Obituary

Andrew Haugen Obituary. In the Obituary it said Andrew was a farmer and logger in Tillamook and Yamhill Counties all his life. He was a Veteran of the Spanish American War and World War 1. He was past commander of the American Legion in Sheridan, and involved with senior citizen programs.

Survivors include wife, Olive; son, Gordon Mark, Beaverton; daughters Annetta Scott, McMinnville, and Viona Lacy, Hillsboro, brother Harold, Lakeside; sister, Elizabeth Trattner, Bay City; 20 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Entered Service, Date 3 March 1916 Place Mare Island,CA and Discharged, Date 15 March 1920 place Mare Island,CA. Rank or Rating Marine PFC.



Sarah Jane Coopersmith died peacefully, May 9, 2004, at the age of 82.

Sarah was born to Etta May and Carl Haugen, December 2, 1921, in Roseville, Mich.; where she also attended school.

She married Albert John Coppersmith Aug 10, 1940, in Bryon, Ohio, in a double ceremony including Al's brother Layman Wood and his wife Madelyn. Al preceeded Sarah in death in 2003.

Al and Sarah lived in Adrian, Mich., for 17 years before moving with their family to Tillamook in 1976. Her father was born here. Her grandparents homesteaded what is now Kilchis Park. There were many relatives she was able to meet. She enjoyed living in Tillamook. She was always commenting on how beautiful the mountains and the ocean are.

Sarah devoted her life to being a homemaker and mother, occasionally taking jobs selling Stanley Home Products, being a cashier for Kroger Company and sales person at JC Penney.

She was a member of the Home Extension, the local TOPS Club and the Tillamook Ladies of Elks. She also loved reading. It took her on many journeys to far away places she knew she would never see. She never made plans on a Thursday afternoon because thoes days were spent plaing her favorite card game, "hand and foot," with her friends.

Sarah is survived by four children, Gary Coopersmith of Bodega Bay, Calif.; Judy Hickman of Swanton, Ohio, A. John Coopersmith and Cheryl Noteboom, both of Tillamook; four grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Sarah also has a brother Asa LeRoy Haugen of Detroit, Mich., and two

sisters, Anne Garmen of Sun City, Ariz., and Mary Hallstrom of Tillamook. She also has several nieces and nephews.

There will be a celebration of Sarah's life Friday, May 21, at the Tillamook Elks Lodge at 1 p.m.

Friends and family are invited to take part and share their memories of her. The family ask that in lieu of flowers, memorial donations be make to the Tillamook SMART Program, which is designed to help children learn to read, or to the Tillamook County Libary.

Arragements were made by Waud's Funeral Home.

Headlight-Herald May 19, 2004




Surrounded by the love of her family, Mary E. Hallstrom died Dec. 27. She was born Dec. 30, 1929, to Carl and Ettamay (Heckathorn) Haugen in Roseville, Mich.
As a young girl, she moved to Tillamook with her father and stepmother, Nellie.
She graduated in Tillamook High School's class of 1948, where she met the love of her life,
Olof Hallstrom.
They were married June 12, 1949, and lived on their family farm, where they remained
together in love until his passing in May 2009.
Mary dedicated herself to raising their five children. She loved to sew, knit, crochet and
play cards in her spare time.
She worked by Olof's side as he started their business, Hallco Manufacturing Company, watching it grow into an international venture.
She enjoyed traveling and visited many states, as well as Canada, Holland, England, China and Panama Canal.
Her friends were precious to her and she spent time with them at Toastmistresses. TOPS and Ladies of the Elks, often holding positions with-in the organization.
She was an active member and friend of St. John's United Church of Christ for more than 50 years.
Her particular joy was watching her five grandchildren and six great-grandchildren learn and grow.
Mary is survived by her children, Vicki and Al Anderson, Steve and Rosan, Cindi and Dave Williams, Dan and Cheryl, and Penni and Kevin Pike; sister Anne Garmin' brother Asa (Roy) Haugen; and sister-in-law Margaret Winslow.
She was preceded in death by her sister, Sarah Coopersmith.
Other survivors include step-grandchildren, step-great-grandchildren and step-great-great-grandchildren.
A memorial for Mary will be held at Waud's Funerl Home on Jan. 10 at 1 p.m.
Remembrances may be make to United Paws or the Tillamook Animal Shelter, in care of Waud's Funeral Home, 1414 Third St., Tillamook, OR 97141.

