All Obituaries

DIRECTO, GRACIA LINA MUNAR age 75 years old, single went to glory singing with the angels into eternity, to be with Jesus, her Savior and Lord. She passed away at the Alberta Simmons Plaza on October 1, 2019. She is survived and lovingly remembered by her family, daughter Evelyn (Michael), sons Goodwin (Nikki) and Noel Glen; grandchildren Hanah Dasalla, William (Billy) Nicholas, Mayli Monae, Victoria, Amara, Paige, Quan Pei, Brandon; great grandchildren; Elaina, Xavier, Corey, Jaylen;...

Irene grew up in Portland and earned a Master's Degree here. She ran several successful businesses and was a successful investor. With her second husband of 40 years, Harold, she enjoyed the company of numerous friends, golf, travel, skiing and fine dining. She is survived by one son. A small, informal memorial gathering is being planned. The family suggest supporting Portland's outstanding and only In-Patient Hospice Facility, the Hopewell House, which, after almost 32 years, is...

With great sadness Bonnie Chambers (Sloan) passed away peacefully in her home of natural causes. She spent 50 years lovingly married to her late husband, Bill. Bonnie had a sharp wit and a seemingly endless expanse of knowledge. She is survived by her three children, Erin, Sloan, Rachel; her beloved granddaughter, Quinn; and caring brother, Skip. She lived a full life and will remain in the hearts of those who loved her. She will be dearly missed.

On Monday, August 26, 2019, Greg Barton, husband and father, passed away at the age of 73 from complications of Alzheimer's. Greg was born July 14, 1946 in Denver, Colorado. He spent his childhood in California playing youth sports. He enjoyed all sports, but excelled on the baseball and football fields. After high school he continued playing football, first at Long Beach City College, where he led the team to an undefeated national championship in 1964 and victories in the...

Edgar Allen Davis 69, of Portland, Oregon passed away on August 23, 2019 at his home, after a long illness.  He was the son of Lawrence (Ted) R. Davis and Edith Irene (Baker) Davis. Ed was raised in Finley, Washington and moved to Portland, Oregon in 1971 and lived his life there.  Ed worked in the office equipment industries for 20 years and as a home caregiver for many years. Ed is survived by his brothers, Lawrence Davis (Sharon) of Greenville, Tennessee; Butch Davis (Toni) of...

Roger was born in Omaha, Nebraska, to Holden and Mildred Capps and was the second of four boys. He graduated from Grant High School in 1955 after his family moved to Portland. Roger followed his brother Walter in being the first of their family to complete college, graduating from PSU in 1960. He obtained a Master's degree in education from Colorado State College in 1962 and taught before moving home to continue his career in education. His brother, Doug and sister-in-law, Elizabeth,...

David Crommelin Richardson, beloved husband, father and friend, died unexpectedly of natural causes May 5, 2019. His sudden death brought shock and deep loss to his family and friends. David was born to William and Conradina Richardson in Orange, N.J., on June 10, 1949. He grew up in Maplewood, N.J. and attended Columbia High School. His father left the house every morning to catch the train to NYC wearing his fedora and carrying the NY Times. David's love of hats and reading the daily...

Emily Ann Liedtke passed away April 2, 2019 after a courageous battle with liver and kidney ailments. She was a vibrant 42 years old, far too young to leave us, but who lived a full and happy life to the end. She was born September 7, 1976 at Good Samaritan Hospital in Portland, the daughter of Cynthia and Jack McConnell and sister to older brother, Stuart McConnell. She was educated at Oregon Episcopal School, Cedar Park School and graduated from high school at St. Mary's...

Rosemary Mitchell died Saturday, March 30, 2019, following a brief illness. Her husband and daughters were with her as she passed away. Rosemary was a longtime resident of Beaverton. A graduate of Stanford University and the School of Library Science at UC Berkeley, she worked for many years for Washington County Co-operative Library Services. She was an accomplished singer. Beginning in high school, she sang continuously with various groups, including, most notably, the Choral Arts...

Sweet Momma Patty always said that her and Dean dreamed about Natalie and I before we were born, but it was us that drempt of them. The love Mom had, showed, and gave will forever be unmatched. Patty was the bright test light in all our lives. Patty's heart was so big. She always felt love for family, as well as strangers, even when people didn't show the same in return. Her heart and love were our guiding light, and without it I don't know where we would be. Animals and the...