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June 25, 2013
Obituaries for June 25, 2013
Robert L. Hight Robert (Bob) Leland Hight, 70, of Washougal, died June 21, 2013. He was 70.
Robert L. Hight Robert (Bob) Leland Hight, 70, of Washougal, died June 21, 2013. He was 70.
John and Avis Boyle will soon celebrate their 65th wedding anniversary.
Ludwig A son had been born to Jennifer R. and Michael A. Ludwig of Camas.
About midway through a 40-plus year management career, I became interested in the phenomenon of organizational change. I learned that people don't necessarily resist change, but do resist the way change affects them personally. The proposal to convert Washougal from a strong mayor to a council-manager type of municipal government portends the type of change that begets both benefits and difficulties. Among the latter are the effects it will have on current and future council members and candidates, as well as the city administrator. I leave to others the task of making the case for change. My focus in this editorial is on the effects the proposed change would have on the job of the city council, and the qualifications needed for the job. These issues deserve consideration during the debate.
Excelsior High School Each of the graduates had a different story to about how they ended up at Excelsior High School. From pregnancy and struggles to keep up with school work to a lack of motivation and feeling lost in the shuffle, each of these situations could have led these students to make the decision to forego earning a high school diploma.
Hayes Freedom High School Principal Amy Holmes described the 2013 Hayes Freedom High School graduates as "smart, talented and strong-willed." "It took some of you a while to see yourselves the way I see you," she said.
Marcia E. Heigh Marcia E. Heigh died June 9, 2013, with her family by her side. She was 53.
Huddleston Merle and Charlene (Anderson) Huddleston recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary.
Alex Torres just made his dream come true. He is one of the 1,386 Americans who are going to race at Loretta Lynn’s Ranch. Torres, a 15-year-old from Camas, qualified for the AMA Loretta Lynn National Motocross Championship, July 28 to Aug. 3, in Hurricane Mills, Tenn. He spent the last four months working his way to the top of his region to earn this opportunity. Call (503) 867-7167 or send an e-mail to [email protected].
Nevin graduates from Pacific University