Coeur d’Alene, ID. The cou
ple resided in Spokane and
C olville until moving to
Troy, MT in 1975. They
moved to Gasquet, CA in
1979. They returned to Or
egon in 1984 residing in
Tokadee Falls. In January of
1988 the couple settled in
Heppner.
Michael received an
associate’s degree from Blue
Mountain Community Col
lege in 1997.
Michael enjoyed her
family, especially her grand
children, gardening, flowers,
camping and sewing. She
was a seminary teacher and
had been a long time volun
teer for the Red Cross. She
was a member of the Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints.
Survivors include
her husband, Dan Michael of
Heppner; sons, Clint Micha
el of Cornelius. Jay Michael
of Woodland, WA and Dav
id Michael of Chicago. 1L;
daughters, Jeanine Woods of
Heppner and Laurie Hyde of
Pocatello. ID; ^ g ra n d c h il
dren; brothers. Cliff Myers of
Spokane, WA and Bill My
ers of Bonners Ferry. ID; and
sister, Teryl Skinner of Spo
kane, WA.
Memorial contribu
tions for those w ho wish may
be made to Pioneer Memo
rial Hospice, P.O. Box 9,
Heppner. OR 97836.
Sweeney Mortuary
of Heppner is in charge of
arrangements.
L ew is
John
-MCSO received a
Thompson. Jr., 76, of lone,
died O ct. 12, 2006 in report from a caller in Irrigon
Kingman, AZ, with family by that someone broke into her
shop that is on her property;
his side.
the d o o r was open and
funeral
^ |p 0 R ^ p jjj|| u n lo ck ed . A d d itio n ally ,
someone tried to get into her
s e r v i c e F ’.
: house last Sunday.
w ill
be
h e l d
-MCSO received a
Saturday,
report from a caller in Irrigon
Oct. 21 at
that a boy broke a bedroom
11 a.m., at
window about two summers
I o n e _ •
V ago with a rock and then
Community Lewis Thompson. broke out a window with a
C h u r c h . j r.
rock this summer. At some
C o n clu d in g serv ice and p o in t, he also shot out
interment will follow at High
another window with a bb
View Cemetery in lone.
gun. The caller wanted a
Thompson was bom
deputy contact.
Sept. 26, 1930 at Alfalfa to
-MCSO deputy cited
Lew is John and M yrtle
Herbert Dale Tompkins, 56,
Foster Thompson. He was
raised and attended school at for Violation of the Basic
Dufur where he graduated Rule, 75 mph in a 55 mph
from Dufur High School in zone.
-MCSO received a
1949.
report
from
a caller in Irrigon
On June 1, 1954, he
that
the
neighbor’s
sprinklers
m arried D onna Joyce
M ayfield at G oldendale, shoot across the street and
WA. The couple has lived in into the drivew ay of the
lone fo r 33 years. He house and gets on the
worked for Morrow County v eh icles. It had been
Grain Growers for 18 years, happening all summer. The
retiring in 1988.
caller wanted a deputy to
He loved to hunt and talk to the neighbor and have
fish with his children and he him fix or turn down the
especially enjoyed watching sprinklers.
his grandchildren’s sporting
-MCSO deputy cited
events.
Agustin Trujillo Albarran.
Survivors include his 45, for F ailu re to O bey
w ife, D onna o f lone; T raffic C o n tro l D evice,
children. John and Theresa Failure to Maintain Lane and
Thompson of Kingman, AZ, F ailu re
to
C arry
D aniel
and
V anessa
Registration.
Thompson of Flora. Leslie
-M C SO
deputy
and Kim Thompson, Dennis
reported a van was doing
and Janet Thom pson and
“cookies" in the gravel at
Susan and Andra’ Kendrick,
all of lone and Sandra and Patterson Ferry. The deputy
Wade Duncan of Ontario; requested a cover unit from
g ran d ch ild ren , R ebecca, the Boardman Police Dept.
W ayne, Johnny, Tiffany, A juvenile male was cited for
C h risto p h er,
A ntonio, No O p e ra to r’s L icen se.
A thena. Jo sh u a, A nna, C areless D riving and
Stormy. Shadow, Skyler. Criminal Mischief II.
-B oardm an Police
Olivia. Brian, Jared, Sheryl,
Kelly, Lacey, Seth. Katelyn, Dept, received a report from
Jennifer, Richard, Curtis, a caller in Boardman that an
Jason, Brendan, N athan, in to x icated m ale was
Sarah,
N ik k i;
g re a t creating a disturbance at an
grandchildren, Elizabeth, ap artm en t. M artin Lee
K iersten , A dam , A lex, Domingueaux, Jr., 29, was
Areana, Alicia. Daniel, Rilee a rre sted for A ssault IV
and Morgan; and siblings, D om estic,
D iso rd erly
C arol W hite and Fred Conduct and Interfering with
Roland. Virgil and Francis a 911 call. He was lodged at
T hom pson,
D arrell the Umatilla County Jail.
T hom pson and Louise
-Boardm an Police
T hom pson.
He
was Dept., Boardman ambulance
preceded in death by his received a report from a
parents, brothers. Bill and
caller at the Boardman High
Jake Thompson, grandson,
School of a female student
Adam Sanchez and great-
who passed out and was in
grandson. Kevin Thompson.
All News and
and out of consciousness.
M e m o r i a l
O c t. 12: M CSO .
Advertising
contributions may be made
Irrigon
ambulance received
to the lone Booster Club,
DEADLINE
a
report
from a caller in
P.O. Box 4. lone, OR 97843.
Sweeney Mortuary Irrigon of a 61 -year-old male
Mondays
of Heppner is in charge of subject who was possibly
at 5 p.m.
having a stroke. The patient
arrangements.
was transported to Good
Shepherd Medical Center in
Hermiston.
-M C SO
d eputy
M urraij s now serv in g
a rre sted Jo sep h P atrick
so u p (an d more!)
Kenny, 49, for DU 11 (BAC
.14). and cited for Failure to
M o n d a y - Friday
Maintain Lane.
11:30 a.m. - ?
-MCSO received a
report from a caller in Irrigon
Soup and two Breadsticks fo r $3
that someone vandalized a
Monday and Thursday:
t.
shed in Woodland Park in
Irrigon.
C ook’s Choice
(d
-Boardm an Police
Tuesday: Chicken Dumpling i
Dept, received a report from
Wednesday: Clam Chowder
a caller at Boardman Family
Friday: Cream o f Broccoli w /C heddar
Foods that a juvenile male
stole an 18 pack of beer and
a 12 pack o f beer. The
•*
OR
TRY
THESE
ITEMS!
•
•
juvenile went running by the
• 5 breadsticks (w /ranch or m artnara sauce) *
•
f
•
dentist office. An officer
•
for only $2.50
•
located and detained the
•
o r Cinnamon Rolls
' '
juvenile.
•
(served Tuesday and Thursday)
-B oardm an Police
•
only $1.75
Dept, officer arrested Martin
Lee Domingueaux. Jr.. 29.
for V iolation o f R elease
Agreement.
^ M umuj ' j Dtiug
Join today!
8 0 0 3 5 3 -0 4 9 7 or www.airlife.org
I
217 North Main • Heppner • Phone 676-9158 • Floral 676-9426
Serving Heppner, Lexington A lone
i
I