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Judith Ann Garrett
Lorraine Ruth Trott Enos
Kaye A. (Beebe) Woods
Hermiston
October 29, 1950 - September 23, 2017
Hermiston
December 20, 1918 - September 12, 2017
Pendleton
July 28, 1934 - July 27, 2017
Judith Ann Garrett, 66,
of Hermiston passed away
on Saturday, September
23, 2017.
Judith was born Oc-
tober 29, 1950, in
Salem, Oregon, the
daughter of Leo and
Evelyn (Chowanec)
Trahan. She lived
in the Salem area
during her child-
hood where she at-
Garrett
tended school.
In the late 1980s,
she moved to Pendle-
ton where she lived and
worked for many years.
She has resided Hermiston
area for several years. Ju-
dith worked as a word pro-
cessing technician at the
Eastern Oregon Correc-
tional Institution through-
out her career until retiring
in 2011.
Judith married Vern
Garrett in 1986 at Stayton,
Oregon.
She enjoyed being a
grandma, spending time
with her husband and car-
ing for her pets.
She is survived by her
children Kina Gar-
rett, Denise Garrett
and Robert Dee-
Wayne Garrett; sis-
ter Vivian Duhart;
grandchildren Kina
Beth, Cleora, Bran-
don, Samantha, Da-
kota, Tiffany, Am-
ber and Cody; and
great-grandchildren McK-
enna and Braleigh.
She was preceded in
death by her husband Vern
in 2012; a son, Vern James
Garrett; a sister, Betty Trah-
an; and both of her parents.
A graveside service was
held at 11 a.m. on Mon-
day, Oct. 2, 2017, at Olney
Cemetery in Pendleton.
Burns Mortuary of
Hermiston is in care of ar-
rangements.
Dorothy Johnson
Estacada
June 5, 1927 - September 28, 2017
Estacada resident and
After retirement, they
former Stanfield and Pow- moved to Stanfield, Or-
ell Butte resident Dorothy egon, to work with their
Johnson died at her home daughter who owned two
on Thursday, September grocery stores. After Ber-
nard died in 1999,
28, 2017. She was
she continued work-
90.
ing there until she
A funeral service
retired. She moved
was held at 1 p.m.
to Estacada in 2015
Tuesday, Oct. 3,
to be with family.
2017, at Peace Lu-
Dorothy enjoyed
theran Church in Es-
quilting, going to
tacada. A graveside
the Estacada Com-
service will be held Johnson
munity Center and
at 2 p.m. Wednes-
day, Oct. 4, 2017, at Powell playing pinochle. While al-
Butte Cemetery in Powell ways having farm duties to
be filled, Dorothy and Ber-
Butte, Oregon.
Dorothy Grace Myers nard always found time to
was born June 5, 1927, in go dancing. They loved to
Sheridan Lake, Colorado, dance into the night, some-
to Lester and Fern (Wood- times getting home just in
mansee) Myers. She was time to milk the cows in the
raised there and graduated early morning.
Survivors include her
from Arvada High School.
She attended college sons Mark Johnson and
(Debi)
Johnson;
and then became a flight Ben
hostess on Continental daughters Karen Johnson,
Airlines before marrying Linda (Dr. Craig) Hehn,
Bernard William Johnson Nancy (Sam) Dunlop
on March 9, 1950, in Van- and Judy Johnson-Bari;
couver, Washington. They 14 grandchildren and 13
made their home in Eugene great-grandchildren. Doro-
where they started their thy was preceded in death
family. They later moved by her grandson Travis
to Powell Butte, Oregon, Johnson in 1996.
Contributions may be
where they continued rais-
ing their family on the fam- made to Estacada Commu-
nity Center in her name.
ily dairy farm.
Betty Lou (Bush) Gillpatrick
Pendleton
January 19, 1938 - September 27, 2017
Betty Lou Gillpatrick, son Ian Gillpatrick.
