Longview Daily News from Longview, Washington • 12

LONGVIEW WASH 12 Obituaries THE DAILY NEWS Lillian (Huckabee) Quigley In 1959 tire family moved to Duluth Minn where he was raised and graduated from Duluth High School He lived in Seaside for die past tliree years Mr Quigley joined tire Army in 1973 and served in military intelligence in Europe He later lived in Minnesota Alaska and Washington prior to moving to Seaside He was employed in construction and building maintenance Survivors include his mother in Naselle a sister Patricia Patzer of Naselle and several nieces and nephews A graveside service will be held at 1 pm Thursday at Peaceful Hill Cemetery in Naselle with pastor John Indermark officiating Arrangements are by Chapel by the Sea Long Beach Lovera James Longtime local resident Lovera Gladys James 96 of Kelso died June 25 2001 at the Hospice Care Center She was bom Feb 10 1905 in Canada to Henry Luther and Rosa May (Prevo) Austin She lived in tire Longview-Kelso area most of her life coming from Red Deer Alberta Canada Mrs James attended Stella Lutheran Chapel and was a member of the Bunker Hill Grange for almost 65 years She erjoyed crocheting afghans playing cards and animals especially cats She was well-liked and will be remembered for her gentle nature and sensitivity for others She married Roy James in Longview April 9 1927 He preceded her in death in 1965 Also preceding her in death was a grandson Ronald Champion in 1986 Survivors include a son Darrel James of Longview a daughter Dolores I Champion of KeLso six grandchildren Michael James of West Linn Ore Steven James of West Port Ore Richard James of Clatskanie Sandy Cliampion of Kelso Shelly Luff of Longview and Debbie Stillwell in Illinois 12 greatgrandchildren two stepgreat-grand-children and tliree great-great-granddaughters A funeral service will be held at 1 pm Friday at Dalil-McVicker Funeral Home with the Rev Vicki Maly officiating Interment will take place at Cowlitz View Memorial Gardens The viewing will be held from 10 am to 5 pm Thursday and from 10 am to noon Friday Memorial contributions may be made to the Community Home Health and Hospice PO Box 2007 Longview WA 98632 Charles Gregory Due to incomplete information received seven grandchildren were not listed among Mr survivors in paper Lifelong area resident Charles Gregory 63 died June 23 2001 at the Hospice Care Center A funeral service will be held at 1 pm today at Columbia Funeral Home in St Helens A committal service and vault interment will take place at Koble Cemetery Deaths Banister Lois 72 Longview died Tuesday at the Hospice Care Center Cascade Northwest Funeral Chapel Stone William Johnson 48 Rainier died Monday at St John Medical Center Haaianson-Groulx Mortuaiy Rainier John A Shockley John Albert Shockley 84 of Longview died June 24 2001 at the Hospice Care Center He was bom Jim 6 1917 in Tekoa Wash to Frank and Ethel (Sprinkle) Shockley Before moving to Longview tliree years ago he spent summers in Leavenworth and winters in Arizona for 11 years Mr Shockley worked as a quality control inspector for Paccar Inc in Renton Wash He enjoyed fishing and just being around the house He was an innovative drinker and a talented mechanic He married Ruby Tollefson in Nov 1987 in Shoreline Wash She survives him at home Also surviving are a son John Shockley Jr of Lynnwood Wash two daughters Shirley A Persson of Camano Island Wash and Patricia Ennesser of Seattle two brothers Ted Shockley of Lake Goodwin Wash and George Sprinkle of Seattle five grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren He was preceded in death by an infant son Robert Shockley A graveside service will be held at 1 pm Friday at Grand Army of the Republic Cemetery in Snohomish Wash Memorial contributions may be made to tire Community Home Healdr and Hospice PO Box 2067 Longview WA 98632 Arrangements are by Steele Chapel at Longview Memorial Park Michael Quigley Michael Raymond Quigley 45 of Seaside Ore died June 23 2001 in Portland of natural causes a day short of his 46th birthday He was bom June 24 1955 in Shawnee Okla to Robert and made to the Toutle Valley VFW Building Fund PO Box 152 Tootle a 986-19 or the Conununity Dome Health and Hospice PO Box 2067 Longview WA 98632 Ilubbanl Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements Bemetta Worth Longtime local resilient Bemetta Mirie Worth 77 of