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FEBRUARY 18, 2015 The Reflector A5 Vitals Obituaries www.attorneylizperry.com • Trust or Will? • 2nd Marriage Planning • Probate & Estate Tax FEB. 26 • $15 6:30 - 8:15 pm 805 Broadway CH535906 lm To register or for free Trust article R218 CALL (360) 816-2485 TRUST CLASS Please visit our website at evergreenmemorialgardens.com Evergreen Memorial Gardens A Tradition of Family Ours & Yours for 63 years AND CREMATION NEEDS FOR ALL YOUR CEMETERY, FUNERAL Since 1952 1101 NE 112TH AVENUE, VANCOUVER, WA • 360.892.6060 CH536477 lm CH536443 lm Roberta Story Peacefully passed surrounded by her family in her home on February 1, 2015. She was born on December 11, 1935 to Robert and Alma Dene Neild (Powell) in Danville, IL. She married the love of her life “John” and was married for 49 years. She worked as a seamstress most of her life. Roberta was preceded in death by her husband John, two sons, John Robert and Joseph Randall, parents Robert and Alma Dene Neild (Powell) and step-father Joe Stroud. She has six surviving children, Rick of Kalama, WA, Rene’ of Hoquiam, WA, Julie of Battle Ground, WA, Jeanne and Jeff (Shawn) both of La Center, WA and Jennifer (Will) of Ocean Park, WA, four sisters, Judith, Sharry, Deanna of Kansas City, MO., Andra of Hermitage, MO, and one brother, David, of Kansas City, KS. She has 14 grandchildren, and 10 great-grandchildren and niece, Terra Owens. She enjoyed spending time with the grandbabies, country music and traveling with her husband, visiting all 50 states. Any donations can be made to Kaiser Hospice in her name. A Celebration of Life will be held at a later date. 694-2537 11th & Columbia Street Downtown Vancouver “Since 1905” www.hamiltonmylan.com Serving the needs of the community since 1905 CH536476 lm LaVella Darlene Wright LaVella, age 69, went home to heaven early Sunday morning, February 8, 2015. Born May 13, 1945, to Lloyd S. ornton and Frances Lois ornton in Kendrick, ID. She was blessed with 25 years of marriage to Hal W. Wright of Amboy, WA. She was preceded in death by her first husband, H. J. Lewis Jr. (Tiny) and step-daughter Joan Davis. She is survived by her husband, Hal Wright of Amboy, twin sister, LaVetta Binder of Amboy, her brother, Larry ornton, of Poulsbo, WA, son Larry Lewis of Portland, OR, daughter, Lorie Lewis of Vancouver, WA, stepson, John W. Wright of Milton-Freewater, OR, and step-daughter, Carol Ann Lincoln of Salt Lake City, UT, six grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren. Aſter a short battle with cancer, heaven came down and LaVella died peacefully surrounded by her family at her home in Amboy. She was an avid reader, a wonderful homemaker and nanny. She loved working with beads and volunteering. She was very active in her church. Viewing will be at Northwood Park Funeral Home and Cemetery, 16407 NE 15th Ave. Ridgefield, WA 98642 on Friday, February 20, 2015 from 12:00-4:30 p.m. All flowers need to arrive by noon. On Saturday, February 21, 2015, viewing is at Battle Ground Baptist Church, 1110 NW 6th Ave., Battle Ground, WA 98604, from 9:30 -11:00 a.m. Service is to begin at 11:00 a.m., followed by graveside service at Northwood Park. All contributions can be made to Gideon’s International and/or Salvation Army. CH536513 lm Linda Rae (Perry) Muenzler September 28, 1951 ~ February 2, 2015 She was a loving wife, mom & friend Linda Rae (Perry) Muenzler, 63 of Yacolt, WA, passed away on February 2, 2015 after a long illness with her family by her side. Linda was born in Everett, WA, on September 28, 1951 to Robert Charles and Donna Mae Perry. Linda enjoyed cooking, doing crafts, crossword books and jigsaw puzzles. She loved stopping at various garage sales and taking small road trips with her husband. Linda also loved owning and operating her coffee shop, Pony Espresso in Yacolt. Most of all, she really enjoyed being surrounded by her family and friends. Linda is survived by her loving husband, Thomas Muenzler of 34 years, her two children, Myra Muenzler and Mario Muenzler, both of Vancouver, WA, and preceded in death by her daughter, Leslie Ruth Muenzler in 1988. Linda is also survived by her three brothers; Robert Perry (and wife Janelle), Richard Perry (all of Vancouver) and Randall Perry (and wife Susan) of Woodland, WA. She also is survived by her step-father, Glen Gentry, of Vancouver, and preceded in death by her mom, Donna Gentry, in 2014. She is also survived by her father in-law Bill Muenzler of Vancouver and preceded in death by her mother-in-law Evelyn Muenzler in 2010. Linda is also survived by her sister-in-law Karen (Muenzler) O’Sullivan and her husband Hank of Vancouver and six nephews and one niece. A chapel service will be held on February 28, 2015 at 3:00 p.m. at Evergreen Memorial Gardens. For more information please visit their website at www.evergreenmemorialgardens.com In lieu of flowers, the family requests to please make a donation in Linda’s name to: North Country Emergency Medical Service, P.O. Box 189, Yacolt, WA 98675. They provide vital emergency services for the residents of North Clark County. CH536512 lm Cascadia Cremation & Burial Services 360.213.2060 Vancouver, WA. • Exceptional Services • Reasonable Prices • Locally Owned Clark County’s Lowest Priced Cremation Service – From $579 (Plus sales tax. Includes containers and crematory.) Pre-Arrangement Plans Available CH536509 lm Edna (Eddie) L. Kennedy passed peacefully on Thursday, February 5, 2015 holding a special gift from her grandson Braden with her family by her side. Edna was born January 19, 1938 in Auburn, WA to Leland H. and Marion K. Kennedy. Edna worked six years at Vancouver Memorial Hospital in Nuclear Medicine Imaging. She was involved in the startup of Vancouver’s first Emergency Alarm Center where she did dispatching for Vancouver Fire. Edna then went into the service industry which brought her to Amboy in 2003 where she and her daughter Sherrie Fisher opened Countree Kitchen and Timbers Saloon, retiring after 11 years in 2014. Edna was a member of MCC Gentle Shepard Church in Hazel Dell. Edna enjoyed drawing, painting and interior design. She was an avid gardener, she had the gift of life...every thing grew. She enjoyed collecting angels and frogs. She loved oriental lillies, cherry blossoms and roses. Edna had the biggest smile and was always for the underdog. Caring and giving without fail, you always knew where you stood with her. She always said, “If I don’t yell, be worried.” Her strength and will to live was amazing. She fought her hardest battle for the last year of her life. She had grit, and went her way. Edna is survived by her daughter Sherrie (Dan) Fisher, sons Tony (Marlena) Sicilia, and David Sicilia, six grandsons, Jesse (Katy) Fisher, Ryan (Dana) Fisher, Troy (Hope) Sicilia, Nick (Brandy) Sicilia, Aaron Sicilia, and six great-grandkids, Dylan, Braden, Mason, Trystin, Wendy and Bailey. Also surviving are her twin sister Ellen (Keith) Hobb, Brother Leland (Mary) Kennedy and many nieces and nephews. Niece Nikki resides at Edna’s house. She was preceded in death by her grandson Jerry Eckstrom. A Celebration of Life will be held Friday, February 20th, 3:30-7:00 p.m. at the City of Vancouver Water Resource Education Center, 4600 SE Columbia Way, Vancouver, in the Bruce E. Haggenson Community Room. If you would like, bring a dish and your favorite memory. Visit Countree Kitchen and Timbers or Edna’s Facebook page for links to more information. CH536572 lm Edna (Eddie) L. Kennedy “Her strength and will to live was amazing ... She had grit and went her way.” Obituaries David Bruce Mofford, 68, died Feb. 5, 2015. He was born May 13, 1946, in Vancouver, and lived for 35 years in Orange County, CA, before moving back to the Battle Ground area in 2009. Mofford was preceded in death by his parents, Walter and Jean Mofford, and his sister, Cheryl Mofford. He is survived by his brother, Wayne Mofford (Danaela) of Battle Ground; sis- ter, Dianne Owens (Joe) of Bat- tle Ground; as well as numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and a godson, Michael. Memorial services will be held Sat., Feb. 21, 3 p.m., at Layne’s Funeral Home in Battle Ground, with a reception to follow at the Kiwanis Building, 422 SW 2nd Ave., Battle Ground. DAVID BRUCE MOFFORD Correction In a Wed., Feb. 11 article on E-CycleWise, we incorrectly stat- ed that the La Center electronics