Ricky Wright 1939-2025
“Prior to retiring, Ricky was a medical assistant in several local doctors’ offices. After retirement, she spent numerous years providing care to elders in their homes.”
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“Prior to retiring, Ricky was a medical assistant in several local doctors’ offices. After retirement, she spent numerous years providing care to elders in their homes.”
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“Dad was chosen to play Santa at Pierson’s for several years and he loved every minute of it.”
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Charles “Buddy” Carpenter, known for his love of fishing, hunting, gardening, and sports, passed away peacefully at his Big Flat home on Sept. 7, 2025. A proud Wintu descendant and community figure, he leaves behind children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and many friends.
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Janet “Tina” Girolo, remembered for her creativity, warmth, and love of family, passed away Sept. 20, 2025 at her home in Sebastopol. A memorial reception will be held Oct. 18 at the family home.
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Brien Smith, 69, remembered for his humor, generosity, and years of service in Weott and with CAL FIRE, passed away Sept. 8, 2025. A celebration of his life will be held Oct. 12 at the River Lodge in Fortuna.
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“There will be a memorial service for Robert Sutherland, also known as The Man Who Walks in the Woods, or just Woods, at Beginnings Octagon in Briceland this Saturday, October 4, from 2 to 6 pm.”
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Ruth Morris, 84, formerly of North Andover and longtime Eureka resident, passed away August 2, 2025, remembered for her faith, independence, and warmth that touched everyone she met.
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“He lived in the Mattole Valley most of his life doing many different jobs, including commercial fishing, construction and wood cutting. Fishing and hunting were his main hobbies, but being a jokester was his favorite.”
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“She would walk across Fernbridge and ride the bus to school before eventually transferring to Ferndale High School. Following graduation, Mary worked at the Loleta Creamery during World War II, earning 50 cents an hour for nine-hour shifts, seven days a week.”
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“He lived a good life, had strong faith, and was known throughout his community as a kind and helpful neighbor who was always willing to lend a hand and make new friends.”
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