Jeanette G. Joiner, 86, of Weippe, died Thursday, April 1, , in Orofino. Pine Hills Funeral Chapel of Orofino is caring for arrangements. Shelda M. Isobel Jean Peer, 96, known to her friends and family as Jean, went home to meet Jesus on Saturday morning, March 27, Jean was born Feb. Mom was fourth out of seven siblings growing up on a farm on Central Ridge above Peck. Having never been off the farm, she and her sister, Doris, and two close friends moved to Spokane, WA, to work in the war effort in Mom had been introduced to Jerome Peer by his sister before he left for the service.
They were married Dec. Mom and Dad lived all of their lives in this area, spending most of their years in Lewiston or on the farm in Winchester, retiring to Lewiston in Mom and Dad enjoyed spending many winters snowbirding in Arizona with friends. In they moved to Royal Plaza. She was active in her community, leading Bluebirds and 4-H. She was a member of Winchester Community Club and was a Sunday school teacher.
Mom had many hobbies, which included her grandchildren, gardening, coffee with friends, traveling, handiwork and crocheting.
Mom had an infectious smile and positive attitude that has been passed on to her children and grandchildren. She could make the best of any situation. We were blessed to hear that this spark carried through to the end. Since her passing, we have heard many inspiring stories from her caregivers at Royal Plaza of her great spirit.
It was difficult not to see Mom over this past year, but it does our hearts so good to know that she left such an impact on those around her. She was preceded in death by her husband of 71 years. He grew up in Oregon through his seventh-grade year, except for his fourth-grade year in Coeur d'Alene, and then in the eighth grade the family moved to St. Maries where he graduated from high school.
Jeff attended the College of Southern Idaho for a year where he played baseball, returning to St. There he worked in the logging industry and as a substitute teacher at the high school. Jeff married Brenda Haskins in St.
Maries on Nov. He followed this with a Master's Degree in Education Administration in Jeff taught in the Moscow School District for a year and then taught and coached girls' varsity basketball at the Potlatch Junior-Senior High School until when he accepted his teaching position at Lincoln Middle School in the Pullman School District where he taught Math.
Jeff coached both boys' and girls' basketball and girls' volleyball at the Middle School during his tenure there, as well as girls' golf at Pullman High School. He enjoyed the outdoors and especially loved fishing, playing golf and traveling to visit his sons.
Jeff was a loving husband and father and so enjoyed time with family and friends. Jeff was preceded in death by his father James Martin and his step-father John Gustafson. The Celebration of Life service will be held Saturday, April 3, at 11 a. It will also be live-streamed. Jeff will be laid to rest at the Pullman City Cemetery with a family graveside service. Memorial donations may be directed to the Jeff Martin Scholarship, established through the Pullman Education Foundation, to provide financial assistance to athletes at Lincoln Middle School.
Memorials may be mailed to PEF at P. Box 51, Pullman, WA , or made online at pullmaneducationfoundation. Darlene M. Kleer, 80, of Orofino, passed away March 19, in Orofino. She was born April 26, Memorial services are pending. Loving wife and mother gently passed away on Thursday, March 18, , at the age of She was born Oct.
Her family moved to North Lewiston in her youth and she fondly remembers her childhood, playing with her three sisters and brother, exploring the hills and dales of what was then undeveloped land in the area. After graduating from Lewiston High School, she spent a couple of years developing her future career in bookkeeping. Pat married Louis Lunders on June 1, , and soon became a mother to daughter Sherda and three sons, Monte , Greg and Brad Pat and Lou raised their family in Clarkston, WA, with the years filled with singing she loved to sing , swimming, boating, square dancing and sharing good times with family and friends.
She was a homemaker when her children were young. She then worked at Lewis-Clark State College as a bookkeeper for many years, along with being a partner to Lou at their family-owned businesses, including the grocery store Community Foods, Lunders Roofing and Lewiston Glass and Sash.
She was a woman of many talents, but being the best mom and grandma ever is her outstanding accomplishment, to all of us. She is survived by her daughter, Sherda Ken Allard; son, Bradley Cory Lunders; brother-in-law, Leonard Lunders; 7 grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren, 2 great-great-grandchildren; and many loving nieces and nephews.
Mom's family was everything to her, and she taught us all to sing, dance and enjoy life. We will miss you so much, Mom. Now, you and Dad can share a dance together again. Our thanks to all her wonderful care-giving family at Royal Plaza and Evergreen Estates.
She was happy being there, spending her days with you. At a later date to be announced, a gathering to celebrate Pat's life will take place. At her request, there will be no funeral. Ruth Louise Lettenmaier Riggers, 93, formerly of Southwick. She was 93 years old. She grew up as a girl on her horse, riding all over the Fishing Boat Dealerships Near Me English Southwick area to visit friends and explore far and wide, along the ridges and into the canyons.
On horseback, she would be sent to check bear traps while also keeping a lookout for mountain lions. She loved working on the Lettenmaier farm with her beloved father, John, and older brother, Johnie.
She was willing to do whatever job they had for her. In those days, the last thing she wanted to do was work in the kitchen with her mom when her dad was outside with the horses.
In Cora's later years, Ruth was the one to care for her mom on a daily basis and make it possible for Cora to live out her remaining days at home. Cora lived to age As a young girl, Ruthie taught herself how to drive on the sly, by watching her bus driver and her dad behind the wheel.
No doubt she was the first girl in her family to learn how to drive. She attended school in Southwick and later moved out, working for her room and board to attend Kendrick High School. When Ruth and her classmates went to the principal and asked why the boys had Fishing Boat Dealerships Near Me Cheat a basketball team and the girls didn't, he answered, "Because you don't have a coach. She graduated in They were married for 63 years at the time of his death in Ruth was a farmer, homemaker and forever a cowgirl.
They ran the farm together and Ruth was involved in growing the business by securing financing, acquiring land, and dealing with seed companies and the government. They also designed and built a new modern home, doing much of the work themselves. She loved looking at her horses from the kitchen window.
Ruth drove grain trucks in the s when it was not typical for women to do that kind of work, let alone to drive a truck at all. Many a head did a double-take when meeting her on the road. Along with her other farm work, she prepared hot noon meals for the farm crew. She was very dedicated to the farm and did whatever was needed, even driving tractor or combine. Often she would hear Carl say to no one in particular, "We need 'someone' to go to town to pick up a part.
In Gifford, she was an active member of Good Hope Lutheran Church and a faithful rock of the community. As a newlywed with limited cooking skills, she asked a sister-in-law to help her make a pie for a church function. She was self-taught in many things, but enjoyed special friends who helped her with her projects. She enjoyed knitting, sewing, ceramics and making porcelain dolls.
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