recycler is able to take old tele- vision sets. They are not set up at this time to recycle television sets, but will take most electron- ic devices, including flat screen computer monitors. For a full list of what E-Cy- cleWise can recycle, visit http://www.e-cyclewise.com/ items-we-recycle/. The Reflector regrets the error. In a press release sent to me- dia on Feb. 9, Atkins stated: “We are going to adhere to the county code and conduct the required fir - ing range inspections. We should have been doing them before but we weren’t. Obviously, I can’t change the past, but I can ensure that we follow the county code going forward.” Atkins requested that Clark Rifles close the rifle range un- til the required inspection was completed. The pistol portion of the range, which is reserved for members only and not open to the public, was allowed to re- main open. On Fri., Feb. 13, Bob Kad- ow, president of Clark Rifles, Inc., said he could not comment on the results of the sheriff’s in- vestigation, only that it had been conducted during the past week and that the Sheriff’s Office had completed their report. Kadow said that, under the advice of the rifle range’s attorney, he could not make any additional comments. As of The Reflector’s Feb. 13 deadline, the Sheriff’s Office had not yet released the results of their most recent inspection of the rifle range. The Sperlings are convinced that the local law enforcement of- ficials charged with ensuring the rifle range’s safety are not going to help them. “They say that they (the range) know where the bullets go. They say it’s safe. That we can’t be hurt from a ricocheting bullet,” Mike says. “This has proven them wrong.” The couple says they are pre- pared to file a lawsuit against the rifle range if it comes to that. “Best case scenario?” Linda says, as she sits on her couch, listening to the sound of pistols being fired at the next-door rifle range. “They close down and nev- er reopen again.” Shooting Continued from page A4 The 2015 Washington State Jefferson Awards are fast approaching. Clark County-area resi- dents are encouraged to nomi- nate an inspiring friend, neigh- bor or colleague by going to www.seattlecityclub.org/ jeffersonawards. Nominations are due by March 1. Washington state is currently ranked ninth out of the 50 states in volunteerism. Area residents are asked to nominate those vol- unteers who have inspired them during the past year. Jefferson Awards nominations due March 1
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FEBRUARY 18, 2015 The Reflector A5
Vitals Obituaries
www.attorneylizperry.com
• Trust or Will?• 2nd Marriage Planning• Probate & Estate Tax
FEB. 26 • $156:30 - 8:15 pm805 Broadway
CH53
5906
lm
To register or for free Trust article R218 CALL (360) 816-2485
TRUSTCLASS
Please visit our website at evergreenmemorialgardens.com
EvergreenMemorial Gardens
A Traditionof FamilyOurs & Yours for 63 years
AND CREMATION NEEDSFOR ALL YOUR CEMETERY, FUNERAL
Since 1952
1101 NE 112TH AVENUE, VANCOUVER, WA • 360.892.6060
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6477
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Roberta StoryPeacefully passed surrounded by her
family in her home on February 1, 2015.She was born on December 11, 1935
to Robert and Alma Dene Neild (Powell) in Danville, IL. She married the love of her life “John” and was married for 49 years. She worked as a seamstress most of her life.
Roberta was preceded in death by her husband John, two sons, John Robert and Joseph Randall, parents Robert and Alma Dene Neild (Powell) and step-father Joe Stroud. She has six surviving children, Rick of Kalama, WA, Rene’ of Hoquiam, WA, Julie of Battle Ground, WA, Jeanne and Jeff (Shawn) both of La Center, WA and Jennifer (Will) of Ocean Park, WA, four sisters, Judith, Sharry, Deanna of Kansas City, MO., Andra of Hermitage, MO, and one brother, David, of Kansas City, KS. She has 14 grandchildren, and
10 great-grandchildren and niece, Terra Owens.She enjoyed spending time with the grandbabies, country music and traveling with her husband, visiting all 50 states.
Any donations can be made to Kaiser Hospice in her name. A Celebration of Life will be held at a later
date.