Survived by her hus-
a resident of Pendleton,
passed away on Sept. 27, band Gill; siblings Herman
2017. She was born on Jan. (Jan) Bush, Bill (Sylvia)
19, 1938, in Portland, Or- Bush, Jim (Kathy) Bush,
Drake Bush, Bever-
egon. She was the
ly Ray, Helen Bush
second born and first
and Schellia Bush;
girl to Lewis and
children Kim Zem-
Vera (Lubbes) Bush.
mer, Kevin (Mel-
Seven more siblings
anie) Zemmer and
joined the family and
Heather Gillpatrick
together they spent a
(Jason Messmore);
lot of time farming
grandchildren Ka-
on their family farm Gillpatrick
lyn Sloan, Jessy
in Hermiston.
She graduated from Church, Tiffani Naliv-
Hermiston High School in ka, Jake Zemmer, Caleb
1957. She married Marvin Zemmer, Logan Bates,
Zemmer and had two chil- Jesse Gillpatrick, Christo-
dren; they later divorced. pher Gillpatrick, Austen
Betty remarried on July 10, Barnes, Autumn Barnes
2009, to Cecil (Gill) Gill- and Jakey Gillpatrick; and
patrick, also welcoming an- great-grandchildren Kody
Sloan, Khloe Powers,
other daughter.
She was an avid hunt- Mackenzie Nalivka, Henry
er along with an accom- Nalivka and Dominic Gill-
plished pool player. She patrick.
A celebration of Betty
could hold her own in a
game of pool competing in Lou’s life will be held at the
multiple tournaments and Pendleton Fraternal Order
active in league play. She of Eagles on Oct. 14, 2017,
was famous for Pepsi balls at 2 p.m.
Memorial contributions
and pea salad. Her family
remembers that she could may be made to the Ameri-
always make a meal from can Cancer Society.
Burns Mortuary of
nothing.
Betty is preceded in Pendleton is in charge of ar-
death by her parents, broth- rangements. Please sign the
er Tom Bush, stepson Chad online condolence at www.
Gillpatrick, and stepgrand- burnsmortuary.com.
Lorraine Ruth Trott
Enos was born Dec. 20,
1918, in Burnett County,
Wisconsin, and died Sept.
12, 2017, in Hermiston,
Oregon, following a brief
illness. She remained ac-
tive and in good health
right up until her demise,
and she left this worldly
existence in peace and in
expectation of eternal life.
Lorraine
remained
youthful in outlook and
open to new friendships
and experiences through-
out her entire life. She
never overlooked op-
portunities to make new
friends, and to help peo-
ple out whenever she
could. She is survived by
her one offspring, Antone
(Tony) Enos, and several
nieces, nephews and their
spouses, children, and
grandchildren. These in-
clude Dennis Hauner and
his wife Sylvia, Dorothy
Routh and her husband
David, Suzy Bredemey-
er and Joyce Trott Scott,
as well as a multitude of
other blood relatives and
“adopted” family, who all
remain devoted to her and
her memory.
At her death, Lorraine
was the last remaining off-
spring of Malcolm Trott,
a farmer at the time of her
birth, and Cecil Dudrey
Trott, a registered nurse.
Her siblings were Eve-
lyn and Ross, who were
older, and Loren and Joy,
who were younger than
Lorraine. The Trott family
moved from Wisconsin to
International Falls, Minne-
sota, when she was about 9
years old, and they even-
tually purchased land on
the Rainy River, between
Minnesota and the Prov-
ince of Ontario, Canada.
They developed this prop-
erty into a popular resort
for hunters, fishermen, and
boating enthusiasts.
Sometime after her 20th
birthday, Lorraine moved
west to escape the notori-
ously raw and frigid win-
ters of northern Minnesota.
In Arizona, she ventured
briefly into a career in
film, appearing in a small,
non-speaking role in “The
Westerner” (1940) starring
Gary Cooper and Doris
Davenport. Taking the ad-
vice of her good friend,
actor Fred Stone, who had
a very dim view of Holly-
wood and its treatment of
proper young ladies, she
decided not to pursue an
acting career, and instead
opted to continue helping
her mother Cecil, who as
it turned out had a knack
for buying and developing
real estate.
