Reinhart 'Ray' Faber Charlet Reinhart 'Ray' Faber Charlet passed away February 9, 2003 after being ill for several months. A military funeral and burial will be held on Friday, Feb. 14 at Phoenix Memorial Park, Phoenix, AZ. He was born July 9, 1916 in Minburn, Iowa, the son of R.E. and Orpha (Faber) Charlet. A graduate of University of California, Davis, Ray was a retired Army Officer and also retired as a communications installer/technician from the Southern Pacific Railroad. He and his family lived in Alturas, CA. before retiring to Arizona in 1980. Survivors include his wife, Pauline Charlet, Sharon and Jim Carpenter, all of Kingman, Arizona; Alan and Mary Charlet or Cuyahoga Falls, OH; Kathie and Bill Hauser of Spotsylvania, VA; eight grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren and numerous cousins. His sister, Wilma (Charlet) Kent preceded him in death in 1990. Lulu Grivel The Record apologizes to the family of Lulu Grivel, for the omission of a line listing several of her great-granchildren's names in Mrs. Grivel's obituary last week. We have included the missing names along with the listed names as follows. Mrs. Grivel is survived by her great-grandchildren Brady and Eric Grivel, Craig Grivel of Sacramento, Rick Grivel of Phoenix, AZ, Tammy Main of Susanville, Danny Fitch of Alturas, Amanda LaPlante of Redding, Amy and Christy Grivel of Susanville, Shannon and Melissa Dollarhide of Corvallis, OR. February 20, 2003 Deanna Mae Olsen Deanna Mae Olsen, 54, of Alturas, lost her long battle with cancer on February 10, 2003. Thanks to the love of her husband, John, lifelong friend, Pat Gloster and niece, Vera Sphar, she was able to be at home during her last days and allow her family and friends to quietly hold her hand and say good-bye. Deanna was known to many as "Nana or Nana Mae." She was born to Floyd and June Porter on July 19, 1948 and lived the majority of her life in Alturas. Right out of high school, she lived in Susanville for a brief period. She returned to Alturas to work for Bank of America, where she worked the longest part of her adult life. She worked a short time at U.S. Bank and the Modoc Medical Center, which she had to leave due to her illness. During a lapse of employment in 1998, Deanna cared for her ailing father, Floyd. He passed away one day after Deanna's 50th birthday and she always believed he waited until after her party to pass on. When Deanna married John Olsen on November 15, 1975, she acquired many family and friends. Sister-in-law Vera Zeller, spent many hour traveling to Medford with Deanna and they grew to really love one another. She touched everyone's heart with whom she came in contact. Deanna's passions were her family first and foremost, friends, bowling, camping and playing cards. Her family meant everything to her and holidays lit her up like a Christmas tree. "Come early and stay late," was her motto. She loved to camp, even when the weather didn't cooperate. Fun times were had by all and many children experienced the great outdoors at Deanna's favorite place in the Warners, "The Hide Out." Deanna was always up for a game of cards and wanted to play "just one more." She was known as the glue that held the Modoc bowling family together. Over the years, she held many offices, received many awards and was inducted into the A.W.B.A. Hall of Fame and also the Alturas Women's Hall of Fame. This was a real highlight in her life. She was also a delegate to the Oregon State Bowling Association and Oregon 600 club, When Shirley Oxley gave up her battle with cancer, Deanna pledged to continue with the Junior Bowling League, even though she had no children of her own. She loved those kids and they loved and respected her. When she stood tall and put her hands on her hips, they knew she meant business. When the local bowling alley closed, Deanna kept the love of bowling alive. Even during her illness, she planned and attended many out of town bowling trips. She even had high hopes of attending one in the near future. Deanna was able to have a dream vacation to Disneyland in late November with her nephew Lester and family. Although very difficult for her, she had the time of her life. She also babysat her great nieces, Katelyn and Angela to the bitter end, with "tons of help from Uncle John." Deanna will be missed by many friends and family, but especially by her mother, June, husband, John, brother