Ross Gene Price
Ross Gene Price, 79, died April
25 at home in Sheridan.
He was born
Oct. 11, 1927 in
Hebo, the son of
Ruben and Lita
Price. He was
raised in Tilla-
mock County
with his brother,
Reed. He en-
tered the Army Ross Gene Price
in 1950 with his
childhood buddy, Tom Lane, and
was released in 1953.
He worked for various cheese
factories in Tillamook County, then
drove log truck until he retired in
1990.
He is survived by his wife, Dixie
Price of Sheridan; daughters, Bar-
bara Hamilton of McMinnville,
Robbyn Sadis of Oregon City and
Debra Price of Sheridan; brother,
Reed Price of Billings, Mont.; 10
grandchildren and four great-
grandchildren.
No services will be held at his
request.
A celebration of life will be held
in June for family and friends. In-
formation will be published in The
Sun the first week of June.
ers, Dan Pirtle of Conway and
Kerry Pirtle of Riverside, Calif.;
stepsons, Anthony Forbes of Se-
attle, Wash. and Kirk Forbes of
Boise, Idaho; and two grandchil-
dren.
No services will be held.
Memorial contributions: Breast
Cancer Research. Arrangements
were by Autumn Funerals & Cre-
mations.
Alvin E. Sybrian
Alvin E. Sybrian, 82, of Sheri-
dan, died April 27.
He was born July 18, 1924 in
Oakland, Calif. He graduated from
Calitbrnia School of Fine Arts. He
served in the U.S. Amay during
World War II. After his military ser-
vice he became a self-employed
artist working in wood, marble,
water colors and oils.
Survivors include a son, Joseph
G. Sybrian; and a sister, Doris
Sybrian.
Services will be held at 11 a.m.
Friday at Mt. Scott Funeral Home,
59th and Foster, Portlmid.
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Members of the Linfield Col-
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Phillip Hershberger "Rhythmic Grace,' two dance con-
Phillip Wayne Hershberger, 51, carts on Friday and Saturday at 8
of Sheridan, died April 24 at the p.m. in Melrose Hall.
Sheridan Care Center. Both performances are free and
concert at
Three Linfield College choral
ensembles will be featured in the
annual spring choral concert on
Sunday at 4 p.m. at the First Bap-
tist Church in McMinnville. The
performance is free mad ()pen to the
public.
Performances by the Linfield
Masterworks Chorale, Concert
Choir and Chamber Singers will
showcase choral music written by
Latin American composers to cel-
ebrate Cinco de Mayo weekend.
The Masterworks Chorale and
the Concert Choir will ()pen the
show with a double choir piece by
Mexican composer Juan de Padilla,
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dan in 1963
where he gradu- Comic strip artist
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ils also lived set will speak on Monday, May 7,
in Washington and Calitomia. He at 7:30 p.m. in the Jereld R.
worked as a saw filer at Willamina Nicholson Library at Linfield Col-
Lumber. He also worked for legs. The lecture is free mad open
Erickson Saw Shop in Sheridan and to the public
later for his father at Sheridan En- Basset is the creator of the comic
strips "Adam@Home" and "Red
gine Works. and Rover."
He enjoyed football, basketball His comics have been syndi-
and baseball, cated in more than 200 newspapers
Survivors include his parents, for the Universal Press and have
Reuben mad Wdma Hershberger of been published in six different book
Sheridan; brothers, Enos Harsh- collections.
berger of Lyons and David Harsh- Basset began working at The
berger of Sheridan; sisters, Mary SeattleTimes as a political cartoon-
Anna Hershberger of Sheridan and ist in 1978. In 1994, he dedicated
Edna May Hawes of Gresham. his time perfecting his comic
Services were held Saturday at "Adam@Home." Later, he devel-
Green Crest Memorial Park in oped the cartoon Red and Rover,
Sheridan. which highlighted his love for d0gs.
Arrangements were by Adam-
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Katana K. (Pirtle) Forbes, 50, of
Sheridan, died of cancer April 20
at her home.
She was born March 2, 1957 in
Mayfield, Ky.
She married James H. Forbes in
1986. They lived in Calilbmia be-
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ance manager for Oregon Mutual
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Paula Pirtle of Conway, Ark.; fa-
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