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HELEN GORGAS
Helen Gorgas of Lincoln City was born March 28, 1918 and passed away March 10, 2016.
A Memorial Service will be held at 1 p.m., Saturday, April 16, 2016, at Virgil T. Golden Funeral Service, Salem, Ore.
Leroy Chimienti
Leroy Frank Chimienti of Otis died April 1, 2011, at his home. He was 79.
Leroy was born Feb. 18, 1932, in Portland, Ore.
He married
Donna Cone of Portland in 1958. They subsequently divorced. He married
Barbara Reynolds in 1987.
Leroy attended Collins View Grade School and Lincoln High School in Portland. He joined the U.S. Army in November 1952, and served in the infantry during the Korean War to October 1954. He was honorably discharged from the Army Reserves in November 1960.
Leroy retired from ILWU (Longshoreman) in the late 1980s.
He attended St. Augustine Catholic Church in Lincoln City. Leroy loved to fish and hunt. He taught his kids, grandkids, nieces and nephew how to catch fish.
Leroy is survived by his children, Mark (Donna), Kevin, Kerry (Tracey), and Sherry (Joel); 12 grandchildren Ammie, Geoff, Monique, Corey, Simone, Daytona, Devin, Dominic, Ally, Bella, Enzo and Connor; seven great-grandchildren Hali, Ava, Sofi, Jaxson, Charlie, Gavin and Abvery; wife Barbara and her children Kathy (Scott), John (Mary) and Diane (Tom) and their children Matthew, Nathan, Luke, Emily, Grace, Olivia, Katie, Travis and Jessica; nieces Paula, Carla, Wanda, Linda, Judy and Nancy; and nephew Rob and their families.
His parents, Frank Paul and Dora; brother Paul Joseph (Lucky); and sisters Magarite Seraphina (Bill), Rose and Catherine all died earlier.
A memorial service will be held at St. Augustine Catholic Church in Lincoln City at 11 a.m. on May 14, 2011.
JOHN H. CAMPBELL
John H. Campbell (88) formerly of Lincoln City, Ore. died April 11, 2016 in Salem, Ore. Graveside Services will be 1 p.m. Monday, May 9, 2016 at Willamette National cemetery in Portland. Assisting is Virgil T. Golden Funeral Service of Salem.
Kenneth Fader
Kenneth Marvin Fader of Depoe Bay, died May 4, 2011, of cardiac arrest. He was 68.
He was born Feb. 22, 1943, in Buffalo, N.Y., to Laverne “Pete” Fader and Minetta Rosana Viau Fader. His parents were Canadian citizens but spent their adulthood in Buffalo.
Una Vida, one life, was his personal motto and that’s the way he lived his life.
As a teenager, Kenn spent time with his dad at Ontario hunting camps. Being the youngest, he was assigned kitchen duty which engendered a lifelong passion for cooking. Some friends still refer to him as “The Chef.”
While in Lafayette High School he used the facilities of the prestigious West Side Rowing Club rowing in 8-man an 4-man sculls and as coxswain in the Niagara River.
Kenn’s family had a summer cottage on Lake Erie in southern Ontario. He spent his summers boating, swimming and water skiing. His intricate knowledge of boats, learned from his dad, led to summer jobs repairing boats. In the winters, he worked at ski shops waxing and repairing skis. In his spare time he became an avid snow skier.
He married
Beverly Hartman and in 1973 they moved to Denver when he took a job managing the entire Rocky Mountain region for a major national pet supply company. With all the nearby ski areas, he honed his snow skiing skills, winning and placing in many amateur skiing events.
He enjoyed hunting, fishing and river rafting and performed well in all those areas.
After a divorce he landed in the Colorado high country living at 10,400 feet above sea level working for a mining company searching for molybdemun. He also worked as a facilitator for his best friend, Tom Lowes, a well-known commercial photographer.
In Colorado, he met his second wife, Janet, and a magical love was born that lasted 27 years until his death. His wry sense of humor was the deal maker for Janet. When asked how many years they had been together the answer was always “not enough.”
In 1989, they moved to Depoe Bay and worked in real estate sales. Kenn was the owner/ broker for Rinehart Realty until his retirement in 2002. He was active in the North Lincoln Board of Realtors, serving as the group’s president for a year and being named Realtor of the Year.
