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Henry Marshall
 
Retired - Teacher
2019-01-29 18:36:36
DECEASED
      Henry John
'Marshall' Marshall June 22, 1941 - May 16, 2017 Henry John Marshall, "Marshall", passed away May 15, 2017 at his home in Palm Springs, Calif. He served in the U.S. Navy and was an elementary school teacher for nearly 30 years in Washtucna, Wash. and Portland. Marshall's true passion was art. Recently, he was painting vibrant, impressionistic landscapes. He created a family of friends wherever he went: his walking group (the Front Runners), his local Starbucks, and John's restaurant. His lively sense of humor never failed him. As a good friend noted, "We could never seem to run out of conversation." He is survived by siblings, Clyde and Ola; niece, Morgen; nephew, Gerrit; and close friends, Terry and John. Please sign the online guest book at www.oregonlive.com/obits 1959 - joined the U.S. Navy – 2 years based out of San Diego aboard ship for two years. Transferred to Washington D.C. for the remaining two. Came back to Walla Walla and then to Portland, Oregon. Working for a Canadian firm for two years – moving to Seattle & working for Boeing. From Boeing to Ellensburg, WA for Central Washington State College, receiving my degree in education. Graduated and worked in eastern Washington for seven years teach art & elementary. Resigned and moved to Portland, OR working until retirement in 1999 and moving to Palm Springs where I’m pretty laid back. |
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Sallie Jo Martin (Kirkendall)
2012-07-11 22:27:09
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Leona Massey
 
March 26, 1940
2012-07-12 00:37:24
DeceasedArlington, Wash. -- Former longtime Walla Walla resident Leona "Peach" Alexander, 60, died Sept. 10, 2000, at Providence Hospital's Colby campus in Everett, Wash. Leona was born March 26, 1940, in Potlatch, Idaho, to Clifford and Gwendolyne Allen Frazier. She moved with her family to Walla Walla as a young child, was raised and attended schools here and earned her GED in Spokane. She worked in the restaurant lounge business for many years and moved from Walla Walla to the Seattle area about 12 to 14 years ago. Survivors include two daughters and sons-in-law, Kelli and Patrick Kenyon of Kirkland, Wash., and Tracy and Jack Shea of Walla Walla; a brother, Clifford Frazier of Walla Walla; two sisters, Lois Andersen of Arlington and Wave Massey of Walla Walla; three grandchildren and one great-grandchild. |
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Charles Maxson
hmaxson@verizon.net
Retired - Contracts Mgr.
Married
2
2012-07-11 22:27:10
Spouse: HelenChildren: One Son and One Daughter Grandchildren: 4 Grandsons & 2 Granddaughters Activities/Hobbies: RV Travel, Float Fishing, Rafting, Hunting After graduation from Wa-Hi, I attended Washington State for a year and a half before going to work at Hanford to earn money to continue college. I went to work for Kaiser Engineers on what I believed would be a short assignment and turned out to be a 35 year career with Kaiser. I worked on many large construction projects around the country and abroad. I worked up through the ranks of purchasing and contracts for a director level.
I met my wife, Helen, in West Virginia and we were blessed with two children. Our daughter, Jennifer, graduated from Whitman and Gonzaga and is an attorney in Vancouver, WA. Our son, Chris, was born in Jamaica, graduated from the University of Idaho, and is now a Projects Controls Manager at Hanford. Helen and I have been married 39 years.
After living in West Virginia, Jamaica, Cincinnati, Butte, MT, and Buelah, ND, Helen and I returned to Richland in 1990 where I finished my career with Kaiser and worked an additional nine years with Fluor Corporation as director of government contracts. I retired in 2005 but still do some consulting, including working seven months in Louisana helping with the hurricane recovery efforts. We have six grandchildren – ages one to nine – and enjoy them very much. We enjoy traveling in our RV and fishing and rafting in Montana every summer. Helen still works part time but we find opportunities to travel when we can.
I regret having lost contact with most of my classmates and hope the reunion will allow opportunity to catch up.
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Stephen C "Steve" Maxson
2012-07-11 22:27:11
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Ron McAdams
mpw@charterinternet.com
Attorney
Married
3
2012-07-11 22:27:02
Spouse: PatriciaChildren: 3 Daughters Grandchildren: 4 Total - 1 Grandson and 3 Granddaughters Activities/Hobbies: Lawn, Farm, College Basketball, Read, Pets Send Ron a Message
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Robin McBride
2012-07-11 22:27:03
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Leroy McDowell
 
