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Former planning chair Thomsen enjoyed sports, travel
Former planning commission chair Dawne Thomsen died Nov. 14 in Logan, Utah of lung cancer. She was 8...
Lowden remembered as skilled mechanic
Longtime Haines mechanic Bob Lowden, 64, died Nov. 16 of prostate cancer at a hospice care home in...
Retired ranger served as volunteer
Friends this week remembered Jay Proetto as a man of many interests who took a genuine interest in...
Jeff Shields, former Chamber president, dies in Wisconsin
Former Haines Chamber of Commerce President Jeff Shields, 60, died of cancer Monday in Viroqua,...
Cameron was artist, partner in ministry
Presbyterians are planning a community memorial service for Haines artist Miriam Cameron on Nov. 10...
Kathy Phillips enjoyed books, gardening, pets
Katherine Jean "Kathy" Phillips died in Haines on Sept. 16 at age 57. She'd been suffering from...
Judy Berry operated fuel plant, Food Center grocery
Former Haines business owner Judith Ann "Judy" Berry died Aug. 2 in Medford, Oregon, of several...
Rhona Nelson kept books, operated fabric store
Friends are grieving the sudden death of former fabric store owner and bookkeeper Rhona Nelson, 70. She died of an apparent heart attack at her home...
Vinca Gilman helped launch HARK
Vinca Helen Gilman, a founder of the Haines Animal Rescue Kennel, died Aug. 14 at Bartlett Regional...
Collins taught senior exercise
Shirley Jean Collins, 80, who moved to Haines from California 10 years ago, died at her Senior...
Maxine Brouillette liked pop music, paranormal
Maxine Brouillette, a free spirit who liked sunshine and pop music, died June 18 in Las Vegas, Nev. from complications of a fall. She was 68....
Miller was fisherman, engraver, sheetrock hanger
Longtime resident Malcolm "Jay" Miller, a noted engraver, fisherman and sheetrocker, died July 1 in...
Venables carved niche with history
John H. Venables, who gained statewide attention for his portrayals of famous figures from Alaska...
Fisher's adventure: Bohemian, classicist, society wife
Liz Fisher, an East Coast legal secretary who in midlife adopted a footloose lifestyle and landed...
Matthews known for caring nature
A memorial service will be held Saturday for Marge Matthews, a former town librarian remembered for...
Henderson: Former mayor, author, farmer dies at 95
Bob Henderson, an energetic high school science teacher, farmer and Haines Borough mayor known as...
Dale was tough, tender-hearted
Nellie Dale, a tough but caring bartender and longtime volunteer for the American Legion Auxiliary,...
Hales remembered for generosity
A funeral for longtime Lutak resident George Hales was held Feb. 20 at the Presbyterian Church....
Former millwright, cable manager dies
John Dennis McOmber, a former Haines millwright and cable television manager, died Jan. 12 following an apparent heart attack. He was 71. Son John Dou...
Belaski made friends, home at Lutak
Charles "Chuck" Belaski, an engineer who maintained rocket-tracking radar and stalked salmon in the...
Strong boosted village activities
Klukwan residents said they would remember Fred Strong for his smoked salmon, gentle good humor,...
Budke came to Haines after 8 years at remote station
One of the last things Polly Budke did before dying was give instructions on how to cook a turkey....
McDermaid, 58, worked as a mechanic, tow truck driver
Dave McDermaid, 58, died of cancer Dec. 31 at his downtown apartment. Friends, family, and neighbors...
VanBibber dies at 98
Family members and friends from Haines on Dec. 6 joined a crowd of about 1,000 others in Champagne,...
'Grandpa Chuck' found niche as fix-it man
A memorial service for Charles Wayne "Grandpa Chuck" Davis will be held at 5:30 p.m. Friday at the A...