Olof A. Hallstrom

Olof A. Hallstrom passed away May 27, 2009, surrounded by love and family.

Olof was born Dec 28, 1929 in Tillamook to the late Olof Alfred and Anna Lorraine (Schild) Hallstrom.

Olof attended Tillamook High School graduating in 1948. It was at THS that he met the one love of his life, Mary Elizabeth Haugen.

They married June 12, 1949, and settled on the family farm in Tillamook, where they raised five children.While running the family dairy, he "tinkered" with his many inventions, which eventually culminated in the start of Hallco Manufacturing Company.

He held many patens on his inventions and enjoyed the success of growing his business, along with his sons steve and Dan, into one that has become known throughout the world.

Ole, as he was known by most, is survived by his wife of nearly 60 years, Mary Hallstrom, and his five children: Vicki and Al Anderson, Steve and Rosan, Cindi and Dave Williams, Dan and Cheryl, and Penni and Kevin Pike.

Together, Ole and Mary enjoyed watching their five grandchildren and six great-grandchildren keep their own parents busy.

Olof is also survived by his sister Margaret Winslow, and nephews George and Jim Winslow.

He was precided in death by his half sister, Sigrid Hanks.

Other suvivors include several step-grandchildren, great-grandchildren and a step-granddaughter.

A recption celebrating Olofs life will be held June 5 from 2 to 4 p.m. at Hallco Industries, 1600 Hallstrom Rood in Tillamook. All are welcome to gather with the family at this time of remembrance.

Olof was intersted in seeing the Tillamook County YMCA expand and be accessible to those with handicaps. Therefore, remberances may be make in his name to the Tillamook YMCA in care of Waud's Fneral Home, 1414 Third St. Tillamook, Oregon 9741

Arrangements are in care of Waud's Funeral Home.

Headligt-Hearld, June 3, 2009



Head-Light Herald, Tillamook, Oregon
Obitt for Elizabeth E. Trattner
Elizabeth E. Trattner the daughter of Thore Haugen and Eva Jane Cobbler Haugen was born in Bay City, Oregon (The property that is now the Kilchis River Park) May 27, 1896, and died in Tillamook on March 28, at the age of 90 years.
Mrs. Trattner was a life long resident of Bay City and Tillamook.
Shortly after finishing her schooling she was married to Oscar Trattner. Mr. Trattner preceded her in death in 1947.
She was a member of Tillamook County Pioneer Association and the Tillamook First Christian Church.
She is survived by her daughter Mrs. Elizabeth (Betty) Peas, Tacoma, Wash.; sons Harland of Garibaldi and Edward of Tillamook; seven grandchildren and numerous great-grand children.
Graveside services for Mrs. Trattner were held Tuesday, March 31, in the Bay City IOOF Cemetery with Rev. Dennis Kooy officiating.
Waud's Funeral Home, Tillamook, was in charge of arrangements.


O. R. Trattner Dies July 1
Oscar Rudolph Trattner was born at Oshkosh, Wisconsin,
and passed away at his home in Idaiville, near Bay City, Oregon,
on Jully 1, 1947, at the age of 65 years.
Mr. Trattner is survived by his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Trattner of
Idaville: one daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Ellen Orr of Tillamook;
two sons, Edward D. Trattner of Tillamook: and Harlin R. Trattner
of Garibaldi: one sister, Mrs. Isabelle Fennell of Canada, and
one brother, Joseph Trattner of England.

Services will be held in the Memorial Chapel of Lundberg
and Son, at 2:00 p.m., Thursday, July 3, with Rev. Jess Johnson
officiating. Lee Doty will be soloist, accompied by Mrs. D. H. Near
at the console of the Hammond organ. 
Final rites will be conducted at the Bay City I.O.O.F. cemetery.


Harlin R. Trattner was born on July 14, 1920 in Forman, Alberta, Canada and died at his home on Moss Creek Road just off the Miami-Foley Road on July 2, at the age of 78.
Harlin move from Canada when he was just three years old. The family settled in Portland, where Harlin attended school. After completing his schooling he moved to Tillamook and joined the CCC.