Lester and his wife Chris, nephews and nieces, Lester, Kathy, Katelyn and Angela, Jolie and Don, Jodie, Rene, Rochelle and Wyatt, all of Alturas and her extended Porter and Olsen families. During the week of her passing and service, many of Deanna's family succumbed to the Modoc flu and missed her services. The following poem was written by her niece Jodie, who was sick in bed, and read by her niece, Jolie, at her services on Friday, February 14. The service was conducted by Nick Contaxis at Kerr Mortuary Chapel and officiated by Destry Cambell, who did a "magnificent job." Ode to Nana: " You stood so tall and full of pride, Though we could make you want to hide, We had so much fun wherever we'd go, And when your checkups were clear, How your face would glow! Some of the best times we ever had Were spent with you, "Us" acting quite bad! Your time was too short and it sure isn't fair, There you were...Getting new hair! We wish you were here...We wish you weren't gone, But we sure do promise...To take care of Uncle John. We miss you so much and forget you we can't, For you were one terrific Aunt! We love you." Deanna would have liked any donations to be addressed to the American Cancer Society, North Valley Region (which includes the Modoc Unit), Redding Field Office, 3290 Bechelli Lane, Redding, CA 96002. "Although our beloved Deanna has sprouted her wings and gone on to a healthier and safer place, she will always be thought of and missed. However, our saddest time will be at Christmas, her favorite holiday," share family members. Glen W. Olsen Former Likely and Madeline resident, Glen W. Olsen died January 30, 2003, at the age of 93 in Penryn, CA. Glen was born to James and Anna Olsen in Mayfield, Utah on April 15, 1909. Glen moved to Madeline, CA. in 1910 with his family who were early ranchers in Lassen County. He met his wife while he was serving in the U.S. Army Air Corps (129 AAF) during World War II. They began their married life in Madeline, then moved to Likely where they resided until moving to Klamath River, CA. in 1958. Here, he was a highway foreman and an active member of the Horse Creek Community Church. Mr. Olsen retired in 1978 and enjoyed his retirement years building at the church and working on his small ranch. He lived in Penryn for the last 15 years. He is survived by his wife of 56 years, Dorothy; daughter Cindy (David) Hartmann; grandsons Chris Foster and Aaron Hartmann; and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by all eight of his brothers and sisters. A private memorial service will be held at a future date. February 27, 2003 Karol Eugene Woodward Karol Eugene Woodward, a former long-time business owner and active community supporter, passed away peacefully at his Alturas home with family by his side, on Feb. 25, 2003 due to complications from congestive heart failure and cancer. The date for a memorial service is pending and will be held at Federated Church in Alturas. Kerr Mortuary is in charge of arrangements. The Record will publish a complete obituary for Mr.Woodward, next week. Marie Perdue Marie Perdue, 91, passed away January 7, 2003 at Life Care Center of Reno, Nevada, after a very long struggle for her life. Born in Kansas on Sept. 2, 1912 to John and Ella Drown, she moved to Alturas, CA with her family in 1936. Mrs. Perdue was the nurse for Drs. Paul and Philip McKenny. She was co-owner of Perdue's Fountain and Lunch and the Bowling Lanes, which adjoined one another in Alturas. Marie was an avid bowler and was inducted into the A.W.B.A. Hall of Fame in 1978. She was active in numerous community projects while living in Alturas until moving to Reno in 1991. She was preceded in death by her father, John Drown; mother, Ella Drown; and brothers Melvin and Johnny Brown. Surviving are her daughter Margaret Lightner and husband Richard Minor of Reno; grandsons Ralph Kevin Lightner of Lake Havasu, AZ; and John Raymond Lightner of Reno; granddaughter, Rosemarie Olheiser and husband, Eric of Reno; eight great-grandchildren and seven great-great grandchildren; nieces Della Cooley and husband Paul of Alturas, Gertrude Lybarger of Eugene, OR; nephew, John (Jackie) Drown and wife, Doris, of Jackson, TN; and several great nieces and nephews. A memorial service will be held at a later date in Alturas. Edna Olive Kresge Edna Olive Kresge, 84, born in Modoc County and a long-time resident of Adin, passed away Feb. 20, 