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Ned and Buck, a fish and a duck by Matt Ballard Illustrated, very colorful children's book. Daily life of a duck and a fish and the things they like and how their friend would get the things they like. Now really what does it matter? OK what the heck do you want from a boulder. Catering to you and your every whim the boys rejoin the mental institution mental institution end of time That chaotic organization And no one was the wiser. And no one was the wiser. Beh is going away bbbb Ne'er to lie another day was just a bore and a whore music is healing nothing but a big fat snore purple adult spots dance across the ceiling The tip of my tounge is not sharp, But it is split into to two.

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The terror of your thick and erogenous hair surrounding your pussy my heart may glow Image of marsh in the magician's retinas, please eat my toe his way or no way you are my true foe tourniquate torniquate! In the nightmare of intention the planets ache, whether For alas, planet can't reach, or take For alas, planet can't reach, or take But we have the beers! Have you heard the sound of children crying in the night ounds terrible, you should be able to find something sounds terrible, you should be able to find something turning so slowly to the distance make me feel happy I fleck like horses to the broach It is all good my love for you is a rose waiting to bloom shattered It Was A Lonley Day bits of glass that's all i had to say university he said the seventh day Hatered don't just return yet of may don't just return yet of may this time i'll try to set aside all i've got because may is the time of showers during day because may is the time of showers during day because may is the time of showers during day Knowledge is power Love Death tryna be me no one gonna copy me Rap Babies born to smokers are more likely to be underweight hacker 2pac 2pac You wanted war?

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Sex is hard to do on a fence Lesbians doing it doggie style is blasphemy I HATE THE MOVIE RENT I really like to go pee fuck garth brooks that's pretty much what i meant fush buck maniacal gospel limbo sent tragedy tragedy carry me away tragedy tragedy carry me away or at least send me postcard when you get there Never knew i would change Never knew i would change But know I have to rearrange but know i'm gonna clench but know i'm gonna clench so everything's broken down even more than it was shown i need a new gown i don't wanna be on my own i'll have to think it through what am i gonna do?

I'm burning, I'm burning, please put me out with the ice of your thoughts Flavor flave flavored from beyond the grave, can you spare some change of seasons? Bring me the head of the man who created Monday night football Shower time showered with lime Give me a sign, is it time to eat a dime? What can you do? My love is all but loved i once knew a girl called sue ftrberbee Never trusted things I couldn't chew Gasoline Dion is the coolest band name ever.

Because of the mist, I missed when I pissed. My mammal sauce, is the best mammal sauce. Roack out with your cokc out, or jam out with your clam out! Poem of the masses, sputing forth form our asses. Kiss my belly button from the inside. I like titties, big bouncing titties. I love pussy, we sloppy pussy! Yours, and not mine. Slowly I drip like a sink in the night Look at those old bitties! It's tempting to just type "FUCK". Might be more PC to just type "lord love a duck" But upon her breasts, my lips might rest To enjoy that sweet elixir From which wouldst spout, all about And make me rise all the quicker An encompassing tantrum, pomp and circumstance to tout Bringing dark souls wither do not be overcome by evile but overcome evil with good do not be overcome by evile but overcome evil with good do not be overcome by evile but overcome evil with good ten Sex is not a spectator sport.

Don't you know why horses can't talk? My tongue breaks in and out and I can't believe my eyes sadfsadfasdf my words are seen, but remain unheard Your nonsense contaminates my soul let me whisper them into your ears Hold high your head, stand firm, resolute im so sorry for your loss,my frienship is with you always windale cinderella revolting rhyme When there was a long handrail Lost in a sea of time and left a sticky musty trail vendetta i need a kick in the pants cocaine shake feather bed I need to put more focus in my rants dancing to the queen in red working in Detroit a sudden movement in the grass reveals a small rabbit with almond eyes tragedy yet none doth draw near, a tear in her eyes.