He was united in marriage to Lorraine Wilcox on August 23, 1942.
In September of 1942 he was inducted into the U.S. Army for World War II. 
After his discharge from the service he returned to Tillamook and went to work for Dolan's driving a truck. He then worked for the county road department for two years before working a short time for Oregon-Washington Plywood. He then returned to the county road department were he spent 35+years, retiring as heavy duty equipment foreman at age 62.
Harlin is survived by his wife Lorraine of Garibaldi; daughter, Deanna Whitehouse, Seattle, Wash.; son, Richard Trattner, Tillamook; brother, Ed Trattner, Tillamook; sister, Betty Pease, Tacome, Wash.; eight grandchildren; four step-grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren.
Disposition was by cremation with no funeral services. Arragements in care of Waud's Funeral Home and Crematory.
Headlight-Herald, July 7, 1999


Obituary for Henry John Whitehouse

Henry John Whitehouse passed away April 12 at the age of 83 years old. He was born April 25, 1928, to Henry John Whitehouse and Norah Agnes (Browne) Whitehouse, in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.

After graduating from high school at the age of 18, he went to work for Queens Printing in Victoria BC, Canada, where he learned his trade, becoming a Book Binder.
Where he learned leather binding and repairing of old leather books. It's almost a lost art.
Henry arrived in Seattle 8 Aug 1952. He was on his way to San Francisco, CA. He even had a job waiting for him. But he liked Seattle and decided to stay. 
When he arrived in Seattle 1952, he went to work for L&H Printing. He also worked for University of Washington where he worked in the library repairing old leather books. Then he worked for Metropolitan Press. Bayless Bindery for a number of years and Frank Potter, Frayn Printing, Print NW in Fife who was then sold to Quebicore of Canada, and he worked there till he retired on Oct. 30, 1998.
He became a citizen on 8 June 1959.
Henry married his first wife Dorothy Marie Walker and mother to all three of his children. They later divorced in 1971.
Second marriage was to Deanna Lorraine Trattner, December 30, 1971 in Seattle, King, WA.  
Henry was Baptized at the Cambridge Seventh Day Adventist Church on Oct 8, 2005 at the age of 76, with Grandson Tyrel Wolfe 12 years old and Granddaughter Sarah Wolfe 8 years and turned 9 years old on the 9th. Brenda Walch from 3ABN was there for Sarah's big day. The church was filled. What a day for everyone.
Before Henry had so many health issues he loved to go camping, fishing, and visiting family and friends in Victoria, BC, Canada, Oregon and Idaho.
Henry was preceded in death by his parents Henry J Whitehouse on 18 Apr 1978 and Norah Agnes Rose (Browne) Whitehouse on 22 Jun 2002 both in Victoria, BC, Canada.
His brother in-law Gordon Stater on 22 Oct 2010 of Victoria, BC, Canada. First wife Dorothy Marie (Walker) Gustin in 1986 Seattle, King, WA.
Survived by the love of his live of 40 years, Deanna Lorraine Whitehouse.
Two sons Gary Joseph Whitehouse of Kirkland, and Dean Russell and Amy Whitehouse of Edmonds, WA. One daughter Kristine Barbara and Ron Kuhlman of Marysville, WA. Step daughter Denise Dawn and Ivan Wolfe of Caldwell, Idaho. Two sisters Laura Slater and Patrica and Gerald Neill of Victoria, BC, Canada. Two nephews Larry and Steven Neill of Victoria, BC, Canada. One niece Sharon Slater of Victoria, BC, Canada. Grandchildren: Mathew Whitehouse of Kirkland, Austin & Connor Whitehouse of Edmonds, Levi, Tyrel and Sarah Wolfe of Idaho. 
Cremation with no services requested.
People's Memorial Funeral Cooperative, Seattle, WA



Obitt for Charles Wilcox

TILLAMOOK, May 12 (Special) - Charles A Wilcox, 63, a resident of Garibaldi for 39 Years,
died Monday night in the Tillamook General hospital after a lingering illness.
He is survived by his widow Blanche: a daughter, Mrs. Lorraine Trattner: and a son Lyle
all of Garibaldi. Also one sister, Mrs. Beatrice Curry of Corvalis and a brother, Luther,
of Glendive, Mont.
Funeral services will be Thursday, at 2 p. m. in the Lundgerg and Son Funeral home.
Interment will be in the Bay City 100F Cemetery.