He is survived by his wife, Janet; his brother, Rob Fader of Cheektowaga, N.Y.; his daughters, Joelene Nelson of Evergreen, Colo. and Shannon Fader of Conifer, Colo; and three grandchildren.
Kenn’s ashes will be scattered in the Pacific Ocean on Memorial Day following the Fleet of Flowers. That will be followed by a wake at his home.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Depoe Bay Salmon Enhancement Commission, c/o P.O. Box 8, Depoe Bay, OR 97341.
Services entrusted into the care of Affordable Burial & Cremation Co.
Richard Culpepper
Richard A. Culpepper died at his residence in Lincoln City, on April 30, 2011. He was 86.
He was born Dec. 18, 1924, in Amarillo, Texas, to Alton and Marie Culpepper.
Burial will take place at Eagle Point National cemetery in Eagle Point, Ore.
No local services are planned at this time.
Pacific View Memorial Chapel is assisting with the arrangements.
Kristina Burk
Kristina “Kricket” Nichole Burk of San Angelo, Texas, died May 4, 2011. She was 22.
Kricket was born Nov. 11, 1988, and was taken from us way too soon. Kristina moved to Lincoln City in September 1998, when she was 10 years old, and remained in town for all of her school years. While in the area, she touched the lives of countless people, and when the name Kricket is mentioned, anybody who knew her knew exactly who you were talking about. Kricket had a passion for the Lord, and was a dedicated servant of our Lord, she loved bringing her friends and acquaintances to her church, as she was active in her youth group. In 2005, she was married
and had her first child. In the following years, Kricket and her family relocated back to her hometown of San Angelo. She remained a wonderful mother to both her children, and a dedicated child of the Lord.
Kristina is survived by grandparents Leon and Lieselotte Murphy and LaVerne Morris; mother Constance Murphy; father Jeffrey Johnson; sister Tanya Johnson; estranged husband Michael Burk; fiance Che Bates; sons Dominic Burk and Aidan Bates; and many aunts, uncles and cousins.
Services have been held. A memorial service will be held at noon, Saturday, May 14, at the Church of Christ: 561 S.W. 29th St. in Lincoln City, followby a celebration of life on the beach at 51st Street from the afternoon to evening.
Linda Swanson
Linda Swanson of Canby, Ore., died April 30, 2011, in Portland. She was 69.
Linda was born Nov. 9, 1941, in Albany, Ore., to Robert and Margaret Swanson.
Linda will be buried next to her son in a private burial ceremony at Pacific View Memorial Gardens cemetery in Lincoln City.
Arrangements are entrusted to Bateman Funeral Home.
Neil Loran Quade of Lincoln City
Neil Loran Quade died May 21, 2011, at his Lincoln City home. He was 69.
Neil was born in Oregon City on July 16, 1941, to Ted and O'Della Quade. He was the eldest brother and second eldest child, of eight siblings (Andrea, Harlan, Paul, Joanne, Art, Brian, and Janice). The Quade family moved to the Oregon Coast during Neil's youth. He attended local schools and was in the class of 1959 at Taft High School.
During Neil's service in the Army, he was stationed in Germany and worked as a draftsman on a project converting the German telephone system. While in Germany, he met his wife Johanna. They married
in Frankfurt, Germany, in 1963. Neil and Johanna decided to settle in Neil's hometown on the Oregon Coast where they raised their two daughters, Susan and Cindy.
Always a builder, Neil's lifework was the construction company he founded in the 1960s. Starting out in homebuilding, Quade Commercial Construction grew to build hundreds of projects on the Oregon Coast - schools, fire stations, performing arts centers, libraries, churches, office buildings, banks, warehouses, multi-family dwellings, mixed use buildings, restaurants, hotels, the list goes on.... Over his career he gained an immense amount of knowledge on building, and particularly building for the coastal climate. He carried out business as a straight-shooting, honest, get-the-job-done general contractor. He enjoyed his work greatly and was very driven to helping people attain their building needs.
Over the years Neil and Johanna took on many projects together, building several custom homes, a kit car, and side businesses together. They shared in the joy of raising two daughters and supported each other through the loss of their daughter, Susan, in 1991. Neil together with his family traveled extensively, and enjoyed seeing the far reaches of the world. In recent years they traveled to Japan, Mexico, Israel, Jordan, and on a small ship to many ports of call in the Mediterranean. Over the last several years, Neil had worked together with his daughter, Cindy, an architect, doing design-build projects. He was a Mariners' baseball fan, read historical non-fiction, and enjoyed going to car shows.
