In Loving Memory of Patricia Marie Singley
“Forever more she lives on in our hearts and our memories.”
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“Forever more she lives on in our hearts and our memories.”
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“Loren and his friends became the original ‘boat ramp crew’ in their teens. Big bonfires, loud country music, and many good times!”
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“He would tell stories of his years on the ships, and early years in the Cove. He always drove a truck, although he loved classic cars of all kinds. He always had a dog that would be named either Dude, Little Dude, Dink or Frisky Noodle.”
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“She hated funerals. Instead, remember her when you see the first spring irises pop up out of the ground. Think about her when the Talking Heads come on the radio.”
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Darlene “Weedie” Nunes, a Ferndale native and longtime Roseville resident, passed away Jan. 2, 2026, at age 73, and will be remembered for her laughter, love of family, and deep local roots in Humboldt County.
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“She worked as an occupational therapy aid at Humboldt Senior Resource Center and PACE for 16 years, where she provided loving and compassionate care to those in need.”
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Lawana Lee Martin, a longtime Humboldt County nurse, church leader, and mother of seven whose life was defined by faith, service, and care for others, passed away January 12, 2026, leaving a legacy that touched generations.
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“Genevieve grew up in and around the Fields Landing Hotel and Botchie’s Crab Stand (est. 1928) both owned and operated by her parents, (Hazel and Botchie).”
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“Randall (Randy) sometimes known as Red or Big Red because of his fire red hair was a great husband, father and grandfather.”
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Kaelyn “Kale” Starshine Jones-Rios, 21, of Eureka, died January 4, 2026. Known for her deep compassion, love of community, and ability to make others feel seen and welcomed, Kale’s light touched countless lives across Humboldt County and beyond.
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