WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2017
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Clarene Oleta Hample
Roberta Kay Riker
Cherie Marston
Eugene
Umatilla
September 1, 1948 - October 1, 2017
Kennewick, Wash.
August 29, 1952 - October 6, 2017
February 7, 1935 - October 4, 2017
On Oct. 4, 2017, our be-
loved and beautiful moth-
er, Clarene Oleta Hample,
passed at home from this
life to the next. Although
we are saddened
and will miss her,
angels in heaven are
welcoming her!
Clarene was born
Feb. 7, 1935, in the
small town of Hep-
pner, Oregon. She
was the third of Hample
four daughters born
to Herman and Dolly Carr
(Allstott): Delores, Leota,
Clarene, and Sharon. She
was raised in the town of
Hermiston, Oregon, along
with her three sisters and
many aunts, uncles, and
cousins.
After graduating from
Hermiston High in 1953,
she was working at a soda
bar, where she met a dash-
ing young Air Force ser-
viceman in uniform, Fred
Hample, from Eugene,
Oregon. They were soon
married on Jan. 21, 1955,
at United Lutheran Church
in Eugene.
Clarene and Fred moved
into a cozy house near Tug-
man Park, and raised four
tow-headed children: Dar-
cie, Diane, Brent, and Eric.
Many fond family memo-
ries revolved around the
neighborhood and friends
of Ferry Street. Camp-
ing, fishing, and spending
days at Fern Ridge Lake
– or ocean salmon fishing
out of the Siuslaw River –
were other favorite family
activities.
Clarene graduated from
real estate school, got her
state license, and sold real
estate for five years. She
also spent many years
managing
investment
properties.
She was active in the
Council for the Aged, was
on the board of Chris-
tian Family Services, and
served as president of the
Re-Active Club of Eu-
gene. She was a volunteer
for Senior Services, FISH,
and the Hospital Guild.
She was a long-time
member of Central Luther-
an Church and active in
various ministries includ-
ing Stephen Minis-
tries, Altar Guild,
and prayer groups.
She and Fred en-
joyed many days
antiquing, fishing,
camping, reading,
traveling,
golfing
and adoring their
seven
grandchil-
dren. Clarene collected tea
strainers, candlesticks, and
sending ideas into Plug-
gers comic strip (and some
were published).
She enjoyed traveling
and had an open mind to
other cultures and people.
Places she traveled to in-
clude Hong Kong, Athens,
Rome, Macau, Geneva,
Jamaica, Salzburg, Edin-
burgh, London, Hawaii,
and Mexico.
Clarene and Fred cele-
brated their 56th wedding
anniversary in 2011 before
he passed away later that
year. Clarene is survived
by her sister, Sharon Wall
of Plano, Texas; daugh-
ter Darcie McNally of
Guerneville, California;
daughter Diane Caisse
of Eugene, Oregon; son
Brent Hample (wife Mon-
ica) of Eugene; son Eric
Hample of Eugene; and
her seven grandchildren
Justin, Nick, Kait, Alex,
David, Rachel, and Deb-
orah.
A memorial service will
be held at Central Luther-
an Church, 1857 Potter
Street, Eugene, Oregon, at
3 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 14.
The family asks that in
lieu of flowers, memorial
donations be made in her
name to her favorite char-
ities: Volunteers in Med-
icine, Central Lutheran
Church, and India Partners
(www.IndiaPartners.org).
Please visit the online
obituary where you are in-
vited to sign the guestbook
at www.musgroves.com.
Virginia ‘Ginny’ Marshall
Hermiston
August 18, 1931 - September 25, 2017
Virginia (Ginny) Mar- vived by daughter Luanne
shall passed away quietly (Steve) Brownfield of Hep-
on Monday, Sept. 25, 2017. pner, Rollie (Debbie) Mar-
Ginny was born Aug. 18, shall of Ione and Bill (Cher-
1931, in Richland Center, yl) Marshall of Franklin,
Massachusetts. Gin-
Wisconsin. Her par-
ny loved her grand-
ents were Glen and
children very much:
Iris Richards. Gin-
Candis (Mike) Smith
ny graduated from
of La Grande, Bran-
Richland
Center
di (Corey) Sweeney
High School in 1949.
of Heppner, Kristen
She married her high
Marshall of Heppner,
school sweetheart
Alec (Rachel) Mar-
Bob Marshall on Marshall
shall of Harrisburg,
May 17, 1952. Bob
and Ginny had a daughter, Pennsylvania., and Kayla
Luanne, and a son, Roland Marshall of Franklin, Mas-
(nicknamed Rollie, after sachusetts. Ginny also took
his uncle), both born in joy in spending time with
great-grandchildren
Richland Center. Soon after her
that, the family moved to Garrett, Gracey and Aspen
Portland, Oregon, where a Smith of La Grande, and
second son, William (Bill), Kane and Jorden Sweeney
of Heppner.
was born.