And so i live a life of failure And so i live a life of failure i smoked the spliff, from Mahalia You can tell your mother to shutup i miss you fritz fun world whoooo-OOOO who-ooooooooo-oooo!! I saw a man who wasn't there Like that will be fun He saw me; he didn't care harry and draco whats a girl to do with lice and fleas in his har i love my conor i love my conor why did she do it apropos cerebral cynic gaffe infamous mores progmatic schism because she be a daughter to mine heart a mother to my soul and a whore to my desire Is it dog or frog?

IM blowing pretty bubbles dew caps and lipgloss, not to mention chaps when they step outside it is coll when they step outside it is cool when they step outside it is cool similar to a swimming pool now Slidey and slippery and simply slimey! I love to My name is kevin santana jump away from my favorite cliff he wears an orange bandana skip to the beat from prep to grade six Oh dear wild child's feet Pick up your sticks! Smell those fancy beets Just Walk away Just Walk away The lonely opossum's snout is without leather I love Daniel so when the bird flew by I plucked a feather he looks like a cockerspaniel hey..

Sticks in the mud Like cows chewing cud How often the words of misguided democrats happenstance sound akin to this My name is mud We are not a welfare state, we are a compassionate state I can sing ill take the shit handed out on a plate i love boys I wish boys were cute. Yet words cannot be spoken.

He's going' to hell, and that's his route! For my lips are truly broken! I wish boys were cute. The final blessing given by the masters and overlords the weather in my pocket is mild and crisp 'Twas a gamble; and gray was the sky. The tried to improve our hell. They tried and they failed; it could not be done. Pouring for the boring I love a bit of pig boy, so eager and compliant clams In the Deeth Star Valley kuldip i said hi to ms. He was involved in baseball, basketball and his favorite sport, football. Through entrepreneurial spirit, hard work and perseverance, Bob operated a number of businesses, the most recent, Promotions West Screenprinting.

An avid outdoorsman, Bob enjoyed boating, golfing, hunting and especially fishing. He truly loved his many fishing trips to Canada with family and friends. Bob share his love of the outdoors with his daughters and granddaughters. He passed on the art of fly fishing, the thrill of Salmon fishing and the challenge of duck hunting. Bob especially enjoyed cheering his granddaughters on with their many athletic activities and events.

Those who knew Bob best understood how special the Siletz River was to him over the past 15 years. Bob is survived by his wife of 57 years, Sharon and his children, Shelly Dave , Tanya Mark , his two granddaughters Joelle and Haley, brother Michael Charlotte Dykes, nephews and nieces, and his loyal companion dog, Brodie.

At his request a private family gathering will be held at a later date. He was born on July 13, in Glendale, California to Paul and Beatrice Sinclair and was the youngest of three children. When he was a toddler, the family moved to Silverton, Oregon, where he received his education and graduated from Silverton High School. After working in various retail pharmacy stores for 30 years, he retired and was widowed after a 30 year marriage to Joyce Sinclair.

In July of , he met the love of his life, ReginaDee Jan. He decided to relocate back to Salem and they purchased a beautiful home together. After a short courtship, they married on December 19, and began their life together. As a member of Peoples Church, he became involved in many ministries as a servant leader. Malcolm was part of the accounting group, who counts weekly tithes and offerings. His passion for travels took him on Mission trips to Vietnam and Thailand.

Malcolm will also be remembered by his numerous nieces, nephews, extended family and dear friends. Malcolm was a godly, teachable man who loved the Lord with all his heart, mind and soul. He loved to give generously to those in need and he lived life to the fullest. A reception will follow.

In his honor, we request everyone wear casual attire, in his favorite color Blue. And of course, her cats, Dracula, Maple, and Vega. Megan was born on January 20, in Salem. She graduated from McKay High School in She was a volunteer at the Willamette Humane Society in Salem and was more recently a foster care giver for new born kittens she was employed at Signal 88 Security in Salem. A graveside service is scheduled for Friday August 17, at 1: Her Cousin and Pastor Eric Schaffner will officiate the ceremony. S, Salem, OR Gloria Walker passed away peacefully on August 4th following several months of declining health.

She moved to Salem in taking a job at Classic Photo to pursue her interests in photography.