694-253711th & Columbia StreetDowntown Vancouver
“Since 1905”
www.hamiltonmylan.com
Serving theneeds of thecommunitysince 1905
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LaVella Darlene Wright
LaVella, age 69, went home to heaven early Sunday morning, February 8, 2015. Born May 13, 1945, to Lloyd S. �ornton and Frances Lois �ornton in Kendrick, ID. She was blessed with 25 years of marriage to Hal W. Wright of Amboy, WA. She was preceded in death by her �rst husband, H. J. Lewis Jr. (Tiny) and step-daughter Joan Davis. She is survived by her husband, Hal Wright of Amboy, twin sister, LaVetta Binder of Amboy, her brother, Larry �ornton, of Poulsbo, WA, son Larry Lewis of Portland, OR, daughter, Lorie Lewis of Vancouver, WA, stepson, John W. Wright of Milton-Freewater, OR, and step-daughter, Carol Ann Lincoln of Salt Lake City, UT, six grandchildren, and �ve great-grandchildren.
A�er a short battle with cancer, heaven came down and LaVella died peacefully surrounded by her family at her home in Amboy. She was an avid reader, a wonderful homemaker and nanny. She loved working with beads and volunteering. She was very active in her church.
Viewing will be at Northwood Park Funeral Home and Cemetery, 16407 NE 15th Ave. Ridge�eld, WA 98642 on Friday, February 20, 2015 from 12:00-4:30 p.m. All �owers need to arrive by noon. On Saturday, February 21, 2015, viewing is at Battle Ground Baptist Church, 1110 NW 6th Ave., Battle Ground, WA 98604, from 9:30 -11:00 a.m. Service is to begin at 11:00 a.m., followed by graveside service at Northwood Park.
All contributions can be made to Gideon’s International and/or Salvation Army.
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Linda Rae (Perry) MuenzlerSeptember 28, 1951 ~ February 2, 2015
She was a loving wife, mom & friend
Linda Rae (Perry) Muenzler, 63 of Yacolt, WA, passed away on February 2, 2015 after a long illness with her family by her side. Linda was born in Everett, WA, on September 28, 1951 to Robert Charles and Donna Mae Perry.
Linda enjoyed cooking, doing crafts, crossword books and jigsaw puzzles. She loved stopping at various garage sales and taking small
road trips with her husband. Linda also loved owning and operating her coffee shop, Pony Espresso in Yacolt. Most of all, she really enjoyed being
surrounded by her family and friends.Linda is survived by her loving husband, Thomas Muenzler of 34 years, her two
children, Myra Muenzler and Mario Muenzler, both of Vancouver, WA, and preceded in death by her daughter, Leslie Ruth Muenzler in 1988. Linda is also survived by her three brothers; Robert Perry (and wife Janelle), Richard Perry (all of Vancouver) and Randall Perry (and wife Susan) of Woodland, WA. She also is survived by her step-father, Glen Gentry, of Vancouver, and preceded in death by her mom, Donna Gentry, in 2014. She is also survived by her father in-law Bill Muenzler of Vancouver and preceded in death by her mother-in-law Evelyn Muenzler in 2010. Linda is also survived by her sister-in-law Karen (Muenzler) O’Sullivan and her husband Hank of Vancouver and six nephews and one niece.
A chapel service will be held on February 28, 2015 at 3:00 p.m. at Evergreen Memorial Gardens. For more information please visit their website at www.evergreenmemorialgardens.com
In lieu of flowers, the family requests to please make a donation in Linda’s name to: North Country Emergency Medical Service, P.O. Box 189, Yacolt, WA 98675. They provide vital emergency services for the residents of North Clark County.
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Cascadia Cremation& Burial Services
360.213.2060Vancouver, WA.
• ExceptionalServices
• ReasonablePrices
• LocallyOwned
Clark County’s Lowest PricedCremation Service – From $579
(Plus sales tax. Includes containers and crematory.)
Pre-Arrangement Plans Available
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Edna (Eddie) L. Kennedy passed peacefully on Thursday, February 5, 2015 holding a special gift from her grandson Braden with her family by her side. Edna was born January 19, 1938 in Auburn, WA to Leland H. and Marion K. Kennedy. Edna worked six years at Vancouver Memorial Hospital in Nuclear Medicine Imaging. She was involved in the startup of Vancouver’s first Emergency Alarm Center where she did dispatching for Vancouver Fire. Edna then went into the service industry which brought her to Amboy in 2003 where she and her daughter Sherrie Fisher opened Countree Kitchen and Timbers Saloon, retiring after 11 years in 2014.
Edna was a member of MCC Gentle Shepard Church in Hazel Dell. Edna enjoyed drawing, painting and interior design. She was an avid gardener, she had the gift of life...every thing grew. She enjoyed collecting angels and frogs. She loved oriental lillies, cherry blossoms and roses.