By the time the Unit-
ed States declared war on
Germany and her broth-
ers Ross and Loren were
fighting for their country,
Ross in the South Pacific
and Loren in North Afri-
ca and later Italy, Lorraine
stepped up to the plate and
obtained her certificate in
welding and went to work
building ships for the U.S.
Navy, in the shipyards of
Portland, Oregon. Her ex-
ceptional speed and effi-
ciency got her recognized
with many awards, includ-
ing having a landing craft
named “Pat Trott” in her
honor. (Pat was her nick-
name, for reasons lost to
time.) When the war end-
ed, she along with most
other women working in
the industrial field left her
job so that returning U.S.
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soldiers would have work
upon mustering out of the
military. Eventually she
ended up moving to north-
eastern Oregon, along with
her parents and sisters Ev-
elyn and Joy.
The Trott family pur-
chased land in Umatilla
and north of Hermiston,
the latter of which became
Trott’s Acres, which still
exists as a moderate-sized
community of small homes
on subdivided land. Short-
ly afterwards, Lorraine met
her husband-to-be Rich-
ard Enos, a construction
worker and fourth genera-
tion Californian, who had
come north after being
discharged from the Army
to work on McNary Dam.
They married and had one
child, Antone, who ulti-
mately retraced his father’s
northbound footsteps and,
after getting his bachelor’s
degree in nursing, moved
first to San Francisco and
then to Los Angeles, where
he currently resides.
Mrs. Enos is perhaps
best known for her busi-
ness, which provided
“flag cars” or “pilot cars”
for wide, long, and tall
construction equipment,
wind-powered electrici-
ty generators, and mobile
homes. She owned and
operated this business and
drove flag car herself from
approximately 1967 up un-
til the time she was forced
to stop driving because
she required a front-wheel
walker to get around after
breaking a hip.
Despite her advanced
age, her mobility issues,
and despite the death of her
husband Richard in 1994,
Lorraine continued to live
at home and to move free-
ly around her community,
seeing friends, attending
church services, and liv-
ing a happy life in spite of
the loss of so many of her
relatives and friends that
she cared about so deeply.
She always said she nev-
er wanted to go to a nurs-
ing home, and thanks to
the kind assistance of her
nephew Dennis Hauner
and niece Dorothy Routh,
she never did have to do
that.
Funeral services will
be at the Hermiston Sev-
enth-day Adventist Church
(855 W. Highland Ave.,
Hermiston, OR 97838,
541-567-8241) on Satur-
day, Nov. 4, 2017.
In lieu of flowers, Lor-
raine would have preferred
that donations be made to:
Laymen Ministries, 414
Zapada Road, St. Maries,
ID 83861-8266, Phone
(208) 245-5388, https://
www.lmn.org/
For those who wish
to share stories about the
good times they remem-
ber about Lorraine, and
who would like to have
them read at her memorial
services and/or published
in the Memorial Trib-
utes, please send them to
The Lorraine Enos Fam-
ily, 28915 Highway 730,
Umatilla, OR 97882.
Kaye A. (Beebe) Woods
was born on July 28, 1934,
in Pendleton, Oregon, to
parents Kenneth and Alma
“Jeanne” Beebe. She died
on July 27, 2017, in
her home surround-
ed by family just a
day short of her 83rd
birthday.
Kaye was raised
in Central and East-
ern Oregon attend-
ing schools in Stan- Woods
field, Hereford and
La Grande, Oregon. Kaye
earned her degree in nurs-
ing from Blue Mountain
Community College and
had worked as a nurse at St.
Anthony Hospital and at JC
Penney in Pendleton.
She enjoyed playing
pool, crafts, hunting, fish-
ing and gardening, where
she especially loved iris.
Kaye had a great love for
animals and a special place
in her heart for her dog,
Tyebee.