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Gloria met a young grocer, Harold L. Walker, in and they were married the following year on July 3, The young couple had three children between and keeping Gloria busy as a homemaker for many years. As the children got older, she worked several years for a grocery brokerage and later became a Welcome Wagon Hostess in South Salem from to She was known as a good cook among family and friends, and very protective of her kitchen.

Many relatives and family friends can relate stories of being thrown out of the kitchen for trying to help clear the dinner table or wash the dishes. Gloria is preceded in death by her six brothers and sisters and by her loving husband Harold who passed away in It is a rare type of stroke, she fought with everything she could and on August 1, she succumbed to the damage done by the stroke.

Anderson, Sisters Karen Bice and Wendy Anderson and many nieces and nephews and their families who were all very close to her. Evan Coons and Kevin Smith were a big part of her life as former husband and partner as well at Matt Hendrix, father of her two grandchildren. Anderson preceded her in death. Please join us to celebrate her life. Snacks will be provided. A no host bar will be open. In lieu of flowers, the family is requesting donations into the kids care fund.

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She was the sole financial provider for the family and has raised the grandchildren as if she was their birth mother. Her life revolved around making sure the kids daily needs were met.

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Chris Ann has touched so many lives and was truly a remarkable person. We are confident her one wish would be the kids are taken care of through their high school years. Audrey Irwin, 82 passed away in a nursing home in Salem Oregon on July 7, from complications of diabetes. They migrated to California when Audrey was very young. They eventually settled in Bakersfield for a while and then Arroyo Grande and finally Grover beach. Audrey met her current husband, Eugene A. Irwin in when she came to Butte Falls, Oregon. They were married on April 7, in Ashland, Oregon. They closed the Job Corps center in Her husband resigned from the U.

Forest Service at this time and they returned to Medford, Oregon where her husband started work with the Oregon State Forestry Department. In They transferred to Salem, Oregon. During these years Audrey enjoyed fishing, reading, traveling and especially knitting and crocheting afghans, animals, and dolls. In Audrey worked as a volunteer in the Unemployment office in Salem learning office procedures. She worked there for 12 years retiring in Young, and brother Harlan Rhyne. As a wife of a veteran she will be interred in the V. Cemetery in Eagle Point, Oregon. Assisting the family is the City View Cemetery.

Passed in Peace Saturday, June 30, at the age of Preceded in death by his wife, Rosaline. Loving father of Kenneth. Proud grandfather of Brittany Quentin and Megan. Great grandfather to Hunter, Sawyer, and Rosie. Loving partner to Wendy. Further survived by his brother, sisters, other relatives and friends. Westley will be fondly remembered as a proud patriot and U. Army Veteran, a loving father, and an accomplished tire salesman. His interests included technology, photography, travel, heavy-equipment, and his cats.

He taught us all by his example how to live a generous and selfless life. Private family services will be held on Saturday, August 11, Please email breavis1 pacificu. Together they raised a family of 7 children. Funeral Mass will be at St. Joseph Catholic Church and she will be laid to rest with her husband at Willamette National Cemetery. Peggy loved her great friends and adopted families in the Hummingbird apartment complex in Salem where she has lived since She is remembered for her gentle kindness, energetic spirit and extreme wit.

Betty was the only child of Edward and Phyllis and learned late in life, that she had a half-sister, Joy. Sadly, joy had already passed away. How she would have loved to have known Joy when she was living as she always wanted a sister. She lived in Seattle and later Bothell, WA. Annis and Ruby Jepson. While she was there, she made the ultimate sacrifice when her beloved Daddy passed away. Lyle graduated with a Dr.

She would love that the Mariners are in first place in the AL West. Betty stayed home with her girls until her youngest was in Junior High. Lyle and Betty moved to Dallas, OR in to be near family. She is a treasure: Loyal, lover of Jesus, prayer warrior, compassionate, nurturing, peace maker, role model for us all. Betty is proceeded in death by her parents, her sister and her husband, Lyle in December of She is survived by her daughters Linda Trammell Marty , Claudia Howden Mike , Sandy Elliott Brian , ten grandchildren and one in heaven, eight great grandchildren and two in heaven and her sister-in-law Wilma Shea Arndt.

