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11/25/2025

Carolynn Peterson, RN, MSN,AOCN,CHPCA, a devoted leader in nursing, hospice, and oncology care, passed away peacefully on November 12, 2025, at the age of 77. Carolynn was a lifetime learner earning her MSN from UCSF and dedicated nearly four decades to compassionate patient care, leaving an
enduring legacy of service and love.

Carolynn's career spanned 39 years, beginning as a Registered Nurse in Fresno and culminating as Executive Director of Hospice of the Foothills in Grass Valley, CA. Carolynn devoted herself to ensuring dignity and comfort for patients and families during life's most difficult moments. She championed pediatric
hospice care, expanded cancer support programs, and guided hospital teams with compassion and strength. Her vision and leadership touched countless lives and
earned her the respect and admiration of colleagues
and communities alike.

Beyond her professional achievements, Carolynn was a tireless advocate for her community. She was a Lifetime Member of the American Cancer Society, an active participant in the Oncology Nursing Society, and served on the board of the California Hospice and Palliative Care Association. Her generosity extended to
many organizations, including Peace Lutheran Church, Women of Worth, and the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Foundations Red Rose Society.

Carolynn is survived by her loving husband of 31 years, Richard Pechon; her son Warren Peterson and his wife Kelly; and her cherished grandchildren, Skylar and Morgan of Grass Valley, CA. She also leaves behind countless friends and family members who were touched by her warmth and strength.

Carolynn spoke her mind, loved her family - including her beloved rescued dachshunds - and cared deeply for her friends. She was a force of nature: passionate, bold, and unwavering in her convictions. Her loyalty was unmatched, her laughter contagious, and her presence unforgettable. Carolynn's legacy is one of courage, love, and authenticity - a reminder to live fully and fiercely. She will be deeply missed by all who knew her.

A Memorial Mass for Stephen Pechon and Carolynn Peterson Pechon will be held at St. Patrick Catholic Church, Grass Valley, January 16, 2026 at 10:30 a.m.

A Memorial Service followed by reception/Celebration of Life for Carolyn Peterson Pechon will be held January 17, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. at Peace Lutheran Church in Grass Valley, CA.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made in Carolynn's memory to your local food pantry.

11/22/2025

Kay and Bob Zuelsdorf

Memorial Service

A joint memorial service honoring the lives of Kay and Bob Zuelsdorf will be held on Saturday, December 6, 2025, at 10:00 a.m. at the Nevada City United Methodist Church, 433 Broad Street, Nevada City, California.

Kay and Bob shared more than six decades of marriage, family, and adventure-from their early years in Madison, Wisconsin, to their RV travels through nearly every state, to their active involvement in the Grass Valley and Nevada City community. Kay was known for her dedication, generosity, and beautifully handwritten notes, and for her many years of service to her church community, especially through the Christmas outreach program and the Craft Faire. Bob was known for his friendliness, puns, and lifelong work in broadcast engineering, as well as his deep involvement in church life, woodworking, music, and outdoor pursuits.

Loved by family, friends, and all who crossed their path, Bob and Kay leave behind a legacy of kindness, service, and friendliness. All who knew them are warmly invited to attend and celebrate their lives. Kay passed away in October 2023, and Bob passed away in July 2025.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Nevada City United Methodist Church. If you wish, you may note Zuelsdorf stained glass, as we are working toward creating a window in their honor. Donations may also be made to GirlsWhoCode.com

11/21/2025

Franklin Dewain Kistle passed away on November 16, 2025, in his home with family. He was 82 years old.

No services are planned but there will be a Celebration of Life in 2026.

Frank was born on April 30, 1943 in Grass Valley, CA at Community Hospital. He was the oldest of four children born to Ernest and Erma Kistle. He always worked and played hard.

Frank’s first job was delivering newspapers door to door in Grass Valley with his dog Puggy. Frank joined the Navy at the age of 17 and shared stories of being on the USS Constellation. He received an Honorable Discharge and returned to Grass Valley to be with his two young daughters Bobbie and Sandy.

After returning, Frank’s sister Sue introduced him to Sharryn. They immediately hit it off and were married July 31, 1966. Frank and Sharryn had two more children, son Eric and daughter Sharra.

