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“Joyce got an outside job at Brown’s Sporting Goods in Garberville, where she worked for 10 years. She loved her customers and her job, and through the job developed several close life long friendships.”
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“We will be remembering her on Friday, September 27, from 1 o’clock to 3, in the courtyard of the Jerald Phelps Hospital.”
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“She…found great happiness in her accomplishments which included being a full time minister and learning the Hmong language to further her audience for bible teachings.”
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Conrad Christianson 9/25/1945 – 8/27/2019.
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Diane Claire (Head) Senestraro longtime resident of Fortuna, CA passed away unexpectedly on August 27, 2019 from complications related to heart surgery at St. Helena Hospital.
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“Howard began secretly drag racing his GTO down Samoa Boulevard. To his surprise, one evening daddy asked “so who ended up winning that race?”
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“The one thing that she really struggled with was mental illness. It was like a cage she could never escape from.”
Read more[Submitted to the Outpost by the family of the deceased.] John Van Meter 1947-2015 On January 18, 2015 Johnny Leon VanMeter passed away surrounded by family and close friends. John was born August 29, 1947 in Scotia, California to Sidney and Doris VanMeter. He grew up and lived his adult life in Redway. He attended schools in Garberville, Redway and graduated from
Read moreSubmitted by a family member: Johnny Leon Van Meter born August 29, 1947 in Scotia, CA passed peacefully surrounded by family Sunday, January 18, 2015. A full obituary and the announcement of a celebration of his amazing life to follow. More on Mr. Van Meter can be read here.
Read moreMerry Maloney, former Southern Humboldt school nurse, passed away today. Below is a memorial from the Facebook page of Bird Ally X, a local wildlife care center: With sadness, we say goodbye to Merry Maloney It is with great sadness, with fond remembrance, and with hope that we will all meet again, that we say goodbye to Merry Maloney, who has
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