Longview died June 23 2001 at St Jolin Medical Center She Was bom Sept 8 1923 in Meemeasc to Matliias and Veronica'tBogenscluietz) Willmas and graduated from liigli school there She moved to Longview in 1946 Mrs Worth worked as a manager at several local area mini-marts She retired in 1985 after working many years at Comer She epjoyed gardening and spending time with family She was dearly loved She married Miller August Worth in August 1944 He preceded her in death in 1971 Also preceding her in death was a sister Caroline Thompson Survivors include five sons Patrick Worth of Kelso and Michael Worth Gary Worth Preston Worth and Walter Worth all of Longview a daughter Jacqueline Worth of Longview a brother Eugene Willmas of Meeme 12 grandchildren three great-grandchildren tliree nephews and two nieces At her request no service will be held Memorial contributions may be made to a charity of choice Cremation has taken place under the direction of Dahl-McVicker Funeral Home Elmer Rollins Elmer Rollins of Clatskanie died on his 72nd birthday June 24 2001 at the Hospice Care Center He was bom June 24 1929 in beach ND to Alby Hiram and Bertha Evelanch (Noonan) Rollins and received his early education there He was a 1949 graduate of Tferry Montana High School He lived in Portland and on the coast before moving to Clatskanie in 1975 Mr Rollins served in the Navy during the Korean War from 1949 to 1953 He worked as an electrician for a private contractor and in 1984 at James River Corporation He retired in 1991 after being an electrician for 45 years He was a member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers No 48 in Portland American Legion Louis Elmer Post No 68 in Clatskanie and tire Clatskanie Presbyterian Church He loved to travel spending winters in Lake Havasu City Ariz and traveling to Alaska Minnesota and tire southern states He was an out-doorsman and epjoyed fishing hunting woodworking and cooking He eryoyed an ongoing friendship with Elvy Ljungberg of Gustavsbeig Sweden a foreign exchange student his family sponsored in 1981 He married lone Anderson on Nov 28 1954 in Terry Mont She survives him at home Also surviving are three daughters Gay Wuische of Sandy Ore Teresa Bermel of Pendleton Ore and TYacy Hill of Clatskanie a sister Mildred Fomell of Glendive Mont eight grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews Preceding him in death were two sisters Clarice A Rollins and Irene Johnston a brother Almon Rollins a stepsister Ruth Kiysko and a stepbrother Clifford Rollins A celebration of his life will be held at 1 pm Friday at the Haakinson-Groulx Mortuaiy Chapel in Clatskanie with the Rev Sayer Strauch officiating There will be a private inurnment of ashes Memorial contributions are suggested to die Clatskanie Presbyterian Church Memorial Fund PO Box 372 Clatskanie OR 97016 or the Community Home Health and Hospice PO Box 2067 Longview WA 98632 Davida Nall Davida Marie Nall 74 of Toutle died June 20 2001 at the Hospice Care Center She was bom Aug 15 1926 in Los Angeles Calif to David and Margaret (Lindberg) Kretz She was raised in Toutle attending the local schools She lived in California and Florida prior to returning to Toutle in 1976 to care for her mother Mrs Nall retired as a custodian for the Toutle School District She owned and operated Second Hand Store in Toutle since 1980 She was a member of the Toutle Valley Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary Before ill health forced her to stop she loved going to auctions and garage sales She was preceded in death by her husband Clarence Nall and two brothers Dick Kretz and Wayne Kretz Survivors include two sisters Margaret Mills and Kikki Beryamin both of Toutle her close friend and caregiver Ken McFarland and several nieces and nephews A memorial service will be held at 3 pm Saturday at Toutle Lake Community Bible Church with pastor Jim Pace officiating Memorial contributions may be of Record Aldercrest: Arrangement is cheaper for company cled said Weber who has been moving homes in the region for 26 years Two Oregon house-moving companies also are saving some of the houses Together the three companies will relocate about 15 Aldercrest houses Anderson Environmental is wrapping up Phase Two of die demolition in which 49 houses were removed About 50 houses remain to be demolished in die Aldercrest neighborhood which started