Ginny couldn’t talk
Ginny worked for the
Beaverton School District enough about how proud
and later for the Hermiston she was of her daughter,
sons, her grandkids, and
School District.
Bob and Ginny used to great-grandkids. We were
enjoy “gadding about” to- all proud of you also Mom,
gether. They loved to just Grandma, and Grandma
jump in the car and head Great! Now you get to
down the road. They never spend time again with Dad
knew exactly where they “gadding about.”
Please sign the online
might end up, but it usually
involved eating at a restau- condolence book at burns-
rant in some small town mortuaryhermiston.com.
Burns Mortuary of
hundreds of miles away,
and then heading back Hermiston, Oregon, is in
home a different route just charge of arrangements.
to take in the scenery.
Ginny was preceded in
death by her parents Glen
and Iris Richards, her broth-
er Nyrval Richards, and her
beloved husband Robert
(Bob) Marshall. She is sur-
Roberta, 69, passed
into the loving hands of
the Lord Sunday, Oct. 1,
2017, with her loving hus-
band and family members
by her side at the
Hospice House in
Kennewick, Wash-
ington.
Multiple
issues took her life.
She contracted Val-
ley Fever, a serious
fungal infection,
in Arizona nine
years ago, spend- Riker
ing two weeks in
hospital there. It abated
for awhile but came back
a few months ago, which
led to meningitis and fi-
nally several strokes that
in totality were too much
to overcome.
Roberta was born Sept.
1, 1948, at St. Anthony
Hospital, Pendleton, to
Roy and Rosalee Smith.
Kay lived most of her life
in Pendleton, graduated
Pendleton High, attend-
ed Blue Mountain CC
and graduated nursing
school at Walla Walla CC
as a registered nurse. She
worked at several hospi-
tals and had to retire early
due to advanced rheuma-
toid arthritis.
Kay was an accom-
plished horsewoman. She
really knew how to talk
horse. She helped with
4-H activities and trained
many horses. She greatly
enjoyed trail rides with
many friends as well as
doing very well in com-
petitive trail riding events.
She was involved with
the Pioneer Humane So-
ciety for many years and
helped rescue 18 horses
to our place in Pendleton
and placed all in good
homes.
She had varied inter-
ests that included artistic
pursuits in painting,
pottery and sewing
arts, quilting and
needlepoint.
She
spent many hours
organizing
gene-
alogy records. She
won many awards
for her entries in the
Umatilla County
Fair. She designed
two houses we had built.
She enjoyed travel and
spending winters in Ari-
zona.
Kay married David in
Pendleton Oct. 2, 1977.
She almost made it to our
40th anniversary. She had
the usual redhead attitude,
which made for some in-
teresting conversations.
Kay is survived by
husband David; sister
Rochelle Peck; brothers
Royce Smith and Robert
Smith; several nephews
and nieces; and good
friend Cher Walker, who
was so caring of Kay.
Silver, our loving little
schnauzer, will miss her
greatly.
A Celebration of Life
service will be held at 1
p.m. Saturday, Oct. 14,
2017, at the Crossroads
Community Church, 350
N. Sherman St., Stanfield
OR 97875.
Family suggests dona-
tions in lieu of flowers to
either SalvationArmyU-
sa.org or PAWS/Pioneer
Humane Society, 517 S.E.
Third St., Pendleton, OR
97801.
Glen W. Wulff
Hermiston
October 5, 2017
Glen W. Wulff, 83,
of Hermiston fought his
battle with cancer with
strength and digni-
ty. He passed away
on Thursday, Oct. 5,
2017, with his fami-
ly at his side.
Glen was born
in Gardena, North
Dakota, the son of
William and Mar- Wulff
tha (Klebe) Wulff.
His family moved
to Oregon for a
short time before
settling in Kenne-
wick, Washington.
He graduated from high
school in Kennewick in
the early 1950s. He then
served in the Army and
was active during the Ko-
rean War. He attended
Oregon State University
where he received a bach-
elor’s degree in agriculture
economics.
Glen worked as man-
ager of PGG’s fertilizer
department for 26 years
and general manager of
Growers Fertilizer for sev-
en years. He served on the
board of directors for the
Oregon Society of Weed
Science and the Oregon
Ag Chemical Association.
He served on numerous
committees for the Fertil-
izer and Pesticide
Association.
He
enjoyed
spending his free
time at his Sumpter
cabin.