Frank started working for PG&E shortly after his return. He also worked weekends at his in-laws restaurant and bar. He bartended for Aldo and Charlotte Santinelli in Nevada city until they sold years later. Frank had countless stories about the good old days and wild times there. Continuing with PG&E he worked his way up to Lineman-Foreman, traveled and even had a few accidents before retiring after 35 years.

Frank’s love of cars started at a young age. In his life he owned, restored and sold more vehicles than anyone can recall. His beloved big yellow 59’ being the one he never let go. He was a Chevy guy for life. He made many close friends while doing what he loved. He lived his whole life in Grass Valley and wouldn’t have raised his family any where else. Frank enjoyed camping and took yearly friends and family trips to Fort Bragg, CA and Lake Almanor.

He will be remembered by all as a story telling, wise and quick witted, left handed, hardworking, loyal, take no BS, bionic, good old boy who loved anything hot rod, whistling, joking, friends and most of all, his family.

Frank is survived by his wife Sharryn Kistle of Nevada City, his daughter Bobbie (Bob) Barone,
daughter Sandy Kistle, son Eric Kistle, daughter Sharra (Micah) Foster, Grandsons Cody Barone, Nathanial Schisler, and Corbin Foster, Granddaughters Samantha McMahan, Maranda Schisler and Keara Kistle, 10 great-grandkids, one great great grandchild and sister Wendy Kistle. Plus countless nieces, nephews, and cousins.

He’s preceded in death by his parents Ernest and Erma Kistle, sister Sue Sullivan, brother Ron Kistle, Grandson Leslie Schofield, Father-in-law Aldo Santinelli and mother-in-law Charlotte Rooney.

11/20/2025

Robert Cecil Moncrieff passed away peacefully on October 30, 2025, at the age of 89 in Grass Valley, CA. Born on August 17, 1936, in San Diego, Robert, affectionately known as Bob, dedicated his life to education, serving as a teacher and school administrator in public schools. His commitment to nurturing young minds was paralleled only by his deep love for his family and community.
Bob was a graduate of Bishop Manogue High School and held a bachelor’s and a master’s degree in Education from University of Nevada Reno.

Bob proudly served in the United States Navy from 1957 to 1959, continuing his service in the Navy Reserves for an additional eight years. His military tenure was marked by a steadfast dedication to his country, a trait that he carried into his civilian life.

A devout Catholic, Bob was active at St. Patrick's Church, where he was a devoted member for over 25 years. His faith was a cornerstone of his life, guiding his actions and interactions with all. Bob's commitment to his community extended through his active participation in the Knights of Columbus as a proud Fourth Degree member, Veterans organizations, and his support for his wife Beverly's service with the Daughters of the American Revolution.

Bob's passions included gardening, music, and teaching others. He created beauty in his garden and shared the joy of music, often leading friends and family in song. His kindness, love and compassion touched the lives of many, as he made a lasting impact on everyone he met. He will be deeply missed by all who knew him.

He is survived by his children, Bobby, Cathy Shaffer, Jim, Michael, and Amy Cate, his grandchildren, Jacob, Bobby Jr., Josiah, Shamus, Lanice, Maya and a large extended family. Bob was preceded in death by his beloved wife of 62 years, Beverly, his sister Barbara Fisher, and parents Bert and Marge Moncrieff.

A rosary will be held at 4:30pm on Wednesday, December 3, at Hooper and Weaver Mortuary followed by a funeral mass at St. Patrick's Catholic Church at 10:30am Thursday, December 4, 2025.

In lieu of flowers, please donate to St. Jude Children's Hospital or a Veteran Support Organization, honoring Bob's lifelong commitment to service and care.

11/12/2025

THE CURIOUS CASE OF MICHAEL ANTHONY CALLAHAN

Born on November 16th, 1935 in Los Angeles, California, Michael Anthony Callahan was a Thanksgiving baby who would give his family, friends and students much to be thankful for over
89 years of his extraordinary life. He was a Hollywood son who became a Jesuit priest. He was a film student who became a film professor. And a beloved husband who became a cherished
father and a treasured grandfather.

With the blessing of his silent movie star mother, Leonora Summers and his Light-Welterweight Boxing World Champion father, Mushy Callahan, Michael was ordained as a priest in 1967.
During his time in the seminary, he convinced the Jesuits to send him to the USC School of Cinematic Arts where he got his doctorate in film history and where his lifelong passion for
movies began. Perhaps this obsession began much earlier when he was just a boy in a bathtub.