moving in 1998 and became the second-worst slide disaster has just bothered all of us to see these beautiful homes tore said John Coleman one of 11 remaining residents a shame that all of them have been carted off and used somewhere I think good that somebody is taking advantage of V851 California Way 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trends The office issues licenses The Daily News report describes the Hallmark suspect as dean-cut in his mid to late 30s with short brown hair and wearing a blue button-down collared shirt Vehide prowl 3000 block of Maryland Street Longview The rear side window of a car was broken and speakers and an amplifier were taken between 1:30 am and 8 am Monday Total loss and damage: $650 BURGLARIES: 3100 block of Maple Street Longview Four tires were taken from an unlocked garage between 6 pm Wednesday and 3 pm Friday Total loss: $900 2200 block of Rose Place Longview: Several gold $1 coins and two dgar boxes full of quarters were taken from a residence between 3 pm Saturday and 8:30 am Sunday The screen was ripped off an open window and the resident found a knife lying on top of his car Longview police are investigating block away Authorities said the boy had not been seriously harmed Richard Allen Dunn 39 was ordered held Saturday on $1 million baiL Arraignment is scheduled for July 6 Dunn said although he often drinks $100 to $200 worth of alcohol a night without any effects he blacked out tire night of the abduction according to a county police report filed in court The Associated Press arrested Teresa Torppa 33 of Naselle Monday evening when she allegedly walked out of Wal-Mart on Ocean Beach Highway with a shopping cart full of items she had not paid for according to a probable cause statement The items totaled more than $300 Upon being interviewed by officers Torppa also admitted she had items in her ca she had taken from Three Rivers Mai earlier in the day according to the statement Torppa was booked in the Cowlitz County Jail and released on $5000 bail Counterfeit money passed Two $100 bills were passed at two different stores in the Three Rivers Mall Monday The two bills were passed within 10 minutes of each other according to Kelso police reports Someone gave one of the counterfeit bills to Wilson's Leather at about 1 pm Another $100 bill was passed at LuVs Hallmark at about 1:10 pm and police believe the two incidents are related A Kelso police Prosecutors file charges against man in abduction SEATTLE King County prosecutors on Tuesday filed a charge of first-degree kidnapping against a man arrested in last abduction of a 6-year-old suburban boy The boy snatched near his home June 20 was found the next day gagged and bound in the bedroom of an apartment about a ble cause statement Herman is being held in the Cowlitz County Jail in lieu of $10000 bail Motorcycle stolen Longview police arrested Edward Truluck 27 of Kelso Monday afternoon on a charge of first-degree theft after he allegedly took a motorcycle from Longview Motor Sports according to a probable cause statement from Longview police Truluck allegedly called a friend and asked him to come to the store so Truluck could give him a motorcycle to sell The friend went to the store's warehouse and parked his truck in the alley where he and Truluck loaded up a 2001 Kawasaki 300 dirt bike Truluck asked the friend to call around and try to sell the bike for $2000 according to the police report Police found the bike at the friend's house and were directed to Truluck's house Truluck is being held in the Cowlitz County Jail in lieu of $10000 bail Felony shoplifting Longview police Seven tons of fallen asphalt closes Lewis and Clark Bridge indefinitely ASTORIA More than seven tons of asphalt fell away from the Lewis and Clark Bridge locking the bridge in its open position The 80-year-old lift bridge spanning Bay has been under construction since January when the piece fell away Monday It was set to open this week but is now closed indefinitely No one was injured in the accident State transportation officials are investigating the incident The Associated Press From Page B1 renovate the houses and sell or rent them Weber bought the houses for $1000 each from Anderson Environmental Co the contractor hired by the City of Kelso to demolish 126 Aldercrest homes Kelso bought 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