One of Neil's passions was sport fishing and boats. In 2004, after a few years of hard work, Neil and his brothers completed the Low Bidder Two. This 35-foot handcrafted wooden boat was launched in the Yaquina Bay. Neil spent many halibut season weekends fishing and being out on the ocean. Boating had been part of his life since his time in the Sea Scouts while growing up.
Neil is survived by his wife, Johanna Quade; his daughter, Cynthia "Cindy" Quade; and his siblings Andrea Zimmerman, Harlan Quade, Art Quade, Brian Quade, and Janice Erickson.
His daughter, Susan Quade; his brother Paul Quade; and his sister Joanne Bolton, all died earlier.
Funeral Services will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, May 28, at the Congregational Church, 1760 N.W. 25th St, Lincoln City, with a reception following. Interment will follow at Pacific View Memorial Gardens.
In lieu of flowers, donations to the North Lincoln County Historical Museum, 4907 S.W. Highway 101, Lincoln City, OR 97367, are suggested.
Services entrusted into the care of Affordable Burial & Cremation Co.
William Tristan Frazier
William Tristan Frazier, known as Tristan to family and friends, died on May 14, 2011, in Lincoln City. He was 47.
Tristan was born March 25, 1964, in Portland, Ore., to William Thaddeus and Vancie J. Frazier. He attended school in Portland, kindergarten through 12th grade, graduating from the Reynolds School District. He lived most of his life in Portland and spent time in Seattle, Wash.. and then moved to Kennewick, Wash., before moving to Lincoln City in 2007.
Tristan worked for Footlocker in Seattle; Les Schwab and the Eagle Home Improvement Store in Kennewick, before "Tris" found his niche in cooking, working for restaurants in Portland and Lincoln City, including the hotel at Chinook Winds and McMenamins Brew Pub.
Tristan was an avid reader and history buff. He enjoyed cooking, golf, his music and bow hunting.
Tristan is survived by his son, Justin Michael Frazier and daughter Marcie Jané Frazier, both of Pasco, Wash.; his parents, Bill and Vancie Frazier of Lincoln City; cousin, Michael (Kari) Unruh of Gresham; and uncle Ron Hughes of Brookings, Ore.
A Celebration of Tristan's Life is scheduled for 2 p.m. Saturday, June 4, at the Unity By The Sea Church, 7040 N.E. Gleneden Beach Loop, Gleneden Beach.
Memorial contributions may be made in Tristan's name to the Lincoln City Food Bank.
Services entrusted into the care of Affordable Burial & Cremation Co.
Brianna Burlington
Brianna "Bree" Kealani Burlington died Oct. 8, 2011. She was 21.
Bree was born in Seattle, Wash., on July 11, 1990, with twin sister Malia Mahealani Burlington. She moved to Lincoln City at age 2.
Bree attended Taft High School where she was an honor roll student. She participated in cheer for five years as well as coaching the cheer and dance team. She graduated with her class in June 2008.
After high school, she worked several jobs in the local community. She loved to experience new things and meet new people. She traveled several places including California, North Carolina, and Idaho.
Bree was a vibrant spirit and loved life and all that it entails. She left a little piece of her with everyone that she met.
Brianna leaves behind several friends and family that love and miss her including her mother, Kealani Burlington; father James Burlington; sisters Natasha Fox, Tlare Pambrun and Malia Burlington; brother Justin James Kisman; grandfathers John Burlington and Robert Fox; grandmothers Linda Grant and Sylvia Fox; nephew Talon Renshaw; lifelong friends Tyray Reddekopp, Joel Clark, Kelsea Miller, Shane Allen, Alex Hartung, Tyson Renshaw and Shannon Pambrun.
Her grandmothers, Cindy Burlington and Lani Fox, died earlier.
The family would like to extend a special thank you to everyone for their thoughts, prayers, support and donations in this difficult time.
A public celebration of life for Brianna will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 22, in the Taft High School gymnasium.
TLC Credit Union is accepting donations for the family in Brianna's name.
