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BobwasprecededindeathbyhisfatherMoseVan Dell.Andreason-Buellareassistingthefamilywiththe arrangements.Serviceswillbeheld4PMMonday,June N.EnterpriseRd.inPleasantHill,OR(outsideEugene,OR) RobertL.VanDell David(Dave)Ulphin-Oscar Heavenpeacefullyinhissleepon withcancer. toReverendsUlphinOscarand inPortlandandgraduatedfrom MadisonHighSchoolin1964. AftermajoringinJournalism servedhiscountryinVietnam.Uponhisreturn,heworked asareporterfortheOregonJournalandasafreelance photojournalist.Whileworkingasapublicspokesperson wifeAnitawithwhomhebuilthislifeintheSalemarea. BothwereactivemembersofKingwoodBibleChurch whereDaveservedontheboardofeldersandgavehis timeastheleaderofthetechnicalandmultimediateam. Theater.Hefounddelightintheactofcreating–sets joytoothers.HisappointmentasaLifetimeMemberof PentacleTheaterin2009wasthecapstonetoatheatrical careerthatsawDavefreelygivehistimeinproduction, generositywhoseactionsrekectedwhathevaluedin hisabsencewillneverbellled.Itiswithaheavyheart thathisfamilyandfriendsrekectonhowtheycancarry ontheworkofamanwhowasapartofeverything.It iswithgratitudethatwerecognizethattheeoortisall Davewouldeverask.

great-grandchildren. AmemorialservicewillbeheldatKingwoodBible contributioninmemoryofDaveDavistotheAmerican familyisVirgilT.GoldenFuneralService. David(Dave)Ulphin-OscarDavis RichardwasbornonSeptember toRaymondandEthelCooper Malone.TheymovedtoNewport, ORin1935.HeattendedNewport GradeSchooluntil1946andthen graduatedfromOrangeHigh Schoolin1950.HejoinedtheU.S. AirForceinDecemberof1950 andservedinKoreaduringthe KoreanWarasaGunneronaB 26Aircraft.Hewasdischargedin HeattendedCaliforniaInstitute ofManufacturingEngineering. HeworkedintheAerospace IndustryasadesignEngineerand Consultantuntil1962.Hethen movedbacktoOregonsettling inLakeOswego.Dickworkedfor TowmotorCorp.adivisionofCaterpillarInc,inDallas,OR.

HemovedtoSalemin1966andretiredfromCaterpillar in1989after25yearsasQualityControlManager.He workfor20yearsasanadvocateforabusedchildren inC.A.S.A.PrograminDallas,OR.Hewasamemberof St.PhilipCatholicChurchinDallasandtheKnightsof ColumbusaswellastheAmericanLegion. HeissurvivedbyhiswifeCarolMaloneof32happy orOregonRightToLifeincareofDallasMortuaryTribute Centerwhoiscaringforthefamily.Toleaveanonline condolenceforthefamilygotowww.dallastribute.com. PhyllispassedawayJune BendOrwithherfamilyather side.ShewasborninGraysLake ILtoDonaldandEvaWebb.She grewuponafarmasoneofsix children.Sheremainedcloseto hersurvivingbrotherandsisters throughtheyears.Phyllisloved the20yearsshewasableto spendasasnowbirddividing MesaAZ.withhergoodfriendBillLeach.Allwhoknew herenjoyedheroutgoingpersonalityaswellasherlove ofsports.Shewasknowntotalksportswithanyoneand everyone.Phylliswasprecededindeathbyherdaughter PattiLeonaitisCrawford.Sheissurvivedbyherdaughter CrestAbbeyMausoleuminSalem. Phyllis Jean Westling peacefullyatMt.AngelTowers, surroundedbyfamily.Maurice wasborninMt.AngeltoPeterand EvaNissenandservedintheU.S. NavyintheSouthPacilcduring WorldWarII.Afterhisreturnfrom HelivedmostofhislifeintheMt.

ownedEvergreenRealtyin Silvertonandenjoyedspending Therearemanyfamilymemories pickingberriesonhisfarm. Mauriceissurvivedbyhis MargaretPurvisofCanby, andmanybelovedniecesand nephews. from3p.m.-7p.m.,atUnger’sin Mt.Angel.Arosarywillbeheldat10:30a.m.followedby ChurchinMt.Angel. DonationsinhismemorymaybemadetoHospice CareoftheNWortheParalizedVeteransinOregon. ArrangementsbyUngerFuneralChapel.

MauriceNissen WillaminawhereheandEvamet whileingradeschool.Afterhis enrolledinLinleldCollege.Four EvaembarkedonalifetimejourneyinEducation.Dad ofstudentsasheandEvatraveledandtaughtinany competitivespirit.HelovedtheOregonDucks,playing enjoyedkylshingandhunting. ServiceswillbeatCityViewFuneralHomeon funeralhome.ArrangementsbyCityViewFuneralHome, 390HoytSt.S,Salem,Oregon SherylAnnWeightlefther familyandfriendsonearthtobe withherlovedonesinheavenon willbeheldatRestlawnMemorial GardensandFuneralHomeon pm. SherylwasbornonMay4, toShirleyandDelbertManning. in1954wheresheattendedTurnerElementarythen CascadeHighSchool.ItwastherethatshemetRichard Weight.Theyweremarriedin1969andhadtwochildren, KimberleeandLance.Theyspent26yearstogether.When RVandspenttimetravelingalloverthewestcoastbefore returningtoSalem.Sheeventuallystartedacareerin themortgageleld.Atthetimeofherpassing,shewas employedatMAPSCreditUnionasaMortgageLoan Sherylbattledandbeatbreastcancerin2003.While shecouldlivetohavegrandchildren.Shesurvivedand spentthelast10yearsenjoyingthegrandchildrenshe hadalwaysdreamedofhaving.Hergranddaughters,her atthebeach. Sherylwasprecededindeathbyherbeloved SherylissurvivedbyherdaughterKimberleeand lovingrelativesandfriends.

SherylAnnWeight ElsieMaeCooperpassed old.ShewasborntoEdgarand BowlingGreenandSt.Louis.In awayin1981.Asthewifeofa manylocationsastheyraised Salemwasherhomesince1965. groups.Sheenjoyedgardening.Sheandherfriends spentmanyhappyhoursmakingquiltsfortheVA, wasalwayswillingtogivehertimeservingmealsatthe babysittinghergrandchildren.Servingotherswith kindnesswasherdailygoal. allmisshergreatly. Pleaseassembleatthemainoiceby12noonfor processiontotheservicesite.ViewingwillbeWednesday, ElsieMaeCooper KEIZER Darleen Kathryn Fredricks, 85, died at her home on Saturday, June 6. She was born in Bowdle, South Dakota and came to Oregon with her family as a young child.

In 1951, she met and married Frank Fredricks, whom she shared 60 years of marriage. Together they owned and managed Fitts Seafoods for many years. Later in life, she and Frank traveled all 49 continental states, Canada, and Mexico in their motor home. Dar loved to cook and share time with family and friends. Her greatest joy though was playing with all of her grandchildren.

She loved being She is survived by her daughter, Diane of Keizer, her son, Paul of Portland, her sister, Carol of Klamath Falls, her brother, Bruce of Salem, three grandchildren, vegreat-grandchildren, and many nieces and nephews. A celebration of Life will be planned later. Contributions, in lieu of kowers, can be made to Oregon Talking Books and Braille Library. Darleen Kathryn Fredricks January 31, 1930 June 6, 2015 BRANDNEWTODAY! 503-399-6789.