Michael loved recounting the story of how John Wayne, yes the John Wayne, dropped in on his parents one night while he was in the bath. Like the polite boy he was, Mikey immediately stood
up in his birthday suit and shook hands with the Duke.

As the Communication Arts Chair at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles for over a decade, Michael led the department from being a small program in the 1980s to becoming one
of most prominent film programs in the country. In addition to teaching multiple classes, writing film reviews for the National Catholic Reporter, he was the priest consultant for the 1981 film,
True Confessions in which he also appears in the film as a deacon beside Robert De Niro.

Dr. Michael Callahan was a bon vivant who brought his own personal style to every film class, faculty meeting and Mass. His antics caught the eye of his colleague, then known as Dr. Diane
Stauts, Professor of Psychology, Chairman of the Education Department and President of the Faculty at LMU. When he was preparing to take his final priestly vows, he sought advice from
Dr. Stauts. The consultation led to a very different set of vows, when the happy couple married on January 12, 1982. They honeymooned in Mexico and waited for the dust to settle before
returning to the university. The dust never really settled at LMU, but they began their new life together in Palos Verdes, California and Father Mikey, as he was known, became the beloved
stepfather to Holly, Tracy and Paul.

Father Mikey made everything better. He showed 16mm movies in the living room. He made impossibly clever Christmas scavenger hunts. He named the dogs Thelma & Louise. When
Loyola fired him after the wedding, he started teaching at Harbor College and Long Beach City College. In 1991, Diane and Mikey left Los Angeles for higher ground in California Gold Country
where they built a majestic home at Lake of the Pines, which became the centerpiece of their lives.

From countless birthday parties to Fourth of July barbecues to Christmas dinners to two family weddings, their lake home was the focal point of the family. Michael quickly blazed a new trail
for himself, teaching at Sacramento State, helping produce and edit the Lake of the Pines Cable Access News, while watching as many films as he could rent on a weekly basis from Netflix and
Blockbuster combined.

Michael and ‘Growly’, as Diane was known, adored their numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Every Christmas Mikey would put on his Santa hat, set up the Christmas train
and deliver a series of handmade holiday puzzles each with age appropriate clues leading every child and adult on a journey to find their perfect Christmas present.

On October 25, 2015, Michael lost his beloved wife, Diane Callahan. It was almost exactly 10 years to the day, when Michael passed away on October 24, 2025. Mikey is survived by his
stepchildren Paul Stauts, Tracy Saltzman and Holly Pettitt, his grandchildren Sydney, Alexander,Ethan, Jacob, Hallie, Sadie, Scout and Zelda, and his great-grandchildren Michael Eddie and
Rosie.

Michael never met a pun he didn’t like. Never met a person he couldn’t charm. Never met a crossword he couldn’t solve. And never met a movie he wouldn’t watch. Rest in peace dear
Michael. You were very loved and will be very missed.

11/12/2025

Jerry E. Brown
March 8, 1942 – October 2, 2025

Jerry Elmer Brown passed away on October 2, 2025 in the loving embrace of his family. He was 83.

Jerry was preceded in death by Maria (née Gianno), his best friend and beloved wife of 43 years, daughter Laura Rosenberg, son Baby Brown, parents Elmer M. Brown, Sr. and Louise Perry (née Effinger), sister Judy Brown and brother Elmer M. Brown, Jr. He is survived by his daughter Deanna and son in law Steven Micros of San Francisco, son-in law James Rosenberg (Laura), grandchildren Jillian Rae and Donald Jerry (DJ), and four great-grandchildren, who brought him much joy, Hunter, Zander, Levi and Cleo. He is also survived by sisters-in-law Frances Hammond and Mary Gianno, many nieces and nephews, and his sweet Rat Terrier, Annie.

Born in Telluride, Colorado, Jerry’s family worked their way west before settling in Shore Acres, CA. In the early 1960’s he and his father, an operating engineer, worked together on the construction of the third bore of the Caldecott Tunnel.

Jerry and Maria married in December 1962 and settled in her home town of Martinez where they raised their family. For several years they ran the family business, Gianno’s Fish and Bait Shop. Jerry also worked as a laborer at Concord Naval Weapons Station. He retired from Teamsters Union Local 315 after many years as a vacuum truck driver (environmental cleanup) with Erickson Trucking.