Edna had the biggest smile and was always for the underdog. Caring and giving without fail, you always knew where you stood with her. She always said, “If I don’t yell, be worried.” Her strength and will to live was amazing. She fought her hardest battle for the last year of her life. She had grit, and went her way.
Edna is survived by her daughter Sherrie (Dan) Fisher, sons Tony (Marlena) Sicilia, and David Sicilia, six grandsons, Jesse (Katy) Fisher, Ryan (Dana) Fisher, Troy (Hope) Sicilia, Nick (Brandy) Sicilia, Aaron Sicilia, and six great-grandkids, Dylan, Braden, Mason, Trystin, Wendy and Bailey. Also surviving are her twin sister Ellen (Keith) Hobb, Brother Leland (Mary) Kennedy and many nieces and nephews. Niece Nikki resides at Edna’s house.
She was preceded in death by her grandson Jerry Eckstrom.A Celebration of Life will be held Friday, February 20th, 3:30-7:00 p.m. at the City of
Vancouver Water Resource Education Center, 4600 SE Columbia Way, Vancouver, in the Bruce E. Haggenson Community Room. If you would like, bring a dish and your favorite memory. Visit Countree Kitchen and Timbers or Edna’s Facebook page for links to more information.
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Edna (Eddie) L. Kennedy
“Her strength and will to live was amazing ...
She had grit and went her way.”
Obituaries
David Bruce Mofford, 68, died Feb. 5, 2015. He was born May 13, 1946, in Vancouver, and lived for 35 years in Orange County, CA, before moving back to the Battle Ground area in 2009.
Mofford was preceded in death by his parents, Walter and Jean Mofford, and his sister, Cheryl Mofford. He is survived by his brother, Wayne Mofford
(Danaela) of Battle Ground; sis-ter, Dianne Owens (Joe) of Bat-tle Ground; as well as numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and a godson, Michael.
Memorial services will be held Sat., Feb. 21, 3 p.m., at Layne’s Funeral Home in Battle Ground, with a reception to follow at the Kiwanis Building, 422 SW 2nd Ave., Battle Ground.
DAVID BRUCE MOFFORD
CorrectionIn a Wed., Feb. 11 article on
E-CycleWise, we incorrectly stat-ed that the La Center electronics recycler is able to take old tele-vision sets. They are not set up at this time to recycle television
sets, but will take most electron-ic devices, including flat screen computer monitors.
For a full list of what E-Cy-cleWise can recycle, visit http://www.e-cyclewise.com/items-we-recycle/.
The Reflector regrets the error.
In a press release sent to me-dia on Feb. 9, Atkins stated: “We are going to adhere to the county code and conduct the required fir-ing range inspections. We should have been doing them before but we weren’t. Obviously, I can’t change the past, but I can ensure that we follow the county code going forward.”
Atkins requested that Clark Rifles close the rifle range un-til the required inspection was completed. The pistol portion of the range, which is reserved for members only and not open to the public, was allowed to re-main open.
On Fri., Feb. 13, Bob Kad-ow, president of Clark Rifles, Inc., said he could not comment on the results of the sheriff’s in-vestigation, only that it had been conducted during the past week and that the Sheriff’s Office had
completed their report. Kadow said that, under the advice of the rifle range’s attorney, he could not make any additional comments.
As of The Reflector’s Feb. 13 deadline, the Sheriff’s Office had not yet released the results of their most recent inspection of the rifle range.
The Sperlings are convinced that the local law enforcement of-ficials charged with ensuring the rifle range’s safety are not going to help them.
“They say that they (the range) know where the bullets go. They say it’s safe. That we can’t be hurt from a ricocheting bullet,” Mike says. “This has proven them wrong.”
The couple says they are pre-pared to file a lawsuit against the rifle range if it comes to that.
“Best case scenario?” Linda says, as she sits on her couch, listening to the sound of pistols being fired at the next-door rifle range. “They close down and nev-er reopen again.”
ShootingContinued from page A4
The 2015 Washington State Jefferson Awards are fast approaching.
Clark County-area resi-dents are encouraged to nomi-nate an inspiring friend, neigh-bor or colleague by going to www.seattlecityclub.org/jeffersonawards. Nominations
are due by March 1.Washington state is currently
ranked ninth out of the 50 states in volunteerism. Area residents
are asked to nominate those vol-unteers who have inspired them during the past year.
Je�erson Awards nominations due March 1