Obituary: Headlight-Herald, Aug. 15, 2007

Lyle A. Wilcox died Aug. 6, 2007. He was born to Charles and Blanche Wilcox June 4, 1925, in Sandlake, and lived most of his life in Garibaldi, graduating from Garibaldi High School. Before he graduated, he enlisted in the Navy during World War II and served his country for two years.
He then returned to Garibaldi and married Dorothy Randal and with this union two sons were born. He worked for years driving log truck in Tillamook, last for Hopke Logging. Dorothy and Lyle divorced after 24 years. Lyle married Doris Barker and later they divorced.
Lyle moved in 1975 to Gates and drove log truck for Fred Moore Logging in Mill City. During this time he married Janice Rice, formerly of Tillamook. Lyle retired in 1992 only to return to drive for Henness Logging in Gates until 2000. At age 75, he finally turned the keys over to Gary Henness and full retired.
Lyle enjoyed hunting, camping and clam digging with his sons and family. He also loved raising a vegetable garden, always saying if you can't eat it, no sense planting it. He was a lifetime member of Tillamook Elks Lodge and also a member of the Mill City Eagles.
He is survived by his wife of 30 years, Jamice; sons, Lyle R. and wife Lori of Garibaldi, Raymond and wife Debbie of Pilot Rock; stepdaughters, Trudy Laremore and husband Michael of Newberg, Patreicia Arthur of Tillamook, and Annette Ripley and husband Martin of Tillamook; sister, Lorraine Trattner of Garibaldi; his sister-in-law, Darlene Stichler of Junction City; grandchildren, Ray Alan, Robbin, Sara, Matthew, Robert, Jessica, Michelle, Jake, Casey, Jay and Makayla. He also leaves five great-grandchildren; his two ex-wives, Dorothy Harris of Garibaldi and Doris Wilcox of Tillamook; and his two loving Springers, Susie Marie and Sally Marie. He was preceded in death by his father; mother; brother, Robert; and two brothers-in-law, Jack Stichler and Harlen Trattner.
At Lyle's request there will be no funeral.
The family expressed thanks to John and Nancy of Willamette Valley Hospice.


Obituary for Luther French in Jan. of 1896 as written in the Sutton Register on Jan. 25, 1896.

An Old Pioneer Gone.

Luther French died at his home east of Sutton Thursday morning Jan. 23, 1896. He suffered a stroke of paralysis Friday morning previous to his death and never spoke afterwards. The funeral took place Friday at 1:30 from the M.E. church, business was generally suspended from 1 to 3 o'clock and the funeral largely attended.

Luther French "the old pioneer" was born at Plainsville, Ohio, March 7, 1818, where he resided until 1840 when he moved to Indiana, residing there a year, then oving to Branch County Wisconsin where he married Emily Littlefield.

Mr. and Mrs. French had nine children, five boys and four girls are still living, Mrs. Eugene Corey being the eldest daughter.

Mr. French moved from Wisconsin to Iowa, where Mrs. French died in 1867.

In 1869 Mr. French and family came to Nebraska and farmed one year near Beaver Crossing, Seward county. June 5, 1870 Mr. French came to Clay county and located a homestead on the N1/2NW1/4 of section 2 T.8 R.5, and built a dougout on the south bank of School creek, near where the railroad bridge crosses the creek east of the city park.

In 1871 Mr. French being the owner of this land surveyed and laid out the original town, and therefore is entitled to honor of being known in history as the first settler and original propeietor of Sutton. He was also the first postmaster of Sutton and kept the office in his dugout. He was succedded as postmaster by the late Arthur Burlingame Sr.

Mr French was an exemplary citizen and enjoued the respect of a large circle of friends who will regret to hear of his death. His remains will rest in the Sutton Cemetery, where a sutiable monument commorative of his pioneer settlement, will be erected.

The following is the Mayor's Proclamaton for the funeral of Luther French.

Mayor's Proclamation.