In days past Jerry loved camping, boating, water skiing, and motorcycle riding. An avid outdoorsman he enjoyed hunting, fishing and exploring new trails. For over 50 years the family cabin at Mt. Lassen was a special place best shared with family and friends.

Jerry and Maria retired to Penn Valley in 2004. They effortlessly made new friends, explored the Sierra Foothills, and joined the Roamin Angels Car Club. Jerry had a passion and innate ability to find and restore vintage cars. As a member of the club he found kindred spirits. A Ford man at heart, just days before his passing, he drove his newly restored 1955 Fairlane on a three day car rally to Fort Bragg with Sheila Hill, his long-time companion. A testament to how fully he lived his life ~ Jerry left nothing on the road!

Jerry was a member of the Nevada City Elks Lodge and volunteered at many Roamin Angels’ community outreach events. Jerry was a mentor to many and a friend to all. He will be remembered always for offering a helping hand, his keen wit, kind heart, Christmas fudge and beautiful blue eyes!

Jerry will be laid to rest on December 8, 2025 at 11:30 a.m. A graveside committal service will be held at Queen of Heaven Cemetery, 1965 Reliez Valley Road, Lafayette, CA. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Arborday.org or your preferred charity.

11/10/2025

In Loving Memory of Spencer Cletus Osterholt
August 17, 1944 – November 1, 2025

Spencer Cletus Osterholt, 81, of Grass Valley, California, passed away peacefully at home on November 1, 2025, after a brief illness. With his wife and daughters by his side, he peacefully entered his final rest.

Born on August 17, 1944, in Kansas City, Missouri, to Cletus and Eileen Osterholt (Schulte). Spence grew up in Pleasanton, California, before his family settled in Grass Valley. He graduated from Mount Saint Mary’s High School and later attended Chico State University. In 1972, he began his career at Nevada Union High School, where he taught and led the business department for three decades.

In 1967, Spence married Sandra L. Cogdill, his partner in every sense of the word. Together, they built a life grounded in love, laughter, and the natural beauty of Grass Valley, sharing his appreciation for the outdoors with their daughters, Kirsten Osterholt-Martin and Jennifer Osterholt-Warner.

Spence found peace in the simple rhythms of nature—bass fishing, walking with Sandy and their loyal schnauzer Willie, or spending a quiet day on the golf course. He loved time on the lake, watching baseball, and sharing his humor with family and friends.

He will be remembered for his gentle spirit, quick wit, and the creative nicknames that became a signature of his affection.
Spence is survived by his beloved wife, Sandy; daughters Kirsten Martin and Jennifer Warner; sons-in-law Sean Warner and Lloyd Martin, III; grandchildren Emma and Maxwell Martin; and siblings Stephen, Robert, Thomas Osterholt, and Kathy Andrews. He was preceded in death by his parents, Cletus and Eileen Osterholt, his sister Carolyn Kissell, and his dear uncle, Dick Osterholt.

Those wishing to honor Spence’s memory may make donations to Foothills Compassionate Care. The family extends heartfelt gratitude to the hospice care for their kindness and comfort during his final days.

May he rest in the everlasting peace he so often found in the quiet beauty of the world around him.

11/09/2025

Lawrence Cloney Obituary

Lawrence Joseph Cloney
June 30, 1932 – October 15, 2025

Larry passed away at home on October 15 th , 2025, after a long illness with his wife Terry by his side. He was 93 years young. Larry is a descendant of the Pioneer Cloney family of Eureka, CA. He was born in Scotia, CA., Humbolt County to Guy and Miriam (Fraser) Cloney. Larry was very proud of growing up among the Giant Redwoods, in the little town of Meyers Flat.

Larry graduated from Christian Brothers high school in Sacramento when it was an all-boys boarding school in 1950. He then attended the University of Santa Clara before joining the Marine Corp in 1953. He was stationed at Fort Belvoir, Virginia where he taught surveying. After leaving the Marine Corp he went to work for the City of San Jose in their surveying department.

In 1965 Larry met his future wife, Terry Fay Del Zotto, while visiting his father in the Old Dominican Hospital in Santa Cruz. Terry was a nurse there and his dad was one of her patients, and the rest is history. They married in 1966 and made their home in San Jose
where they raised their two sons, Richard and Patrick.