A Celebration of Life will be held at Followed by a private family burial. Thursday, June 7, , Tony went peacefully to his Eternal Home. As a young man Tony served in the Army and then worked as a correctional officer in Federal prisons at Leavenworth, Kansas and Springfield, Missouri.

Upon retirement Tony was able to devote more time to his passion of reading and to travel with family and friends. Hubert Baird Erwin Hugh was our tuba playing, witty, and much-loved dad. Surrounded by his loving children, he finished his earthly journey on June 7, just shy of his 90th birthday. He was active in many service organizations, including Lions Club, California Lung Association, and his church, usually serving as treasurer. After retiring from his practice, they moved to Salem to be closer to their children. His retirement was short-lived however and he soon began doing tax work with a local CPA firm, working well into his 89th year.

He was preceded in death by our mom in , and grand-daughter Robin in He leaves many friends who loved him dearly. Interment at Willamette National on Monday. She passed peacefully in the presence of family after a brief illness. She moved to Southeast Alaska for many years and lived in Anchorage briefly, where she met and married Earle Beesley before finally settling with him in Woodburn, then Salem, OR. She recently relocated to Arizona from Oregon to be near family.

Peggy was preceded in death by her beloved husband of 31 years, Earle Beesley, sister Nora Lee and brother Bill Clarke. Also surviving are six grandchildren and 2 step-grandchildren. Peggy was a homemaker for most of her adult life and a wonderful home cook. She enjoyed supporting her husband, Earle, in the many activities and events of the Shriners in fundraising for the benefit of the Shriners Hospital for Children.

In accordance with her wishes, no service will be held. She graduated in While a student she met her future husband Walter DePuy. They were married on February 12, in Minneapolis. Walter and Mabel moved to Salem in April She worked as a registered nurse at Salem General and Salem Memorial Hospitals for 10 years, the last five as a relief night supervisor. In she and her husband established the Walt DePuy Builder and have Realtor company, which they operated until his death in Mabel continued to manage their Ivanhoe Apartments and served as the executive Director of the Salem Apartment House Owners Association for 12 years until her retirement in She enjoyed many activities, especially crafts, reading and quilting.

She was president of the Mission Mill Capital Quilters for several years. She also served as a Campfire Girls and Cub Scout leader. Mabel was preceded in death by her husband in and her son Walter Jr. Mabel was a long time member of Trinity Covenant Church in Salem. Services will be held there on June 1 at Private interment services will be at City View Cemetery.

His acumen in business was only exceeded by his generosity, committing his time and energy to helping those in need. Michael enjoyed being with his dogs, spending time with family and friends, shooting pool, cooking, collecting, camping, travelling, and being outdoors. Throughout his life, Michael faced many great obstacles and overcame them all with champion-like determination.

Michael was dearly beloved by family, friends, his community, and all will deeply miss his strong and compassionate soul. Michael is survived by his mother, Mary E. A private family ceremony will be performed on May 29 in Salem, OR. City View Funeral Home and Cemetery is handling arrangements. Weldon was called home to the Lord at the age of 86 years old, on May 5, , when he peacefully passed away with his daughter Susan by his side. In his younger years, Weldon worked on a cattle ranch, then joined the United States Navy, served during the Korean War, and then was honorably discharged.

Weldon worked in construction for many years, as well as a farrier before he became a Realtor. He enjoyed riding horses, roping, hunting, fishing, and spending time with family and friends. Weldon was preceded in death by his loving wife Reva who passed away in , his parents Elzie and Lounell, and his brother Lawrence. He will be missed by his family and friends who all enjoyed his many life stories.

Services will be on Saturday, May 12, at 1pm in the chapel of City View Funeral Home with a reception following, then burial will be private at a later date. Lisa Mclemore, a dear family friend who gave much love, support and time to both Weldon and Susan. James Edwin Evans left his loving family and this world on May 4, at the age of An adventurous, curious, entrepreneurial, can-do person, he lived a full life.