Luther French, the pioneer citizen of Sutton,
died Thursday, January 23, 1896. The funeral
will take place today at 1:30, at the M.E. church.
In order to show our respect for our departed
fellow citizen, I request that business be generally
suspended during the funeral from 1 to 3 o"clock. p.m.

Wm. Griess
Sutton, Jan. 24, 1896 Mayor




Obituary notice for COMMODORE DECATOR HOLLIDAY

March 1928 , Long Island,Kansas,USA

COMMODORE DECATOR HOLLIDAY WAS BORN APRIL 29, 1845, AT FRANKPORT, IND., AND DEPARTED THIS LIFE FEB. 28, 1928, AT HIS HOME IN LONG ISLAND, KANS., AT THE AGE OF 83 YEARS AND 10 MONTHS. HE WAS UNITED IN MARRIAGE TO HARRIET LOUISA FRENCH, JULY 17, 1870, AT CRETE, NEBR., WHO PRECEDED HIM IN DEATH OCT. 12, 1926. TO THIS UNION WERE BORN TEN CHILDREN, ALL OF WHOM ARE LIVING EXCEPT ONE SON, CLYDE. THEY ARE AS FOLLOWS:

MRS. LEOTA WATKINS, ORLEANS, NEBR.; MRS. BELLE DOUGLASS; A.D. HOLLIDAY, H.M. HOLLIDAY, MAY HOLLIDAY AND MRS. BERTHA NASH OF LONG ISLAND, KANS.; ROY HOLLIDAY OF DOUGLASS, WYO.: MRS. CORA MONTONYE, OF DELLVALE, KANSAS.; AND MRS. ALDA SEEGRIST OF LOST SPRINGS, WYO.

HE WAS A PATIENT SUFFERER FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS AND LEAVES TO MOURN HIS DEPARTURE 9 CHILDREN, 21 GRANDCHILDREN, AND 2 GREAT GRANDCHILDREN.

MR. AND MRS. HOLLIDAY WERE AMOUNG THE FIRST SETTLERS IN THIS COMMUNITY, HAVING LOCATED A HOMESTEAD NORTHEAST OF LONG ISLAND IN 1872. WHICH HE RETAINED UNTIL HIS DEATH AND ON WHICH THEY LIVED AND REARED THEIR FAMILY UNTIL A FEW YEARS AGO WHEN THEY MOVED TO TOWN.

MR. HOLLIDAY HUNTED OVER THIS SECTION OF THE COUNTRY AND DROVE TEAMS THROUGH AS EARLY AS 1869 AND MADE TRIPS AGAIN IN 1870 AND 1871. THEY WENT THROUGH ALL THE TRIALS AND HARDSHIPS OF EARLY PIONEERS AND LIVED IN A TENT WHILE PUTTING IN THEIR FIRST CROP AND GETTING SUITABLE BUILDINGS ERECTED.

FUNERAL SERVICES WERE HELD AT THE HOME LAST THURSDAY AFTERNOON, CONDUCTED BY THE REV. CUNNINGHAM, OF THE METHODIST CHURCH AND INTERMENT WAS MADE IN THE LONG ISLAND CEMETERY.


OBITUARY NOTICE FOR HARRIETT LOUISA FRENCH
HARRIET LOUISA FRENCH WAS BORN DECEMBER 14, 1849 NEAR FON DU LAC, WISCONSIN. SHE DEPARTED THIS LIFE OTOBER 12, 1926 AT HER HOME IN LONG ISLAND, KANSAS, AGE 76 YEARS 9 MONTHS, AND 28 DAYS.
SHE WAS UNITED IN MARRIAGE TO COMMODORE DECATOR HOLLIDAY, JULY 17, 1870 AT CRETE, NEBRASKA.
TO THIS UNION WAS BORN TEN CHILDREN, ALL OF WHOM ARE LIVING EXCEPT ONE SON CLYDE, WHO PRECEDED HER IN DEATH JAN 6, 1913. SHE LEAVES TO MOURN HER LOSS AN AGED HUSBAND, NINE CHILDREN, TWENTY GRANDCHILDREN. AND ONE GREAT GRANDCHILD: FOUR BROTHERS AND TWO SISTERS.
SHE AND HER HUSBAND WERE THE FIRST SETTLERS IN THIS SECTION.
FUNERAL SERVICE WERE HELD AT THE HOME LAST FRIDAY AFTERNOON, CONDUCTED BY REV. R. MCMILLIN OF THE METHODIST CHURCH.
INTERMENT WAS IN THE LONG ISLAND CEMETERY.