He married Joy
A. Zandofsky in
Corvallis in 1958.
He is survived
by his wife Joy
of
Hermiston;
children
Jon,
Mark and Valerie
Cano; grandchil-
dren Artie, Ryan,
Mariah and Helen; and
great-grandchildren Arn,
Erik and Arwen.
Services will be an-
nounced at a later time.
Family suggests me-
morial donations to Good
Shepherd Home Care, 645
W. Orchard Ave., Suite
#500, Hermiston, OR
97838.
To leave an online con-
dolence for the family go
to www.burnsmortuary.
com.
Burns Mortuary of
Hermiston, Oregon, is in
care of arrangements.
Cherie Marston, 65, of multiple school, athletic
Kennewick, Washington, and extracurricular events
passed away on October 6, each day.
She is survived by her
2017, surrounded by her
family.
husband, Steven; daugh-
Cherie was born
ters Tiah, Meagan
to Donald and Venita
and KelliJean; and
DePue in La Grande,
her sister Kenda
Oregon, on Aug. 29,
Christian of Pasco.
1952. The family
Cherie was preced-
moved to Hermiston,
ed in death by her
where she spent her
parents, Donald and
childhood. She grad-
Venita DePue, and
uated from Eastern Marston
her sister Kaye Ma-
Oregon in 1974,
Gula.
where she met her husband,
A celebration of life
Steven Marston.
will be at Einan’s at Sun-
A dedicated teacher of set Chapel in Richland on
36 years, she also enjoyed Saturday, October 14, at 11
many hobbies including a.m.
baking, knitting, quilting
Express your thoughts
and gardening. She loved and memories on our online
nothing more than being guestbook at www.einan-
a mother, often attending satsunset.com.
DEATH NOTICES
Raymond Minter
Hermiston
Oct. 26, 1923 - Oct. 7,
2017
Raymond Minter, 93, of
Hermiston died Saturday,
Oct. 7, 2017, at his home.
He was born Oct. 26, 1923,
in Martinsburg, Nebraska.
Services are pending with
Burns Mortuary of Hermis-
ton. Sign the online condo-
lence book at burnsmortua-
ryhermiston.com.
Donald Gene
Herndon
Hermiston
March 26, 1934 - Sept.
22, 2017
Donald Gene Herndon,
83, of Hermiston died Fri-
day, Sept. 22, 2017, in
Newport. He was born
March 26, 1934, in Free-
water, Oregon. A celebra-
tion of life will be held at a
later date. Bateman Funeral
Home in Newport handled
arrangements.
Daniel R. ‘Danny’
Shockman
Pendleton
Oct. 14, 1952 - Oct. 3,
2017
Longtime Hermiston and
Stanfield resident Daniel
R. “Danny” Shockman, 64,
of Pendleton died Tuesday,
Oct. 3, 2017, at his home.
He was born Oct. 14, 1952,
in Pendleton. A celebration
gathering will be held at a
later date. Burns Mortuary of
Hermiston is in charge of ar-
rangements. Sign the online
condolence book at burns-
mortuaryhermiston.com.
BIRTHS
Good Shepherd Medical
Center, Hermiston
SEPT. 26, 2017
MOON — Amy L.
Moon and Christopher
B. Moon of Hermiston: a
boy, Maximilian Dominic
Moon.
SEPT. 27, 2017
SANDERS — Kaycee
N. Friend and Dustin G.
Sanders of Hermiston: a
girl, Zoee Jean Sanders.
SEPT. 29, 2017
THOMAS — Crystal
Campos-Perez and Tevin
A. Thomas of Hermiston: a
girl, Aaliyah Luisa Thomas.
SEPT. 30, 2017
AGUILAR — Chey-
enne A. Aguilar and Ray-
mond A. Aguilar of Board-
man: a boy, Jude Wolf
Aguilar.
OCT. 1, 2017
RITCHIE — Dakota
R. Ritchie and Robert R.
Ritchie of Hermiston: a
boy, Ventus Noel Ritchie.
St. Anthony Hospital,
Pendleton
SEPT. 28, 2017
HERNANDEZ — Sara
Hernandez and Luis Her-
nandez of Hermiston: a
boy, Cohen Josiah Hernan-
dez.
SEPT. 29, 2017
CALVILLO — Mar-
icela Calvillo and Jose M.
Calvillo of Boardman: a
boy, Jacob Miguel Calvillo.
CORPUS — Kristen A.
Corpus and Atrayu M. Cor-
pus of Hermiston: a girl,
Aurora Jane Corpus.
OCT. 3, 2017
SANDS — Brittany Ol-
sen and Kevin H. Sands of
Irrigon: a girl, Brooklyn
Elaine Sands.
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