2003 in Alturas, CA. Pastor Walt Fisher conducted services Wednesday, Feb. 26 at 11 a.m. at the Adin Cemetery. Born at Gouger Neck, Lookout in Modoc County on November 11, 1918 to Oliver and Bassie (Nichols) Gould, Edna graduated from the Adin High School. Almost 19, she married Marcel Kresge in Reno, NV. on September 10, 1937. They made their home on the Kresge homeplace in Adin, where she and her husband were cattle ranchers for 35 years. After they sold the ranch, Edna went to work for the U.S. Forest Service, enjoying the great outdoors again, working as a fire lookout for the Modoc National Forest for 17 years. The majority of those years were spent on the Sugar Hill lookout and she also worked the Happy Camp and Blue Mountain lookouts. Edna and Marcel were close to sharing 50 years of marriage, when he passed away in April of 1987. An active woman, Mrs. Kresge was a member of several organizations including the Big Valley Historical Society, Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary in Adin; the Adin Chamber of Commerce, Big Valley Garden Club and she had the honor of serving as the Noble Grand Officer with the Rebekah Lodge. A person of multiple talents, she also liked to hunt, fish, garden, do leather work, crochet and cook. In addition to her husband, she was preceded in death by two sons, Glenn and Gary. She is survived by her grandchildren Jerry Kresge and wife Carmen of Alturas; Martha Williams and husband Guy of Alturas; Brad Kresge and wife Brenda of Alturas and Natalie Turnbull and husband Jeff of Woodland, CA. Contributions in Mrs. Kresge's memory may be directed to "The Glenn Kresge Memorial Scholarship Fund," care of Plumas Bank, 510 No. Main St., Alturas, CA. 96101. Interment was at the Adin Cemetery. Kerr Mortuary in Alturas was in charge of arrangements. ~~~~~~ Billie C. & Anita 'Jean' Reynolds Family Researcher of "The Last Frontier" Modoc County, California --- Our outgoing mail is checked by ZoneAlarm AntiVirus.

Please remove me from the list. Thank You Larry -----Original Message----- From: camodoc-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:camodoc-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Billie C. & Anita 'Jean' Reynolds Sent: Thursday, September 21, 2006 11:31 AM To: Ca-Modoc Subject: [CAMODOC] MCR Obits Feb 2003 2 of 2 Reinhart 'Ray' Faber Charlet Reinhart 'Ray' Faber Charlet passed away February 9, 2003 after being ill for several months. A military funeral and burial will be held on Friday, Feb. 14 at Phoenix Memorial Park, Phoenix, AZ. He was born July 9, 1916 in Minburn, Iowa, the son of R.E. and Orpha (Faber) Charlet. A graduate of University of California, Davis, Ray was a retired Army Officer and also retired as a communications installer/technician from the Southern Pacific Railroad. He and his family lived in Alturas, CA. before retiring to Arizona in 1980. Survivors include his wife, Pauline Charlet, Sharon and Jim Carpenter, all of Kingman, Arizona; Alan and Mary Charlet or Cuyahoga Falls, OH; Kathie and Bill Hauser of Spotsylvania, VA; eight grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren and numerous cousins. His sister, Wilma (Charlet) Kent preceded him in death in 1990. Lulu Grivel The Record apologizes to the family of Lulu Grivel, for the omission of a line listing several of her great-granchildren's names in Mrs. Grivel's obituary last week. We have included the missing names along with the listed names as follows. Mrs. Grivel is survived by her great-grandchildren Brady and Eric Grivel, Craig Grivel of Sacramento, Rick Grivel of Phoenix, AZ, Tammy Main of Susanville, Danny Fitch of Alturas, Amanda LaPlante of Redding, Amy and Christy Grivel of Susanville, Shannon and Melissa Dollarhide of Corvallis, OR. February 20, 2003 Deanna Mae Olsen Deanna Mae Olsen, 54, of Alturas, lost her long battle with cancer on February 10, 2003. Thanks to the love of her husband, John, lifelong friend, Pat Gloster and niece, Vera Sphar, she was able to be at home during her last days and allow her family and friends to quietly hold her hand and say good-bye. Deanna was known to many as "Nana or Nana Mae." She was born to Floyd and June Porter on July 19, 1948 and lived the majority of her life in Alturas. Right out of high school, she lived in Susanville for a brief period. She returned to Alturas to work for Bank of America, where she worked the longest part of her adult