Obituary Doris Wilcox

Wilcox was born in Wheeler in 1928. She grew up in Tillamook, graduated from Tillamook High School, and lived here all her life.

Shortly after High school, Wilcox married, she had seven children.

She worked for the Smith Seafood Processing plant in Garibaldi for many years and waitressed at the Tillamook Eagles Lodge.

A graveside service for Wilcox will be held at 12:45 p.m. June 30 at Sunset Height Memorial Gardens.

Obituary for John T. Fouts

“McMinnville Oregon, Jun 15 (Special) - John T. Fouts, who was born in Missouri, Jun 23, 1839, died here June 3.  He was a son of Larkin Fouts, who came to Oregon by ox team, crossing the plains and arriving in Portland in 1852, where the family recuperated.  Coming up the river in boats, Larkin Fouts settled with his family in Yamhill County, near what is now the City of Yamhill. 

During the Indian wars of 1855-1856 John T. Fouts served with distinction under Captain Hembree.  He returned to his farm in Yamhill County, where he resided for over forty years, moving to Carlton and later to McMinnville, where he had resided for several years.

Mr.  Fouts was married December 1, 1859 to Miss Eliza Sappington.  Both were prominent members of the Christian Church, Mr. Fouts being one of the charter members of the Christian Church of Carlton.  He was instrumental in the building of the church edifice and obtained the ground.  He was also a member of the local Grange.

Mr. Fouts is survived  by four daughters and three sons, who are: O.J. Fouts, of Sheridan; Mrs. W. Huntington, Seattle, Wash.; F. W. Fouts, Vancouver, Washington; J. L. Fouts, Pendleton, Oregon; Mrs. J. E. Limpus of Carlton; Mrs. R. T. McCaskey and Miss Margaret Fouts, both of McMinnville.  He was buried in the Yamhill Cemetery near his old farm home.”

The name and date of this newspaper clipping were not given, however the year was noted as 1912.

HOWARD E. HAUGEN

   Howard E. Haugen, the son of Ole Haugen and Sarah E. Miner Haugen was born in Bay City Feb 26, 1920 and died in Burns Aug 20, at the age of 68.

   Mr. Haugen grew up and attended school in Nehalem.  After graduation from Nehalem High School he started log scaling for the Columbia River Log Scalers in Portland.

  He was united in marriage to Ellen Pekkarinen on June 8, 1946.  Shortly after their marriage they moved to Eureka, Calif. Where Howard log scaled from 1954 until 1969.  They then returned to Portland where he worked for Yamhill Log Scaling and grading until his retirement in 1982.

   Mr. Haugen served during World War II.

   He is survived by his mother Sarah, Wheeler; a daughter, Nancy Johnson, Sandy; two brothers, Oscar, Nehalem, Loren, Livermore, Calf., a sister Gayle Harris, Roseburg.

   Graveside services are schooled for Mr. Haugen on Thursday, Aug 25 at the Bay City IOOF Cemetery, Bay City.

   Waud’s Funeral Home, Tillamook, Was in charge of arriagements.

Myrtle A. Haugen

   Myrtle Haugen died Oct. 22 in Eagle Creek. She was 86 .

   Mrs. Haugen, daughter of Sam and Beulah Wilson, was born in Gage, Okla, on Feb. 14, 1905.

   In the mid-1920’s she moved with her family to Tillamook where her father found work on the Archie Pye dairy farm.

   She was united in marriage to Peter Haugen at her parent’s home in Tillamook on May 11, 1930.   She was a member of the Church of God, The Tillamook Quilters and the Tillamook county Pioneer Association.  Her husband preceded her in death in 1958.

   She is survived by her daughter, Junnita Botlom of Battle Mountain, Nev; one son Wayne Haugen of Portland; One brother, Clifford Wilson of Turner, three sisters, Alice Kleinke of Nyssa, Louis Biggs of Salem and Orpha Mapes of Turner, six grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren and one great-great grandchild. Graveside services were held Oct 26 in the Bay City IOOF Cemetery.