He ran his business solo for more than 20 years. He lives on in all our hearts. Arrangements entrusted to City View Funeral Home. He was the third of four children. Ed was the first in his family to graduate from college when he earned his BA in psychology from Berea College in He then attended Union Theological Seminary, where he met his future wife Nancy Zellman, a fellow student. A year later, Ed and Nancy were married. In , Ed and the family moved to Salem, Oregon, where he became the senior pastor at the First Congregational Church, a position he loved and held until he retired in Ed was active in peace and social justice issues throughout his life.

Closer to home he was involved in founding the Pastoral Counseling Center in Salem, Oregon, was involved in ecumenical activities, and was a member of Rotary. He is survived by his wife, Nancy, his two sons, Stephen and Christopher, and his granddaughter, Colby E. A memorial service will be held at the First Congregational Church on Saturday, April 28th, at 3: Carol Fredrickson peacefully passed away of natural causes on April 4, in Salem, Oregon. Carol was born on December 8, in Salem, OR. Carol raised a family in Aumsville and returned to school graduating with a college degree in computer programming in She retired from the Stayton Fire Department and lived out retirement in Salem with her husband and family.

Carol will always be remembered for her generosity and willingness to help others. Anyone that knew Carol was touched by her compassion to give. Carol was always a dreamer looking for the next great adventure for her family. Many of those become traditions like family vacations on the Oregon coast to tea parties with the grandkids.

All who knew her loved her, she will forever be remembered by everyone in her life. A service will be held for Carol on Sat. All are welcome to attend. Beverly passed peacefully at home on April 2, at the age of Bev was the youngest of 5 girls. When Bev was 6 years old they moved to Oregon. Bev grew up in Salem where she was spoiled rotten by her step Daddy Bob L. As a young lady she enjoyed all things horses, roller skating and dancing. Beverly was employed as a cook, cashier, waitress and bartender. She retired in from Sprague High School. In retirement she enjoyed traveling with her sister, Donna.

They loved their get-aways to the Oregon Coast.

She enjoyed bowling, reading true crime stories, country music, watching old western shows and movies, think Gunsmoke and Bonanza. Bev was preceded in death by her parents, 3 sisters, Gloria, Alvina and Leona and her granddaughter Christina. Donna passed away Wednesday, march 28, after a sudden decline in health and into the arms of Jesus where she is now doing all the wonderful things she could not do before. Donna was born in Portland, Oregon on Dec. She moved to Portland and lived at the Simpson House until her death. Donna loved going to Oaks Park and riding the Screaming Eagle ride her favorite.

I will miss you my sweet Donna, forever in my heart, until we meet again, I love you. Wilma enjoyed gardening, bowling, watching soap operas, playing bunco and bingo, watching her Atlanta Braves, shopping on QVC, and going out to eat. Wilma was predeceased by her son Ken Davidson, and her sister Nadine Baer.

An inurnment will be held Monday, April 9th, at 2: Ruth was born in Dolliver, Iowa, on September 23, , to Everett and Margaret Sullivan and she was the second of four children. She was raised in Des Moines, Iowa, and after graduating in , she moved to Portland, Oregon, and worked as a secretary. She was passionate about raising her four children shared with former spouse Evan Pruitt.

She planned fun family activities such as baking cookies, doing chores, playing cards and games and going camping. She always enjoyed bowling, playing card games, doing crossword puzzles, going on walks, and traveling. She married Keith Allen on April 25, , and they enjoyed their retirement years together traveling in their RV and visiting China and Australia. Their goal was to visit every capital city in the United States.

They were awarded for the many ways they served over the years: The family wishes to thank Jerry Allen and the Salem Hospital staff for the care and support they provided in her final days. NE, Salem, OR, In the early fifties, they and son, Gene, settled in Keizer, Oregon. In , Dona lost Fred in a tragic logging accident. A service will be held Saturday, April 14th, 11 a. She went to be with the Lord on March 15, She was preceded in death by her three brothers, Alvord, Jamie, and David.

