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Stephen Santler
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Terry Lee Scafa
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Donna M Schild (Johnson)
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Grace Schipporeit (Delaney)
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| Marital status: | Married |
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| Children: | 1 |
| Occupation: | Small Business Owner |
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I attended WSU in Pullman, WA after graduation. In 1962 I married and lived in Salem, OR, and was employed at a New York Stock Exchange brokerage as office manager. I really enjoyed this work and learned so much that has been beneficial throughout my life. In 1968 our daughter, Teresa, was born. I divorced that same year. In 1969, I married Emil Harold Schipporeit, a graduate of Wyoming School of Engineering, Laramie, WYO, an Engineer with Northwest Natural. We moved to Eugene, OR, started our rental housing business, and I was employed as Chief Clerk, U. S. District Courts, Bankruptcy Div. In 1979, Harold was transferred to Salem and I became a stay-at-home Mom. I can remember Teresa commenting one afternoon how nice it was to have Mom there when she came home from school. At the same time, I began management of our business, Sunnyview Enterprises: Christmas Tree farming and wholesale and retail tree sales, rental housing, and (recently) a housing development. Our office is located as part of our home enabling me to have the best of both home and business life. We live on a Christmas Tree Farm overlooking the Willamette Valley. We have recently started a five-acre vegetable garden (UPick) as a fun project sharing our love of gardening with local customers and it has quickly become a popular place and a fun and interesting summer activity for us. We spend several weeks a year on the east coast, visiting New York City, attending Broadway plays and visiting historic sites. We visit Bentonville, AR several times a year where Teresa and husband Jeff are employed at the Corp. Offices of Walmart and Sam's Club as buyers. No grandchildren. Great W2 memories include Klicker's Strawberries (I am a Klicker Picker) and working at the canneries earning money for school clothes and college. I grew up with my four brothers on Roosevelt Street together with our wonderful and inspiring Mom and Dad. I am among a group who attended W2 schools from Grade 1 through Grade 12, attending Green Park, PiHi and then, WaHi. Teachers who made an impact on my life include Mrs. Cornelius (3rd Grade), Mrs,. McDonough, (4th Grade), Mr. Blake (Principal of Green Park), Mr. East, (music) who wheeled the piano in and out of each class for music lessons, and Miss Hamm (high school English Literature/World History). I made treasured friendships during my years in W2. Probably my biggest personal accomplishment is learning to play the piano later in life. I have enjoyed being part of the Oregon State Fair here in Salem, winning several awards in sewing, cooking and creative writing. |
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Betty Schmierer (Hayden)
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Tom David Schreiner
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| Marital status: | Married |
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| Children: | 3 |
| Occupation: | retiredteacher/coach now driver/trainerschoolbusdriverfortiger/tualatinschools |
| Comment: retired teacher/coach for 35yrs in beaverton OR. now schoolbus driver/trainer for tigard tualatin school dist. for 25 yrs had own house painting business. | |
Deanna Schwarz (Strange) (Schwarz)
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Deceased Laura Deanna "Dea" Strange, 54, of Walla Walla died after a battle with cancer April 11, 1995, at Franciscan Health Care Center. Dea was born Nov. 24, 1940, in Moscow, ID to Arthur R. and Clemie Zehner Schwarz. They moved to Walla Walla in 1944 and she graduated with the Walla Walla High School Class of 1959. She was a member of Rainbow Girls, Triple Trio, the Wa-Hi Choir and the Wa-Hi Orchestra as a cellist. On July 2, 1960, she married Kenneth Strange in Walla Walla. She became a member of the Walla Walla Symphony; and had two sons. She worked in the family restaurant before moving to Portland where she was employed by First National Bank of Oregon in the BankAmericard fraud department for five years. She returned to Walla Walla in 1971 to work in the family restaurant. She returned to school in 1979, attending Walla Walla Community College. She became a Washington State board-certified registered nurse in 1981. She worked at Walla Walla General Hospital, the Odd Fellows Home and Walla Walla Clinic as a float nurse. Due to failing health, she retired from nursing. In 1990, she became owner-operator of Nana's House as a licensed in-home day care provider. With the diagnosis of cancer in 1993, she retired from day care. Dea had a beautiful singing voice and was an accomplished pianist. She played and sang with church choirs, and at weddings and funerals. She was also talented in hand crafts and enjoyed knitting and crocheting. She often donated her time and talents to friends, family and many charitable causes. She overcame the painful realities of her illness to help student nurses understand terminal disease. Her love for life was matched only by her love for children, especially her grandchildren. She was a member of the College Place Presbyterian Church and former member of Altrusa Club. Surviving are her husband, at home; two sons and daughter-in-law, Craig and Patty Strange and Wesley and Deborah Strange, her mother, and a sister, Lois Schultz, all of Walla Walla; five grandchildren; and several nieces, nephews and cousins. Her father preceded her in death. (obit dated 4-12-95) |
Bill Scrimsher
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| Marital status: | Married |
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| Children: | 4 |
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Spouse: Gladys
Children: 3 Sons & 1 daughter Grandchildren: Eight After graduation from WaHi in 1959, I enjoyed my three years traveling with the U.S. Navy as a Sonarman. This was followed by two years at the University of Idaho majoring in farm management. July 11, 1964 I married Gladys Crane at Lewiston, ID. We lived in Culdesac, ID on a small farm and I began my work with Washington Water Power which is now Avista. There I worked a variety of positions and farmed on the side. These skills proved helpful after I retired in 2000 from the Avista steam generation plant, Kettle Falls, WA. My wife and I participated throughout the years in short term Christian mission trips taking us to Papua New Guinea, Haiti, Venezuela, and Vanuatu. We moved to Vanuatu (formally New Hebrides in the South Pacific) for 4 ½ years where we served as full time missionaries. My capacity was primarily in support roles and Gladys used nursing to share Jesus with the people. Dec. 2007 we returned to Colville, WA where we now reside. Our future plans include additional short term mission trips, and enjoying our family and friends. We have three sons and one daughter who are married and eight beautiful grandchildren (thus far). |
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Eugene Scruggs
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Deceased (From U-B, April 26, 1951) James Eugene Scruggs, 10, of Route 1, died at a local hospital Wednesday afternoon after being struck in the head with a baseball Tuesday. Attending physicians said the boy had not been knocked out at the time of the accident and spent Tuesday night at home. He was taken to the hospital after his parents were unable to rouse him Wednesday morning, but he did not rally to treatment. Eugene was born January 28, 1941, in Arkansas and is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James T. Scruggs; brothers, Stephen L., Harold D. and George R., and sister, Sandra Caroll, all of Walla Walla, and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. James W. Scruggs of Springdale, Ark., and Mr. and Mrs. Phillip H. Foshee of Spokane. |
Judy Selleck (Alexander)
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