News, nature, and community throughout the Emerald Triangle
“Larry, now flush with cash from the literal (log) windfall and commercial fishing, offered to buy Becky a ticket. They went to the concert on a date. The rest is history, as they say. The two were together from then on for over 50 years.”
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“We will always remember her in the smell of the Pepperwood leaves and Buckeye blossoms.”
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The man who taught more than 600 fourth-graders, never forgot a face, and always picked up the tab before anyone noticed is being remembered this June at the Wharfinger Building.
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“One of my best memories of Jesse was when he walked me down the aisle and gave me away at my wedding. He was so honored and proud to do so, he wiped the tears off my face and kept a beautiful endearing smile the whole time.”
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The Fortuna resident, athlete, librarian, and devoted mother of three died April 6 at 94; a graveside service is set for May 23 at Sunrise Cemetery.
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The McKinleyville biologist spent nearly four decades teaching science at Humboldt State, led marine research in Trinidad, and in retirement became so devoted to gall wasps that scientists named a species in his honor.
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Chris Ellis built friendships across gaming tables, online raids, and college classrooms — and the communities he helped build are mourning his unexpected passing.
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“Eventually, Jeanie started to work at Humboldt Coffee Shop in Eureka, during which she bought a home in Cooper Gulch (Eureka), which was in poor condition, but Jeanie had a million friends that pitched in and offered their skillsets to fix it up.”
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The man his friends called “Bananas” spent decades making Ferndale laugh, lending a hand, and serving his community.
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Friends and community members are marking one year since the passing of a woman whose warmth, Wyoming grit, and love of life left a lasting mark on everyone she met.
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