April 27, 1941
lee@cripplecreekcreations.com
Business Owner
cripplecreekcreations.com
Married
2
2012-07-11 22:19:20
Spouse: Beverly After leaving the military I returned to Walla Walla and after a short stay at KTEL joined the local fire department where I stayed for several years at station 1, 2 and 3. I later join Sherwood & Roberts in their computer department where my life and career made a major change. After several years learning computer and programming skills I was recruited to Portland and joined what was then a state of the art computer timesharing company. After 1 year the company was purchased and all mid-management levels were replaced. I then joined an international management consulting firm in their newly organized data processing division. For the next ten years I traveled extensively both domestically and international raising to an operations manager level. During these 10 years I moved my family to Atlanta Georgia to locate closer to my clients on the eastern seaboard. After 10 years with the firm, I was fully vested and decided to ply my trade where less travel was required and I could finally get to know my children. Maybe not the best idea as I divorced several years later and relocated myself to Dallas, Texas where I joined another management consulting firm. After 2 years with this firm I broke away forming my own consulting company specializing in management systems and training. I remained single for almost 10 years before meeting and married my current wife of now almost 15 years. In 1998 my wife and I decided to leave big city life and moved to high in the Rocky Mountains and started a small manufacturing company specializing in high-end home decor items such as pillows, etc. Our products were/are made from top quality leathers and furs and fit best in the western and lodge markets. In 2005, just prior to the Berney school 100 year celebrations, I was diagnosed with Colon cancer. It was out of the blue and caught during an annual physical. During the next year this issue was addressed with surgeries. (I did make Berney’s celebration before starting treatments. What a great time my wife and I had during this trip.) As a result of a surgery procedure gone wrong and where as our home is at 10000 ft level, I then required supplemental oxygen 24/7. For a guy that spent most of his life skiing, hiking, etc. this was a real bummer. After I had recovered enough to travel we found that I would not require oxygen at a much lower altitude, so off we went to find a new home. In the hill country of Texas we found the right conditions for me. We settled into our new home 3 years ago and continue our business. Life is good. We spend our time working, traveling to see our grandchildren and we love to cruise. We have taken about 10 cruises. Last year we cruised around Cape Horn in South America. Earlier this year we did a family cruise out of New Orleans with 27 family and friends. What a hoot that was. We have another cruise schedule this November/December for a transatlantic cruise starting in Barcelona Spain. This should be a blast also but I need to bone up on my Spanish. Our Grandchildren are 17, 15, 5 and 2. The oldest is a boy (young man) followed by the girls. Patrick, Amanda, Elise and Lucy (LuLu). I look forward to seeing old friends and reacquainting myself with past school mates. Send Leroy a Message
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Craig McEwen
2014-04-07 15:30:42
DECEASEDCraig Andrew McEwen September 27, 1942 - January 5, 2012 SALEM - Craig was a passionate teacher and excellent artist. He was devoted for many years to MOBOC, or Mobile Open Classrooms, of Santa Monica, CA, where he taught and mentored students. He extended enormous respect to young people and encouraged them to make agreements in order to work cooperatively. He loved poetry, literature, and jazz--"Take Five" by Dave Brubeck was his favorite. He was an outstanding baseball player. He was born in Walla Walla, WA, and attended Walla Walla High and South Salem High School. He graduated from the University of Oregon in 1965. He served in the US Coast Guard. Craig was an accomplished writer and poet. He loved young people--he listened to them, shared with them, and accepted them as they were. He was formerly married to Sally Lew of Venice, CA. His daughter, Mandy Smith, resides in Manhattan Beach, California. He is survived by two brothers, Robert McEwen of Salem and Ralph McEwen of Albany. Funeral services took place Monday, January 9th, 4:00 PM in Albany at AAsum-Dufour Funeral Home, 805 Ellsworth St. SW (541) 926-5541, www.aasum-dufour.com. Published in StatesmanJournal on Jan. 7, 2012 |
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Bob McGhee
2012-07-11 22:51:40
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