Emilie spent her life in the service of others. She was a school teacher for 33 years. She started teaching in a one room school house in Missouri and went on to teach elementary, junior high and high school. After retirement, Emilie cared for her mother through much illness until her passing. Emilie lived with and cared for her father until his passing at the age of Emilie then went to Arizona to help her brother, Alvord, care for his wife Ruth for seven years until they passed in an auto accident which Emilie survived. Despite not having the desire or inclination to marry, Emilie still held the matriarchal place in the France family.

Emilie was known for helping others and staying true to her personal beliefs. She will be missed. Interment will be in Aurora Community Cemetery on Monday at Salem - Charles was born, Nov. Graveside services will be held at Val was a hard working man he retired from Salem Road and Drive. Val,s first love was family and friends. Then fishing, Cars and dogs were a close second, he had lots of hobbies Val was loved by Many and will deeply missed.

Viewing will be from 9: Interment will be in City View Cemetery. Salem - He is survived by father, Lawrence LiljequistSr. Preceded in death by Juanita Liljequist.

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Gravesite services begins at City View Funeral Home at 2: In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the national Alliance on Mental Illness. Our beloved Levi passed away peacefully last Friday morning at Salem Health Hospital from complications caused by pneumonia.

She was nearly 75 years old. Levi was a genuinely kind, playful, compassionate woman who loved helping others. Her warm smile lit up the room. She was tenacious, pragmatic and eternally optimistic. She enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren, going on bicycle rides, gardening, solving genealogical mysteries and doing volunteer work. In , she married Larry Lohrman, her devoted husband of 50 years. They both worked for Boeing Commercial Division. She enjoyed working with people and getting to know their unique stories.

Levi became well-known within the real estate community for her diligence, honesty and attention to detail. After retiring she, spent her time doing volunteer work, genealogy, bicycling and traveling. She always looked forward to the annual road trips she took with her sisters Jeanne and Katie, and their aunt Mary Jane. Carolyn Panowicz, 74, loving mother and grandmother, of Salem, OR passed away peacefully at home on February 25th, She was born in Covington, KY on September 29, , and traveled extensively with her family for the U.

She landed in Salem and was married to John Panowicz deceased for twenty years. She resided in West Salem. Private interment was in Mt. Crest Abbey of City View Cemetery. A Celebration of Life service will be announced.

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After serving with honors and receiving an honorable discharge in , Pete resided in several northeastern cities before moving to Las Vegas, NV in He worked in the hospitality field until retirement, relocating to Oregon in to be closer to his family. Pete is survived by his son, Michael Joseph, daughter in law, Jackie, and grandchildren Ashlyn and Truman. A private memorial is being held on March 10, in Salem. Her son Brent was born July 4th. She was the Secretary of Salem School District for 22 years with 7 principals. She retired in and traveled extensively.

She lived on Judson Street, in Salem for over 60 years with her husband of 65 years, Glen. She enjoyed a long happy life. Services will be held at Mary was born September 28, in Pound, WI. She married Arvid Gretzon on July 26, Arvid and Mary moved their family to Oregon in March She was blessed with 16 grand-children and 12 great grand-children. Before retiring Mary worked in food service for Salem-Keizer school District. She enjoyed spending time with family, visiting garage sales, gardening, painting, and reading. Faith was important to her and she enjoyed attending church and reading her bible.

Viewing will be on Friday, February 16th from SALEM - Jeanette Alexander Pierce celebrated her 89th birthday on Thursday; on Friday she enjoyed lunch with her three children; then early Saturday morning, as she slept, she suffered a massive stroke. Jeanette passed away Sunday, February 4, The family came to Salem, Oregon, when Jeanette was a young teenager.