life. She worked a short time at U.S. Bank and the Modoc Medical Center, which she had to leave due to her illness. During a lapse of employment in 1998, Deanna cared for her ailing father, Floyd. He passed away one day after Deanna's 50th birthday and she always believed he waited until after her party to pass on. When Deanna married John Olsen on November 15, 1975, she acquired many family and friends. Sister-in-law Vera Zeller, spent many hour traveling to Medford with Deanna and they grew to really love one another. She touched everyone's heart with whom she came in contact. Deanna's passions were her family first and foremost, friends, bowling, camping and playing cards. Her family meant everything to her and holidays lit her up like a Christmas tree. "Come early and stay late," was her motto. She loved to camp, even when the weather didn't cooperate. Fun times were had by all and many children experienced the great outdoors at Deanna's favorite place in the Warners, "The Hide Out." Deanna was always up for a game of cards and wanted to play "just one more." She was known as the glue that held the Modoc bowling family together. Over the years, she held many offices, received many awards and was inducted into the A.W.B.A. Hall of Fame and also the Alturas Women's Hall of Fame. This was a real highlight in her life. She was also a delegate to the Oregon State Bowling Association and Oregon 600 club, When Shirley Oxley gave up her battle with cancer, Deanna pledged to continue with the Junior Bowling League, even though she had no children of her own. She loved those kids and they loved and respected her. When she stood tall and put her hands on her hips, they knew she meant business. When the local bowling alley closed, Deanna kept the love of bowling alive. Even during her illness, she planned and attended many out of town bowling trips. She even had high hopes of attending one in the near future. Deanna was able to have a dream vacation to Disneyland in late November with her nephew Lester and family. Although very difficult for her, she had the time of her life. She also babysat her great nieces, Katelyn and Angela to the bitter end, with "tons of help from Uncle John." Deanna will be missed by many friends and family, but especially by her mother, June, husband, John, brother Lester and his wife Chris, nephews and nieces, Lester, Kathy, Katelyn and Angela, Jolie and Don, Jodie, Rene, Rochelle and Wyatt, all of Alturas and her extended Porter and Olsen families. During the week of her passing and service, many of Deanna's family succumbed to the Modoc flu and missed her services. The following poem was written by her niece Jodie, who was sick in bed, and read by her niece, Jolie, at her services on Friday, February 14. The service was conducted by Nick Contaxis at Kerr Mortuary Chapel and officiated by Destry Cambell, who did a "magnificent job." Ode to Nana: " You stood so tall and full of pride, Though we could make you want to hide, We had so much fun wherever we'd go, And when your checkups were clear, How your face would glow! Some of the best times we ever had Were spent with you, "Us" acting quite bad! Your time was too short and it sure isn't fair, There you were...Getting new hair! We wish you were here...We wish you weren't gone, But we sure do promise...To take care of Uncle John. We miss you so much and forget you we can't, For you were one terrific Aunt! We love you." Deanna would have liked any donations to be addressed to the American Cancer Society, North Valley Region (which includes the Modoc Unit), Redding Field Office, 3290 Bechelli Lane, Redding, CA 96002. "Although our beloved Deanna has sprouted her wings and gone on to a healthier and safer place, she will always be thought of and missed. However, our saddest time will be at Christmas, her favorite holiday," share family members. Glen W. Olsen Former Likely and Madeline resident, Glen W. Olsen died January 30, 2003, at the age of 93 in Penryn, CA. Glen was born to James and Anna Olsen in Mayfield, Utah on April 15, 1909. Glen moved to Madeline, CA. in 1910 with his family who were early ranchers in Lassen County. He met his wife while he was serving in the U.S. Army Air Corps (129 AAF) during World War II. They began their married life in Madeline, then moved to Likely where they resided until moving to Klamath River, CA. in 1958. Here, he was a highway foreman and an active