Larry worked for the City of San Jose for 30 years before retiring and moving to Fresno and working for Cal Trans for another 8 years. Larry and Terry moved full-time to their property in Lake Wildwood in 1998.

Larry believed deeply in volunteerism, so for many years he picked up food from the different grocery stores for Interfaith Food Ministry as a driver. Many times, with his grandchildren as helpers. As a faithful Catholic and a member of St. Patrick's parish he has been involved in many ministries throughout the years.

Larry was an avid golfer and a super fan of both the SFO 49ers and the Giants.

Larry was preceded in death by his parents and 3 sisters, Marilyn, Patty and Carol. He is survived by his wife of almost 59 years and his 2 sons, Rich Cloney of Elk Grove & Patrick Cloney (Samantha) of Fresno and honorary daughter Jolene (Bill) Townsend of Citrus
Heights, plus 9 grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.

Services will be held at St. Patrick's Parish in Grass Valley on December 5th , 2025, at 11 am followed by lunch in the hall. Internment will be at Holy Cross Cemetery in Santa Cruz.

11/07/2025

David Franc Obituary
David George Franc

November 9, 1947 – October 25, 2025

David George Franc, 77 years of Grass Valley, CA, peacefully passed away on October 25, 2025.

Dave was born on November 9, 1947 to Clarence and Janette Franc in Cleveland, Ohio. The family moved to Long Beach, CA when Dave was in elementary school. After he graduated from Millikan High School in 1965, he earned a BA degree in history with a minor in German at California State University, Long Beach.

After graduation he worked in banking for over 37 years in roles spanning branch manager, bank auditor, commercial loan officer, and agricultural loan manager. He retired from Sacramento Valley Farm Credit in 2006.

In 1965 Dave met Mary at college and married in June of 1969. They moved to Grass Valley in 1973 where their son Benjamin was born and grew up. Dave was a loving husband of 56 years to Mary, father to Ben, grandfather to Matthew and Geoffrey, and brother to Carol.

Dave was passionate about taking care of his land and home. He was beyond a handyman and built his house and other buildings on his property. He also loved restoring old cars. Dave was proud of his son and his family and loved to listen to his grandsons recount their world adventures.

He is survived by his sister, Carol Scarcello, his wife Mary, his son Ben, and his grandsons Geoffrey and Matthew.

Graveside services will be Thursday, November 13, 2025 at 11am at Greenwood Memorial Gardens Cemetery in Grass Valley.

In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Alzheimer's Association.

11/06/2025

Thomas Lee Lott
March 22, 1948 – November 1, 2025

Thomas (“Tom”) Lee Lott passed away peacefully on November 1, 2025, surrounded by his family and lifelong friends. A memorial service will be held on Friday, November 21st at 2:00 pm at Hooper & Weaver Mortuary, with a reception to follow.

Tom was born on March 22, 1948, in Harper, Kansas, the youngest of three children. He enjoyed a wonderful childhood on the family farm and attended a two-room schoolhouse. Life changed dramatically when his father passed away, and that summer his mother packed up the car and, with her three children, set out on a road trip to California. The family settled in Grass Valley, where Tom began 5th grade at Hennessey School—marking the start of a lifetime of close friendships and community roots.

A natural athlete, Tom excelled in nearly every sport he tried. He graduated at the top of his Nevada Union High School class in 1966, lettering in four sports as well as Senior Class Vice President. Tom went on to attend UC Berkeley on a full scholarship, graduating in 1971 with a B.S. in Civil Engineering. Each summer, he returned home to Grass Valley to work part-time at Beechel and Cranmer, a local engineering & land surveying firm, beginning a career path that would define his professional life.

After graduation, Tom joined Cranmer Engineering full-time, and in 1977, upon receiving his professional license with the State of California, he became a partner with his brother-in-law, Ken Baker, at Nevada City Engineering. A respected civil engineer, Tom was known for his integrity, intelligence, and commitment to quality work. He was honored by his peers as Engineer of the Year and took great pride in the many projects he contributed to throughout Nevada County and beyond. After 43 years of dedicated service, Tom retired, leaving behind a legacy of excellence and professionalism.