   Waud’s Funeral Home of Tillamook, in charge of services.

SARAH ESTHER HAUGEN

   Sara Esther Haugen, 93, died in Wheeler on April 3.

   She was the daughter of Stansberry Miner and Clara Virginia Eads, and was born in Forrest City, Ark. On Nov 5, 1897.  She moved to Tillamook County when she as 12 years old.  She completed school and then went to work milking cows.  

   She later met Ole Haugen and was united in marriage to him on March 26, 1916 in Tillamook.  The couple later moved to Wheeler and then back to Idaville just north of Tillamook until 1938, when they moved to Salem until 1955.  Mr. Haugen died in 1954.

   In 1955 Mrs. Haugen health started to fail and she was placed in a care center in Roseburg until 1986 when she returned to Wheeler and was placed in the Nehalem Valley Care Center.

   Mrs. Haugen is survived by one daughter, Gale Harris, Roseburg; two sons, Oscar Haugen, Nehalem, and Willis Haugen, Livermore, Calif., One sister, Clara Squire, Tillamook; seven grandchildren, 14 great grandchildren and 8 great-great grandchildren.

Graveside services for Mrs. Haugen were held on April 8 at 11 a.m. in the Bay City Odd fellows Cemetery with Fr. D.H. Shearer officiating.

   Waud’s Funeral Home, Tillamook, was in charge of arrangements.

Obit for George Francis Browne

            BROWNE---In this city (San Francisco), Nov. 16, 1949.

George Francis Browne, beloved husband of Gertrude Browne; born in Bishop’s Castle, England; aged 87 years.  He was in British Government Service assigned to the Maritime Customs in China for 30 years.  Internment private.


Obit: Norah A. (Browne) Whitehouse

Norah A., passed away peacefully on June 22, 2002. Born in Hankow, China in 1908. Predeceased by her husband, Harry in 1978. She will be sadly missed by her family, Laura (Gord), Harry (Deanna) and Pat (Gerry): six grandchildren, six great-grandchildren: and numerous nieces and nephews and great-nieces and nephews. Mom will be remembered for her love and devotion to her family and friends. Many thanks to nurses on 5A South, Victoria General Hospital and staff at Central Care Home for their kind and compassionate care.

A memorial service will take place on Tuesday, July 2 at 2:00 p.m. at First Memorial Funeral Chapel, 4725 Falaise Drive, Victoria. Flowers gratefully declined.


Obit: Maude A. (Browne) Stewart

Stewart - A. Maude, passed away peacefully on October 25, 1993 (in her 100th year). She was born in Canton, China, on July 24, 1894. She was predeceased by her husband, Hugh (Mac). She is survived by sisters, Beatie (Sister Ignatius) Wishaw, Scotland and Mable of Whiterock, B.C., Frances & Norah, both of Victoria, B.C. Numerous nieces, nephews, great-nieces and nephews and great-great nieces and nephews.

A funeral mass will be celebrated at St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church, 745 West Burnside Road, Victoria, on Wednesday, October 27, 1993, at noon, with Reverend D. McCarthy Celebrant, Interment to follow in th Royal Oak Burial Park, No flowers by request. Friends, if they so desire, may make donations to the Victoria Abbeyfield Housing Society, P.O. Box 25, 3272 Harriet Road, Victoria, B.C. V8Z 3S2. SANDS of VICTORIA "A Tradition of Trust" 388-5155

Fanny was the Head Nurse at the St. Joseph Hospital in Victoria for many years.