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She graduated from Salem High School in Jeanette had an optimistic outlook to life with a strong faith in the Lord. Jeanette enjoyed travelling and going for car rides; held her own when playing Bridge; and never tired when she was on the dance floor. She took great pride in her work as a secretary and reveled in having worked with ethical and friendly employers. Jeanette and Norman loved their three children and experienced great joy being grandparents. Jeanette and Norman were married for 47 years before he passed away in A couple years later she married Robert Pierce.

Jeanette was preceded in death by her two husbands; her parents; brother, Raymond; and two sisters, Marion and Harriet. Jeanette was a kind and generous woman who would always greeted you with a smile. She was a bright light that will remain in many hearts.

The Wilson and Alexander families extend their gratitude to the staff at Redwood Height Assisted Living Home for their attentiveness and the loving care they shared with Jeanette. The Wilsons and Alexanders are also grateful to all the doctors and nurses at the Salem Hospital for the care and expertise they gave; with a special thank you to Rivka, RN, in Intensive Care. A private inurnment will take place at City View Cemetery. Suko was born on September 26, and passed away at 5: Born in Salem, Max had an interest in the art of magic before he even turned ten.

This was nurtured after attending a local carnival sideshow and seeing a magician perform. After acquiring an A. Throughout the s, these early performances were for luncheons, banquets, and various school-related events. After studying piano performance at the University of Oregon from to , he joined the U. Air Force just as the Korean War was ending. It was during this time when his magic career sprung into gear with performances for an all-military entertainment unit. Upon release from active military duty, he worked for a time as a radio disc jockey in stations from Wyoming to California.

He was also a popular attraction at state and county fairs. His annual show tours took him throughout four western states. Accomplished as a builder of magical effects, he designed, built, and decorated many of his own illusions. He had many adventures in Hollywood, including meeting Harry Blackstone, Sr. Married in August of , they played schools, fairs, and many other venues throughout the Pacific Northwest. By the late s, they were on the cusp of taking their entertaining and classy magic show to a national level. However, having a son Greg in changed that direction.

Josephine also had a busy career working for the Oregon Department of Education, so working as an assistant occurred only on the side by the s. She had to stop performing by due to a spinal fusion. Max continued to tour with hired assistants, and sometimes on his own. Some road tours during the s went on for weeks, though mostly confined to the NW.

Max and Josephine divorced in , yet stayed close. He decided to stop doing road tours at this point due to schools no longer having the budgets to book magic shows. Despite this, he continued to perform on a local level. Mostly retired from the magic business by then, he became a tour guide at prominent Salem museums. This included working at Mission Mill Museum as a tour guide from to He returned there in the early s for a time to volunteer.

Despite emerging health issues, he kept this going sporadically until December of this last year. Max was a long-time member of the International Brotherhood of Magicians. A broken wand ceremony took place on Saturday, February 3, Survivors include his son, Greg, and various cousins living in Washington and Southern California. His friends were many, both in Salem, in the NW, and across the nation.

This included attending local coffee meet-ups three times a week with former tour guide friends Judith Sutliff and Sharon Whitwer. It also included attending social events with local magician friends like John Edsall. His son, close family, and devoted friends are going to miss him every day. LaVerne grew up on the family farm near Gervais, OR.

She married Marion Miller July 9, and they lived on several farms in the Silverton Hills before moving to Salem in There they owned a farm raising apples, berries and vegetables. LaVerne enjoyed gardening, walking and crafts. Everyone she met was a friend. Services will be held Thursday February 1st, In lieu of flowers, donations to Willamette Valley Hospice, wvh.

Robert Rob Stearns, 64, passed away on January 13th after a long battle with cancer. He met and married Amy after his return to the States and returned to school, graduating from UT Arlington with a degree in Criminal Justice. Rob worked as a police officer in the Arlington PD for many years, was instrumental in forming their accident reconstruction unit, and helped to lead it as their Sergeant until Rob, Amy, and their boys moved to Oregon in , where he eventually went into business as an accident reconstructionist until his retirement due to illness last year.

He is survived by his wife, Amy, two sons, five grandchildren and three brothers. Graveside services with Military Honors will be at Emi Takayama passed away on January 10, in Keizer, Oregon.