Tom was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in his mid 30’s, a challenge he met with remarkable strength and grace. He lived with the disease for many years without complaint, maintaining his positive outlook and sharp wit. Sundays were his favorite – when friends would gather to watch football, share stories, and enjoy each other’s company. Those afternoons were filled with laughter, camaraderie, and the warmth of lifelong friendship. His resilience and optimism inspired everyone who knew him. Tom was also surrounded by many devoted caregivers over the years, whose kindness, compassion, and friendship brightened his days and provided comfort to him and his family.

Tom is survived by his brother David Lott; sister Kay Lott Baker; brother-in-law Kenneth Baker; nieces Kathryn Baker and Danielle Lott; nephews John and Richard Baker, and Will, Davey, Jon, and Justin Lott.

He was preceded in death by his father John Francis Lott and mother Janey Lott.

11/04/2025

Paul Noel

October 11, 1931 – October 22, 2025

Paul Noel, aged 94, passed away on October 22, 2025 in North San Juan, California.

Born on October 11, 1931, Paul had a remarkable capacity to appreciate experiences and people with little agenda and much heart. Despite this lack of need to be something special, he led a life marked by a diversity of accomplishments and a deep commitment to service and community. Paul served in the Air Force during the Korean War. After his military service he pursued higher education, attending Mexico City College where he studied Spanish Literature, followed by the University of Southern California, where he attained a Master's Degree in Social Work.

Professionally, Paul was dedicated to public service and environmental stewardship. He started his career working in juvenile hall, where he learned Zen mediation techniques. Later, he managed a mental health clinic in San Diego. His commitment to bettering society extended to reforestation efforts and landscaping, and he later focused on job development programs and helped others to find and sustain employment. He also became a certified timber feller and worked for the US Forest Service maintaining remote campgrounds including the group campsites at Faucherie Lake.

Paul was also deeply involved in his community's spiritual life. He joined the Ring of Bone Zendo in North San Juan in the late 1970s. This involvement was reflected in his loving, funny, optimistic, and thoughtful nature, as he continually sought ways to connect with and support those around him.

An avid player of billiards and cribbage, Paul also enjoyed going on long drives, spending time with friends and family, and doing anything with his love and partner Judith Bell.

Paul is survived by his children, Matt Noel, Erin Noel, Caitlin Pitt, and daughter-in-law Raelynn Noel; his grandchildren, Everett Noel, Bay Noel, Savanna Ortegren, and Rowan Ortegren; his sister Grace Allen; and his long time courtesan and partner in crime, Judith Bell. He was preceded in death by his ex-wife, DeOnne Noel, with whom he maintained a friendship until her death.

Details of the memorial services are to be determined. Contributions in memory of Paul can be made to a charity of one's choice, honoring his legacy of generosity and service, and might include small acts of open-hearted empathy for your fellow human and non-human beings.

10/31/2025

Melvyn Pape
May 27, 1940 - October 26, 2025

Graveside Services for Melvyn Edward Pape will be held at 11:00 a.m., Friday, November 7, 2025 at Sierra Memorial Lawn Cemetery, 459 Hollow Way, Nevada City. Military Honors will be rendered by the Nevada County All Veterans Honor Guard. Mel passed away on October 26, 2025.

Mel was born May 27, 1940 in Oakland, CA to Harold and Elva (Hogan) Pape. He graduated from Diablo High School in 1958. Upon graduation, he joined the United States Marines where he served until 1962. He then became a Journeyman and eventually an Overhead Sprinkler Fitter in fire protection for over 35 years.

He had a love for softball, California history, collecting knives, genealogy and gold panning.

He was an amazing man, husband, father and friend and will be missed by many. He never met a perfect stranger.

Mel is survived by his wife, Geri Pape of 46 years, sister Marji McCormick, son Patrick Pape, son Phillip Pape, daughter Diane Pape, grandchildren Jacqueline Pape, Nicolas Pape, Jacob Pape, Daphne Pape, Talowa Fallingwater, Melanie Pape Tiffin, and great grandchild Evanni Pape. He also leaves nieces Jayne Stepp and Marlo Moon, great Nieces Emma and Sara Moon and great nephews Robert and Jack Stepp, and extended his family Gary Golisch, Gesche Olsen, Tim and Cody Golisch and Janel Hess.

He's preceded in death by his parents Harold and Elva (Hogan) Pape.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the charity of your choice.

Arrangements are under the direction of Hooper & Weaver Mortuary.

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