She was a member of the
Pendleton Eagles Lodge,
RSVP Tax Aid, and Side-
saddlers.
She is survived by her
husband, Willard Woods,
Pendleton; children Leona
Brown, Prineville, Oregon,
Gwen Little and her hus-
band Tom, Denise Woods,
and Chuck Woods and his
wife Becky, all of Pend-
leton; brother Bill Beebe
and his wife Robbie, An-
chorage, Alaska, and
sister Virginia Bee-
be, Pendleton; nine
grandchildren, eight
great-grandchildren,
and one great-great-
grandchild.
Kaye was prede-
ceased by her par-
ents, Kenneth and
Jeanne Beebe, and sons
Larry Watkins, Gail Wat-
kins and Ron Woods.
A graveside service will
be held on Wednesday, Oc-
tober 11, 2017, at 11 a.m.
at Olney Cemetery, Pend-
leton, Oregon. A potluck
celebration of life gathering
will follow at the Pendleton
Eagles Lodge, 428 S. Main
St., Pendleton.
In lieu of flowers, contri-
butions in Kaye’s memory
may be made to Dementia/
Alzheimer’s research or the
Clearview Disability Re-
source Center Pendleton.
Please sign the online
condolence book at burns-
mortuaryhermiston.com.
Burns Mortuary of
Hermiston, Oregon, is in
care of services.
DEATH NOTICES
Roberta Kay Riker
Umatilla , Sept. 1, 1948 - Oct. 1, 2017
Roberta Kay Riker, 69, of Umatilla died Sunday, Oct.
1, 2017, in Kennewick, Washington. She was born Sept. 1,
1948, in Pendleton. A celebration of life will be held Sat-
urday, Oct. 14, at 1 p.m. at Crossroads Community Church
in Stanfield.
Marshall R. Guenther
Umatilla, July 7, 1937 - Sept. 28, 2017
Marshall R. Guenther, 80, of Umatilla died Thursday,
Sept. 28, 2017, in Hermiston. He was born July 7, 1937, in
Beatrice, Nebraska. A graveside funeral service with mil-
itary honors was held Tuesday, Oct. 3, at 10 a.m. at the
Hermiston Cemetery. Burns Mortuary of Hermiston is in
care of arrangements. Sign the online condolence book at
burnsmortuaryhermiston.com.
Wanda LaRie Hayes
Stanfield, Aug. 30, 1946 - Sept. 30, 2017
Wanda LaRie Hayes, 71, of Stanfield died Friday, Sept.
30, 2017, in Echo. She was born Aug. 30, 1946, in Pasco,
Washington. A private family gathering will be held. Burns
Mortuary of Hermiston is in care of arrangements. Sign the
online condolence book at burnsmortuaryhermiston.com.
Sheryl Beth Tomlinson
Hermiston, Sept. 16, 1947 - Aug. 23, 2017
Sheryl Beth Tomlinson, 69, of Hermiston died Wednes-
day, Aug. 23, 2017, in Spokane, Washington. She was born
Sept. 16, 1947, in Tillamook. Services will be held Sun-
day, Oct. 8, at 10 a.m. at the Hermiston Seventh-day Ad-
ventist Church. Burns Mortuary of Hermiston is in care of
arrangements. Sign the online condolence book at burns-
mortuaryhermiston.com.
BIRTHS
Good Shepherd Medical
Center, Hermiston
SEPT. 19, 2017
GARCILAZO MAD-
RIGAL — Hortencia Gar-
cilazo Madrigal and Noe
Garcilazo Hernandez of
Boardman: a girl, Guada-
lupe Garcilazo Madrigal.
SEPT. 24, 2017
KANEASTER — Ash-
ley L. Ford and Dakota D.
Kaneaster of Stanfield: a
girl, Octavia Shae Kaneaster.
SEPT. 26, 2017
LORENZO MENDO-
ZA — Hermelinda Mendo-
za Ramirez and Sebastian
Lorenzo Matias of Herm-
iston: a boy, Bayron Ariel
Lorenzo Mendoza.
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