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Obituaries for May 6, 2010 |
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Keith H. Campbell,
47, Orofino
Keith was born
Keith was a
devoted husband and father, a great friend and a kind and generous
spirit. He loved his family more than anything else in this world.
Keith was employed by Brandt’s Cedar Mill in Orofino where he had
worked for many years.
Keith was the
kind of person that couldn’t pass a car broken down on the side of
the road without stopping to help, the kind of person who would
gladly give you his last five dollars if you needed it, the kind of
person who can never be replaced.
He is survived by
his wife and best friend, Jan Campbell, brother Bob Campbell of
Virginia, sisters Barbara and Kathy, children Jonathan and Cindy
Morse,
A memorial
service will be held at Orofino Tabernacle Saturday, May 22 at
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M. L. Robison, 78,
formerly of Orofino
Our husband,
father, brother, grandpa, M.L. “Bud” Robison, 78, passed away at his
home in Rochester, WA on the evening of Wednesday,
After an
honorable discharge Bud settled in
Bud was a truck
driver his whole life. He drove heavy haul, construction, log trucks
and long haul.
In October of
1984 Bud married Bonnie Fitzgerald-Osborn in
Bud is survived
by his wife Bonnie; sister Patty Meyers (husband Cotton) of Boise;
his children Mike and Connie Robison of Orofino, Rick Robison of
Portland, and Dr. David and Kenda Robison of Marianna, FL, Kathy
Lyle Hecker of Portland, OR; and his stepchildren Ted and Carey
Osborn of Casper, WY and Laura Osborn and Jeff Tiwater of Olympia,
WA. He also has 18 grandkids and eight great grandkids.
Bud was preceded
in death by his parents Jack and Mabel, his brother Bill and his son
Kenny.
He will be laid
to rest by Kenny’s side at the
There will be a
potluck remembrance gathering at the VFW in Orofino after the
services. The family asks that any donations be made to veterans or
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Doyle C. Wilkins,
79, Kamiah
He was born
to Loyd and Rose Wilkins on
His family
lived in several areas between Tammany on the
After
marrying Lennis Cochrell in 1952, the couple settled on the breaks
of the Old Lolo and started their family. Partnering with his
brother and father, they built a sawmill and continued to run
cattle.
In 1962,
they moved to east Kamiah. He helped build three more lumber mills
in this area and worked at Carney Pole Company. In the late 1960s,
he started his own business, Wilkins Automatic Transmission and
Repair. His employment in the
Doyle’s
volunteer work spans three decades.
Doyle and
his loving wife Lennis were married just eight months short of 50
years before Lennis passed away.
Doyle was
preceded in death by his parents, Loyd and Rose Wilkins of Weiser,
wife Lennis Wilkins, and brothers Ray Wilkins of Weiser and Gerald
Wilkins of Emmett.
Doyle is
survived by his four children, Wendell Wilkins, Susan Stewart and
Wilda Woehler, all of Kamiah, and Fern Goodwin of Kooskia; brothers
and sister, Don Wilkins of Spokane, Glenn Wilkins of Slate Creek and
Lola Wilman Chavez of Weippe; eight grandchildren; 15
great-grandchild-ren; a very caring and loving friend for life,
Betty Munden; and man’s best friend, Spud the dog.
A memorial
service will be held at |