Obit: EARTHY - (Mrs.) Frances Augustine (Browne), age 93 years, died at home on January 7, 1997. Frances was born in Hankow, China on Febuary 19, 1903. She emigrated with her family to Canada in 1922 and settled in Victoria, B.C. She graduated as a registered nurse from St. Joseph's Hospital and was presented with the Best Nurse Award in her graduating class of 1927. She nursed in Campbell River and Chemainus, then returned to Victoria in 1941 to accept head nurse position of men's surgery at St. Joseph's Hospital until her retirement in 1959. She enjoyed traveling and delighted in watching and assisting in the development of her grandchildren. Fanny or Brownie, as she was called, is survived by her husband, Bernard (Bob) Earthy; three children, Bernard Earthy of Summerland, Bryan Earthy of Victoria and Marie Teitge fo Saltspring Island. She also is survived by her younger sister, Norah Whitehouse. She leaves behind many grandchildern and great grandchildren, plus many friends and nursing associates. Thanks to the following: Fairfield Homemakers (especaially Patty and Lisa) and Home Care Nursing: Dr. Jamie Cox and the Palliative Response Team from Hospice. Donations may be made to Hospice Victoria, 1900 Fort St., Victoria, B.C. V8R 1J8.

A Eucharistic celebration will take place Friday, January 10, at the 12:10 p.m. mass at St. Andrews Cathedral Blanshard St. Burial to follow at Hatley Memorial.

Obit for Robert F. Bonin

   Robert Frances Bonin, 36 a former Tillamook residence, die Sunday, Feb. 17, at his home in Banks, following an extended illness.

   Mr. Bonin was born on July 28, 1943.  A fireman, he was active in Emergency Radio Patrol and local CB club, known by the nickname “Straight Arrow.”  He joined the Navy following high school, serving for three year. He and his family had lived in Banks for past 6 years.

   He is survived by his wife, Alice, and three sons, Robert, age 14, and twins, Thomas and Dennis, 11, all of Banks; two brothers Kenneth, of Gresham, and Melvin, Chehalis, Wash; and grandmother, Sarah Bonin, of Beaver.

   Recitation of the Rosary was held Tuesday, 19, with memorial Services on Wednesday , Feb 20, at St Francis Church, with the Rev. Stephen Breitenstein officiating.  Burial was in the Union Point Cemetery in Banks.

   Pallbearers were Larry Applegate, Mickey Ochs, Norman Smith, Gerry Condon, Jim Harmon and William Hulet.

   Funeral arrangements were in care of the Schneider Funeral Home in Banks.

Memorial Contributions may be made to the Emergency Radio Patrol through Hartman’s Lundberg and Sons Funeral Home.


LORRAINE TRATTNER
 

Lorraine Eva Trattner passed away at her home on this day Wednesday November 28, 2012.  Her loving son was at her side so she was not alone. 

Lorraine was born to Charles Alfred Wilcox and Blanche Frances (Fouts) Wilcox on April 11, 1923, In Woods, Tillamook, Oregon.

Lorraine graduated from Garibaldi High School in 1942.  She had already met and had been dating the love of her life and soul mate and she married Harlin Richard Trattner on Aug 23, 1942 in Vancouver, Clark, WA.

To this union two children were born, daughter, Deanna Lorraine (Trattner) Whitehouse; son, Richard Lyle Trattner.

Lorraine worked in Garibaldi for the Edmonds Crab Company for about 20 years.

Lorraine and Harlin were always together, you never saw one without the other.  They loved to go hunting, fishing, they had their own fishing boat and they commercial fished for salmon.  Lorraine loved to crochet and made many doilies, bed covers, chair covers and much more.  She loved to read old westerns.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Charles Alfred Wilcox in 1948 and Blanche Francis (Fouts) Wilcox in 1961 both of Garibaldi.  Brother’s Robert F. Sadler in 1943 of Garibaldi, Husband Harlin Richard Trattner in 1999 at home.  Brother, Lyle Alfred Wilcox 2007 in Gates Marion, Oregon.  Son in-law, Henry John Whitehouse 2012 in Seattle, WA.

Survived by two children, daughter, Deanna Lorraine (Trattner) Whitehouse of Seattle, WA., And Son, Richard Lyle & Lynda Trattner of Tillamook, Or.  Grandchildren, Richard Earl Trattner of Salem, Andrew Lee Trattner of Salem, Daniel George Trattner of Tillamook, Denise and Ivan Wolfe of Caldwell, Idaho.  Three Nephews, and six Great Grandchildren.

Private services for family this Summer when her ashes will be placed beside her husband's at the I.O.O.F Cemetery in Bay City, Oregon.

Arrigements by Wauds Funeral Home, Tillamook, Oregon.