member of the Horse Creek Community Church. Mr. Olsen retired in 1978 and enjoyed his retirement years building at the church and working on his small ranch. He lived in Penryn for the last 15 years. He is survived by his wife of 56 years, Dorothy; daughter Cindy (David) Hartmann; grandsons Chris Foster and Aaron Hartmann; and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by all eight of his brothers and sisters. A private memorial service will be held at a future date. February 27, 2003 Karol Eugene Woodward Karol Eugene Woodward, a former long-time business owner and active community supporter, passed away peacefully at his Alturas home with family by his side, on Feb. 25, 2003 due to complications from congestive heart failure and cancer. The date for a memorial service is pending and will be held at Federated Church in Alturas. Kerr Mortuary is in charge of arrangements. The Record will publish a complete obituary for Mr.Woodward, next week. Marie Perdue Marie Perdue, 91, passed away January 7, 2003 at Life Care Center of Reno, Nevada, after a very long struggle for her life. Born in Kansas on Sept. 2, 1912 to John and Ella Drown, she moved to Alturas, CA with her family in 1936. Mrs. Perdue was the nurse for Drs. Paul and Philip McKenny. She was co-owner of Perdue's Fountain and Lunch and the Bowling Lanes, which adjoined one another in Alturas. Marie was an avid bowler and was inducted into the A.W.B.A. Hall of Fame in 1978. She was active in numerous community projects while living in Alturas until moving to Reno in 1991. She was preceded in death by her father, John Drown; mother, Ella Drown; and brothers Melvin and Johnny Brown. Surviving are her daughter Margaret Lightner and husband Richard Minor of Reno; grandsons Ralph Kevin Lightner of Lake Havasu, AZ; and John Raymond Lightner of Reno; granddaughter, Rosemarie Olheiser and husband, Eric of Reno; eight great-grandchildren and seven great-great grandchildren; nieces Della Cooley and husband Paul of Alturas, Gertrude Lybarger of Eugene, OR; nephew, John (Jackie) Drown and wife, Doris, of Jackson, TN; and several great nieces and nephews. A memorial service will be held at a later date in Alturas. Edna Olive Kresge Edna Olive Kresge, 84, born in Modoc County and a long-time resident of Adin, passed away Feb. 20, 2003 in Alturas, CA. Pastor Walt Fisher conducted services Wednesday, Feb. 26 at 11 a.m. at the Adin Cemetery. Born at Gouger Neck, Lookout in Modoc County on November 11, 1918 to Oliver and Bassie (Nichols) Gould, Edna graduated from the Adin High School. Almost 19, she married Marcel Kresge in Reno, NV. on September 10, 1937. They made their home on the Kresge homeplace in Adin, where she and her husband were cattle ranchers for 35 years. After they sold the ranch, Edna went to work for the U.S. Forest Service, enjoying the great outdoors again, working as a fire lookout for the Modoc National Forest for 17 years. The majority of those years were spent on the Sugar Hill lookout and she also worked the Happy Camp and Blue Mountain lookouts. Edna and Marcel were close to sharing 50 years of marriage, when he passed away in April of 1987. An active woman, Mrs. Kresge was a member of several organizations including the Big Valley Historical Society, Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary in Adin; the Adin Chamber of Commerce, Big Valley Garden Club and she had the honor of serving as the Noble Grand Officer with the Rebekah Lodge. A person of multiple talents, she also liked to hunt, fish, garden, do leather work, crochet and cook. In addition to her husband, she was preceded in death by two sons, Glenn and Gary. She is survived by her grandchildren Jerry Kresge and wife Carmen of Alturas; Martha Williams and husband Guy of Alturas; Brad Kresge and wife Brenda of Alturas and Natalie Turnbull and husband Jeff of Woodland, CA. Contributions in Mrs. Kresge's memory may be directed to "The Glenn Kresge Memorial Scholarship Fund," care of Plumas Bank, 510 No. Main St., Alturas, CA. 96101. Interment was at the Adin Cemetery. Kerr Mortuary in Alturas was in charge of arrangements. ~~~~~~ Billie C. & Anita 'Jean' Reynolds Family Researcher of "The Last Frontier" Modoc County, California --- Our outgoing mail is checked by ZoneAlarm AntiVirus. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to CAMODOC-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message